Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-29
NEW JERSEYTRO(

alarm is entirely false. No vessel is in sight
NEW JERSEY TROOPS IN THE FIELD.
TRENTON, June 29-Gov. Parker ordered the
troops out on Saturday. They are now arri-
ring here, and will Immediately proceed to
Pennsylvania.
LOCAL NEWS.
Suffers ORGANIZ alton FOR PATROL Duty
The army suffers, to the number of one hun
dred this morning rendered their services to
Gen. HelntZleman TO act as q mounted patrol
for this city, and thus relieve the cavalry new
doing duty here, and permit them to 60 to more
active service in the front. Gen. Heintzeman
we are informed, has accepted their services
There are many mere suffers in the city, and il
is thought they can swell their numbers largely
The force thus organized is to be commanded
by Major William Graves, sutler of the oath
michigan regiment. The rolls are ready for
signatures at q. ]. Nagle's store, $50 Pennsyl-
wanna avenue; and it is hoped all suffers viii
enroll their names at once.
STEALING A HORSE, AND ESCAPE OF THE
PRIsoNER.-About o'clock, yesterday morn
ing, Officers Harrison and Beall, of the Ninth
Preclnct, arrested a man calling himself Mar
TN Snider, having in his possession q horse be-
longing TO John b. Morgan, which he had been
endeayoring to sell but was unsuccessful He
was taken to the station house and, for want of
better place, the officers put him in the build
ing formerly used as dead house, after hand
cufflng him; but at abo Ut O'Clock he was dis
covered TO be missing, he having broken his
handouts and made Off The officers started
IN pursuit OF him and recaptured him near the
Navy Yard bridge. He was taken before JUS
ice Mckenna who committed him to Jail.
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CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Carttsr.-The case OF
Ire. Emily f. Wiley "s. Marshall Brown aud
Jesse Il. Haw came up this morning in the Cir
cult Court and the following jury was empan-
elled and proceeded to the trial of the case viz.
VIM Allen, A: Grinder, Thos N. Brashears
Boswell, Elijah Edmonson, II. c. Windsor,
J. r klengle. ]. T. L. Croggon and Thos. L.
Jacobs.
r. ]. Brent and A. T. Smith appear for Mrs.
Wiley, and ]. II. Bradley, sr, and w. ID. Da-
vidge for Messrs. Brown and Haw.
REORGANIZATION Fickery, convicted at
the June term, (ls63, )ofthe Circuit Court of the
United States for the Northern District of New
1ork, Tor making counterfeit coin, and SEN
fenced to imprisonment in the Albany peniten-
tlary for term OF years, and Samuel p Skin
ner, convicted at the November term fIcs1o of
the District Court OF the United States for the
District OF Massachusetts, of fitting out sla-
Yer, and sentenced to imprisonment in iail for
perion of five years. were pardoned by tina
President on Saturday.
GoBBLED UP-Yesterday, quite an excite
ment occurred among the colored people in
various parts of the city in consequence of =
number OF contrabands being carried off by
squad OF the cOlored regime Mt for military work
or various sorts. Those who were not taken
kept themselves close for the balance of the
DAY, the fact causing comment, as usually the
paVements are crowded by colored people on
Sunday.
LARCENY ARREsTs.-Saturday evening Jas
Gray was arrested by a citizen in Swan poo-
die, for stealing roll of felt for roofing Gray
was sent to jail for court by Justice Gibers ON
George Rollins was arrested Saturday night
t Tor the larceny OF clothing from Marg't Bark
house. He was taken by officers Drane and
hessler to Justice Giberson, who sent him To
jail for court.
PASSING AS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. night
officers Thompson and McElfresh were called
upon to arrest a detective officer for firing a
pistol at Constantine Stacktoff. The detective,
MT Jno. W. Morrill, was turned over to the
military, for a hearing. Stackt off is charged
with passing himself as a detective, and he
was also turned over to the military.
PARADE OF CoLoRED TRooPs.-The First
Regiment District OF Columbia volunteers,
Iuliy armed and equipped, and with bayonets
nxed, marched down the Avenue Yesterday
on their way to church, and then returned
Ihey marched well and presented quite SOL
dlerly appearance. They were headed by a
ME ana drum corps, and carried a new and
handsome flag.
1NQuRsT-Last night. the body of a white
male infant. about three weeks old was dis
M hp
matthew's Church. on Fifteenth street. by Jno,
WEIGH fsexton of the church, and Mr.. q. p.
Howle. 1t was turned over to officer Mating
~, and taken to the Second Ward Station A
jury was summoned, and they returned a
verdict OF death from improper attention.
| CRIMINAL CoURT.-This morning, the mo /.
.tion Tor new trial made by mr.. Day in the
case OF Adolphus Barker, convicted of man
slaughter in pushing the boy Sam overheard
In Georgetown, by which he was drowned,
was aygued before Justice Fisher, and a new
trial was granted.
a CHANGE-Lieutenant @. D. Wright of TIL
Fourteenth New Hampshire volunteers. who
has been on duty at the Central Suardhouse
for SONS time past, has been relieved, and as
singed position on General Martlnda's staff.
ALLEGED DEsRRTKR AHRRsTRp-C. Crea-
mer, q driver on one of the street cars was ar
rested on Saturday charged with being a d.
serter from the First Maryland Regiment
GAME TO THE SUBSCRIBERS RED COW
~ Calf, about 5 or weeks old The owner viii
come Forward, prove property, pay charges. and