Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-14
i.taCAL NEWS.
AyCspN6yrs TONIGHT.

WAssiyorcy THsAfsR. -"F:rcAo1" has
became tie peorIe ars u-ed Of Witnessing IL,
bot In order to give Maggie Mitchell An ospor-
tuaity OF appearing In other char a,ters. Our
Fte's acting In any other part Will b. Inferior 70
thr t,rtc Esf." for sire 10 \ stile performer
I ne bill to Eight Is Aarsot". ana "Ka:y
O'SkisL" -H..s
0EnvEss THEArns.-Tns weeks entertain
rnrut NJ this r. Sort will clcse wish the perform
snee II .shsndy Mcguire" and "Coanecicu,
C""ri.hir, play. la which the wili.ms-s
have lst. ~ siieitd much applause Ssturiay
night always brings out unusually GRO 1t,ed
hcu-e. at rv.ry place OF amusement and all
Who would witness the performance 10 night
The day.
OBI. FELLows' NALL.-Th@ Camobe Offer
N rrt'rtairE;ent which ladi"s ara r.rniiiss
may "i.it Nth PToPr.-ty. Under Mr. Cana
bEH sup TviSicE, VIII, tn jus v a. a-ity, las
trTous every performance. Bad worth, Booker
nno liSvis n. yer raj, 10 produce shouts OF
i"rEhtsr nv their droll1ri- MIR Cimpbali's
r:'w r"pE, w hrn this Cruel War is Over" is
always eEcurpd.
CONFERENCE.-The Arab Law" by Julia
Hor'iu'. rand Kate Ten nov. r, will ne performed
to-nls nj again. The crowded HORSES yyhish
this attractive piece has d. q W The s,tirA u,,.k
is TIE h 81 evidence OF its merit The entire
S2urt cf Bs"u1y appear in the beautiful ballet
"IacEannia. The Frsc. rnl d aneing Of NJ les
Augusta and MsIfs is admired BY all
EARrKTIKs.-This resort closes the week with
IN Ed.I::ra; lr hill. Mile Marie Zos and Mile
iift.s VII both appear in fascinating dances
3GS r:uian VIII sing ore OF her popular songs;
while Dick Sa.ss, Eu1worth, sam Long
Monroe, and others will appear in a variety OF
iauSEtrr-i;rovokiny acts
HULAEDs HALL--Prof . s. Fowler will
,o-hisht d-iiF.r fire lecture at the above
Hall, his subject hing Self-cultur-., or the
power and capacity of the mimi, and a RICH,
education" An interesting Lecture may bs
cOuntrd uron.
MOVEMENTS OF q I'm. Tom THuaB AypL.pY.
morning.
visited, al Arlington Heigh,s, Mr. Re::i amiu
Warren, the brother ot the br:d.. who Is u sol.
s'rUtton expressed herself strongly devoted To
Tie nion, and said she was wilisg her hus.
t;I should volunteer lift was nccas airy.
Last evening ai eight o clock The iiltla conple
visited, by IN vitafion, 1t the White House. and
WeIe introduced to the President. Mrs Lincoln
Secrrtarrs Chase, STANTON, Wrlies, BAR and
Usher ard Senator Wilson, Grnrrals Butler
ard Clay, Hon. J. I. Crjttenden, and MANY
other gentlemen of distraction, nearly ali OF
when wcr" accomp MED by their famii-s. The
iTF- ids 1t. In The course of the evening, IT,
marked tU General Thumb ;hlt he had tiro yn
him completely In The shade; that he (ihe Gen
r'ali now the great c, ntpr of at-r lctio1
E'irsehm' nts W. re served to thu gu"s,s of the
Fi,si!'It and Mrs Lincoln, which the little
folks appeared To relish iauuh as any person
present.
Al half past nil e they left the White House
end r'T'air' d to Wizards, where they received
the mem hers of the press and fe select friends
Al THIS reception thu bid and hrih-sr room ap-
pturtd ;s happy lis on the night bet. re at the
Top. The iitile lady " 1 peculiarly commnni.
ci.ii'r aid witty. In an exchange OF b:.dinage
win the plorrittor OF the hotel, Mr.. Stratton
irtCrf. red, and appealed, in apparent earnest
ass, that MIR. &. and her husband would not
come 10 flows. The reception Continued for
about IN hour and half. During TIL. who'll, of
the tine tie General and his lady Krpt up a
spirited con versation with thrir guess
Itis morning the little couple took their de-
paltcrr, leaving the EOtel in a pri yap c:,rri.Ige
~ company with tn, ir suite, CONSISTING OF Mr.
Wells. tie Generals agent; Mr. Pierce his pri.
'ste srcrriaryi Madame Lataiu, Mrs. Thumbs
maid, and Seilors, The GrnerarS attendant
Win nr. Is. W arreD, the brides brother who i,
IL. mi tr of the l1Ih Mass. Regimen, and mas
obtains n s: ort leave of absence-and took the
ills train for Philadelphia. They viii, s:op At
hel uncles In thatrity this aftsrro on aud spend
sunday and OH Monday pro ned 10 New York
They CONT mpiat" visiting Europe shortly
FOURTH WAKD--1 .TI.s CAsEs.-Wm.L Leach
end 1 hom's hurry, cbstructins pavement;
hired si.So eseh Caroline Titcornb, drunk and
olsorceriy: fLFd $i!4. Ellen bono ln do:
do n AIRY Mct. milk and Bridget Riord A,
assault and battery; jaii. Edward Green,
iarcebyi jan. John Supera and Leonard Super,
Grazing :; nuisance: ruled for hearing Mary
hammond, sssao 1t aad Ia.tsry; dismissed w
MCCARTHY, G;sorterly; do. Mary yeisie, do:
S GO sr1 1s ks G profanity; do Benjaa
disoIdeily; tarn-d over to military Patrick
" bite, drank do. Geo. Burke, do; do Geo
drunk; dismiss, d. Morris Morrill,, do: do
John SOFT, Cbstrueting the pavement; do. John
Do!le, larceny of q par of boots; do. Mary
MsloIey, drunk and dsorderiy; do. Powell
H. lee. abusing his Wit; bail to kesp the peace
Tton as Pc ulkLer. drunk AID disordsrly; dis.
missed Charles Cammers Aud Justin Cocker,
fer hearing Hrnry McCarden, disorderly;
frrd s55- j. s. Garth, drunk; dismissed. 1.
Garrett, larceny jail. John Smi h, J. r. Cole
mar, Jacob Fell, John Hall, picking pocket
Jail for hearing. John r. 1.urch, crea,iag
nuisance: dismissed. CathRrne Ias-ett drunk:
DC. ID Grant picking pocket; Jail for court
TYRE, drunk and Gisorderly; fned sI9I T. T..
bivdceu, assault and battery; dismissed John
GfTs"n, attempt at larceny; worknouss. N.
II Cole. assault and battery; dismissed. John
Carroll, do; do.
A GALLANT OYYER-Sr. ELIZABETH Hos.
riTAL, WAauIEGToS, ID. C.-Edi;or Star. The
undersigned soldiers, natives an adopted cit
~ ns, crippled N the defense Of the United
States and lis liberties, desire To serve ourcoun.
ry Till peace be once more restored. We there
lore respectfully offer our services to the Pres
tdrnt Of the United States 70 garrison fort or
forts, Ger no DOUBT many brother so,diers win
rally 10 the old banner for which thav gladly
exposed their liyes,) 80 that men more fitted for
the active service be sent TO help the braves now
facing the enemy.
Hoping that we be allowed once 20 defend the
nag we ioNeeo well. we remain, sir, yours, SC,
tSifredECharies Shamoaugh, 11th r. r. O.;
Jas. sherman, Sd Ind. cav; Geo. W. Drumm,
s2d Ohio; Alex. Derwurt, a3d N Wv; Alorrt
Sharlemsine, 5sth N. Y. "; Julius F. Rabardy,
Eth Mass. "; VIM Meyers, I'd U. ). Infy.; Jno.
a a G.sy - ~ % Af'5 A. Mc price, ist n; Z.
Grow, sd n. 7. "; Sam'l p. Atkinson, s7th NJ
~; Wm- W. Wilder, Sd Mich; VIM. II. Wright,
9th N. Y. v; VIM Cunningham, 1st Va; Jos
Ward, Ssth Pa Y; VIM. Mc9aully, Cd Va. y;
Jas. Herald, let Mich; lease Winkler, 4th Pa
r. O.; Thos. S. Ellis, I'd z. 8. 8. 8 Jas Oatis,
2ith II. Z: Geo. Dillon, 4oth N. z; Sas. Sadler,
lCcth Pa e: Chaa. Z Burns, 18th Mas. And
many others hat are bow home and will rally
n soon n they hear Of our sasring.
i Tns S4als1 RAiIwAY.-Workusa ara now
Sfmplcyed In eonneedn. the track On north Sew
enth street with that on south Seventh street
As soon a th1 u completed, We learn that
some Important changes will b. made in run
ming the cars. The line at present uaninx BE-
tween the Northern Liberties and the Navy
Yard u - b Esresd into the Qeof gesowp line,
and WITH thA cara OF TIA latter linz will ran
from High stSret (0-orsstownl 70 tbs Navy
Yard. pareengers being enabled 70 90 straight