Evening star., 1863-04-20
FATAL \, c1DENr On Friday afternoon, as

neck, it is supposed, breaking it, and the b. nd
Wheel stalliDg asaicst his body. Some of the
cavalry on dut. near by and the nei, a hors
went To his assistance, tut life was extinct be-
fore they reached him. On Saturday af ernoon
his remains We're brought to his mothe < resi-
! denCp, corner of NJ and Thirteenth streets from
/ which place his fnHcral Will take place this
afternoon. The deceased was about tSsnty-
nine years of age, and was we'll known in this
| city and universally esteeme lie leaves 4
widow and three children.
| REFuGEEs SEST TO THE OH CAr.ToL.-The
! following men and women wer. arrested by
| the guard at PIney Point, ON saturday last
| While attempting 10 run rhe blockade and get
! iuto Maryland:- Mrs John Campbell, Miss
Mary Mar Sinpson' Mss Mary Feagan, Jas. Doyle,
Morris, Mrs. CatharIne Tierny. John Moony,
Patrlck Glbbens and Patrick GorInan. They
TenTes' nf tht mseiyes as refugees direct from
Eiciiiaoi.d Capt TODD ordered that they be
sent TO The Old Capitol prison, where they will
be Kept until they can be returned South OF
parole.
CLAIM AGENT AKIESTED.-II. G. Babcock,
claim agent, was Oh Saturday arrested by
Sergeant Cronin, of the Fourth Ward, on a
| charge OF swinoiing Captain Gagern, of the
Navy, ont OF $50 Capt. Ga yern alleges that
| he placed papers in Mr.. Bahcecks hands rela-
| live to the collection of 4 claim from the Gov
| eminent. That Babcoek collected the money
| and reTer forwarded it to New York, although
capt G. did get his papers there. Rabcock AT.
legts that he sent the money with the papers.
! OF $500 for further hearing.
! CANoNIzAT1oN OF THE JESUIT MARTYRS IN
| JAPAN.-The closing religious services at ST.
| Aloysius' Catholic Church yesteaday, in honor
| of the Jrs uit martyrs of japan, were atten ded
by an overfiowing congregation. Grand High
| Mass was offered by Rev. Father Wicket and
| Rev. Father White delivered the discourse in
illustration ofih sacrifices and potent influence
| OF martyrdom. The ceremonies of the occasion,
| occupied three days, and closed last evening
with procession anG other religious rites.
| ASSAULT ON GRoCER-On SATURDAY.
| night as MIR. Leroy Edwards at the corner of
| Twelfth and III streets, was about closing his
! store. several young men came in and de-
! manded liquor, which he refused to give them,
| when they attacked him and beat him severely,
| but with the assistance of his wife, they were
| beaten Off. The names of the parties are not
! known, but we understand that they can be
/ identified.
ARREST OF AN ACCoMPLICE7 Last night
| officer Mattingly arrested .lohn H. Sperry,
| charged with being concerned with John
| White alias Sweet and w. n. Williams in the
| robbery OF clothing from the Cosmopolitan
| House, Eleventh street. White and Williams
! Were before arrested and sent to jail and this
morning Sperry was committed by Justice
| Clayton.
| ATTEMPT TO PICK APocKET-Edward Rus
| sell and Joseph Morrison were arrested at
! Canterbury Hall on Saturday night, charged
| with attempting 10 pick the pockent of gem
tleman there OF his watch The gentleman
found the chain of the watch cut and the watch
| itself laying on the oor. The parties arrested
! We're sitting beside him. They were, however,
| dismissed: 10 one appearing to prosecute.
! On Duty HEEE-Several regiments of the
| 3s brigade PENNSYLVANIA Reserves, and which
are to do duty in this vicinity, marched through
| the streets this morning. They have done good
| service ELSEWHERE, and we shall be glad to have
! so good and orderly soldiers posted here.
PAEADE-A dress parala 10
! Jersey regiment, Lieut. Chas Tay command
ing, came off at their camp near the Capitol,
! yesterday afternoon, attracting quite a crowd
! of ladies and gentlemen.
| CHANGE OF PosITIoN.-The 11sth New York
! and 10th New Jersey regiments passed through
| the streets this morning about o'clock, to the
! steamboat wharf, en- route to their new position
| Benefit, 10 show their apprec citation OF Jimmy
! Reynolds as an artist and gentleman.
| During his sojourn in Alexandria, Mr.. Rey-
| nolds having won our admiration in his profess
! sional capacity and our regard by his gentle
! manly courtesy in private lifp. we desire to
| present him substantial proof Of our regard
I previous to his departure from Alexandria, in
| the form OF Complimentary Benefit.
| Slgned-Brig. Gen -Johu p. Slough, Military
| Governor of Alexandria; Col. james A TAFT,
| Provost Marshal General Defenses South Po.
! tomac; Lieut.. Col. H. H. Wells, Provost Mar
shall of Alcxandria; Capt. q. b. Ferguson, Port
| Qusrtermaster Of Alexandria; Capt. Franklin
! IL. u.
| Gale, Asst. Adj. Gen; Capt. Joseph Mundell,
| A. A. A Gen; Lieut. w. w. Winship, Asst.
| Provost Marshal OF Alexandria; Lieut.. w. E.
! Morgan, A. d. G. to Provost Marshal General;
Lieut.. Geo. B. Mackenzie, NJ. d.; Lieut.. James
| s. Boree, M. D.. Lieut.. A T. Jackson, Comdg.
Provost Marshal General Guard; Charles A.
sae, Glsdkie, ESQ; John Fszerisk' Esq; Henry
! Cheney: Esq; S. g. Fedder, Esq, and others.
| We, the undersigned, members of Mr.. Nixon's
| Company, concurring III the above proposal,
| eheerfHlly offer our services on the occasion of
his Benefit, n Il mark of our respect an d esteem
Signed-T. ]. Barton, Andrew J. Nixon,
| Harry Whithy, Eaton Stone, Horace Nichols,
! Samuel Lathrop, A. l.. Parkes, (Agent for Arab
| Troupe,) John Naylor, Robert Johnson, Sidney
To Brig. Gen J. P. Slough, Col. Jas. A. TAFT,
! Lieut.. Col H. H. Wells Capt c. b. Ferguson,
| Capt. ]. H. Bsrroll, and others s-Gentlemen:
! Your communication of 18th inst. is received,
| and the favorable Communications therein eX-
| pressed are deeply and sensibly appreciated.
Cons ulting with the management, am able
| to name Thursday evening" the Odd instant, Us
| the occasion of your fattering testimonial.
| Very respectfully, your obe''isnt servant,
JAMES q. REYNOLDS
! EXTRA NoTICR.-Captain Stackpole, of the
steamer Mary F. Rapley, will leave Seventh
! street wharf at six O'Clock and return after the
performances are over, the same night 1t*
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