Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-12

TIE event hsd Keen celebrated whiI- no pubiic
juhi'-s hsd teen held here. the place or all
f.th' ~ that IL she1id b< celeerated.
Il - ccnrentIca Then adjournrd aad \ n ,ss
rTettirE was erEanizad, Rev. IL. n. T arn.r Ia
the chair sn''J: T. Costfn acting <-crelarr.
cen mi-tse consisting Of walker Lewis, F.
tirrtr, J T Ccztin. A W winkh-id and T r.
CT in;on was appointed TO n axe zTran gem -nts
for = sUitieis jubilee celebration
Af-tr s6dress from Il. Green the meetGz
al urned 70 Thursday next, whoa II - ex-
Peetsd the committee will report
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.pzArHs OF ScLDIEEs.--T hn following have
d. ANewmsn, ,asfh Pa; n. white. sco,,s
so A. r. Norrrn,as. 9ad Mass; @. Mshsn, Iiad
~. Y; q. Rucklin, i.th r. I; T :. White 18th
y. y; W. Martin, 9Th Mica. Cav; X. Mankana,
I'd Wiz: L. II. Bangs, 9Th n. H.; l.. Frlncisco,
iHisi =. y; = Pager, iith n. IL; W. b. "a
tox, Sih N n Capt. T. A. Dugan, lo7th Pa;
Joshus OIdvaE.lith n. h; II. -Ramsdsli, 18Th
Maine; +. Ht:tck, eth Rat. n " Art: T. Hop
{ srsgF, I'd Mi5S; 3. W. R ss asth Ns 09a
Z. lard lGIa Iainr; :. 81. Smith, I,ad
Ia; o. N. Ats ell, a5th n. Y; - Mayre., -:
+ r EsTs.s 3d.; sd Ma, SsHs; L ssar;: 9Th
s'1h Pa =: W: Carroll, l3O.h Pa; GrorsS q.
smith, reth ny: Joseph Mor,ok, 7th 4. l.;
r. Whitney, if5th Pa; John Nav, 18th ". j.;
!; {. Coz, Ssh N. NJ; Qninn, I'd u. G.; K
thsndirr, SD Easa.; L. CLARK, 4th Via NJ. .En.
r'gh', Oh Mass; J. Ship=, 1i2d Ia, A Flint
sst P sn" l. I Pa"rs 5 Iss. Ia s M S9Gses
PaSC, 6th Maine, c. Leek, nth y. Y; A. Patch,
l45'h Pa; Geo. Newhaii, 18th Mass; r. Rno.
pr, !2ih Pa; one unknown; Z. A. Patterson,
I5Gih Pa. - . s.
ARRKsr PoR lHrosITfoS.-I,urins the past
fan DAYS several complaints have been made 10
apt Hartz- A sistant Quarterruas ser that the
sexton at Tie Soldiers Home (who recei yes a
tAiary from Goverumentl had refused the
friends OF d, ceased soldiers permission to re-
move their remaius unIess fee Of Il We dollars
was frst paid, notwithstsn din z they had q per-
mit FRI m Capt. Hartz. The Captain al nncs
tccE steps 10 Ascertain the truth or tina charges
and '!etccI-e was sent to watch the sexton:
and The Gtiicer discovered that the practice yas
carried On - alleged The sexton was at once
sTrrsied, removed from his place and brought
Friends OF deceased soldiers, when wishin,
10 remove their bodies, are required to get
leim't from Capt HartI, which they present
20 me sexton al SOLDIERS Home, W 40 shows
la' n The grave, and they have the remains dis.
inferred themselves, the - Government MAXIM
10 charges; Capt: Har,z has already refunded
70 TWO Of the parties who had paid She sexton
their nnhanv, aud ;9-i-ih;es others Who ha,- maid
n. N 10 TTesf mt their accounts, properly vonchp,
this Office, ccrreT OF Eighteen h anu ~ streets
within the next twenty days, when they viii
II stLhd. infnTT1aiions respecting the death
purlaI places, &c, OF decreased soldi-rs Will
Tradiiy 10 furnished by application a his of1icc
Gov. CARROT We vera pratiaad IN -
that the officers a"d men of Acting Drira .I,rr
Gen Carr tlls brigade have mad. him an,1.t
N!1i AtFt EFT sent OF = fine, fuii-blC
lien. and equipments for the sanle-aII valued.
at S6ia. IL il = wei-,Scs' yed compliment and
Y G are glad T. see th3t the bra very and pa liant
coaonet OF mis- promising young officer IA 81
Ia I m ting with lis list r5.v.ard The Drasan
taiiCn lock place on New Years day, and W.;
i..+Atitd ty many CT the most disting uish4h
fieHIs of the army of the Potomac speech
Nas made by OBI. Rowmau, cuInmanding the
sun Pennsylvania, in WHICH he alind Il 10 the
To- emo respect torn@ Col. Carroll by his men,
and spoke also in hatt nE terms of the colo.
N U FGr -
this Speeth IN u very handsome mauuer; an
after these ceremonies t5r entire -ornranv sd
iournrd To the brigade headq uarrers, wts:,
there Was supTTtHnrs COLLATION. pTeoarld
May the gallant colonel live many ionz 40 Ar
10 enjoy the laurels which no has so dear =
won.
INTERESTING MISSIONARY SERVICES were
held yesterday in WESLEY Oh mel corner ~
Finh and + Etree-s, and which were largely at
NJ cd Al u O'Clock the Re =. John L4nshsu
pIt aehsd srrIuon from lie text - The foolish
= - 81 GCd IL wiser than men, and the W, K
ms OF q % lie stronger than nar..."
Ia ne si!'r ncvn, at O'Clock, the Sabbath
sChoCi heiG their aEiiiysrssIry. and addresses
T:Te GeiiTered ty Hon. II. =. OsirII and others
II Tie eY' Ming, the Hon. =. =. Chase vas an
nCunctd " PTPsids, but owing TO his abSe nee,
RfY ii. II. Johnson, President of Dickinson
Cclese, wa called 10 the chair. The meeting
wa addressed by senator Wiley, Of Va, and
Senator Wright, OF Ind.
Collection. we're takrn up at each of these
meetings, and $50 collected in all
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STABBIrG Casa few nights since three
so!dfTs, IN the uniform Of s.Scotts SD" vyt,ut
II the alley near tn yard or = cuipred woman
nsm"G II sEien, ON X str-rt, Usi Seen Fifteenth
ald Sixteenth. aud while she .gas engaged in
taking In clothes from the line, they took th,. >
hanging within their rea.h Her two so0r
Joserh and George, went on after them, and
oN'rtrck ;h' II az the corner and asked what
they lad done ith the pieces they hA.! tax N
when one Of theTa dre1 kuife and s;rgek
GeoTse in the bcrasi, iEfiicting frightfui
u agNFF a. arstFf i'm Il
very SOW, but hopes are sa.-rIained OF his r.
ooT ~. The soldiers ran OF, and have nctb 'en
cal IGred.
ALKNASERIA AFFAIKs.-Ten Confederate,
Prisoners were liIls In,IrEing sent to the Old
,aiit"I prise n IN Washington by the Provost
Marshal here. They were sent in by colnma.,.
d'rs OF PicF.ts in the front, charged with shoot.
ing az tie Federal pickles. The pick4ts il
i. said a!s snot ~, at night, and number or
civilians N tie neigh borhood have been r
r-stsd on this charge. -.-
among the prisoners sent this morning from
me Provost MarshtI'. Office TO the Old CaplLol.
Washington, was Mr.. Jacob 10 k6ury, OF this
CITY,, 10 was CHARGED by detective with
making use OF language showtnR him 10 be "A
retsslon1st, and nsiuE threatening words
/ sEains the UnioIists OF this piace.-Ai-zonIr
GdsG;te, iva. -.a ......, 80
MR. noRgIsoS-s FUNgRAI.-The funeral OF
! the venerable WIN. N. MORRISON, book seller,
[ IeAr eerner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Four
and. a. half street. took place yesterday after
neon, frgm his rtfidence On Four and a half
street. very large n1mbvr OF people attend
ed, TO pay The last sad honors 10 the respected
q, ad. Several OF the SSpreme Judges and
other distinguished characters were present
The funeral sermon rs preached by Rev Dr.
Mo;sti, OF the Episcopal Church, of which the
Gsceased WAS worthy member, and an ax-
eeilsnt biographical sketch OF Mr.. Merrison's
LIE MAS rsad BY Rev. DIR. Sunderland p
fI1TISG OrT.-Kis.y Dutlsr, colorsd. was
employed Nv Mr., Thos- Brown as servant IN
BIS family. Bat instead OF her conducting hsr-
self - faithful servant ske stote LOT az cln.