Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12

ASsi~S, ieuy Iarcsnv; workhouse 60 days
insulting females; John Brcaton. do. .nrnad
oyer 10 military and showerbathpd. Georye
moIs aI', drunk sent to hospital. James Com.
military charles Pses SO turned over to
military NJ rsaret Sha, disorderiy: dismissed
Ih"d Irtctncf.-John Randolph, grand lar
,ei,s. ja'I Harry Lrssomb, disorderly; dis.
lhnsed. WIN Chamberlain, ASSAULT bail for
court Geo. Poor. disorderly; dismissed. John
u. hooinson, drunk; do. John Smith, do: do
r Ia malay, do: do. Two soldiers, do; do
Richard johnson, disorderly; Dismissed. Jas
NJ; Cruit- keeping a vicious dog, fined $50
michael Ripple, assault; dismissed. James
Ionsherty, larceny, 1.-TWO cases;l Jail. VIM
drunk; dismissed. James McMnIlen, do: do
One soldier, do; do. WV
foarh Precinct Henry Dempsey, drunk and
olsorGeriy; dismissed. Reind Wentink va.
graney workhousr. John Green, threats; Jail.
James 7. Gordon, disorderly; fined 50. Fanny
ht S drunk and tiisor:ierly; do. 3.
St@h i,r,eihci.-Edw'd Johnson assault and
battery; W. ID: Bell, fast driving; Catharine
LoGsLmyer. disorteIly; VIM. Burns, passing
CounttTint money; dismissed VIM. Mundy,
nm. Fitzgerald, drunk; John Brown and az
kineon Hall, drunk and disorderly; turned 10
Military. Mary Summers, disorderly; Martin
%urray fsP ssfrJgs fined SIS each
walk; fined 80 each. Mary Devlin, drunk and
disorderly; S2ei Byron Bassett, picking a
POCKET; Jali. Chas: Yeager, threatening to fire
building; security for peace. M. Donoghue
and Mary Donoghue, drunk and disorderly: 81
each Edwin johnson, insulting lady in the
street; apo!ogized, and case dismissed
Tenth Prectnct-James Conner, drunk and
1isorderly: Rob't M cClellan, indecent expos ure;
Frank Hanks, stealing gun; Patrick Faherty,
Grunk; James Wilson, Rebecca Mason, VIM.
rage, and Mary Branseli, drunk and disorder
iy; dismissed. James Ward, drunk and disor-
Gerry; turned to military. Chas. Bruce, John
Harris, do; fined SO 81 each. Louis Jenkins
breaking windows fined Sl.94.
FROM R1CHMOND-The Government steamer
new 1ork arrived at Annapolis yesterday
morning, from Richmond, having on board be-
tween $50 and 300 paroled observation-disclosures
Soidlers and suffers Among the latter were
Messrs. Hugh MCGEE and Frank Adams who
come immediately 10 this city, and from whom
we obtained the following Information:
One hundred and fifteen or twenty prisoners
san remain IN Libby Prison. Among the num-
DER are a great many southern men, who have
Deen confined Tor time ranging from 10 to 10
months. They are in horrible condition
SICK, feeble, emaciated, and literally covered
with yermin.
count. even with secessiOnists; for Rebel army
Chcers and soldiers made frequent applica-
mons 10 TIE prisoners for ''green backs, offer
ing them 50 Confederate money for : Federal
currency. When the prisoners were first cap
tured, all their money was taken from them
ana when released the amounts taken were re-
turned, partly in Confederate notes
Richmond papers were sold at 10 cts apiece
The prisoners were allowed to purchase them
when news was favorable to the southern
cause but when unfavorable the papers were
excluded frcm the prison.
Prices are exorbitant for everything. Whisky
Is worth = per quart. sugar .25 per H.. coffee
- 80 per H., tea S25 per h., potatoes IS a neck
Their lOaves of bread We're about the size of
our common biscuits, and sold at Is cents
These prisoners had no opportunity of dis
covering much news, as when they were re-
leased they were marched through back streets,
and We're allowed to communicate with no one
except the guard.
DEATHS OF SoLDIERs.-The following have
been reported to Capt. Hartz, (sfice corner of
eighteenth and streets,) since our last, at
which place all information relative to de-
ceased soldiers may be obtained:
:. A. Waine, 2lst Conn; ]. F. Hatch, 9th n
10Th Me-; ". Van vleet, 5oth N y; E. Wool,
A J. REYNOLDS, both N. j.; w. Pierce, I'd N. Y.
AIt,y; w j. Dilks, Oath N: Y; o. Hotchkiss,
18TH ~ n; 1 5 r. MAYER, l43d Pa; B. A. Hek
w. Watson, 5th Pa. r.; Jos. Mckee, 14ith NJ
VI w. H. Allen, 9th N. H.; A. E. Pettigrew,
25ih Me; John A: Boots, 7th Ind; G. McBiair,
18th n Y. John Q. Knowlton, 18th N. H.; Jos
M. Lyons, I'D Ohio; Levi Lester, 132d Pa:
Chas. Grouse, 9TH U. s. Art'y; Thomas Ryan,
ed N. j.; John +. Beach, i23d N. Y; A. F.
I{taty, 18th n: J.; G. Cullum, 18th CT; Amasa
Iuxton, 18th r. l.; Riley Mitchell, 36th Mass;
u. A. Gunneson, 9th N. H.: w. III. Hall, 7th r.
l.; &: Bendall, Let U: s. 5. s.; Edgar $. Brad
Icy, 18th Conn: l.. Bissell Goth N Y; G. r.
johnson, Seth Mass; =. Wooster, 18th N
AWoMAN KILLED IN TIN Cur ALLEY.-Last
evening cOlored woman named Laura Wal
lace, alias Laura Williams, who has kent q
house III Tin Cup alley, between Third and
fonr-and-a-half streets, and Maryland avenue
and Z street, was shot by a colored hackman
named Richard Smith, with a pistol which he
had just taken from the hand Of a friend to
examine, the ball entering her breast. DR..
HELEN was sent for, who extracted the ball and
applied the usual remedies in such cases; but
she died during the night
Smith gave himself up to the police of the
third Ward, and was confined in the Second
Ward station house. The subsequent exam
inaton appeared to show that no i'll feeling
existed between the parties, and that the deed
was probably accidental Under all the cir
cumstancrs, however, the Justice did not feel
justified in taking bail, and Smith was COM
mltted for court.
Fourth WARD STATION CAsEs-Charles
Bell, assault; bail for peace. John King, do:
do. Stewart Henderson and John THOMPSON
drunk and disorderly; turned over to military.
joseph Fisher, do. dismissed. VIM A. Lane
giving llqnor to soldier; do. Edw'd Blodgett,
drunk; DO. Joseph T. Dyer. disordarly and
G.isioyalty; fined Sl.4. Michael McQuay,
drunk ard disorderly; dismissed. Patrick
tonEeliy, do; turned over to military. Jacob
F.ll-- snspicious character dismissed. John
kennedy, drunk; do. John Lynch, do; do.
Weldon J.. Turk, attempt to pass counterfeit
money: for hearing. VIM Jones, drunk;
turned over 10 military. Sarah Beckman,
Nagrancy; dismissed.
NEW ORAToRIA CLAss-we learn that the
new class Tor Oratorios and Music d. Ensrm-
bles that is forming now by Prof Alex. Wo.
lowski, is very nearly completed. Those who
would like to join that Glass can subscribe yet
at Prof WIS residence, No. ISL Tenth street
between2 and O'Clock p m.
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DIR. Won Moschzisker cured me OF avery - we're
case of which threatened the loss of my
sight;, NJ: IL. GOoDsIDGE, Capt. and O. N Q. g. A.
Df.b nOscDSlsxsr c,n fo a itei