Evening star., 1863-04-07
AFFAIRS In GEORGETOWN.
Correspondents Evening Star.1
GEORGETOWN, u

StEORGETOwN. ID. c.. April :.
IN row on Water street, near the t-oiumbi A
house, last Sunday evening, John Day r.
ctiNtd severe cut on his neck from a dirk in
inc hands of an unknown party, who has not
YET been recognized or arrested. And during
Tree fight on the GeCrge!own fish wharf Si-
las Smith was stabbed four times in the back;
the wounds, however, are not very serinus
he fight originated in a crowd from your city,
'Bonny Blue Flag" Several parties have
been arrested and fined. and one turned over
10 the military az suspicion party.
Col. Bakers detectives succeeded yesterday
In capturing about site wor tn of contraband
goods, which were being transferred in Il canal
boat on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
among them were some four barrels of cheap
whisky. pa cked in bottles, and marked sut-
itiS stores, apples, DC.
he inspections of flour for the year ending
the 3ist of March show an increase over the
previous year of about 45,5i5 barrels. Total
number of barrels for the last year bein.
22i,li7. The inspections AT this port, | am
told, have amounted 10 over 3tO,00 barrels per
year.
Since my last we have had the following ar
rivals by river: Fish Boat, Williams, $40
lunches herring 10 Jno A. Knight; barge
Franklin, Wilson, Fortress Monroe, light /;
barge Kate Summers, Aqua Greek. CONTRA
bands and wagons: steamer Seymour Room.
Philadelphia. merchandise to Hyde IL David
sen; barge Walter Kelley, Philadelphia, hay to
Goyenment barge Little Oliver, Mccormack,
Aqua Creek, wagons: barge Thomas Harris,
!piih' hlHit schooner JOS. P6T-
ker, Seward, Port Deposit, Md, lumber to JOS
Libbey; sloop Star, King, Alexandria, light
steamer Star, Curtis. Aqua Creek, condemned
horses boat & Il. Mcclellan, Clark, fish to J.
"A. knight; schooner French, Hannah, Ports
mouth, n. H, produce to J. H. Lumsdon;
schooner Montenen, Mocking Bird, Newark,
n. j., light; schooner &. w. Lock, Alexandria,
light
EepaIted-Steamer Elizabeth, Fowler, Aouia
Creek; sooner Preston, Hawkins, New York,
coal from Cumberland Coal and Iron Co.;
schooner Rockingham, Falpey, Boston, coal
from Borden Mining Co.; steamer Seymour
Room, Philadelphia, merchandise; barge Mary
and Emily, Bellies, Aqua Creek, coal; steam
ship SuWannee, New York, merchandise:
Schooner A. Il. Wallace, Mears. Balti more,
light; schooner Geo. L. Green, Boston
Arrived by canal: VIM. Walsh. coal. to F..
Richer; Ann E. Darly, flour and grain. to b.
Darly; w. Il. Chaplain, o. w. Harper, Carrie
Belle, Jos. ]. Graham, coal to American Coal
Co; A. T. Sneuttrr. flour and grain, TO George
Waters; Alex. Shaw. coal, to John Cole: lnde-
pendence, coal, 10 John Young; Three Brothers,
coal, 10 rostburg Co.; J. "A. kroon, Advance
Helen May, J. T. Chaplain, A. J. Boose, coal,
Roh, coal, to G. f. Detmoid; NJ. NJ. CIaggett. T.
j Watson Right Bower, Ellen, coal, to G. G. 4
leo.
Departed Jno. James, VIM. VI Mahon, Anna
Maria, Renown, Unexpected, Homecoming No.
.. Mary Willard, q. w. Birdsali, &. Slack, Col
Moore, VIM Walsh, Gen. RosencTans, J. A.
Kroon G. H. Harper, s. +. Trundie, w r.
Three Brothers. Sarah Ann, NJ. NJ. CiaggetI,
Carrie Belle, Alex. Shaw, A. ]. Glossbrenner,
En-. Boyce, Little Bob, Jno. Humbird, A. Sny-
der, Jos. j. Graham. j. ]. Watson, Helen Nav.
Business is quiet. Markets generally I'M
changed. Potatoes are not 50 firm. CUBA.