Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-10
LOCAL NEWS.
AMTsDNDNrs Tonight

6e rcpEeo aS9i0 tob evening. the crowded
condition OF the house last aisht svinoIns
Pisiniy that our Amusement. seekers do NOT tjre
off II Ia Understood, however, that Il will ~
rtltSt-d but few times more, ss Maggie ie de-
-acrTs. '-"i'
GRovER's Growers, too. WAS
veil htied last night and Mrs williams eli
sht T. mnSn . BY the manner In which
AZ, OF 81, fTotean pisys, I" An Hour In Seville
This WIN Be repeated Tonight. together With
fiI he ia, last sime) The Happy Man" and A
ODD FELLOWS HALL. q. Budv ,,-
EeaIra last evening, in connection with the
Sahii'eh troupe, and proved drawing card
.. ms nests ct friends turned out to Eraa, him.
'e'. Tray sang new ballads very artistica,Iv
s.id Masr.r EGdy appeared in = variety of new
Games good bin tonight again
tAHIkEst RY.-Another large crowd visited
Lanterorry last night attracted thifher, no
carH;, IN g-ea: measure, by The sissir. 10 vii
h@-s me rev piece, the s.Arab I,sy" Tbis ia
some t:lng ike the sSfipsry's Law, hut r,itb
hr''i'a"t features additional. Both the fair per.
ioiiii'rs are arE"yed exactly alike, and thrv
perform their parts with an unrivaled eraca
and elegance. The bill is otherwise a.,raet,~s
EAxikTIEa-A good bill, including the ..f;ip.
set's Lay. ny Mile Zee and Ada rpsm,n ia
announced for this evenings ENTERTAINMENT -
Inc Varieties. Eva BreELwto the Iaua-erreat
tft!use - tae ''compeer OF Miss Carolina
hlSi-iEgs, vii. sing some fayOri 2 Airs and rha
eI-he troupe Will appear in song and dance
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CoUSCIL PROCEEpISGs Fen Roo.1 r
AtGrrm,n-IhS President and Vice President
DING abSrnt, Alderman Drodhaad OF the Firth
Ward, was called 10 the chair
communication was received from the
MEL announ ing among others. the ap-
IiCTai OF Inc act TO establish pubIic hay scales
sho Ter other purposes.
~, nisos a reorganization enclosing a Letter
iO'n rev T. w Syle in relation te the nitro
auction of regular system OF rsI,sio,-a -
s'rHetion in the Washington ASYLUM Mr. SrIa
Iri'Is 10 me irreguiariGy that prevails in reia
t'nh to reilglous instruction n. to Asy;um snd
fiforcsrs-lst That al :,rranynrnoT: no 49,
III conveying ont;lni III such ~ tbs CITY cI.~gv
as may volunteer their visits Regularly or o.ca.
e'ohhliS; or 2d. An engagement with some enc
,r more clergymen to give. regular ..IIpni.,,
ms or thrir visits to he ;ickHo,,!rc ,,rofsl
S.vl,:.iI!, as are those Of 4 physician; or 3D. TO
Hli'oin' a regular chaplain with a uyed s,JarU
aId an Official responsibility
ne communication aud letter was referred
10 Use asylum committee
The following were also read and -of,r.o,
ne petition Of Jos ph /. AIcrtinriv. n b.ii ~
t'y = t9E I'otway across Tenth street vesr m
t.' noitn side of Maryland avenue: an act 10
1i'n u" gravel STREET, from -Sey, MA - Tenth
erect west; Il nil 20 supply y deficiency in a
amer apr. priat!or; an act authOri inc mo
S.n-Eucticn of ii sever III toe alley in square
- } "a az act 40 construct engine house. for
~ L. ot Tho Ne rupU!ifan Hook and Ilti,.r
'ihldi'N t~':'t is HpE'rO. 'IIaedl; n bill for the
-'riT"Veia'nt q c,r.aIu streets in the FnurIh
y ;rd- and n bill ID grade and gravel i, street
zc"fh from Seventh street east to Vils:ni.
avenue.
ioI 'ne month OF January, was received and
1ei'T.@G ~ ;fe c,'mrni.tgr on Asylum,
! lie ..Cint rcSolLtiou IN reIatIou - restaurants
p1 il"-hcu>ts, &C, was retHEned from tn.
Board OF Common Council with Il sH']-rI.u1r
w.iv, quested 'he Mayor to confer win IN.
m:iItsTy authorities instead OF the President III
te.-tioi' 9" allowing sGcn p..tces 10 ken or.n
S-i'rT half past bine O'Clock. The sub>t tue was
= F:cG.
lne committee on claim. reported adj yarseIv
Oh he FeIIJn o. Edward Garner, and asked
H. htrgnd L
The lciit resoiJ.ton oi insi rlIciion b the cont
lnit Z" 10 attend 20 the Interests OF The Corpora
tin t. zoe Congress, in relation to ri.rt4.n
:imTEdITleI;s to the charter. was returned from
f;e Common Council with 4 request for 2 com
IL tt'e OF conference; viii Il WAS granted and
Aldermen Plant, Clark and Semmes were an
pointed said comm ttee
Ina following passed third reading: An act
;opaythe Contingent expenses OF the Surveyors
Oi;.c-; an act 20 improve y street north bet yepu
North Cani,c and Boundary streets: an act
provide fox Il" in; prov eInrHt of South Cauito,
b 4 South J. streets; an Act 10 improve T. gnth
s'Tte' west from T. 10 north; an act author
~ the erection. OF Il wharf &t the foo. OF
y W nth street, il the Seventh Ward; an act 10
81 an thr paved streets Of the city; an act for
tire relief o: J. y. Pearson; resolution ms truct
iUS Tie City surveyor TO furnish IN estimate of
t.;r cCst OF paving h street nCrth between
s;Sehth and Eighth stress west; and Il resolu-
:iUE iGstruc!iuS the committee police 10
inquire iito the eNpedi .Dcy of reporting a bill
&c rr-yent hsndcarts ard wheelbarrows from
o 'ns run Oh the pavements. Adjourned.
criNrti from thu Mayor, asking for an appro-
rIiaton 10 clean certain paved streets.
me following wPre received and referred:
Communication from the Surveyor, relative 20
ta' Improvement OF certain STREETS petition of
1hos. {. Magruder; bill to construct 4 bridge
sc:oss the canal at & ST. south and First street
W-st: bill - supply Z deficiency in the appro-
p-ltIoH Tor grayriing Sixth ST. east, from Pa.
l.; Sd avenue; bill amending tho act relating 10
nu--ances; bill TO grade and gravel Fourth ST.
cast, from j. street south 10 Georgia avenue;
E::i tor T., :ei OF Mary DCnohua
Use following were read three times and
F'-ss": Bill apPropriating SGoU for removing
80 - C4 tIGn paved streets bill 20 erect an en-
S'tChGrisC FOR tiIs metropolitan Hook and Lad
@tT company, appropriatinE $1,000 therefor;
hiiI fcr fig fco'wiv on & ST. south and Second
:, e"st and joint resolution relating TO alley in
S4s:alr -.
cir. Ellis, from policrcommittee, reported q
substitute for tie Board o. Aldrrmen's rcsoIu-
t.ou requesting 4 re ocation of the order closing
ali bars n % O'Clock: which provides that in
stead OF the request heing made of the President
u made OF the military authorities
The special order was taken np-tl.e report OF
.ti''' Committee on the WASHINGTON and Aiexan-
ora Rain oad-and after short discussion was
araia postponed; the committee being requested
20 confer with MIR. Thornton, one of the direc-
tors OF said road. Adjourned
SOLDIERS ABUSING The COLOgED PEOPLE
OE Saturday morn ing. 81 :, body OF af,out tvo
hundred conyaiescent soldiers were being
marched from the railroad station 10 the camp
III Virginia, they attacked every colored person
h oieh " a5 aiohs htlyidnu avenue
As thry proceeded their violence Increased
until ihey arrived near the Long Bridge when
they got stones from the street, and sent thann
Hyi6E IN Ill directions az every colored pers on
III sigh some or " HON were struck and nnirs
number OF windows We're broken. The guard
who had them III charge seemed 20 bs wholly
inadequate 20 The task CT Keeping thsm in order
and th-ir efforts Were mainly W hurry :hen on
cut OF slght OF citizens, and over the bridge
The sssaiied persons gave 40 provocation what
ever, anu me whole proceeding seemed TO arise
from the i,-feeiing of tho soldiers % the nssroas
as I class.
About eight O'Clock yesterday morning, a
freight wagon containing y couple Of coiored
men was fierCely assailsd ny a squad Of soldiers
cE their way 20 the Seventh str ct wharf with
stones and other missiles. The officers seemed
10 take No pains whatever TO step this abuse by
their Eaen.
STREET SH EErisa MAcHIsHs.-Yestarday