Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21
NEWS.
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Sal aisht was q successful one. and II was
ssssS .n ma sls sisasa S ;s nnasss
ara bile the cares OF STATE, aad allowed their
ninds 70 ssss.r from tne tim resd'ie. OF the
he 0xtiisrs nresenf we noticad 1S<rrahrv
| ssvsfd. ssfsichard Third" VIM Be psrforrned
i to-night - 4sy...Ss.
WasBIseTos fzzArxh.4arM Re,,. o, tina
ss.ssl,p wits.Aiss Hston. a ma hSsosae, ,sas
pzrformed last nighi with immense success n
viii b. rspsssed this evening. The comedy
shoands in wi and. hpmor,and n - A. eellsnt
.stre ngon N s, York nigh life Of the present
gTsg drsms Of sEditns or EuN Eyn Ne, and
IsPtI ,ss q The sseSdsd housss npon
expected, respectfully as Mas HERON appears
IN il. asEe
Communicates eek.s entertainment ut
this resort Sseswith The atiipsey Trie, BY
the uium SLAta Of beauty aad grace, Julia
Morumerr Ernesshe de Paiber, and Kate Pen
noysr-songs by the two former, a comic song
BY Eneson, ahd varied bill Of song dance,
and Ethlopftn eccentricfty. The "Irish Tutor,
ecnciudes the evenings Entertainment. - -
1ARIETIkss-This IL the last night Of the
Rolande brothers, and on this parting occasion
tEey viii perfofm on the perilous swinging
double frepe<e. The artiste, Ella Zoyara For
rest Will entertain with The dance, and Ada
Tesman and all the other performers will ap-
pear in good Sat1nssy night hill
WYMAs contin ues TO draw large and won
drring audiences at Odd Fellows Hall HIS
haustbIe, and something new is always dis.
played Defore The " oyssiering gaze OF mis- yisits
ors. He introduces the speaking autonaton
snd'dsneing babes At every perforrnaaee.T s@ss
CHURCH FArR-A VISIT 20 the fair for tho
bans1it of ths Western Presbyterian Ohnr en-. An
the sorner Of Pennsy lsaTsia avenue and Tyaa.
y-foarth street. will BE- amply repaid Ths-
features OF IN crest connected with this fair are
The fEAT AcCoMPLisasD.-Jaek Gross ac-
eompiished the ieat OF walking forty .eirht
consecutive hours. the time ending At ssir
O'Clock Yesterday aftfr-ioon Betveau ,hraa
and four O'clock, z large crowd VISITED The
hall for the purprse of-witnessing the 6naI,
Of this much-iIkf d-of. feat. The last hour
WIS a severe ore upon the pedestrisn who
apparently moved WIN great din siiIty from
stniness OF his lcfnts and general used up ness.
Nee P-1enceo me most difnenf at the turn
lnEs, Inc shoEtnes OF the board causing dizzf
ness just befor- the hour of four had arrived
bets OF two to one were freely offered that
Sross could walk until I'VE, six. seven and
eight O'Clock, respectively. No bet was how
ever made, except one OF SiDO that Cross could
Wak unoi me O'Clock. He accordingly kept
moving AFTER his original tIne.wa up, to |
csfrS OUT TIRE aftPmpt to walk another hour 4
which he also SUCCESS fully ACCOMPLISHED
WhSr the hour Of I'VE was announced the
To0m was denssly packed by the lar 90 crowd
Gross, upon being informed OF the expiration
q the nnne, placed his hand upou the sf1or ,der
cf a friend and leaped npon the floor. and took
a sr:it upon chair, and his hackers IL once
sum uldf1fS ana ftfthn IYftS.
IA orGer Ia avert any had effects from his over
exertion, and in a few minutes afterwards he
~aS taken down stairs and con yeyed in a hack
70 aus home, IN Georgetown. Daring The last
hoIfr II v as found necessary at times TO arouse
Cross and keepaim moving by using argu-
ments an fe shape of siaps and piuches, for il
appf ared as though nature was abb ut TO exer-
cise her authority and compel a surrender on
ths part Of The Pedestrian. -sr --- .
between three and four o clock a crowd com.
menced to gather GA the pavement on both sides
El In r-w 49, al
ing. as Cross' mo vements could be plainly seen
through the window from the street Ladies
ever, IS they passed, would halt a moment and I
axe look al the hero pro temPore. After the
feat Lad been accomplished, aud when Gross
came down stairs, a crowd OF n thousand or
more persons gathered around the doors, and
blocked up the way 20 such an extept that the I
ponce had TO exercise their authority aud force
passage. Cross wasrecrived with cheers; and
his 4 AZ accomplished, he now stands among the /
wonders Of the sporting world, and will be SO
recognized until ne shall be eelipsed by some
GthrE ambitious pedestrians Up 70 ebout half
past four his friends still proposed bets on
igpfrr timfi but after that hour the evident
signs Of distress shown by the pedestrian de-
TERED thfm from urging the acceptance Of any
more bets. Cross principal bse ker was j. nd.
holcOInb, Of New York.
A MISUNDERSTANDING of an excitement
was created yesterday, at Wizards Hotel, in
the nall near the ONCE, after this sort: II ap-
pears ina an luminosity has for some time ex-
listed between CahfoTnian-a ciyilian-and
another party wearing Uncle Sans blue and
two bars on either shoulder. Yesterday, the
parties met at Wizards, and the Californian
asked tn Captain il he had said certain things
about him, (the Californian and, moreover,
whether tie Captain had said he would shoot
Califoi MAN down al sight. The Captain pro-
ceedrd t. explain, with unsteady knees, and
trUd 20 soften down his language as much as
possible. Tie criDging excuses and explana-
tlon= % ne Captain, and his evident fear, ex-
cited the ITe OF the Californian, aud the dis gust
and cobts mpt OF the bysiaDdeFs, who were
satisfied they had before them one OF those
Charaet'rs vbo are brave in slan iering better
men, bu' have not nerve 10 back their words
by their actions. The u Iifornian spoke his
mind freely. and accused the military man Of
All sor's OF scOunCTriis ms, the accusations
iHierminS!ed wHb curses enough TO max. the
AIR almost turn blue. Military indIYId uaI
STOOL M eEly by and bore il all " tn paid cJun
tenanee and quivering lips. CIiiiornit ended
BY slapping his antagonists face and pulling
his 10 -; when the latter asked If some one in
the CroWd would moi be kind enough TO give
hin pistol, which was answered by Cali
iOrhia. " ho rave him knock, and sent him
reeliRg INTO one OF the reading rooms. The
proprietor 81 the hotel here interfered, and
prevented any further row, by removing the
valiant son of Mars, Who. when he found that
u was desired 10 take him away, became sud-
denly very courageous; but hs NJ the same time
the reach of Californian's arm, and 10 side on
very Willingly with MIR. Chadwick, at the
same time, however, swearing all sorts OF ven
gtanee against the Californian.
REBEL GUIDE ARREsTED.-JoSeph Dobson,
arrested by Lieut. Col Sherman, in the yicini-
" OF Berlin, Nd, was brought TO this city last
night. Dob-on 10 charged with having been IA
the habit Of acting as guide for rebel spiPs vino
desired 70 run the gauntlet OF the Federal lines.
he has lone been suspected of aiding these
spiPs and carrying official Information him.
@eh Day before yesterday he agreed 10 take
person. whDm he suspected 20 be a rebel,
Through the lines, for which he was to receive
sioo. The supposed rebel turned out to be a I
man employed for The occasion by Lieut.. Dol.
Sherman, And Mr.. Dobson was most efsctual-
~ "rcped in" At the provost marshaIs Office
he was pIctnpt TO do hat which showed his
stbpidity-reterred to several prominent rebel
sympathiz.rs OF Wa hlngton, who, he said,
wouid certify 10 bis 10y atty. He was sent to
the Old Capitol prison.
FAST RIDISG AND KNOCK Dows.-On.Thurs-
day afternoon, Col j. Il. Swan and Capt. r.
r Gambls, Of '.Scosts 96a" folio wed by an
orderly, galloped down Seventh street a.
furious pace, and when crossing NJ street the
horse rode nv the ORDERLY struck q epntienaa