Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04

THE DRAPT.-After our report closed vester.
day the following cases were disposed of bv
tie Board OF Enrolment:
Lervis Fortune, (coIored,) accepted.
Dougherty. " L.
John Cole, over age
Peter Durnin, disability
Mohlen j. Higgins, disability
James b. Monroe, disability
John Glnk, enormously enrolled
George oSr M. Chambers, enormously enrolled
John Cole, enormously enrolled
m. u. Bell, paid communication
p. . Bufieigh, In service Sd March.
John kosnig, alien.
Henry Stewart, over age.
John Fimplefy, over age
George Dreamer, furnished substitute-Fred.
erick Mofat.
Francis Burke, disability.
Frederick Mershom, disability
John O'Toole, alien.
Sandy Tyler, only son Of 8 widow.
Jacob Shoemaker, only parent Of child.
John Lynch, enormously enr oiled.
Henry Butcher, disability.
John Dorsey, enormously enrolled.
Frank Heisler, alien.
VIM Armand, over age.
James Hanley, alien.
Charles Boehmer, alien.
VIM. .. Herley, alien.
George Dunclitfe, in service Sd March.
John Clancy, alien.
Ferdinand Robinson, enormously enrolled.
EDDY Broughton, enormously enrolled.
George WeitZel, alien.
John Gentnus, alien.
John Skirying, disability.
.Iohn Kelly, accepted.
Reuben Wilcher, dis ability.
William Ross, disability.
Peter Bowling, disability.
Franklin Benner, disability.
ProEperi 1nnetto, alien.
George Butcher, disability.
John Tlerney, alien.
Basin Jones, disability.
Patrick TierEey, alien.
Alexander Butler, disability.
VIM. II. Harrison, only support OF widow.
James Hunts, under age.
Andrew Lewis, disability.
Jacob Journal, disability.
William Lucus, cOlored, furnished subst.
tute-Henry Waters.
Leonard Clark, under age.
George Coakley, disability.
priests, Rev. Edward McNerhany, disability,
and Patrick McCar,y, alien. There were 81
others exempted on account Of alienage, and
20 on account Of disability, as only sons Of
widows, as fathers Of motherless children,
and others on account Of improper age, erro-
neous enrolment, &c VIVA. D. Bell paid tho
commutation money.
In addition to those obtained here, conscripts
continue to arrive to some extent for the Army
of the Potomac from other quarters There is
some difficulty with the substitutes, many OF
whom have to be watchfully guarded, and a
very considerable force has to be employed in
this city. The re cent executions ars, however,
exertiDg an influence against desertion and
restraining parties from offering as substitutes
who do not mean to serve in good faith.
POLICE REPoRrs.-Staple Gordon, assault
for hearing. Jas. Dravine, drunk kept till
sober.
Second Precinet-C. N. Alexander, racing;
$3.50. Joseph Russell, do; sa:5. Barney
Mitchell, reasonable language; military.
Thtrd Precine-Jno. W. Grass, fraud; Richd
Trunnell, do; dismissed: Theodore Shiford,
Hillery Hptchins, Jas: Hoover. Frank Robin
Harrod, do; dismissed. Bud. Harrod, do;
$3.50. Jno. Harrod, do. dismissed Alfred
SRowden, do; S262.
for court. Gilbert Reynolds, disorderly So.
Ann Dove, drunk and disorderly; workhouse.
Minnie Hoilowy, disorderly; 81. James
do; do. Pat Dohaney, do. and disorderly; 81
Sirh Precinet.-Wm. Rainey, disorderly; SO
cents costs. John Kenney, drunk and disor-
Jenny Bender, indecent and prefane 81. Ann
Bender, disorderly; 50. Amelia Ryon, drunk
and disorderlv; dismissed.
Tenth Precinct.-Mary Maginley, Edward
Freeman, Mary Lang, Rebecca Elliott, Edw'd
Elliott, Henry Bentley and Jane Olson, disor-
DERBY; dismissed. Lucy Freeman, do 1894.
John Martin. assault and battery bail Tor
court Georgeanna Grover, stealing jail.
Frances Wheeler, do; do Frank Taylor, do;
dismissed
READY FOB SBRvICR--The captured steamer
Neptune, a description of which has already
been published, has had complete overhaul
been nut in complete order. She has also been
remained the Clyde. On Wednesday her en-
sines were subjected to a trial, and 1t is be-
lived, from their working, that she will be able
to make eighteen or nineteen knots per nour.
They work SO smoothly that there is no jar In
any part of the vessel. She will no doubt
prove to be one Of the fastest vessels or our
Navy. The following officers have been as
signed to her: Acting Master A. a. Owens,
commanding; Acting Ensigns Geo. Dunn, and
CT. Watson; Masters Mates G. Palmer and
G. Dexter; Second Assistant Engineers y.
Stevens and J. d. Rodgers; Third Assistant
Engineers w. o. Saville and Jas. b. Lucas
The Primrose, which has been on the ways
recently, has been put in complete order and
Is now ready for service. This boat was form
erly the Nellie Vaughn, of New York, and ID
admirably suited for service on the Potomac,
where she has been employed. The following
are her officers: Acting Master W. T. Street,
comm ding; Acting Ems 'gn y. A. Stewart, tx
Officer; Masters Mates Jacob Hahn and II. l.
X. Woods; Second Assistant Engineer l. Is
Leland; Third jerks and Pilot
". Penn.
ALEXANDRIA AFPAIRs.-IIast night ABOUT
nine O'Clock the bells rang the alarm or fire
1t proceeded from Mr.. Appich's bakery on the
lane by side Of the market. We are informed
that it caught from the cellar. IL was e4un'
gushed without much damage.
Later the alarm was again SOUNDED, tniS tine
for woframe houses on the corner OF Cameron
and PAYNE streets, near Mrs. Thomas Soap and
Candle Factory. Both were entirely cons med