Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-13

nOp6Q Inat the benevolent Will continue their
Iberallty during this evening yet, for festivals
will be held at the following places: At st.
AIMS Infant Asylum, for the benefit of the
infants; at Temperance Hall; at Odd Fellows
Hall, Navy Yard, for the benefit of Christ
Church Sunday School; and at St Paul Eng
lish Lutheran Church, corner OF Eleven and
II streets.
number of young men, who We're in toxicated,
went TO Cllrk's restaurant, corner OF Seven
tenth and & streets, and demanded liquor,
which the barkeeper, &. T.. Collins refused to
give them, and one of them, Chas. Davis, alias
t'Shug'' Davis, threw a large pitcher at hum,
missing him but striking handsome mirror,
which extended the whole length Of the bar,
and which originally cost 81 1000, breaking it
into fragments. The party Immediately ran
OFF, bat were pursued by crowd, and officer
Hurdle overlook Davis and marched him to
the First Ward station, when Justice Drury
held him 10 security for court.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.--Mary
Gray, disorderly; S2.5S. Henry Kelly, throw
ing stones; dismissed. Francis Oxenrider pro-
family; do. Jno. =. Bait, drunk; military. Levi
Beatty, drunk and insulting ladies; sass. Jno.
Meg uire, drunk; Sis. Jeremiah O'Connor,
do: do. VIM. T. Egelin. fighting; dismissed.
Jas. Mitchell, drunk and d;sorderly; Sis T.
Boyle, drunk; do. Jno. J. Boyd, do; do. VIM.
Chambers, disloyal lapgu age; dismissed Geo.
Stewart, sleeping in an omn.bus; dismissed.
Richard Rivers, drunk; military. Ignatus
Luckett, drunk and disorderly; Sl5c. Peter
bdugate, asSdultj Dali IOr peace
ASSAULT AND BATTBRy.-On Wednesday
night, two teamsters, George Troutwine and
Frank Chiser were drunk, and in the neigh
was struck, as is alleged by the former, and
his jaw bone broken. The police were in
formed OF the fact, and they had the injured
man removed to the station, when DR.. Joyce
dressed the wounds, after which he was taken
TO the hospital. Officer Bsrland arrested
Troutwine and brought him to the station,
and no witnesses appearing against him, he
was dismissed by Justice Drury.
NEW YORK AND WAsHINGToN.-Messrs.
Morgan & Rhinehart, have now fully estab-
iished line Of steamships between Washing
ton and New York, for the conveyance of both
freight and passengers. The vessels are swift,
safe and commodiouss and are all under the
command OF experrrle ERIE sea amen and cour-
are " Wednesdays and Saturdays See adyer-
tisement.
PARTIAL DESTRUCTION OF GOVERNMENT
EAY.-Last evening, about six o'clock q train
OF Government hay standing on the track Of
the Washington and Alexandra Railroad, on
MARYLAND avenue, corner of Four and q hair
street, caught fire by sparks from passing
engine. A large crowd soon congregated, and
the timely arrival of the fire companies pre-.
vented the destruction OF the whole train.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs.-Margaret
Bryant. profanity; dismissed. Frank Ander-
son, assault; dismissed. j.: Voight drunk and
disorderly, and assault Jail tor hearing. VIM.
Huzzie, selling liquor without license: dis
missed. Chas. Hackett, suspicious; dismissed.
REBEL PEfsosERs.-Sixty-n rebel pris-
oners captured a. Kelley'S Ford, reached tbs
city Yesterday afternoon. and were committed
to tina Old Capitol. Among the number Was
ONE Lieutenant and one prisoner Of state.
SELLING LIQUOR TO SoLDIBRs.-AadreNT
Lowry was arrested yesterday and committed