Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-18

the recipient OF OeHeut.
THE DEAET.-After ourreport closed yester-
terday afternoon the following cases were dis
posed of by the Board Of Enrolment:
Thomas Love, alien.
James Goodman, only son of aged parents.
Charl's {. Jewell. furnished substitute
Pa,ri O'Rrien
Robert Johnson, accepted.
Henry T.. Wood, disability.
Alfred ID. Warren, disability
Augustus West over age
Charles Roberts, error in enrolment
Dennis Orme, (colored.) over age.
James Cooper, over age.
william Thomas, fcolored., accepted.
Ieander Brout, (colored.) only son OF widow
Peter O'Donnelf, error IN enrolment.
Peter O'Donnell, disability.
Thomas J. Greeley, (colorsd) disability.
Lewis Toleson, (coiorrd, accepted.
Charles Coombs, furnished substitute-Frank
Curran.
William Baker, furnished Substituts-I. T.
Withers.
Ielnuel Williams, furnished substitute
William O'Brien.
David Owings, disability.
George f. Walton, furnished substitute
John Driahant.
Simeon Dunlap, tcoiored,) only son of q
widow.
Robert Butler. (colorcs,, furnished substi-
tute-Albert Dorsey.
Tonsy Ashe, (coiored,> only support of aged
parents.
John Prior (colored,) accepted
Hugh McConigal, disability.
Gotleib Roberts, furnished substitute-Joln
Hrnche.
The Board did not contine In session rs late
yesterday as upon other days, account Of
tie necessity to prepare the Chamber for the
meeting OF Council They however, pushed
through large amount OF business.
POLICE REFoRTs-Secoaa Prec;nrt-Lewis
Starr and NJ Welsh drank and disorderly;
military. John Mullen, disorderly; do. Cath
aGlne Darnly, yagrancy; workhouse. Samuel
Ferguson, assault and battery; military.
Third Ireeinct.-Wm. slattery, disorderly;
Inh "A nm
drunk; do. Chas. Garter, larceny; do.
Fourth Prscimct.-Jas. Hanlin, drunk and dis
orderly; So Mary Shea, disorderly, 81. .Ino.
Lewis, do; So. Ghas. Warren, do. ST. Henry
Christian swindling; jail TOR court Jas S
Srrague, drunk and disorderly; military. J.
Fletcher, do; 70. Chas. Morris drunk: Ss.
Sfsth PrectRct-Jno. Lavash, drunk and dis
orderly; workhouse. Gro Rose, drunk; Isl.
Jeremiah Murphy y assa"l. ana battery; Jail.
and dismissed. Bridget Rson, drunk and dds dis.
orderly do. Nicholas Augur, disordery; work
house. q. L. Alexander, do; Sl.5-. Ezeklel
gan. kilsey Collins, disorderly; dismissed. Ra-
bel Seymour, larceny; do. Augustus Johnson,
Profanity . cents costs.
Tenth I'recinct.-Janes Herman, disorderir;
G. w. Powers, drunk; Obadiah Lee, drunk
and disorderly; james Brown, drunk; dis
missed. Patrick Pepper, disorderly; James
Thomas suspicion OF larceny; Thomas Hagsn,
censed dismissed. Hiram Bland, dsorderly;
Sis. Prank Hanks, do; s1.9i. Patsey Wright,
disorderly; S5.ei. Geo. Speaks, larceny; dis.
missed. Vim. Armstrong, drunk; xl.15 WIN.
Campbell, disorderly; Sl.9i.
SURPRIsE PARTY AND REORGANIZATION
Saturday evening last, the enlisted men de-
tailed for duty as clerks in the Office OF Lieut..
Col L. NJ. Greene, Chief q uartermsster of thu,
Department or Washington, presented to VIM.
X. Collins, Esq, the rbtne and accomplished
chief clerk in that office, finely bound set OF
the works Of Washington Irving, complete in
twenty volumes-the Sunnyside edition. Cor
poral CLARK made the presentation, stating in
behalf OF the donors that the gift was intended
token of respect for their chief, and their
appreciation of his uniform courtesy and kind
towards them. The reel pieAt responded
briefly, but feeiingly: and the party, including
- number of invited guests, afterwards par
took OF handsome supper gotten up by the
clerks. After due attention had been paid TO
the edlbles and drinkables, many good things
were SAID and sung by The party One OF the
most pleasant features or this affair was that
The matter was kept entirely secret from the
recipient until the moment of presentation,
after his arrival TO attend what he supposed to
be emily social gathering
CAPTURE or A LARGE I.or OF ToBACco-
Over one hundred hogsheads OF tobacco, cap
tLred by Col. Bakers force, was brought 10
this city yesterday III government wagons. 4
portion % this tobacco WAS captured from
blockade runners, and the other portion was
the entire stock of Col. Warng, or Maryland,
who Tor reasonable acts is in Fort Delaware,
sstor the war" When the wagons were sent 10
Marylan on Saturday the sympathizng neigh
bors of Col Waring were prufnse in their de-
nunciation OF Col. Baker, movements, and at
length went far as 10 kidnap q couple OF
the Colcred teamsters. Col Baker at once sent
out force sufficient, 10 protect the wagons,
and this force captured four citizens who We're
implicated in kidnapping the negroes, and
brought them TO this city. Two Of them We're
subsequently dismissed, bur the other two, +.
W. and b. W Perrie, were committed 70 the
guard house, TO be there retained until the
negroes shall be returned
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PEATHRH's ALLEY AGAIS.-This notorious
locality, which has contributed so largely to
the corporation funds, dos not appear 10 I'M
prove very rapidly. Fighting and indacency
continues 10 prevail there, Notwithstanding
the efforts OF the police. On Sunday the ball
opened about ~ o'clock with Il fight between
Mary j. Hall and Celia Wilson; both of whom
were arrested and fined Sis. Later in the
day Barbara Burley end Ann T. Delaney was
arrested for assault on Eliza Williams Bar
oara gave bail Tor court, and Ann dis
missed. But Ann could not get entirely free
"she cussed some," and used several very in
decent illustrations OF her meaning, for which
she paid Sf.5s. Ann was unwilling TO allow
Eliza Williams TO have the game all TO herself,
and accused her OF selling liquor without IL
cense. The evidence was su tficieRt To substan-
tate the charge, and Eliza was fined Slu6D.
PROBABLY AN INrosTER-On Friday after
noon, Z well-dressed woman got Off Il street car
near the depot and stated that she had been
robbed OF sixty dollars, and that having no
money sne could not proceed home wards. Of
nicer Clements took pity upon her, and throu Oh
his eXertions fourteen dollars We're collected
but by the time she received the money it was
too late 10 leave in train that evening, and
she promised that she would leave the next
morning; but since she has been seen about
some Of the hotels, and It Is supposed that she
Is practising the same game elsewhere.
OVERCOME BY HEAT.-About seven o'clock
Sunday night, officers Kelley and Pendle, Of the
Fourth Ward, found James w. White, OF the
I'd u. Z. Regiment, lying in the rear OF Murphy's
stables, on Sixth street near G, having been
overcome by the heat. When found DIR. I.tnds
ley was attending him; end the sick man was
subsequently conveyed 10 Armory Square
Hospital.
WIFE BEATING.-On Saturday morning, Jno.
Conner was arrested by officer Clements for
beating his wife, and he was committed 10 jail
Tor court By Justice Ferguson. Mrs. CoRner
keeps shop on Delaware avenue, near the
depot, and the husband does not do anything
10 support her, bat lives on her gains.