Evening star., 1863-04-21
Mr. thompson iurget that the ga. li,:t jiiI
te taken up. Adjourned. .-5

It
te taken Up. Adjourned. 80
/ tTAsaT Court MARTIAI.-This court
was again III session sterday. The arst wit
! ness ca!!' wae Gcori BIjH, private 3 I'll req
Inen', who testified t::tt his nam was on the
pitid.ioH ior Sept'mia rs! October, 1871; that
he rroriic:: :or pay Tor these month i-,oIonaI u
/ l ;as y having ordered him 10 go L. the Lisu.
/ tenant olonci tent End sign the pay.ron =
: hnt that he did not rscrivs thc monty, fss}4
His purp,rted Signature for November aud
: 1'ec nber, 1>Gi. On til7 haEd-TCl; was not "aa
Uinc He asked Gel DUt;.esr's sacratary IF no
sflcniG sign his name Oil the band.ron, ana n
reI,ii' d tliii Gel. pt. had ordered i'm to te II
and that he ought 10 know " hcthe, i. was rir-.,t
or not. Witness received ys2f5 in Ne " yos.r
! when The regiment WAS organizing ;rii.h
: ar cunt was deducted from His nav by JIaut
n::ni. ;. tsen III tot'i n',i'" OF company. lie was
li' II hoti q the tvIa pany and rec+ived his paw
! never III tie bslid o. -. -. '
! A.chGi ,inciY Was next swarm Was emnl,vAd
in Lcuis Hou=ia> sti;,la thought IL Ftassv :-,!d
/ bouEii's tnlted .tates Lorse, hpcause il was
Se iAtf" 10y ID Gisssy, All t,nr W Is sent away
| II.iu mo- rttuIn. e: hut say no money p lssssi.
! ne never stole forage tor his ogn han.H! u,t
! had .oT t.o!. ID Ut;.sSy's horses After the Ga
| rihaiGi Guard Jeff Harper's Ferry ha became
| sslaIalea rom The regiment. came To thi, city
| ana hirhti himself 10 Mr.. Dou gas, of AIayan.
cTi;i Att'"r remaining while thera D'Jtassy
| t"lhe 10 hlm and told him he couid do as he
! .nose-fst'in to i''e regiment or clear out-but
! 'iat istd nm not TO go back 10 the regiment
| i.cEiS ho"Gtds, horse dealer Of Alexandria,
| testified that Col. D'IT;assy sold him a horse
/ which, when it sh.d its coat in the spriag,
snow ed the u. =. brand; that he hired Jacky in
| washington. not knowing him to be soldier;
| thai be was subsequently, taken away by the
| provost guard us deserter.
/ VI hen the examination OF this witness was
/ aboEt half through, point was made by Col
| Marshall, 4 member of the court, that thu Judge
Advocate: in swearing the witness, had used
| the ~ord testimony instead of sseviderce"
! as prescribed by the regulations The point
! was decided by the court to 10 we'll taken and
| the witness was again sworn.l
I CHARGfs OF GRAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
morning, Ann F.. Kirk was arrested by officer
| TAFT, at Moley Mason's, on ID and Thirteenth
! streets, for stealing SEQ from G.. W. Crow. 1t
| APPEARED before Justice Clayton in the trial,
that the prisoner was an acquaintance of
I Crows, and he visited her; and as he proposed
! TO se to Cincinnati, and feared TO carry all his
/ money With him, ne entrusted two fifties and
| a twenty dollar note to her care. Upon his re-
| turn he asked her for it, and she said she uopld
! make 1t good. Subsequently she denied any
! knowledge of it, and persists in the deaial. She
/ was committed to Jail for further hearing.
! Mary Hawkins was arrested Sunday night
I by PatTolrnan Wanna!l, for stealing 4 diamond
| ring and gold ring from George VI Kcan. S;,e
! was taken before Justice Thompson. and the
| evidence being sufficient for the purpose, she
/ was sent 10 Jail ior Court
| THE CASE OF lICNArGHToN.-The cxam;na-
ton OF j. &. +. McSaaehon, charged with
| rniihnf, he effects of Lieut.. Lewis Graham OF
! sst-:,.25, while he was dying from the effects of
| wound in the throat, did not take place yes
| ferday as was anticipate ted. it being at the re-
] quest of his friends postponed By Justice Fer
! guson until Friday next. In ona of tho New
lork paper il is = lated that hn ocl,uo owlrdged TO
: officer Simuuds, who went On after him, that
: he was McN., and produced about 500 OF the
: money. officer =. informs ms that the prisoner
+. had not more than $50 i'll his possession when
F.: arrested. but acknowledged that since the i9th
! OF March tthe datr OF the suiCidr) he has had
! over $50.
|
[ - ~ ,ho
/ dead horses IN the camps and parks about the
/ city, The removal of which Is carried on under
! Captain krause, are now ferried over the river
T: where they Az. buried. Tl:sy mostly cartad
; through the streets during tho night, thereby
! saving the public eye from the siakening sight.
| large number of contrabands are employed,
! under tho direction of Captain krause, in this
| work and about the camps, ferries, and hos
| pitals. The hides of the horses are sold for
/ one dollar each, and bring quite 4 rrypnua to
! the government: i've hundred dollars having
| been rrc' ived from this source within h last
! three weeks.
! LARcEsT OF TRuSK.--Ianes Howard, an
. oyster shuIker at Hamncack'S restaurant, and
! James Skinner, servant OF Capt: Camp, at the
) Soldier ; Rest, Were arrested yesterday, and
. committed 70 Jail by Justice Ferguson, charged
| with stealing and breaking open a trunk be-
! longing 10 Mai. J. J. Carmichael, OF the 18th
/ PennsS lrania volunteers. The trunk, minus
| the contents, was found by patrolman Morris
! and Fuss III Bates alley. Both parties admit
! ted that they teok the trunk from Dr. Nichols
, honse on & street, where it had been left by the
/ owner. %.
| ACCIDENTALLY KILLED. Lieut. Hammer,
! company ID, lth Michigan, was accidentally
! shot and killed by a rifle in the hands of one of
his own men, at Fairfax Station, yesterday
! morning.
| On yesterday also, Thomas I.eeeon, of the
| 35th N. y. Eoi, whils in quarrel with
eomrade, attempted to strike the latter with the
butt end of q loaded II ket, When it went of,
| killing Lesson Immediately
| Tent elsewhere of George s. Gideon, Esq,
! General Superintendent of the Washington
and Georgetown Railroad Company, anumbeT
! OF places will be found designated where pas
senger tickets can be procured in packages of
twenty for a dollar This will be of great con-
! ycnience TO the public.
For THR ORpHANS.-I,ast Sunday it was
announced, at the Lutheran Church. Eleventh
street. Rev. MIR. Butler. pastor, that the colec-
1lon taken up for the Protestan Orphan Asylum
on the Sunday previous realiZ"G i the snug little
sum Of $3.50.
PURE sEDIcIsEs.-We would advise tho public.
and and ;hs many strangsrs now among rs, that if
they will find largt and fresh stock of all articles
their pr. s:riptions compounded and put up win
accuracy. It.
CHIEoroDY.-1:i is seriously to be regretted that
eorns ard other disorders of the feet 10 which the
sd rd % s sFs shoas s
putc, ana scarcely 10 hesn motto sd proper
manner BY those continually tsrnented; although
it s WI II known fact that these local plants
Ss by
col ducvs to health; but sines the arrival of DR..
White, st 424 Penn. avenue, hu ndreds Of cit
izeps have submitted to his manipulations. and
testify with gratitude tn his euccessful ME hod
of treating corns, bunions, bad rails, &c ap2
soLDIERs, ATTEsrIok!-Pain, disease and expo.
sure, With hot ci;mste, muddy water and bad diet
will be unavoi able. but armed with Holloway g
purifying and strengthening Pills you can endure
all these and still retsin good heaith Only g cents
per box. 20
SPERAAToRRHEA CAN BE CUaED-Dr. Rand'a
Specific cures Spsrmaiorrh9a. Seminal Wcakasss.
InpCacy, Loss af P0,rsr, speedily rad efectunE
". It's effects are ruly magical. A trial OF the
Specific, will convince the most skeatical of 1t,
merits. Price 81 box. Sold by g. D. Ford cor
nsr nth street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and
Henry Cook Alexandria. ja6,IY
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL. URINARY