Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-04

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| 9th ward; Jos F. Wollard, Sd ward George
| Upperman, Georgetown; A. G.. p. Shoemaker,
county; II. Greer, Sd ward; &. w. Goodall,
I. Baum, 5th ward; w. Pettibone, Cd ward;
| Jos. Nicholson, Georgetown; John Il. Elvans,
| U. b. Mitchell, 9TH ward Foster Henshaw, 9th
wiltberger, county, b. ii. Clements, LIST ward;
A. Rsall, Georgetown; r. T. Ryon, Sd ward;
u. s. Hardness, % ward John Ehason, George
town; E. ]. Shoemaker, Georgetown.
MUSTERED OUT.-Yesterday, the 10th yir-
gtnia Volunteers were mustered ont of service
at Fort Dekalb, and to-day they passed through
the city on their way homes. The regiment
was mainly recruited in Eastern Virginia, but
the States OF North and South Carolina, Alaba-
ma, and other States in rebellion were largely
represented. Many Of the Off GERS and men are
citizens OF the District OF CSlum6la The regi-
gained, but when mustered out was COM
manded by Lieut.. Col. Snider. The officers
think that very few will be long out of service
nearly all of the men designing to return to the
field in the brigades about to be organized in
Eastern Virginia.
GLANDERED HORSES AT LAnGE-The
abominable practice of turning diseased horses
into the streets is again INDUCED in by persons
who have little or no regard for the health Of
their neighbors. This morning two glandered
horses were reported to the police of the Second
Ward. who at once proceeded to kill them and
have them removed. The expense OF relnoy-
small; but it appears that there are men noe
living in Washington who think more of
dollar than the life of a neighbor. 1t is great
pity that every one who is guilty Of this mean
ness cannot be arrested and punished with
the severest penalty of the law.
SToNING A PASSENGER CAH.-Last night
about eight o'clock, a city car was passing
down Seventh street, the conductor called UpOn
one OF his passengers for the fare, and was re-
fused; the conductor put him OIL, and the
elected passenger pursued the car until over
the Seventh street bridge, when he threw
brick at the conductor on the platform; fortu-
narely injuring no one. Officer McElfresh,
who was present, Immediately jumped from
Fourth Ward station There he gave the name
OF George w. Cudlip. Justice Ferguson re-
leaS ed him on bail for q hearing This morning,
after hearing, he was fined Si.9i.
LATEST Observation-Disclosures mon.
Ell MARKET.-Furnished by Lewis johnson d
Co., Bankers.
Buying Selling.
y. s. Coupon Bonds, 1881 ......1"7x 1UsK
y. s. 7.so Notes :::.............. 1o6x 1o7x
New Certificates.
American Gold. ..1a2al45
American Silver.
NEW YORK RATEs-3 CLOCK Pm.
tifcates Of ind 1 IS *; Gold, aeS.
ASSAULT ON PoLIcEMA1.-Night before
last as officer James H. Bell was on his beat he
found cavalry man lying drunk in the street
and humanely picked him up, and started to
his camp near by, but had net proceeded far
before he met several of the soldiers comrades,
who drew their sabres and commenced an as
sault upon him, one of them cutting off one side
OF his cap, and another, his baton, and they
would have doubtless killed him, had it not
been for the timely arrival of number of
Penns ylvania Reserves who rescued him from
their hands.
REAL ESTATE SALES Yesterday, W. H.
Wall d Co. sold lot II, reservation Ii, on west
side OF Second street, improved by q three
story brick dwelling, to G. II. Lane, for S4.45O.
Lot 20, reservation II, same street, with three
story brick, to J. HI. Semmes, for S2,75O.
On Seventh street, east SIDE IN Wiltberger's
subdivision of square 4il-I1ot IL, to w. Lin
kins, at Is cents per foot; lot 10, to H. Hail, at
Ii 4 do. do; lot IA. to Frank Racker, at lax do
do; lot Is, to H. Hail, at IA do. do.
HOUSE OF REFUGE Observation-Disclosures the
Second Ward police arrested two boys, one was
IL years OF age, charged with grand larceny,
robbing the drawer in the stere of Mrs. Shead-
woods bakery, ID street, near Thirteenth; and
one 10 years OF age, petty larceny. stealing Il
cashmere shirt from H. King, PENNSYLVANIA
up in the station house, where they remain for
further hearing. Tue only question with the
Justices is, What to do with them.
ARREsTD AND CoMMITTEp.-Tuesdayn night,
officer Crown arrested Mary Boston, for steal
ing one fine dress, a fine cloth cloak, q common
dress, the property OF Walter McClea She
was taken before Justice Bates, who sent her to
jail for q hearing. Yesterday officer Crown
went in sesrch OF the stolen property, and re-
covered all from an old stove, in which the ac-
cused had concealed them, in Mr.. McClee's res
idence. Justice Bates then committed her to
Jail for Court.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Jadqe Olin-This morn
ing, Lewis Taylor, colored. charged with an
assault with an intent to commit rape upon
Amelia Emma Cant, golored girl OF seven
years old. was found guilty Of assault and
battery only.
George Bruce and Nicholas Warner, indicted
for an assault and battery with intent to
Kill Henry Craig, are on trial.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Malcoim
Grant, drunk; dismissed. Peter McAvoy. do:
Is cts. John Dolan. drunk and disorderiy;
rim, Inhn Esna n,, grs AN asc zen LOT
Mcdonald, drunk: Sis. Francis Crocker,
do 81 G. Chaldon. drunk and disorderiy;
S1.Ss. Mary Martin, disorderiy; dismissed.
Jrne Martin, do; do. John Green. do; Sass
ANOTHER CoNEIscATioN.-The Marshal of
the District has, under instructions of the
interest Of John w. Gamewell and James
Dunlop, two persons who are in the South,
in certain patents for improvement in the
magnetic telegraph, granted to Morse.
ARRIVAL OF COHTRABAEbe.-One hundred
and ten contrabands arrived at the Tenth street
wharf this morning in the Gamer WV. Fra
ger from Crbanna, on the Rappahannock. via
Aqua creek. They were sent to the contra
band camp.
RoD3ERY.-Night before last the store OF
Messrs. johnson & Sutton, in the First Ward,
was entered by burglars and robbed OF about
three hundred dollars worth Of boots. shoes
and clothing.
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A Newspaper Correspondent Arrested in
Nashville.
NASHVILLE, June 3.-Tho Chief of sPolice
yesterday arrested q. f. Jones, formerly Goa.
nected with the New York Spirit Of the Times,
now local editor of the Nashville Dispatch, for
writing reasonable correspondence to the
Freeman's Journal. New Yerk. He will be
sent South of our lines.
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