Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-13

PoLEos RRoRrss-ews Rrsdsa.-Jss H.
ley. drunk: Kept uli sober. C.
Adans, drunk and discrdeffyS disu,ss~a
THIRD Reesnst-J. J. Mefariand. sarrsu,~
Jail Jas. kennedy. resisting eficefC do
~: Han, Sossmas v . License nn.d sa,,s.
$3.50 each. Samr FrauSht drunk dl.n;,.us
David yordon, disordcrfy; hnad % Sc. Dsst.;
CsssJ, a1i dl.ni. ,. Ase for selliag qusr
selling Hqaer TO soldiers do Pat HsSs,,S
disorderly; dismissed. Thos Prio4 and fh.y'
Ford, larceny; jail -. - -,
$3.50 and workheuse- Henry Maok ~ -
Crew, driving on . pavement: DO. Ja..shr.
Sheldon, peddline without hcsases 6ped -
Jas. Stuard, disorderly; dc. % and yorkhou...
&c: military
ISixh Preena.-Samuel -Shreeve, vio,.b,.
game law: dismissed r. w: Mullen, do; do
Their bearing. Henry King. assault dismisssd- :.
Lucy jackson, brutality beating and deserunr
her child; jail. Josephine Smith, larceny; for
airy. Theodore SCHUYLER, drunk and disor.
Tenh Preeinct-Es,en smith, drunk: fined a
workhouse. Martin McNulty, do; fined 81 y !.
Carpenter, grand larceny; iaii for court Jna
Faley. drunk. dismissed. Jas. Allen, dIsordsr.
ly; fined s2e John Stewart do; finsd . 1 On :
John Swan, assault and battery; bail for court
Vim. Burke, do; do. M. Savage, drunk; dn.
missed. Anne Bush, disorderiy: fined nj o.
Jos. Riley, larceny; jail. M. Nuity, drunk aad
disorderly, fined S..
An ACTIVE PArRoL-Captaip Stonaxco,r-
mandant at the Central Guard house informs
US that the books Of that prison show 1000 com
mitmsnts Of struggling or drunken soldiers,
during the past nine months, by the patrol Of
the 10th N. J. v. In addition 10 these, about
500 soldiers have been brought 20 the ofscs OF
the prison and discharged on their pledge OF
honor 10 return TO their regiments. About 500
officers were ordered TO report under arrest .
the Military Governor Of Washington. The
same patrol have brought before the civil
authorities about LOCO offenders; making an
aggregate of $500 arrests by the patrol Of the
above regiment.
AFRAID OF THE DRAFT.-Since the passage
OF the bill 10 call out the militia, in some sec
tons OF the city considerable excitement has
prevailed, especially in Swampoodle among
the IRISH, many OF whom think that the whole
people are to be called out Within a few days
past several Of the Irish haye made application
10 some of our magistrates 10 swear that they
are not citizens, in order TO secure themsel yes
from the draft Yet they have voted here for
some years past, exercising the rights OF ciu-
zens, which now they desire to renounse. This.
however, is not the prevailing feeling amongst
our Irish fellow citizens, so large a proportion
Of whom have Shown their patriotism in tae
most earnest manner.
w. RoRBERIEs-I.ast night about Q O'Clock the
residence. OF Mr.. -Keebinge, street betweer,
Eleventh and Twelfth, was entered and robb.d
of s3Uo 500 in silver and $500 in paper money.
The thieves effected their entrance through a
second story front window. One entered ths
store and kept the lady in conversation, while
another robbed the dwelling. The dwelling OF
MIR. Ostermyer, No. 2s7 street, bet yasu
Twelfth and Thirteenth, was robbed: thu
thieves obtained $50 from a bed room In
the first case, man who was seen about the
premises wearing grey coat was suspected
but not yet arrested; in the other case, 10 one
is suspected.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Yestsfday, McCiuire
Co., auctioneers, sold a small frame houss
and lot near the corner Of Third and L streetz
north for 500. Purchaser, NJ. Sullivan.
Green Williams sold lot No. 4, in square
1O4, with the provements-ath three STORY frame
dwelling-corner Of Twentieth and T. streets
west, for 80, $50. Purchaser, John Cherry
Wall & Barnard sold lot No. y, in square
No. ABS, west side Of Sc venth. between sd
streets, improved by a frame dwelling, fer
Sl,lle, TO Ernest Weight.
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