Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-21
LOCAL NEWS.
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ANCsBNBSTH TONIGHT.
np,ysE's THHATEs-The Williamses close
me- q; the most susCs ssful weeks OF thar pres
Dnt euza.fusE;, nv announcing most excel
IA, bil!-"Au Hal.Cw Eve" F" In and Out o!
pa" and the "Irish Tiger" All Of them
otter hc " 10 apply their Jokes with effect III al
10 the " iIlamses. full house may be ex.
ectad -.'
wAsHINGToN THEATER--A new candidate
@Rpr popular favor appears upon the boards y!
kb4 ODD Drury this evening, In the person OF
iss Alice Gray, " no makes her first appear
Suce here. The bill is an excellent one, being
NJ sdrisine, or the Evils Of Dissipation" and
he most amusing ~ extravaganzss, "Poca-
hontas." On Monday, j. =. Clark commences
M engagement here.
EASTgEECEY.-With such graceful taTpsi-
ehorsan artists the beautiful sisters Marie and
= AuEusta. Kate P.nnoyer and VI lie Geraidlne;
DuCh sweet yoCalIs;s as Julia Mortimer and
CLARA Harrington: and such splendid troupe
generally, il 10 not matter OF surprise that TINS
over popular resort is nightly filled TO its ut
most capacity. "The Arab lay tonight
again.
yARIETIEs-The closing contest for the
championship ia clog dancing takes place at
<xhis RI sort this evening. The friends of HAYES
and Sands will of course turn out en- mnsse
The bill offered is otherwise excellent and no
ono who resorts TO the Varieties expecting an
hour Of real enjoyment viii depart dssppoint-
ID, for the company always give satisfaction.
II DECEASED FEDERAL PRIsoSERs.-From MI
Thomas May, 8 utter, VINO was captured on
NE 3Ist of October last, wa obtain the following
|1st of Federal prisoners who have died at the
Q. ). Hospital Prison (Lbbey) between tho LIST
Jay OF Drcrmber and the 9th day OF February
6r. MAY was head nurse in the second and
khird wards Of the hospital, and bears warm
estimcnials Of efficiency from DR.. Wilkins, the
lurgeCn il charge: Der-I- Srivate s. Cover,
Co. ID, 56'h Pa. Dec. l0.-Psivate, Allen Darth,
Co. IL, 10Th Ny. Dee. I7.-Private 5. Hamph-
Er-y. Go. G, Ivith n. Y; Corporal q. A. Black,
G; ii'h Pa De- pd d8 rs - Edyard M
Henry Gull, Go. I, 10th Pa RS; John Hays
| Go. x, i,;h "a. Dec. .0.-Priyata L. Eccart
Co. i, Glib Pa. Die. 2i-Privates Chas New
man, Co G. James Bolton. Go. Il, and s Heck
Inert; Go. A, l2lst P.F.; Isaac Simmons, Co H
18Th Pa Res; Srrg't James Montgomery, Co X,
11th fs. Re-; Orderly SerS't X. Meredith, Co.
4th Ne; Private Geo. f. fackS, Co q, nth pa
ICRss Fec. Private ID. CRIBS Co r IIIst
|P.E. Dec. .4.-frivatss w. w. Davis, 90 A,
Jonn kasFno;rc, Co. &, iIth Pa Res: Thos. IT,
.th Pa Res: - rgt NJ. r. Young, ieth pa Res
Dee. =. Corpl John H. Hill, Co. b, 4Dth n
y, ard Private, e. =! Bryant, Go. I, 12,h Mass
Ia. and Josiah II. Davis, 60. +, 18TH Maine
Dec. 81. SerG't J. w. Day, TO. X. 6th' Pa, and
Private Thomas BruuS, TO. F, 9th Pa. Dec
= David n. Allen, Co II, 18th Maine. Dec
Ell. A. Asty Go: ID, Sd Pa. Dee. 3o-E p.
Wadr, huglfr, Go. G., ItSth w. Dec. 3I.-Pri.
vaIss j. :. Newbury, 60. X, llth Pa: Alex.
Cast, Co {, 5th Pa: Nicholas Smith, Co. X.
II. p Russell. Go. &, iIth Pa; Major Frank
Zen;usycr. 5th Pa. R.srrycs Jan. ,, IsiSsN
l.rivaIPs Vim: I.add, Co. X, ltd Pa; and G.
REINDEER, 20. F. 4;h Pa. Res. Jan. 3.-Jrrome
%. Clark, private, Co. g, 4th Me. Jan. III
Fox, priV ate, Go. i, i3i;ih Pa. Jan.5-Priyatas
4. )" Baker, Co. l.. 18Th n. Y, and John F.
Fireman, TO. p, 18th Pa. Jan. 6-Victor
kn"ifellpr, private. Co II, 12Ist Pa Jan. r.
1harles Ii. Combs, private, Co &. 25th y. J.
Jan. = Corp1 II. Gilman, Go. G., eth Pa, and
Private Royal Potter, 34th Mich. Jan. 9-Pri-
Mitchell, 60. f, IIth Pa; and Eli Thilliard.
CO Z, llIh Pa. Jan. lO.-Private Fred Conrad,
Co F, i;Ath Pa jan. ll.-CorpI Peter McHua,
Co /, 6IL Pa, and Private Albert Ginning, Co
1, I'D Pa, anu Michael Hess, Co. II, eth Pa
Jan. 5,-PriI atrs ;. HOlabagh, Go. L, 9Th Pa,
and John l'af, I'd Del. Jan. l6.-Corp1 James
W. A Bishop, Go. l, I2Ist Pa. Jan. is-Pri.
yate W. ChHmb"rlin, Go. X, 18th Pa
Jan. le.-Priyate Harrison Young. Co III, 4th
Me. Jan: a2-Priy 1:es Henry NJ. ID. Hart, Co
Ey. Jan. g3-PTiNate Benjamin Davis, Co q,
18TH L. :. Regulars. Jan. 25-Priyata Isaac
Stansen, Go. u. iO7th n. Y. Jan. 26.-Privat
John u Monig"'n' ~, 2ith Wis. Jan. a7.-Pri-
A: Wcrds, Co +, e9'h Ill. Jan 2S..Corporal
Wm. Evans, Go. :, llth Pa; and Priyates Jno.
u. stockton. TO Z, 18Th Ind; Francis NJ Mo-
Eng.r R-g't Jan. 29.-CorporI al AnsOn High,
Go ID, seth Ind. Jan. 80 Capt G. ShaIfia, Co
Il. 9Th IA. Re-; and Pr!yates Amos AIlshouse,
= g. IL N
f,b. PRIV ates J. Hancock. Go. Il 3ath Ind:
". CauImOck. Co. r, 2lst Wis. Feb John
Wright, civilian, Washington, d. c.: Priyatas
VIM. hiorFan, Go. L, i21 Pa; NJ. Fabian, Co.
Il. gG;h Ohio.
The following deaths are also reported, but
the date OF decease l. not mentioned William
EvHns, iith Pa; DAM May aua Jno. T Blake,
citizens Of Western Virginia; John b. Corey
private est Wis: Francis IL. Caswell private
Go. r, -;ih Ill. john Wright, citizen of Deco
Guar: Joseph Powell, 3I;h Ill: John SzhrInsr
lUlst Ohio; ]. W. McGil, iith Ill.
ATTEMPT To q Monday night Hans
kOthman, discharged soldier, was attacked
near the depot by two men, who, no doubt
Were after his money. He called for the police
and officers Slater and Nally fastened to the
spot and arrested two men, named James Du-
gan and James MCMann, who were near and
took them to the Fifth Ward Station. Friday
morning they were brought before Justice
Fergus on; hut Rothman could not positively
identity either. McMann was, however, fined
l9i, and Dugan, who has several times been
IN the hands of the police. was taken to the Of
nee Of superintendent Webb, and ordered to
leave the city.
Rothnan is n most unfortunate man: hay
lug, while in the LIST Mime oti regiment, been
wounded in the arm and back, I'm the first Bull
Run engagement, which rendered him almost
useless; one arm being useless, and the wound
In the back so tanning him that he can SCARCELY
walk. He was taken prisoner and carried TO
Richmond, where he was kept for six months,
and on being exchanged, went back 20 Mime
destroyed and his family, consisting OF his
wife and two children, murdered by thu Indi-
ans He is now here endeavoring TO procure
pension, ana If any ona ever was entitled TO
one we are sure that he is.
DRAoRs OF SOLDIRRs.-The following have
b.--n Fnrt-d to Capt. Hartz, (ofice corner of
EiShtC3th and q Streets,) since our last, at
which place ali information relative TO de-
ceased soldiers may be obtained:
VIM. Palmer, 136th n Y; G.. Chambers, l23d
Pa; W. Duthan, 2lst Conn; A. A Walker, LIST
X L. Art'y; w. z. Cady, 4th VT; J. L. Noul-
ton, 9;h y. H.; John Holloran, l4Gth N. Y; A.
fostsr. Sth Mich; T. III. Mccormick. II2th Pa;
w. u. Gray, l55th Pa; +. o. Palfrey, 9th U. S.
Inf; NJ. ID. Mitchell, LIST Maine; John Jenkins,
1iith y. Y; w. MeYndon, teamster, q. NJ. d.;
=: r living, do; do; II. II. Lancaster, 18th
MAINE; w. Z. Williams, f36th n. Y; Ira John
sson, l.>th Pa; ]. Gordon, nth X. L.; e. ID. Tay-
!or, ED n: T.; A. Bridge, 18th n: H.; L. Brink,
151th ~. Y; p. McKsnny, Seth Pa, o. Lantz.
18th n. D.; ". II. Chuysler. 5oth n. Y; Julius
-Gemmeng-r, 10th ". 7. s. M; A. Csrlyer. 9th
Mich Cav; w. Chambers, i69th N. Y; g..
Rohvir, il5th Pa; II. Schelble, 2sth ". Y; ID.
". Beatty, Esd Pa: ". G. Tabor, 4th r. 1. Art;
Do Lat AZ Z.