Evening star., 1863-04-03
LOCAL NEWS.
. AMgsEMENTs TONIGHT.

LOCAL NE WS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
WASHINGTON THEATER-Mrs. John Woods
benefit. s.Pride of the Market, and 'sOut on
the Loose
GROVER : THFATEE--Joint benefit of Messrs
Wallack aud davenport. shannon and Pythi-
Us" and Il he Honeymoon
CANTEHBL E1.-Ernestine de Faibar, Kate
Penuoyer, and Julia Mortimer in new songs
and dances
yARIETiFs.-Mlle Brignoli, Ada Tesman,
Mile. LlZette, and many others perform in a
varied bill.
LOST ITS EoUILIBRIUN.-The IntelItqen:e,'
Is exceedingly sore over its share in the Z" Jane
Morley business, and nuw has the hra2Pn ef-
frontery 10 say that its account OF that fimous
capture was taken from the Star. This Wont
do. nCighbor. 1t not upfrequently happens
that we see articles in the iHteitIGrnc'f be1rlng
an amazing likeness to Star items, though un-
credited 10 u, but this g Jane Morley history
was too ConsIicuously displayed IN your eii-
toTial type TO pass for anything else than OIL ii
nal matter.
The Chronicle, which paper has gate as
much cause for unhappiness In the mater as
temperament, and has not the slightest idea of
permitting the ghostly contrabander to disturb
its digestion.
DEATHS OF SoLpIERs.-The following have
been reported TO Capt. HaI =. (effice corner OF
Eighteenth and G sireets,) since our last at
ceased soldiers may be obtained:
Michael Kelly, 1lth VT; ]. Ralleman, team
ster, q. M. D.; a. Frank cook, do; II. W. Da-
yenport, Sth Mich: G.. A. Richardson, 1lth VT.
e. Fuller, llth CT: ]. Z. Ream, 9th Mi,h Cav.
CIV. Jones, 1Ith n. H.; S. Chambers, l45th Pa; ;
Chas Alt, l25th Pa; Philip Vanyalsen, Goth N.
borne, 9Th Wis: H. Barber 1iSth n. Y; Homer
Wilson. I39th Pa; John Pentz, 126th Pa; L. ID.
Henderson, 137th Pa. S. West, 9TH Wis; A. L.
Manchester, i52d N. Y; III. a. Wills, 4th N. Y;
S.I.. Dexter, 1Gth N Y. Cav; John Shaw, 157th
N. y; ). Gurney. Goth Me.
During the past month but two hundred and
tour soldiers have died in the hospitals in and
about the city.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH INTENT TO
kILL-Tuesday last, a company Of men started
from the vicinity # the U. 5. Arsenal, with 4
supposed intention OF going to the Union
meeting. for which purpose they were relieved
from The days work Unfortunately, they did
not get past the restaurant kept by Augustus
Bergdorf, il the old Rogers building, where
they got into an alteration with the landlord,
who was attacked and beaten. In the affray
the missiles used We're bottles, empty beer kegs,
and such other attachments Of a lager beer
house as came to hand. Yesterday, yatrolman
Dom arrested Jas. .Pebbell Wm. Downs Henry
mardis, las. Tourney, and Jas. Downs who
were taken bofore Justice Rowland. After an
examination the three first named were held to
b;ill Tor court, and the two last gave security
for further hearing. Others OF the party have
not been arrested, but no doubt will be.
AZ the Old Mansion House, and II was partaken
OF by about thirty boys The edibies for it
We're contributed by various citizens who feel
an interest IN the Home, our new Postmaster,
Mr.. Bowen, contributing ham. The lady
managers. Mrs. Weed, Mrs. DR.. Bliss. Mrs.
Robbins. Mrs. Gangewer. and other ladies'
were actively engaged in its prepara ton. Rev.
w II. Charming was present, and asked Di-
vine blessing on the meal, and the boys seemed
to ENJOY the comforts prepared for them.
During the evening Mrs. Henry ID. Cooke pre-
sented the Home with large Handsomely
bound Bible. Some twenty five took tickets
Tor lodgings for the night.
SALE OF CONDEMNED G GOVERNMENT HoESHs
Mcclure d Co. yesterday had sale OF con-
demned Government horses at the Corral in
the First Ward. TWohundred and eight horses
anu ten mules Were sold, at prices ;,yera gin z
about so. The highest paid for any one horse
Was sol, while some of the very worst brought
only - cents to one dollar. There no dis
tempered animals put into the sales now-a-
days, as formerly. the government authorities,
IN connection with the horse department, or
dering all such to be Immediately killed, and
the bodies so disposed of as not TO communicate
the disease to man or beast
WASHINGTON MONEY YMARKET.-Quotators
for stocks, coin and uncurrent money, furnished
Buying Selling.
u. 5. Coupon Bonds, 1881 ...... ..IG4% 1867
u. ). 40 Notes .1Ui3 1u51
Quartermasters' Checks. ........ q a9~4
New Certificates ........:... 81 i sa97A
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American Gold .150aI52
American Silver.
NEW YORK RATES.
Coupon 6's, ISL, los; 7-30's, 1Gi2, Demands,
l53 + Gold 1885.
SENT TO THE OLD CAPIToL.-The following 2
parties We're sent 10 the old Capitol yesterday:
Lieut. Albert sherman, OF the }Uth New York
volunteers, arrested by the patrol on the charge
OF absence without leave since September ,,
1862. James L. Mardens, arrested day before
rTiax llrar1n 10 ~,F
being q rebel spy. He was recognised BY one
Of our men, who, when prisoner, had seen
him in one OF Gen. Stnart's cavalry regiments;
aud James &. Connell who represents himself
as = dc erter from the I'd Mississippi (rebel)
regiment.
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NOTORIOUS THIEF AEEEsTED-WaIter b.
Donaldson, boy only fifteen years of age. APP
pears 10 b. making speedy tracks for either the
penicntiary or the gallows, as he has within a
short period been arrested on various charges
OF theft and robbery. Last night, officer Kelley
aIre=ied him on the corner of Eighth and l.
str cts on the charge OF robbing the safe of Mr.
Nanhook, on Louisiana avenue, OF 800 and
some valuable papers on Monday last. Officer
Kelley has recovered a good portion of the
money, and has faIr prospect OF obtaining the
balance.
Observation-Disclosures Alexander Woowski,
The distinguished pianist and vocalist is about
TO enter upon his last course of instruction on
the piano and singing by his new and simpii-
FED method. The very satisfactory + suits
III his previous courses leave no doubt that all
those who desire to become in q short time fine
singers or good performers the piano, will
benefit themselves greatly by ayailing them
selves OF his new method. and particularly as
this is the last opportunity. Professor w GLOW
skis rooms are at i5I Tenth street
Row.-On night before last, officers Cal
houn and Stuart were in formed tha' arsw
WAS in progress in the store of Thomas Muir
ply, (who was shot a few days ago. on Tween
q hp1 WI mr. HStr md
on going in found jeremiah Kane armed with
slung shot, with W hich he thres tened to clear
the house He was taken before Justice Drury,
who ordered him to pay S22 fine for carrying
the weapon and being disorderly, and In de-
fault Of payment was committed 10 the work
house.
FAIRFAX REBELS BROUGHT iH-David p.
Conrad, James Keyes, Charles Whaley, James
Ill. Whaley, ]. L. Cross, John w. Safer, James
It. Padgett, Z. Wilson, Robert W. Power, r
w. HanleY, j. g. Henson, BENJAMIN Beard,