Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-23

Is:u and Doaohas.
ori Aesouass "a kegissar--sar. Raa.
| cn EaasTef-.A@tsEs. Mttasa<sa. G. VII.
| sen. ead Kelly.
| On Eeslsa- Aessrs. Sasphesd. Pcllsa-t4e.
| RGd. and Barr.
+! On F.Drol.ed EillS-aIr. Hoyes.
! On Eligibility Of Ass-asors-Mes-rs. Doao-
! hue Fc.eu soa, Huff, aud Saedd.
! To Com. aad Destroy DGeailLs-Mr. Fol-
! lar Sb.e.
! Tt Attend TO tia Interest OF the Corporation
/ before OngIrss-diess.s. Noyes, Shepherd,
! knight, and Ri I.arner.
The following were r ferred: Pet:ion of :.
Sbreye for REMISSION CT iiue; bill for trin,min.
/ N street irorl Fifth to Seventh streets; u King
the co,npent alton OF the Tax Clerk at 400 per
! shaun: petition for q water main on Fl street,
from Third 10 Filth streets: petition of f.. T..
Birnrs TOR remuneration for damage done his
night cart; petition Tor a sidewalk on l. street
sonth, in front Of so uaTes 50. and $50.
The follow ing were passed: Eili 10 sat curb
stone and lay footEFar north side OF u street
, between Tenth and Ele, entb streets; author
ring the removal OF the cerbstone cn street
north. bet~ eet Sinth sud Tenth streets, and
the resctenG tne same; resolution authorizing
tine anpriH Uncut of q committee on contir gent
expenses of The Board. of which tine President
OF lhe Board shall he chairman; bill TO grada
street south, from Eighth 10 Ninth streets
! east, and TO lay gutter on south side OF said
street; bill for he relief of II. Lee, for burying
small pox paupers; aud resolution appropri-
ating one hundred dollars for the purchase OF
a new nag ami the repair OF the old one. TO be
displayed on the City Hall. Adjourned.
FrsLIc School EsAAIa aTIoSs.-The fol-
i lowing schools viii be examined to- day:
. First district. female intermediate, Miss
I Lowe tescher. by Mr. r. Tickets. Second
!, district, female intermediate, Miss Billing
. teacher, by Mr 81. Ii Filler. Third district,
! female Intermediate, Mass EiSans teacher, by
! Mr. L. s. Walsh. Fourth district, female in
| ;ernlediate Miss Dawes teacher, by DIR. j. T.
| Hoinlead.
! TIE examinations OF The above will b. writ
| ten, ana vii! conclude that class OF examin-
| aIiOns.
| The oral examinations will also commence
! To-day, Oy the examination of the following
primary schools, viz:
| First district, No /, Miss Robinson teacher,
| by MIR. l.. I. McrSeli; No. =, Miss Tripiett
| ttscher, by Mr.. j. O. Wilson. Second district
! No. ], Miss Mcintosh teacher, by Mr.. q. H.
! Itermehle; ho. 9, Miss Firnner teacher, by
!: Dir. w. J. Rhees. Third district, No. 1, Miss
/ Thompson acher, by MIR. G. W Davis. Fourth
district, No. I, Miss j. A. Lee teacher, by Mr.
/ ! T. Cassel; Nc. 9, Miss Seville Davis teach
rr, by Mr J. Il. Ellie.
I CoLoERD VoLUNrEERs.-The sixth company
/ 81 the list District colored regiment has been
| mustered in by Col Eirney, who has special
| charge of the organization of these troops The
| officers have been selected from among those
! passed by the examining board. They are as
| follows:
/ John II. Holman, Colonel; Elias Wright
/ Major; Myron W. Smith, Adjutant
/ Company A-W. n. Bennett Captain; F. g.
| Keenan,. lst Lieut. 5. a. Bean, Cd Lieut.
/ Company BIZ. s. Perkins, Captain; w. ".
| M Houston. ist Lieut.; A. L. Sanborn, I'd Lieut.
Company C7Tilea III. Rich, Captain; 5. H.
Birdsali. LIST Lieut.; Nathan BurnhHm. 2d Lieut.,
Company D-Albert Clark, Captain; fl. ri. Van
Wrinkle, LIST Lieut.; MarcelIus Bailey, I'd Lieut..
| Company Wv. d. Psrlin, Captain Clifford
| l.. Eagle, LIST Lieut.; ii. III. DAY, I'd Lie at
! Company John A. David, list Lieut. : NJ
! Stout, I'd Lieut..
/ BAYoNETHD BY \ BEoTHEE.-Last week
/; TWO brothers-Frank Cant, corporal and Vim
| Cant, drummer-atta he'd to the First District
| colored regiment, came 10 the city OH a lea W,
| At the expiration OF which the corporal re-
| turned but the drummer refused. Ordinary
persuasion taifini, TO induce him 20 return, his
| brother, the corporal, was sent, with two men,
| TO take MN. They went TO his mothers hon se
! III the alley set"ccn Ninth and Tenth ard I.
and Nj streets, aud found him. He was obsti-
nate and refused to co. and the men approach
! ing 10 take him, be seized axe to resist and
! was bayoneted BY his brother the bayonet en-
terIng his stomach, lnflctng n deep aud dan
| Eerous wound, fro.l which he is, however, re-
/ covering.
CIVILIAN PEfsoNEEs.-A number at civilian
(! prisoners were brought to the city yesterday
afternoon aEt committed TO the Old Capitol
| prison. They had been in custody near the
headquarters OF the Army of the Potomac when
at Falmouth, and for several DAYS have hean
! lying n AlexandTia on board of 4 prison yes-
sol. Among thea is Dir. James Coulter, ,aid
TO be from Baltimore, who, with others, was
| laAtN cavalry In paSSln o
| through the lower counties OF Virginia
BROKE JAu.-Night before last the ,aii of
Prince Georges county was broke, and four
teen coIored persons (eight women and six
Wen escaped They saved OF the bars in font
OF their windows, through which they escaped
Tie most OF them were confined for various
criminal offences, and 8 few of them were fu :
2iIives from labor, awaiting the orders OF their
| masters. As soon as the escape was known.
measures We're taken for their recapture, and
Yesterday several officers arrived here on the
! lookout for them.
/ FIRE DKPAETaEHT.-Atar meeting OF the Fire
Department. held laSt CYenin in the hall OF the
Perseverance, II was resolved by q vote of six
| 10 TWO not to participate i'll the celebration OF
| the approaching Fourth. The companies so
ting IN the affirmative were the Perseverance
! and Americas Hook sud Ladder. The reason
/ assigned for this action is 4 lack of time FOR
| preparation.
! CHARGE OF LARCENY.-On Saturday after
:! noon, Officer Beali, or the Sixth Ward, arrest
| ed John TWreker, a farmer, on the charge OF
the larceny OF holsters, pillows, sheets and a
bedstead, belonging TO Il Mrs. Baker, and he
/, was taken before Justice Giberson, when he
| proved that ne had purchased the goods at
| public sale, and was dismissed
| CRIMINAL CoURr, Jadgs IYsher-Yestarday.
| Wa Birel, indicted for bastardy, was found
! guilty, and his counsel MIR. Wharton entered
| y motion in arrest of Judgment, and also moved
| new trial
| PRNrsyLvANIAEs ATTENTIoS.-The first
| annual meeting Of the Pennsylvania Soldiers
| Relief Association will be held this evening at
ths soldiers free library and reading rooms.
MASONIC FESTIVAL
The members of Union Lodge, II. D., +. A.
| 81. of Alexandria, Va, will celebrate the an
| niversary Of St. john the Baptist, by process
sion through the principal streets OF the city Of
! Alexandria, on Wednesday, the 9th instant
| leaving the Lodge room on Cameron street
| between Fairfax and Royal streets, at IL
O'Clock m. precisely After the procession
the afternoon will be spent in the pleasure
! grounds OF Ieate's Garden, whore 4 COLLATION.
| will be in readiness.
The fraternity in the District Of Coiumbia
| are respectfully invited.
!; ]. T4GEY, Secretary.
/ +. II. WEYMOUTH, W. NJ.
Tickets may be obtained at the Lodge room
i from . 10 II O'Clock a. m.
! TO Arms, To ARns!-Ths Citizen Soldier will
fnd . more deadly foe In tie brackish muddy
mined enemy. Holloway's Pills purify the blood
| anc strengthen the stom sch and bowels that the
| antdiaY prdurP taey he I'd md ba