Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07
The Woman no w EARS Twenty four Pair.
OF Shoes per Year.
Sceesh Sympathisers Show their Color.

The steamer New York left the Sixth straat
wharf AT about half past twelve O'Clock TO-DAY,
having on board four hundred and fifty old,
middle-aged and young ladies and children,
destined for Richmond and other points in
Secessia. These persons all have friends and
relatives In the South and are taken down by
permission and AZ the expense of the United
States Government. About six hundred appli-
cations haa been made and allowed by the
War Department, but only four hundred and
hiiy awaited themselves Of the privilege this
morning. This cargo will no doubt b. a decided
acquisition TO the society of Richmond and else.
where, Tor among those who Went down were
.-iy Ian Sr pretty, agreeable and intel
Hg"nt ladies. Had their baggage passed =. itbout
inspection they would have added much Also
10 the Necessities OF the southerners in dry
goods, shoes, medicines and many other artic les
and goods much required ST the present tim. in
jth Daviss domains. Eight officers were en-
gagged all last night in examining the baggage
mat hsd been sent down. In many Of the
TRUNKS were found dress goods Of var ious kind.
ana textures; pins, needles thread, &C which
ARTICLES ware, Of course, excluded
In one very large trunk s. sufficient quanti-
~ OF dry goods was found 10 fully stock
country store. Some Of the trunks had
len, fifteen and as high Is twenty f We pairs of
SHOES Nc passenger, however, was SLOWED
70 axe more than two pairs. One lady, when
asked why she desired 10 take so many repli.,i
hais he generally wore out two pair Der mont,
All ms morning The W harf and the palphbo--
hood OF Sixth street was crowded with iadi~s
anu Gentlemen, who resorted there 10 Witness
me departure and for Ia. purpose VI saying
farewell 20 friends.
Judging from the expressions we heard in
'he Gro Td sec@Eh sympatniZers predoSain
gentleman Ssked an Old isdy who was going
on whether she was pleased st her depariure
She Frpii''t, % Ges- thank God: il is great
pleasure 70 Get 10 q government conducted nv
gentlemen, and not by Yankee boor. -rouS
immediately gathered around. and then com
ieh.ru expressions of contempt from fair lips
acr me nniIed States Government generally
ana the President and Cabinet in particular
TINE young lady remarked TO q friend As .ha
bsde her good bye, " Pc sure md write uickiy.
you Know how 10 get the letter through An
othSr lady remarked that she hoped Ia ret1rn
err long, but with tho victorious Confederate
army.
large number OF persons went t. The wharf
Win letters, viii n they begged 10 be permitted
TO send Ia their friends in the South Their
req uests were OF course not complied wiki. As
the boat LEFT the " harf most of the passenger.
collected upon the side nearest the wharf and
waved rareweiis 10 friends on the wharf The
latter responded. and amid the wayinr of
hanckerchiefs and calls OF farewell the boat
s'eamed down the Potomac. Included in the
Iour hundred and my taking their dsparture.
Were seventy females whom Washington can
spare.
Among tho cyprians thus msvarrripr or.
from Inc hives here are delegations from yart-
GUS noted ESTABLISHMENTS about town. Sal Aus
I I mo. 10 marble Alley" =. The Iron-claa
"Hsadquartrrs U. =. A." "6cutle AnRte
Ly les" The Cstt,se by the Sea-" Mary
Hail :, and other notorious houses.
Among the n uu,her from Sal Austin'. vaz .
ht;ie frenchwoman, named LEVITT, native
or New Orleans, somewhat notorious on a.
count OF her londiy expressed sympathies for
large number OF articles which she Wa mot
permitted 10 take, and with tears in her owes
she begged permission 20 retain them. The |
officer who Iamlned the trunk however. ~
rnSp lha
fair underworld 70 bribe him BY saying thst he |
might come ~ Richmond one OF thee DAYS And
mat Ii he did 30, and pern tilted her Articles %
pass, she would befriend him there. The OF. |
floor, however, could not Ia bought And "a .de
moiselle was obliged TO depart minus m.nv
iitIr articles. WHICH she viii probably have |
some d4nc1iIytu obtaining IN the Confederate
Capital.
No soldiers accompanied the boat. tlolou., |
Baker, however, snd number ofhis detectives.
accompanied it.
A squad OF the leah New Jersey Volunteer |
" - detached 10 DO guard duty on The wharf /
capt Perrinc and Lieut. Wampois had charrr
morning attending 10 their uties, which vere
decidedly unpleasant GA account OF .he p~rt
uacior. efforts OF parties 70 80 On board or 70 /
send iettpre 20 parties in the south. hst I.
avery instance, vhether 20 male or renals an
Iiicant- they gavs polite bat Ara aad DECIDED |
rig asa!s Arrivals took place mp - tss very /
moment OF che departure OF the boat
There VISA eonsiderabse shaiinS OF handler.
cnseS ana pauingS Of hands by the wharf /
spectators 10 their frteads Ga the boat IS IL /
moved away The group OF 0ypria,t. had Also |
tarr group of admircGs 10 war . fAro veil ef /
clappings 10 them
1tStS better 20 give than 70 receive, aad WasA
Insson sends the party vrr.tias . RicAneaa,
wb. re their arrival will dou6<luss be- six.A. /
is,d 10y similar e,sppings.
CouRr. Jan. a-Iieo Fell, celsreS. |
charged with stealing liqsor rrom Dulry asd /
U Asara, Wa fouad guilty, and sentenced to /
js,l FOR two Roaths.
Jan. 7.-Jas. Bradley. csiofed, charged With
sssauH and battery with iatent tn XIII Rabart
Richardson alias bob Rats" was found not
cuilty.
a large number OF prisoners charged with
ntnor udcnscs were srTAgaea and plead pai
. uliy.