Evening star., 1863-04-27

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CRIMINAL CouRr, Jude, FiFhsr-Tim{a {aby
9lesson. charged with keeping a disorderIy
and bswdy house, vas found not guilty
John Crowley, indicted for stealing wa,ns
from Henry Binder. Was a6qnftted.
r.. In the The cas-. case OF OF v H: BsysC. shsrged With
tdaey entered a neil. pros. : .r-zT a.s-,.
Charles Blosfield, chsIgcd with stealing six
pairs Of gloves, pleaded guilty: and in oon
sideration= Of his youth and his having b.an in
)sil up wards Of three ws-ks, sentenced aim "a
lali ior ten days after which he In to be sent to
r: W. Colelszer and Charles E. EokloR were
appointcd oaiiffs Of the Court. -
ERRATUM.-1n our notice on "Wednesday OF
the arrest OF Mr. j. Boyle on charge OF uslas
olsioyai language hy an error of the types4ahe
amount OF counterfeit gold and silver coin
found upon his person was set down All sSDs
instead OF SO; making with tho cohnlerfeit pa
per. $40 in all
His friends assert that he IS q loval c,tfva.E
and that the languag alleged was used during
a heated debate, and express ,confiden 20 T3Ixs
that he viii be able 10 explain SATISFACTORILY
how he came In possession of the countrrf.t
money, - T- .s.1 -
sGeYERsARST PROPERTY FouSp.-Ths fol-
lowing places were searched yesteday by order
of the Provost Marshal, and, Il large amount
OF Government property found. Laser Be-r
Saloon, kept by Heaberie, corner Eletauthnnd'
Z streets; Mrs. Mcrgans, Twenty third, near
G street, = hannns, Twrnty-socond, nssr q
strest; Finnancans, Twentieth and q; Johs
DorreGs. North Capitol, near New JerseY
avenue, and Patrick McCarthy's, in the same
locality.
BALTIMORE THsAraICALs.-Manager Ford
announces that the "NSiRd Q ueen" will b
performed At the Holiday street Theater, Bal
urnore, every afternoon the present week. He
-. ,lAI A,f IL ,bAn n.t.X
more and Ohio Railroad Company, whereby
Washingtonians visiting Baltimore, can for
the small sum Of two dollars 60 to that city
and return. and obtain admission to witness
this fine dramatic spectacle. See advertise
ment
Nor So-Ths Chros,eIe, (mislesd, doubtless,
by the tact that several Of the National Rifles
Com pany went over to the Confederate caUse,l
seems TO believe that Col. l.. D. Watkins, of
this city, who was favorably mentioned for
fighting on the rebel side. This is great mts-
take, and the Chronicle will we are sure, hast
en to do justice to brave and loyal officer.
RoBB1Ne ATRuNK.-Yesterday, Col Bakers
detectives arrested Oscar Thomas, a team.ter,
on the charge Of breaking open the trunk OF
Col. Selxidge, at the G-street wharf, and rob-
bing IL of two uniforms, lot OF handkerchiefs,
neckties, &c, and he was sent to the Central
Guardhouse. Some few Of the stolen articles
were found on his person.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs-By Green & Williams.
Part Of lot II il square 6s7, improved by
two-story brick house, on B between First street
east and Capitol Square; purchaser Mrs. A. NJ
Green, for 81. 400. Threo.story brick building
on ID north, between Sixth and Seventh, known
as the "Book Bindery;'' purchased by Mrs. H.
Tilly, for $500. i,
SERIOUS CHARGRs Of neglect OF duty on the
part OF Capt. Dobson, of the lst Pennsyl yania
Reserves, have been preferred by Gen. Hays,
and he will be tried by court martial in Alex
andria. The charges are neglectng TO place
guard around his camp al FAIRFAX Court House
and allow ing all of his men TO fall asleep while
tho camp W az in that unprotected condition
HARRoRING SoLpIEKs-On Saturday night
Lieut. Drannin, Of the Infantry Patrol, arrested
two girls, who gave the Rames of Augusta
Wolf and Amelia Smith, at No. 533 Twelfth
st eet, for harboring soldiers, and they were
sent to the Central GaurdAouse. Yesterday
morning Justice Ferguson fined each ten dol
lars, which they paid, and were released.
MUSTERED OUT OF sERvICP.-The 10th N. Y.
Regiment, whusa term OF service, two years,
has expIr ed. and who have been mustered out
ofseryice, are expected to STRIVE at the 9Th
street wharf, in the steamer sylvan Shore"
about O'clock this afternoon They will be
escorted from the wharf 10 the "Soldierc Re-
treat ny detachment Of "Scotts @V," accom-
panied by band
CHkAr PASSAGE FROM IRELAND.-Parue5
Ireland, or Of bringing them to this country,
are directed 10 the advertisement Of Austin.
BALDWIN j. Co, who ran tho "Old Black Star
line CT packets. y Is. Fosts, OF Herndon's
Express, is the agent IN this city.
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RAN OvRR,--This morning, as the Anacostis
reel vas being drawn back to the engine house,
whep nesr the corner OF Eighth and ID streets
south, young man, named Mockabee WAS
knocked down and the reel passed over his
body, injuring him II is thought internally.
AT WoEK.-This morning 8 large number
OF contrabands were put 10 work on the avenue
IN removing the dirt near the Capitol. We un-
derstand that the work Is being done under the
direction OF the Commissioner OF Public build.
ings.
AT HIS STATIoy.-Justice G.. T.. Gibersoa.
who was appointed by Mayor Wallach 10 be
public magistrate OF the Fourth Ward, to-day
appeared At the station of that ward and
entered upon the discharge Of his duties; having
sufficiently recovered from dangerous illness.
ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN GONE Joseph
Ingle, Esq, died yesterday morning 81 his resi-
dence on Capitol Hill. Mr.. Ingle was one Of
our Oldest and most respectable ctizans. His
brother, Mr. John p. Insle died only a short
time asc, il win be remembered.
FIHgD.-Mrs. Murphy, keeper of sroggcry
on Twenty second St., near G, WAS before Capt,
johnson this morning charged with selling
liquor TO soldiers. Her case was transferred 70
Justice Ferguson, who fined her 800.
REsIGEED.-A. J. TX. Baker, has sent in his
resignation as Corporation Police OIticer for
the Second Ward, 10 take effect on the first day
of J, 1865. No appointment has yet beer
made 10 Nil the vacancy.
DkAp.-Thss flag Of the Franklin Fire Com
pany displayed at half mast to- day, in respec.
10 the memory of their deceased brother mem
Der, Richard Il. Abbott, who died yesterday.
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D'UTAssF CouRT-MARTIAL.-Th The court
met this morning at IL o'clock, and at the re-
quest of accused adjourned till Tomorrow in