Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-05

Weber.
Thaddeus Morrice, one of two sons elected
by mother tor exemption.
James II. Emerson. only son q of widow.
John b. Graves, furnished observation-disclosures
Mc(ieary.
Charles A. Smith. enormously enrolled.
Ben MARROW, (coIoied,) accepted
Jacob Hulm, accepted.
Jasper Scott, disability.
VIM. Freeman enormously enrolled.
Edward Taylor, disability
Henry Dorkins, disability.
Charles Dinkler, accepted
John Wallis, disability.
Hezekiah Humphrey, colored, furnished sub
stitute-John L. Colbert.
Thomas McGrau, under age.
Joseph II. Fletcher, disability.
Frederick kahlert furnished substitute
Charles Crawford.
Rober. f. Hodgkins, disability.
James Adams, over age.
James H. Roberts, disability.
James Bradley, colored, furnished substi-
tute-Fasal Jerry.
John Wilson, colored, furnished substitute
J. B. Towers, furnished substitute-Edward
Chapman.
Samuel King, furnished Observation-Disclosures
Martin Loxmann, disability.
Yesterday the Board obtained 81 soldiers out
of % cases Of conscripts examined. viz: Sub
stitutes, 10 whites, blacks; accepted men,
whites 2, blacks 5. These make the whole
number of soldiers SO far SIS cases, OF which
1s2 are negroes, out OF 2,257 cases examined in
or the exempts % were for disability, - for
alienage, II on account OF age 5 as the only
sons of widows, / a.. the only parent of children
under IL years, and 1 the one OF two sons
elected by the mother for exemption. Charles
Mausel paid the communication money.
POLICE REPoRTs.-Second Prscinct-Charles
a. Gilner, stealing cow; dismissed. Pat'k
Driskil, disorderly: 81.
Third Precinct-James Casey, assault bail
Iris
grand larceny; Jail. VIM. Holt, do; dismissed.
John McKann, do; do. John Deiacey, threats;
bail for peace. Albert and Charles Brown,
disorderly; dismissed.
Fourth Preeinct.-Geo. L. Hawkins, malici-
Gus mischief; dismissed. Jas. Roberts, assault
and battery; bail for court Geo. Seipe, drunk;
workhouse,
Sixth Precinct.-Thos Bolan, overcharging
hack rates. 1854. Jas. Skidmore, creating
nuisance; dismissed Joshua ,o a. Johnson, dls-
II. Pectel, grand larceny bail for court. Osceo-
Is Rabbit, drunk and disorderly; 80. VIM.
Taylor, disorderly; ard Frank Willis, do;
right pick-p ocket; military; Benrietta Butler,
drunk and disorderly; 81.
Tenth Precinet-Mary Raidy, drunk; dis
missed. Francis Grainell throwing stoars;
$50. Ida Ernest, drunk and disorder1y; dis
missed. Julla Begley, do; sl.ss. Patrick
Ryan, disorderiy and profane; $3.50.
DEATHS OF SoLDIRRs.-The following have
been reported to Capt. Hartz, (office corner OF
which place all information relative to de-
ceased soldiers may be obtained:
John H. Benjamin, ,s7th N; ,n "; Th O Shaw;
Ryder, 18th Pa; ". N, Ellwood, 10Th n Y
art; Unknown, I'd o. s cav; George Phlng,
ash N. Y; John F. smallsy. l7sth N Y;
J. H. Marsh, l27th N. Y; E. Baker, 5th U. 5.
cav; John Flarity, I'd Mass. cav; John Bid
ger, 18th Pa. cav; w. McCne 10th N: Y. art;
6. W. Kerrick, 10th N. Y. art, w. Van Os-
trand, 10th N. Y cav: Samuel May, 1l5th Pa
John b. Holland, conscrlpt; Michael Hookes,
I'd N. Y. art; w. w Brown, H5th Pa; Lewis
Hart. 10th N. Y. art; Reuben Kissinger, ist
Del; H. w. Cannon rebel, Sd Ga; Hy. Field
house, 9th Ohio cav; q. NJ. Sergt J. II. Par
scns, list VT cav; James Wickham, ith U. >.
art; Jacob Biddle, I'd Bat. Ind cav 5. +. Tin
ker, LIST Me. art; Serg't J. Cornwell, 10th N.
Y. art.
RAID ON THE SwAMPOODLE GKRsB-Thurs-
day, the geese catchers made g dash for flock
of geese belonging to sundry IRISH families in
Swampoodle. The women i'll the vicinity Were
on the lookout tor their property, and gave the
alarm The geese, driven by the women and
children, out run their pursuers, and got safe.
ly into yard, and the gate was closed on the
pursuing force. who were disappointed by the
escape of the flock. The Old women turned TO
the policemen who were present, and the most
sprghtly OF them spoke for the rest, and de-
clared il a shame that ''nice looking gentle amen
like the N should be found in company Gi.h
such dirty yagabonds as geese catche-s." The
little boys around, glad to see the disappoint-
safeIy Gagged, expressed their joy by singing
"Everyt thing is lovely, but the goose hangs
high"
CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY Thursday
officer HandIey arrested El'Zlbath ROliings l
q charge Of robbIng Henry Benter. Banter WI S
at a coored woman's house in thu Third
Ward, where he had some was lnG done. Be
ing little tipsy. he set down III char ana
fell asleep. He had a pocket book containing
SEQ in li:s rocket. and when he awoke he found
his pocket-b book IN his pocket opered, and on
counting the money, found about $40. Tn,
prisoner, a white oman, was there, and sus
picion RI sted on her. She was locked up all
nightin the Fourth Ward station but yasterl y
morning, there being no evidence of guilt on
her part, she was dismissed by Justice GIber-
son.
Nor THE FAIR THING Thursday morning,
Sergeant Sumler arrived at the depot ana par
gained with Geo Boyd, a hackman, to be taken
TO the AGams' Express Office and back-the
hackman representing that the distance was
two miles and charging a dollar for the job
which was paid in advance-and part OF the
bargain was complied with; but while the ser
seant was in the office the hickman disap-
peared with his team. The sergeant, no ne YER,
msda his way back to the depot, and informed
Officer Clements of the facts, giving him the
number Of the hack, and Boyd was arrested
by the officer and taken before Justice Giber.
son, who fined him SSH
WAS Nor TRTED-The case OF thu United
States versus Eugene frean, for assault and
battery on Mrs. Amelia Mahr, was ruled fol
trial before Justice Johnson Thursday at two
O'Clock p. m. The parties were present at the
hour, with their counsel and witnesses, but q
press of other business having prevented the
attendsp &c of the Justice, the case was not tried
The presence OF Mr.. Frean for trial was good
evidence that he was cot in the Old Capitol, as
reported.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Jno. SOUL
ina, violating city law; costs, So cents Taylor
I.fatse, disorderly; dismissed. Catherine Sew.
ell. drunk; workhouse. Chas. Posey, LAWNS
White and Margaret Clagett, dsorderly; Sis
each. Augusta Stardleman, drunk; dismissed
J. H. Garvey, robbery; for trial. Eliza Posey
assault and battery Jail for court Eliza Posey
petty larceny: dismissed. Charles Williams
drunk and dis orderly; military.