Evening star., 1863-04-09
LOCAL NEWS.
AME SEMENTS TONIGHT.

I,tC AL NEWS
AMgsEMENTs TONIGHT.
WASHINGTON THEATER.-One of The mer-
1iest lllls of the will be performed t!,s
evening n; the Washington Mrs. John Wood
will appear as MADAME Mannet:e.' III MIS-
e.Sketches IN India Mr. j. T. Raymond will
au,;ear in both plays, and also " Tood!es."
q rich bill indeed.
GROWERS THEATER.-Manage Grover al -
presents .'Sketches III India with Miss Sus;..i
benin ''Sally Scraggs,'' and jolly Ben
Eogers as tom Tape Miss Denim viii
also sing her famous new song Chow are you
1ireenbacks." :" Annette 1nce Will APPEAR rs
s.madtlne, the Belle OF the Faubonrg
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the most interesting
performances at Canterbury just now Is me
trick paGtumirnc of ''The Golden Axe, whica
performed with new music, scenery and
appointments. The closing scene IS a beant!
fui tablea,,x representing Harlequin AMI Co.
IumbiRe protected by fairies.
NARIETIEs-A good bill is announced for
This evenings entertaihns snt q. the Varieties
M lie BrignolI, Ada Tesri1n, Ada Laurent
Watkins, Tooey, and ali the old ftSorites
appear in a varied bill of song, dance, and
Ethiopian eccentficily.
PHANTAsMAGORICAL DIsSoIYING VIEWS
Two hundred fine views, il ustrati re of Subjects
Of Ribcal history, are now exhibiting at Ddd
Fellows; Hall, Seventh street The exhioi,ion
also comprises views of the leading events of
,.hr present rebellion.
CHURCH FAIK.-The ladies Of St Peters
Church, desiring 10 raise funds for The erection
of parish school, are holding fair al Odd
Fellows hall, Navy Yard, and it is hoped the
benevolent will aid them in their undertaking
BALL-The Anderson Bows i've their SO yenth
annual ball this evening, at Odd Fellows Hall!
These gentlemen always give entertaining
parties.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Te esterday, Patrick Lo-
gan WAS convicted of grand larceny In stealing
quantity Ut clothing from II. f.. Buckman
try lT Ia-
C.ny, and recommended 20 the mercy Of the
Court.
A nolle pros was entered in the following
cases Charles Williams, Jacob Harvey and
WTa. Herbert charged with larceny.
George Estier was excused from further at
tendance on the Petit Jury.
The Grand Jury have found true hills
ssainst the following parties: Daniel Dough
erty, assault and battery: Peter kewan, assault
and battery; George starr, Edgar Banks, and
Louis Bryan, larceny; and Mary Cyrus, infan.
ticitie And have made presentmeats against
the following parties: John Hardiag, Tor en-
terirg store with false keys; Alfred Sturgis,
assault and resisting process: Richard .'rice
Geo. Mcdowell Seymour J. Palmer and
Charles ID, Carr, grand larceny.
Harding is the burglar who was arrested
some months since as he was trying to enter
The store of Clagett L Co., with false KEYS. and
who few weeks ago broke Jail, bat was re-
taken
IHToETANT TO FAEMEEs<-The following
important order has been iss ued hy the Com
niaI;drr Of the Department of Washmgton:
H"dd4adrtfTs department # HdSaengton. April
=, ist;j.-CeneTa Orders, No. lG.-Ine destruc.
4on of fences III the counties OF Prince Will
Siam, LoudoD, AlexanGri and Fairfax, Vir-
ginla, renders l. necesSar!, for he cultivation
OF the land. thar all tarm stock should :. con-
hned OF carefully herded. It i aceuE dinghy
ordered, that STOCK running at large, and not
sufficiently herGeG, shall be seized a,1d turned
over to the Provost Marshal, TO be dis posed of
the General Commanding may ,ti:.cL-the
number and value thereof reporteG! to these
headquarters Stock not herded or watched,
80 aS 20 prevent their treSpassing upon cIiti-
waited lands. viii be regarded as rlnniu- at
lGrEe, and seized accordingly.
By command OF Ma ior General Hrntzelman
CARROLL Fl. POTTER,
Assistant Adjutant General
MAEEIAGE.-Mr. Del Prado, Secretary of
the Spanish Legation, lately appointed
Charge q Affairs to 4 uito was married ytster
day AZ the residence OF the BRIDES father, to
Miss Lisboa, eldest daughter of Senior NJ VI
I-ishoa, the Minister of Brazil; sponsors, the
King and Queen OF Spain. represented by their
proxies, the spanish Minister Mr.. Tassara and
M adame Iishoa; principal witnesses H. r H.
due de Penthieyre and MI. Barreda. the
attended in full uniform. The ceremonies
were in accordance with the Roman Catholic
rites. It was by SPECIAL order from his Court
that the Spanish Minister was present to repre-
sent his Queen st the wedding. Invitations
were sent TO both the President and Secretary
Seward, and the latter was present. ;',-
ARRIVAL CT RgEEL PRISONERS AND CAP.
TUEED HoRs Es.-Late last evening ffty-six
rebel prisoners, most OF whom We're captured
by General Stahi in his recent reconnosanceto to
-AldIe, arrived here from Fairfax Court House,
IN charge OF a military guard. A large pre-
portion OF them were guerrillas. in civilians
dress. They presented a dilapidated appear
ance. After being examined by Colonel Baker,
Provost Marshal of the War Department. thav
were sent to the Old Capitol prison.
Along with the prisoners were brought in
,srnGh hfNrS II
captured by the same expedition.
CoNTRABANDIST ABEEsTED.-Isaac Hamon,
supposed COntrabandist, was arrested yester-
day, while attempting 10 cross the Navy yard
bridge. He was taken to the Provost MarStlal'S
Office, and upon heing searched. two thousand
two hundred and fifty dollars in Southern
bank notes and ffty-six dollars in spacie were
found III money belt, which he wore around
his neck under his coat collar. 1t is supposed
that he was returning from Richmond for the
purpose of procuring fresh supply of goods.
He was sent TO the Old Capitol to await a
thorough examination of all the circumstances
attending his arrest
SOLDIER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS soldier,
who gave his name Traxster. of the l6qth
New York, went TO a small store on I. street,
between 10th and 20th streets. kept by an old
lady, apd commenced to search the house for
government goods stating that he was datac-
tive, Before leaving he charged her with
having sold liquor 10 soldiers, and stated that
he would not arrest her if she would give him
fifteen dollars: but she not having that amount
ne agreed to take five. Officer Buel coming
along arrested the bogus detective and took
him 70 the provost marshal, who sent him to
the guardhouse.
l. O. w. Bon Tuesday Mrs. Geddis COM
planned at the First Ward station that her hus-
band, Joseph Geddis, teamster, had beat her
severely, and officer Crump arrested him. Yes
terday morning, the case was heard by Justice
Drury, 10 whom the complainant exhibited her
mead, which had boen cut in several places.
The Justice was about to send him to Jail, when
tie forgiving wife interposed in his behalf, and
he was held TO bail to keep the peace. Geddis
doubtless belongs TO the Independent Order OF
Wife Beaters.
SEARCH FOR A WATCH.-On Tuesday,
John LeIpfried, residing on NJ street between
Twenty-Five and Twenty fourth, lost a watch,
and procured search warrant to search the
room Of another party living in the same house.
Officer Stuard went TO the holse, but was un-
successful in finding the stolen property Mrs
Lelpfried was, however, very drunk and dis
orderly in the house, and the officer brought
h.r TO, fh..s tot a