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Evening star., 1863-04-27
AFFAIRS In GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence Evening Starl

GBORGBrowS, d. o., April "a, 1853.
Yesterday I'm. 6rager was arrested for
aaultinG Henry Lewis, u Washi r gtonian. In
default OF bail Justice Reaver sent him 10 Jail.
The arrivals since my last are as follows-
Schr. Congress, Crevch, salisbury, Md, iuua-
ber to Jos. Libbeyi barge James Magee, Lynch,
Aqua Greek, light; barge Charles T.. Norris,
Fancy, Aqua Greek, light; barge T. J. Toun-
send, Saylor, Aqua Creek, light barge George
Miller, Bolin, Aqua Greek, army stores; barge
Fannie J. Jones, Cambell, Aguia Greek do;
barge Eenj. Joy, Mccarthy Philsde1phis- corr
to Governments schr. Geo J. Jones, Crowell,
Boston, merchandise to Hartley Il Bro; sekr
Heroine, Champiain, N. London, Ct, apples
and potatoes TO Lester il Co; slcop Anaa Ma
liza, Wilson, Occoquan, 1900 fish to j. a
Knight; schr. Rough and Ready, White, Aquis
Creek, 6U,Wo do. to same; schr. Beaurean, HaA-
son, Aqua Greek, light.
Departed-Schr Philando, Armstrong, Nick
eTson. Boston, coal from Borden Mining Co.
schr. Lewis Spana, Lewis, Boston, coal from
same; schr. H. Curtis, Brown. Boston, coal
Arrived by canal-Ann 2. Darby. four,
grain, &c. to BENZ Darby Lly Dale' coat ana
hay TO Geo. Hughes.
Departed-Sam Strider. II. a; heIas, Sas.
ouebanpa, VIM. walsh, STAR. Ambition, Ida
Marmaduke, Thos. Sammon; u: NJ Marmaaaae y I,
Three brothers, Thos. Sheridan, W. Is. Ooistons
Lilly Dale, EmpeIor' j. .a.ns A. aefnnar' art '0sa
! Bnsiness dull. MARKETS. unchanged; whoae-
sale ouotationE a. foltowss n -
'Ffnur. snper, S7aS7,sS extra %, ,50aeei nAur
fsm,iy. i;s: Sysss siSse. swhes les, xe.s
n 5sssISs; very choice, Ga Corn. White go.
sai. velIov. e6c. Oats, BY measure, ;eoa6eds
nav. sssa&3o mill stuG- nafddlings, 6Msset
81 rSSxr stnfI soc.; shorts, soc. Baidwts sppisH
SSss3sO; potatoes, Soc; cider, ccAnaon. tSas.st
A cisrided. soa8Gc.; ehampa&nes oder, $50
~. nsss: ySkisky, 4oc% sAltS 6s A.. ele1K 8isH
Srs =: :1paS416; OumbeRianlI ceal.s Sass; "a.
tKrneite. rs $50; wood, pine, o. SoaS6 OAK. 49,
o; lumber, Hs1s % Per n Riss:ss @ ;%mR W. ssaG
- ~ hrndred. =. a - CCsA- .s
Evening star., 1863-04-27
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
tONFLICTINGR ORTSCONCERNING
THE FRENCH MOVEMENTS
IN MEXCCO
THE FRENCH SAID TO HAVE SUCCEEDED
IN GAINING FORT SAN JANIvER Ar
PUEBLA, AFTER SUFFERING
SEVERAL REPULSES

New YORK, April 27.-The Tribune has Off.
ciai news from Mexico to April 1. The reported
LOGS OF sixty pieces Of artillery and eight thou
sand men by the French ID untrue
The news recently received via San Fran.
cisco in the main is correct. The French suf-
fered several -repulses at Puebla, but finally
compelled the Mexican5 to abandon Fort San
Janiver, not, however, until they had reno cd
all their artillery and ANN unition The fort
is heap Of ruins, and 4 new one has been built
in its rear.
To April 7th no eve IA. ;.yorable to the French
had reached Vera Cruz. The impression is
that the Mexicans are still holding out brayelv
Evening star., 1863-04-27
SPIRIT or THE MORNING PRES

The InteHigeacer thinks that to make political
dissent from any particular policy of the Ad-
ministration synonymous with disloyalty, is to
make impressions injurious TO the unanimty
and earrestness Of the people in their main to-
nance OF the Governments.
The ChroaiIe enumerates the evils that would
flow from q division of sentiment III the loyal
States. and e1horts those who meaning NO
harm. but who oppose the Adminis.rstion sim.
ply because such opposition takes the name of
Democracy, 70 pause and reflect upon the evil
consequences Of such course ere 1t Is too late.
Evening star., 1863-04-27
GpERATJOSS IN ApE

OPERATIONS IN ARKANSAS
report from Lieut.. Thomas q. Selfridge,
commanding the Conestoga, has reached the
Navy Department, from which we extract a.
follows Viz:
"C. s. STEAMER CONRsroGA,
OF Arkansas Rirer, April IA, 1853.
Ihave The honor to report the arrival OF the
turlew, Cricket, Rather, and Prairie Bird;
also the ram. Permit me to thank you for the
strong reinfOrcements yon have sent.
"The cut off above Alexandria made on Sat.
urday last. / passed through on Sunday.-the
first steamer through. 1t shortened the dis
tasce between the two rivers at least ten miles,
and enables me to concentrate our strength
very completely. 1 enclose diagram Of the
different stations.
''Seeins that there were U. s. arms at Nc.
Ghee's place, Carsou's landing, / sent the Juli-
ct up, which captured two men, Alex. Smith
and J. N. Grow. These men have been en-
ployed hunting runaway negroes, and acknow-
Iedged 70 have shot some who attempted 70 es-
cape !, they are notorious rascals, and Smith
was concerned in the burning Of the /" Lake
City" I FOUND At McGhee's q U. 8. Belgian
rias tsword bayonet) with complete equip
lie purchased them from two OF our deserters;
the negroes say he robbed them Of them.
have these two In double irons on the Bragg.
My intention was, il 1t met your approval, to
punish them for their villany, and send them
beyond the lines. I was up through the cut
Of yesterday on reconnaissance, and captur-
ed q prisoner, Cornelius Jones, private 2Ist
Te1as He was employed as q mail or dispatch
Garner. He had ON at the time Federal uni.
form. and attempted to pass himself of rs q
citizen. He says that all the pickets on the
river had been drawn In. His regiment had
gone to Batesville, Ark. From all can learn
there Is some secret move Oh hand amongst
beir forces ? So
Evening star., 1863-04-27

BHITIsH BLoCKADE RCNNl rs CORSEREp
Lieut.. d. A. McDermut, COZ msnding U. s.
s"n6oat Cayuga, reports that on the morning
OF April ID he discovered a sail in the neighbor.
h"'d OF the bar of Sabine Pass, Texas, standing
TO The ssu'hward. He gave chase with the
Few London and Cay uga, and the vessel, after
pursuit Of four hours, was overha uIed by the
Cayuga. The vessel proved 70 be the British
schooner Tamptco, CT 20 tons Thomas poulson
Master, and L. j. Maggie agent for the cargo,
both claiming to be British subjects. The shin.
ping articles showed the crew five in number
to bs foreigners: The only CO RS found was a
British ensign. The cargo gonsisted of 112
bales OF cotton, averaging NOR than 500 pounds
to the bale, and valued, as appears by the
invoice, At sis,0ois3 Her papers showed that
shs entered the port Of Sabine in August, 1852,
and ut the date Of 3lst January, 1863, had, in
consequence OF the blockade, been unable to
leave that port
The case was referred by Lieut., Nc Dermu,
TO the Prise Court At New Orleans for adiudi.
a ION. and tho prize master directed To report
. the senior U. 8. naval ofacsr conInandinrs
{ that city. ~ stt Ft = sts-iHHt : q sE5. = .
Evening star., 1863-04-27

Poaf OFFICE APPoINTMEEr.-The Post.
master General hiss appointed Victor A. Pspin,
Esq, OF this city, a special Agent at large Of
the Post Office Department. Mr.. p. was for q
number Of years manager OF prominent
banking institution in New Albany, Indisna,
and lie widely and favoratly known to husi-
ness men throughout the West
Evening star., 1863-04-27
CAPTURE OF THE CONFEDERATE SCHOONER
ALABAMA - /

Commodore Hitchcock, commanding u s.
steamer Susquehanna reports that he left the
bleekaHe OF Mobile on the evening OF April II,
and ran south east until daylight Of 18th, when
he discovered a sail to south and east, ran for
her, but On account Of disabled machinery, did
not overhaul her until i:30 p. m. She did not
show any colors, but when the Susquehanna
ian In range of her and fired signal gun, she
hove 10 and was boarded. Her commander
lated that she was the Confederate Schooner
Alabama, from Havana, April I1th bound to
Mobile; that che ran the bio ckade at Mobile
msrch aith. Her commander also stated that
he had thrown all her papers, colors, etc. over
ooHrd. by direction Of the owners. Her cargo
consisted in part Of wine, brandy, coffee,
Cheese, soap, coda, dry goods nails, cigars, etc.
Her crew-all foreigners, one OF whom had a
certificate from the Portuguese consul at
Havana that he came TO Ma.anzas in the Con.
feoerste vessel Julia, and was at liberty to
ernbdrk In any vessel he chose-were put on
board the Susquehanna, with The exception Of
the cook. ~ f.r. l3r. -r ...
AT the time Of the capture the Alabar M had
LIT the Gulf Blockading Squadron, and was
on her passage to New York.
On the sd inst. Commodore Hitchcock reports
hs arrival at Key West with the Alabama In
tow.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

SThere are indications that the attack
upon Charleston is to be renewed. A steamer
which left North Edisto on Thursday last, and
arrived at Old Point on Saturday, reports that
all the Monitors were then in the Edisto, hay-
ing come from Port Royal to that point, and
that our land forces occupied the island Of
North Edisto.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

~Gov. Seymour, OF New York, vetoed the
bill to allow soldiers to vote. The Senate over.
ruled him, but the Assembly was of course too
strongly Democratic. This having failed, the
Republicans, as the only thing they could do,
sdopted the bill proposing amendments to the
Constitution TO effect the purpose.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

NEW MUsIc.--From John F. Ellis, music
store, 3o6 Pa. avenue, we have the following !:
"Kiss me good night Mother beautiful
ballad, by H. s. Thompson; "Shsll we know
each other there" fine song; "a Light In the
Window for Thee" domestic song, by Hewitt;
"We have met, we have loved" sentimsntsl
ballad; and Dan Bryant's comic song, "How
arc you, Greenbacks," as sung by Mrs. John
Wood
Evening star., 1863-04-27
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.
fHEHEREL aRfERAI MARMADCKE KETY
PCLL RETREAT,
OCH FORCES IN HOT PURSUIT OF HIM

ST. LorIs, April 27.-A special dispatch to
tia Democrat! from Patton, Ballenger COUNTY.
yesterday, says Marmaduke, with 1000 men
and s1 pieces or artillery, left there last night
Oh the Cape 3iradesu road He has stripped
this section of the country Of everything move.
able, robbing Unionists and secessionists alike
he has a train OF one hundred aud fifty wagons
with plunder.
Cannonading Is now heard ia the direction
Of Cape Giradeau. Ii Marmaduke remains
there he will be annihilated By this command
under Gen. Vandeyer. II he retreats South.
west he will be hotly pursued By u.s. We
have already taken number OF prisoners and
stragglers from him
Evening star., 1863-04-27
EBYs PROM RABRLpoM,

Wehave copy OF the Richmond xpauirsr
Of t1r ed. The rebel Epgtneer Department.
undsf dAte Of April ,iQtp. advertise fsr 5000
laoo7ess i fret. slave. or white, % work on the
I;ithZnond fori.cestions- So ~ =.
Gostrnor John l.eteher, by proelarn stIon.
ofds<s an election for Virginia State Senator
TO Epytsent Ri:chie. Doddridge, Harrison,
Pleasant, and Wood counties, to be held ia The
rebel camps and wherever else there. may be
Evening star., 1863-04-27

OPERA.-In consequence Of the illness Of
Madame Lorini, The Bride OF Lammermoor"
was substituted Saturday evening for La Juire
ard performed with brilliant success. Cordier
taking the Iesding part at short notice.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

~ The Rebels still manifest there prese ace
III front Of Suffolk and along the line Of the
NaRsemond. Skirmishing was going on there
on Saturday.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

THB BKsr Neutrality-suspicious. to the Ma
tiohal (3.20) Loan amounted yesterday, st the
office Of Jay Cooke & Co., to over three mil
lions dollars.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

SIt is SAID that the States that have not We
filled up their quota VI i'll be the first ones cale
upon to draft.
Evening star., 1863-04-27
FROM MEXICO.
CONFIRMATION OF THE REpTLSB OF rHF
FRENCH ATPJEBLA

NEW YORK, April 27.-Tu- ruIiuwIng from
the New TI-inn~~ I-~ -..N - as
:. CONSULATE AT MONTEREY, April g.
To ne Editor Of The Era - The 2overnment
Express arrived here last night, bringing news
from Puebla OF the repulse OF the French
forces after three davs' fighting. This news is
generally credited, and is undoubtedly true IN
the main. NJ NJ, KINNEY.
c. g Vice Consul
Evening star., 1863-04-27

~ Rallou, for many years publisher OF a sen
sation pictorial in Boston, has sold out and
retired on 3 fortune.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

PkRsoNAL.-Max Strakosch, of musiea
managership renown, is in own, as hs ndsomc
and genial as ever.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

CoSCRRT.-To-night the great Gottschalk
concert at Willard's Hall. In addition to the
attractions presented in seeing the great master
of the piano in some Of his choicest performan-
ces, some musical stars Of the first celebrity
will appear. Seats may be secured al Metze.
rott'8.
Evening star., 1863-04-27
VISITING THE ARMY OF THE POTO.


HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POroMAO,
April 27.-Secretary Seward, the Russian and
Swedish ministers, with others, paid visit 10
headquarters to day. Several ladies accom-
panied them.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

DKAp.-Thss flag OF the Franklin Fire Com
pany is displayed at half mast to-day, in respec.
10 the memory of their deceased brother MEM
Der, Richard u. Abbott, who died yesterday.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

DUTAssF CorRr-MARTIAL.-T court
met this morning at II o'clock, and at ths re-
quest Of accused adjourned till Tomorrow, in
order 10 give his counsel time for preparation
Evening star., 1863-04-27

MISUNDERSTANDING Usher, of the Interior
Department, returned this morning from his
brief visit TO New York.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

BLoCkABE RUSNRRs CAPTUREp.-On Satur-
cay, the force under Proycst MARSHA ne HMha1l M
of Baltimore, captured a schooner, which was
suspected of.being in the blockade running
trade. The scheener-was discovered near the
mouth ofrMagothy river, and fhs -steamtug
Ajax at once pursued. During the chase, how
ever, some of the parties sthfeworerboardt three
large mail bags, filled with letters directed to
parties residing in the South: They, also at
tempted to sink the schooner by removing the
oakuu from her seams. The freight was of q
character quite valuable to the South, and con-
sisted in part Of needles. weighing 4o lbs silk
goods, &c. ~, -. .tf. .,.....
Evening star., 1863-04-27

rebel. from those counties within their lines, in
scmuch as they cannot veature to open polls
in the name Of the rebellion = either Of those
counties. " 80 -
GOV. Latcher announces hiniselfa candf6at
10 represent the Tenth Legion district Of Nir<
ginia in the next rebel Congress. jas. Batb9ur
Is u candidate TO represent the ompeper dts
tTict in the same body.
John Manning, jr., receiver, advertises for
sale at auction the sequeste ed pro perty of Jno.
Taylor 9e7 y acres of very valuable coal lands
or Deep Greek, N. o., immediately opposite the
v l-known Egypt coal mine.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

fGerERsaEST PROPERTY FouNp.-Ths fol.
lowing places were searched yesteday by order
of the Provost Marshal, and 4 large amount
OF Government property found Laser Beer
Saloon, kept by Heaberie, corner tepth and
z streets; Mrs. Morgans, Twenty third, near
strest; Finnancans, Twentieth and q; Joh.
Dorreds. North Capitol, near New JerseY
avenue, and Patrick MeCarthy's, In the same
locality
Evening star., 1863-04-27

coon WEEKS WoRx.@The following EN-
couraging string OF Union sue cesses foot up the
last weeks work, one Of the most encouraging
exhibits since the breaking out OF the rebellion
: '1st The successfuf running OF the Missis-
sippt tiotiIa past The EiSksbare batteries.
I'd. The advance ofdeseral Grant to Car
image, below Eicksbnrg.
I'd. The retreat of the ensmy from Washing
ton. x, e. r-s 81
ath. The cheekmating Of the rebel attempt to.
re-take Suffolk.
5th. The brilliant successes Of Gen Banks in
Louisiana, and
9th. The decided repslsc ofthe rebels in sHs-
souri. aa-.r ~ -.s "a =
good weeks work, S-
Evening star., 1863-04-27

REsIGEED.-A. J. sK. Baker, has sent in his
resignation as Corporation Police 0ricer for
the Second Ward, TO take effect on the first day
of M 1865. No appointacnt has yet been
made 10 ill the vacancy.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

IPBRsoEAL.-Mr. Romero, the MEXICAN Min.
later, leaves tAs city tomorrow for New York.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

RoBBING A ATRUNk.-Yesterday Col. Bakers
detectives arrested Oscar Thomas a teams -ter
ON the charge Of breaking open the trunk OF
Col. Selridge, at the G-street wharf, and rob-
bing IL of two uniforms, lot OF handkerchiefs,
necktes, &C. and he was sent to the Central
Guardhouse. Some few Of the stolen articles
were found on his person.
Evening star., 1863-04-27
.y|(Q|D1 edition,
q rHRKH oeLook P. n.

~ DECISION.
The Comn,issionfr of Internal Revenue has
de- ided that all promissory notes, whether over
or under $50, are subject TO stamp.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

FIHRD.-Mrs. Murphy, keeper of q groggery
on Twenty second ST., near G, was before Capt
johnson this morning charged with selling
liquor 10 soldiers. Her case was transferred 70
Justice Ferguson, who fined her 900.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

BALriNoRR THsArRICALs.-Mansge Ford
announces that the "Nsisd Queen will b.
performed At the Holiday street Theater, Bal.
u1nore, every afternoon the present week. He
has effected an arrangement with tho Balu-
more and Ohio Railroad Compan whereby
and return. and obtain admission to witness
this fine dramatic spectacle. See advertise.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

LIQCeRs SEIzRp-The bar OF Mr. Holy.
man, near the Armory Square Hospital, wss
closed Today, the liquors seized, and the pro-
pristor ordered to repors to the Provost Mx-
shRl
Evening star., 1863-04-27

REAL ESTATE SALEs-By Green & Williams
Part Of lot II iE square 6s7, improved by a
two-story brick house, on B between First street
east and Capitol Square; purchaser Mrs. A. M.
Green, for 81, 400. Threo.story brick building,
on ID north, between Sixth and Seventh, known
as the book Bindery;" purchased by Mrs. H.
Tilly, for Ct, 800.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

Nor So.-The Chro,ssele, (n1islead, doubtless
BY the tact that several Of the National Rifles
Company went over to the Confederate cause }
seems to believe that Col. l.. d. Watkins, of
this city, who was favorably mentioned for
bravery in the Franklin, Tenn, battle. was
fighting on the rebel side. This is great mis-
take, and the Chronicle will, we are sure, hast
en to do Justice to brave and loyal officer
Evening star., 1863-04-27
Washington Money MARKET.

"aShfHgtcn MONEY "afRef' -
Quotations for stocks, coin and unsnrren!
money, furnished BY Le ris Ionnson 4 Co.
Bankers. .......-. T.
! - g. Buying. Selling
U. S. Coupon Bonds, 1881 ........1 6k 1861
DO, 1c6i, i,.sf g. -. .-S....... par -
L. s. 73O Notes s....... ....-.-. .iii3H ! : los .
QusrterIiiast re- Checkss .9oa
New t:Pruficates ~. 90 I, 'HF OF =
Washington corporation stoek.par
u s. Demand Notes !I....ffO tI'21 '.a-
Ar erican Gold. ............ls0,t ,t53k
American rIiver. r........t .'i;f'ai35
= = NEW YORK RATEs.
Coupoa ss, ,iSei, 1867; 7.;Ms, ie51: Demands
tsaS; .Gold, i:3x. go
Evening star., 1863-04-27
TELEGRAPHTg

TELEGRAPEIIC.
IMPORTANT FROM HARPEK'S FER.
RY.
THE CONFEDERATE GENERALS JONES AND
IMBODEN ON RAID TO DESTROY
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD, AT NEW
CRkEk.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

ERRATUM.-In our notice on Wednesday OF
the arrest OF Mr.. Boyle on charge OF usias
amount Of counterfeit gold and silyar cr,t.
found upon MS person was set down al @SOS
instead OF SO; making with the cbianlerfeit ns :.
, per. S2S in all.
His friends assert that he IS q loyai c,tyya,E
and that the language alleged was used durin~
heated debate, and express ,confiden co TaIss
that he viii be able 10 explain satisfactoriIv
how he came In possession of the counterfsit
moEeyP -. =. v- 80 =
Evening star., 1863-04-27

LATEST QUorATIons-wA ARLINGTON MON.
EY MARKKT.-Furnishedb by Lewis johnson &
Co, Bankers.
Buying. Selling
y. 8. Coupon Bonds, 1851 ......1H6k 1854
U. .. 520's .......... ..... par
U. 5. 7s30 Notes .....:.....".'. Nc
QuarteYmasters Checks ....... e93
New Certificates. ..........".. SsS
Washington Corp Stock. par
u. 8. Demand Notes ............H5
American Gold d...n.......s...14S
HEW YORK AATRs-3 O'CLOCK r. n.
Coupon s's, 1881. lcsS; 1905, 106 Demands,
tsO; Gold, l5o Gold opened at 153X. Sold at
first board at l5Sk. Fell suddenly TO l5v last
Quotations. i
PUTTING DowH THE Dysr.-Messrs. Ed
naund Price and ". II. Bennett this morning
commenced the work OF sprinkling Pennsyf.
vania avenue They have six carts, each hold
Ing. On An Average, four hundred Gallsns Of
water. Judging from tho effective manner Ia
which the epfinkie1s made the dust disappear
this morning. II promises TO be benefit TO tAer.
chants and others. MessrSs Pxtce and Beunstt
have determined 10 do this. work efYec tually,
and superintend 1t person ally They ara 70.
munerated by tho subscriptions Of the citisens,
who thus, for very email amount 9rs Re.
lieved Of one OF the greatest annoy1Acss Of
Wosh1ngtOn-dust. .,si4s.r- s4 81 - :. 3 IA
o-i eai5ls.sel , 81.
IPsRsoNAI.--Mr. Romero, the MEXICAN Min.
1l~ ~ - "A 49, a. = -
Evening star., 1863-04-27

SERIoCs CHARGRs Of neglect of duty on the
part OF Capt. Dobson, ef the lst Pennsyl vania
Reserves, have been preferred by tien. Hays,
and he will be tried by court martial in Alex
andria. The charges are neglecting 10 place n
guard around his camp al Fairfax Court House
and allowing all of his men to fall asleep while
the camp W as in that unprotected condition.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

CoSsoLIpATED-The Geribaisi Guard hs4
been consolidated into five companies, RRd
placed under command Of one field officer
Evening star., 1863-04-27

ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN GONE Joseph
lngle, Esq, died yesterday morning 81 his resi-
dence on Capitol Hill Mr.. Ingle was one Of
our Oldest and most respectable citizens. His
brother, Mr. John p. Ingle, died only a short
time ago, il viii be remembered.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

HARRoRING SuLDIERs.-OH Saturday night,
Lieut.. Drannin, Of the Infantry Patrol, arrested
two girls, who gave the names of Augusta
Wolf and Amelia Smith, at No. 533 Twelfth
st eet, for harboring soldiers and they were
sent to the Central Gaurdaouse. Yesterday
morning Justice Ferguson fned each ten dol
lars, which they paid, and were released.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

MUSTERED OUT OF SERyICP.-The 10th n. Y.
Regiment, whose term Of serVicc, two years,
has expIr ed. and who have been mustered out
OF service, are expected to STRIVE at the 6th
street wharf, in the steamer sylvan Shore"
about . O'clock this afternoon. They will be
escorted from the wharf 10 the '.Soldier's Re-
treat ny a detachment Of "Scott's %t0," accom-
panied by band
Evening star., 1863-04-27

AT HIS STAT1oy.-Justice G.. L. Giberson.
who was appointed by Mayor Wallach 10 be
public magistrate OF the Fourth Ward, to-day
appeared At the station of that ward ana
entered upon the discharge Of his duties: having
sufficiently recovered from dangerous illness
Evening star., 1863-04-27

LATEST QUorATIoHs-WAsH WAsHINaToH MON.
EY MARKKT.-Furnished by Lewis johnson
Evening star., 1863-04-27
WANTS.

STABLE WhNTED-Large enough for one horse
- and two va sons, near to Penna ylvania avenue
preferred. Apply to PHILIP d SOLOMON, 332
Penn
Evening star., 1863-04-27

WANTED.-A SITUATION By q re. pee able
" woman to cook wash and iron, or to do house
work, can give good recomne ndationa il required,
Apply at the star on ce, from 10 to u O'Clock, to-
morrow Tuesday. it,
Evening star., 1863-04-27

"ANrED.-BXA middle aged Woman . SiTUA-
W. T1ON as chi.c's nurse. or to do chamber
work prefers 3 situation a. nurse, Address N.
Rtar Once at
Evening star., 1863-04-27

CRIMINAL CouRT, Judes Fishsy-Tim tShy
2lesson. charged with keeping disorderlr
and bswdy house, was found not guilty.
john Crowley, indicted for stealing watch
from Henry Binder. WAS a6qnftted
In the case OF ". IL. Boysc, charged With
the ssnIs offence as Crowley, the- District At
tdlAey catered a nell. pros. ; NJ a.,s-
Charles Blosfield, chsIged with stealing six
pairs Of gloves, pleaded guilty; and in oon-
siotTatIon= of his youth and his having b.an in
)aii upwards Of three ws-ks, sentenced aim to
lai Tor ten Gays, after which he In to be sent to
ms reriments +s~s- -'r rsa-s rE -
r w. Colcls and Charles E. EckloR were
appointed baitifFs of the Court - 49,
Evening star., 1863-04-27

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