Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-05

FovrrH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Patrick
Kane, drunk and dlsorderly; sass John HAT.
den, assault and battery; dismssse S,:oras1x
military. W. H. Huran, drunk; DISMISSED.
Michl Madiean. drunk and dssorderiy; So
Lewis Braham, peddlins unlicensed; Tor nea
ing. Thos. Drunk, drunk; military. Louisa
Handy, assault and battery; dismissed-aiso'
disorderiy; si.6i. Timothy Lyons, drunk; dis
,isr npp,. h WsnH drans d- ana
fanity; si.ss. Geo. Belt, threats; bail for peace.
drunk and disorderiy; sass Henry Ozark, va
srancy; dismissed. frank Ross, drunk and
disorderly; William Mckee, drunk; military.
deriy; MichI Finniean. drunk and disorderly;
Jas FITZGERALD, interfering with officers; el.5a
each. Joseph Dean, profanity % So.
In TIE SERVICE AaAIs.-Day before yes
terday, John A. IIohmeyer,a we'll known Ger
man Wasaccepted and N ustered into the service
as Substitute. Lohmeyer, when member
dria by some parties who have never been dis
covered, and horribly maltreated, and after
months of suffering he recovered Suosequent.
" he was appointed q lieutenant in one OF
the Western regiments, in which ne ss. Ved
short time and return ed to this city and mar
ried.
WANTED TO Aor THE BEAU.-About twelve
O'Clock last night rs q colored woman named
Avenue, John Campbell, also colored. stepped
| up and offered to escort her to her domicil She
| Indignantly declined his offer, and he threat
him that he would "smash her mouth"
Whereupon she called for the police, when
| officer Healy came up and took Campbell in
charge. This morning Justice Ferguson fined
| him S1.N.
| OUTRAGEOUS CoNpUOr.-Last evening" Or
| Ger Kelly, Of the Fourth Ward, arrested Mi
| chael Madigan for entering his wtfe's w cling
and smashing her furniture. Madigan and
| his wife are old people, and separated about
seven years ago, being unable to live together
peaceably. She is constantly in dread Of him,
| and he was determined to break up the furni-
| ture, claiming 1t as his own. Madigan was
fined $500, and held in default OF security for
peace.
! Won't GO TO THE WAR.-Among those s1-
| empted by the Board Of Enrolment yesterday
| was the colored orator, Thomas II. @. Hinton,
whose plea was the support OF widowed
| mother. The readers of the Star will recolIect
| that Hinton was one Of the principal orators at
the colored war meetings for recruiting a col.
| ored regiment, where he made speeches OF the
goriest description.
RoBBKD.-Last night, as Mr.. James A. Con-
| ner, an employe Of the Quartermastsr's De.
Partment, was returning from his work in ons
| the city cars, he was robbed of 500 which he
had placed in vest pocket.
THRAsHINa WoMAN-This morning.
officer Gibson arrested John NJ ahan, q soldier
| belong to the Arsenal, in the act Of beating 8
| woman on Third street, on the Island, and be
| was sent to the Central Guardhouse
DANGEROUS CHARACTERs.-GeorgeA Nor
| rill and Edwin Shipley were yes terday com.
| mItted to the Central Guardhouse as gamblers
| and dangerous characters.
| CoNsCKIPTs, &c.-Yesterday, 40 GONZALES
| cents arrived from Baltimore; Is STR gglers and
| deserters from Philadelphia; IO6 conscriptions
from Pittsourg and IS recruits from New York.