Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04

CIRCUITCOCRT.-InN morning. inc Supfem'
| Court sitting a. q circuit count commenced Ii
| November term, with Chief Justice Cartier
| presiding. There are several important CASES
which will come up at this term, among them
for Tuesday next, and the Sickles cut or case
The following are the jurors tor the present
term:
H. Polkinhorn, W H. Barnac,o, r. H. barnes,
| L. +. Perry. y. II. Stinemetz, w. II. Stanford,
| Joseph Eslin, T. J. Davis, ]. b. Turton, John
| Bying. H. Newman, r. ]. Beall, J. G. Cook, g.
z. GiilaTd, Asa Whitney, H. B.. Curtis, H
| Queen, Jos. Fry, G. T. Stewart Geo. Gray, G.
Mills, B. w. Brown, W. Knowles, jr, ]. O.
| Bartlett, G. Myers, Joshua Bank.
| No cases being ready for trial, they were dis
| charged.
| The clerk. r. ]. Meigs, Esq, proceeded to
call the docket made up at January term, 1863,
| comprising all the old cases in which notice
has not yet been given by counsei, unaer the
present, for trial, and went as far as NO. -, and
| then called In part also the Appeal docket.
In the Appeal docket, In No. IS. Jas. A. Wise
| VS.. Augustus Block, judgment was confessed
| w Jones and II. r. Robbins vs. Matthew T.
Alley, Judgment in favor Of Alley for $50 and
costs was reversed.
REAL Estate SALEs.-By Green d Williams.
Part of lot "a, in square 5i5, on street south,
| between y and Sd streets, with two. story
frame dwelling, to Thos. Geary, for 800. Part
frame dwelling, on u street north, bet weeu i2th
and 18th " est, to w. A. Boss and ]. A. McGo-
| wan, for $3.50. Twenty lots in square $40,
Seventh Ward-iots % and 30, to Dr.; A: J: Bor-
land, for y cents per foot; 81 and 80, to Rich
ard Barry, for SIX cents per foot; 80, 81 and S.
to same, for 6A cents; 36, to g. MARI, for *
cents; 81 to John Sullivan, 80 to Timothy
Grescoi, and 80 to John Shay, for cents 40 to
46 to K. Barry, tor AZ cents 81, SO and So to
same, for cents; AZ to same, for Az cents; 4s
to Felix McKenny, for cents; 40 to E. Gala
cents Lot 6, square SIS, to M q. Emery, cents
Lot :, in reservation O, to same, for i1A osnts
ho rs "a and ., to same for cents Lots Is and
Barry, for X cents. Lot 9, to same, for =
cents.
BY J. C. Mcclure d Goa three story and
basement brick dwelling on F street, near Thir-
teenth west, for S9,525, TO Thes. w. johnson.
ESCAPE FROM THE OLD CAPIToL.-On Mon
day night, between seven and eight O'Clock,
two prisoners confined in the Carroll branch OF
the Old Capitol Prison, named John E. Hudgins
and Frank Walton, the first-named being a
rebel deserter and the latter substitute de-
serter, made their escape by cutting the bars to
their window, which was on the second floor
and letting themselves down by means of a
rope made with their blankets, and 1t Is sup
getting ont Of the city, but were halted at Bla-
Gensburg, about ten O'Clock, by the guard,
when Hudgins refused to comply, and was
fired at. the ball taking effect in his right knee
cap, injuring the arteries SO that amputation
was necessary. Both Of them were brought
back and placed again in confinement, and yes
terday DIR. q. NJ. Ford, the surgeon of the prison,
amputated Hudgins' leg above the knee. and 1t
is thought that he Will recover. One Of the
sentres has been placed under arrest, and the
affair is being investigated.
FoRD's NEW THRATRR-The Robbeys-For
the first and only time during the engagement
of J. Wilkes Booth the beautiful tragedy in fl We
acts, known to our theatrical habitues as The
Robbers will be presented this evening. The
play, we are led to understand, will he placed
upon the boards of Mr.. Ford's theater in q style
which will fairly compete with the resources
of any place of amusement in America. Mr.
Booth will play the part of Charles DsMoor,
Mr.. DeFere that of Francis De Moor; whilst the
other characters will be distributed among ar
fists of recognized ability, the whole forming
galaxy of talent rarely known to the boards OF
Washington theater
DKsTITUTE.-Yesterday evening, a young
man, named Meg uigan, formerly OF the Penn
slyvania Reserves, but lately employed at
Gesboro, left the works there on account Of
sickness, and came over to the city, and this
morning he was found on Tenth street east,
between L and NJ street south, by Officer Keat-
ing The police having no Accommodations
for him, he WAS sent to the Asylum for treat.
rent; He states that he was unable to work
and that his money was refused him, and also
that he was robbed during the night
SECOND WADD STATION CAsEs.-Wllliam
McShea. disorderly; s1.si. John Brown, do;
s1.s4. Mich. Bryant do. Sl.9. Dennis Sulli-
van. drunk and disorderly; 80. Geo. W. Clarke,
asleep in street; dismissed: Mary Leary, selling
liquor 10 minors, geo. jos. Spruce, shrontS,
dismissed. VIM. Towers, violating city ordi-
nance: s30s. Eva Freehott, vagrant; Geo.
Stafford violating city ordinance; for hearing.
CoNscRIPTs.-Large numbers Of conscripts
are still daily arriving here Yesterday, the
Forrest City arrived and disembarked q large
number at the foot of King street. They were
marched to the Soldiers Rest on Duke street,
and after being plentifully refreshed they were
started for the front. Another batch arrived
to-day.-AiezandriG Journal, Nou.a.
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