Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-26

TIL. DRAFT-After our report closed yester-
day, the following cases were disposed Of by
the Board OF Enrolment:
Charles Allen, paid comm utation
VIM. Scrrel paid com mu tation.
john Jackson, disability
Andrew J. Bradley, paid communication
John IL Thompson, paid communication.
Lewis kurtz, paid Communication.
Charles Anderson paid conlmutation.
James +. Clements, only son of infirm pa
rents.
Samuel Newgent. disability.
T.. ID. Reid, furnished suosttute-Jackson
King.
Vim. Cunningham, paid Communication.
James Hartman, mental disability.
Edward Green, fcoloTed,) accepted.
VIM. T.Craig, accepted.
Stephen w. Randall, paid communication
DEATHS or SoLpIKRs.-Tne following have
been reported to Capt HartZ, (sffice, street,
between 2nth and 2ist streets,) st which place
all information relative TO deceased soldiers
may be obtained:
W. Field, 18th N. Y. Eng's; Johnson Ewing,
10th n. I. art; a Basha, 1884 N. Y; Frank
Carver, discharged soldier; Anthony Copper
smith sth Ill cay N. Burch, 10th N. Y. art;
1st MI I. Schmidt SCOTS 600; Jos. Guard
10th n y; ]. 5. Bryant, 14th N. IL; Joseph
Mathews, 9Ih n. Y. cav; 5. K. Spooy, 18th n.
J.; Allen Barricklow, 18th Pa. cav; John J.
Zell, 9th U. :. cav: Chas. Rogatt, 10th N. Y.
art; G. o. Dibble, eth N. Y. cav; $50. Law
LEES, teamster; T. e. Cain, lst Me art; A. 7.
~. T.
g. w. Beam, 1st Pa cav; Edgar Evans, 10th
n. Y. art. Jas. Allen, 10th n Y. art; Thomas
Gibney, illth n. Y Clark Morse, l45th Pa;
18th U. :; II. Raider, sSth Pa; III. O. Simmons,
conscript; II. fosdier, 9th Wis; w. Benner, On
Me; 5: Harper, nth Mass; A. J. Aver, l0th
Vt; w. &. White, e6th N. Z; :. Muma, rebel,
eth Va. cav; ". Woke, sth Pa cav; A. ID. Otis,
10Th Mass; ). Tresler, l26th n. Y; IL. II. Dill
lenbsck, 50th n. y. Eng's.
PoLICB PEPoRTs.-Frst Precinct-B Sarba-
lima, peddling without county license; dis
missed - Plnmer, spy; sea; 10 Old Capitol
n. L. Barnes. suspicious character: dismissed
by Provost Marshal on taking the on IN OF allie
glance.
Second Prectnct.-Cbas. Kaigler. drunk and
disorderIy; 49, John Pasco, do; 81. Bernard
Donneey. larceny; dismissed. Martin King
storing house; military. Richard Brown
and Edward Johnson, riot; jail for court
Downy O1y, assault and battery; dismissed
THIRD Preciact.-Fen ton Phillips, disorderiy;
1912. Aims worth Goodale, loafng in q market
dismissed. VIM. Davis, aisorderly sl4i
Hannah Dolly, drunk; workhouse VIM.
Murry, larceny; bail for court Henry Carter
and Nancy Ogelton. disorderly 81 So each
Abe Evins, jas Simmons, Elias Hutchins, do.
$3.50 each. VIM. King, do; dism issed Gath
Donhelly, drunk; workhouse.
Fourth Precinct-Rch'd Mullen, assault and
battery; Jail for court. James Allen, John B.
Henry, drunk and disorderiy; workhouse H.
Daniel, John Scott, Ainsworth Goodnoe, va
srancy; do. Pat Hannah, do: 81. T. b. Hen
ry, drunk and disorderly; workhouse. John
sSbtdndHs dismissed. Amanda era
ham, threats; bail for peace. Eliza Davis, Auns
Lewis. Mary Jones, disorderly; 50 each. Jno
Thornton do; dismissed.
Sixth Precsnct.-Chas Wood, assault and bat
terry dismissed
1enh Precsnet.-Sarah Harrington, larceny
bail for hearing John Evans, drunk; dis
missed. Fannie Cook and Catharine Kane, dis
orderly; s19i. VIM Mag.nnis, selling liquor
on Sunday; dismissed VIM. Bright carrying
weapon; 1904 Jas. Vernon, disloyalty; dis
missed on taking the oath. Peter Kennedy,
Edward Meagber and Michl M angan, assault
and battery; bail for court. Mars aret Magraw,
drunk and disorderly; dismissed. john O. Ma
honey and Ellen Davis, do 81 81 each. Fannie
Lyons, drunk; SlG
ALEXANDRIA ABPAtRs.-In 1860 the city and
county OF Alexandra contained a population
OF 1869, being an increase since 1850 OF 3,9lS
OF these there We're ,s5l whites, LAS fres col :
ored, and $50 slaves. Since then, the ,e,npo-
rary population of the city has been much in :
creased, there being, particularly, an influx Of
sscontrabands," the numper OF whom cannot be
accurately ascertained.
John Riley, member of Wilson's Zouaves,
was some time ago taken prisoner by the rebel ,
At Fort Pickens. He made his escape and yes
tercay reached our lines, and to day was sen
in to the Provost Marshal General, Coi.sW Il Is.
"A person was arrested and sent into Colo ell
Wells to-day for attempting to sTnuggle gum
Inc and. other medicines through on the Orange
and Alexandria railroad, supposed to oe for -he
use of the rebels. He is in Jail in this city
awaiting q hearing. -AieSGRdTid Papers yester-
day. t
FoRDs New THEArgs The last per form.
ance Of "The Little Barefoot is announce
Tor this evening. In play SO replete with
beauty and refined loveliless, blended wi Ii so
much native simplicity, we can fintl much to
admire; with such play, entrusted to such
minds as Maggie Mitchell, Messrs. T, A. EalI,
7. A. Anderson, Fred. Williams, Mrs. Chap
man, Miss Osborne. and oiIers, il can not, and
has not Jailed 10 attract tie most npbounded
enthusiasm among eur play going fe Ilow-citi-
zens. This evening, as befo- mentioned, is
Posttirel the last OF its representation, and all
lovers OF the beautiful should avail themselves
OF the last Cpl ortuLity 10 see it. <
e=ES
CASE OF HosIrTDB.--On the 18th OF August
last, man named Thos ODonueil, was shot
several other persons Yesterday, Dennis
Murphy WAS arrested ny city constable Chas
Hurdle, with warra ut issued by Justice Bates
on the oath OF Patrick j. ODonnell, brother OF
the deceased, who charged said Murphy with
murder and robbery. Murphy confessed the
killing OF Thos O'Donnell, but said it en-
tirely accidental. No evidence was examined
by the Justice who committed Murphy for
further hearing, whom she witnesses shall all
be summoned.
CROSS FIRING.-Michael Ford and Ann NJ
Ford, although OF the same name ara in no
ways related, bat hey Dom in the same house,
twentieth street. Lear Nd, and not unfre-
quently do they quarrel with each other; and
on Thursday they got at 1t, when officer Riley
entered and escorted them 10 the station no use,
where she charged Michael with disorterly
conduct and usiDg obscene Language and ms
uce Drury hned him IS. from which decision
he wished to appeal, but changed his mind and
charged Ann with disorderly conduct, and the
Justice fined her 90. ts
SUDDEN DgATH.-Day before yesterday J ohm
1cMahon, aged about sixty years, who has
been IN the employment Of the Quarternaaster' 5
Department. went into house on Twenty first
street, near +, and laid down, having at the
time a conf estive chill, during one OF which
he died. His body was taken in charge by his
friends.
SELECT DANCING AcADEhY.-Prof Marini
announces elsew here in the Star that he will,
on Tuesday next, organize bis. classes for the
coming season, at Odd Fellows' Hall. Prof.
Ms success heretofore IL sure guarantee that
those who would excel in the graceful art can
not ind a better teacher.