Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-31
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsIMINTs TONIGHT.

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WARRINGTON Observation-Disclosures Rayal
the graceful Spanish danseuse, appeared last
night in connection with the celebrated st.
Denis company, before a crowded and brilliant
audience, and was enthusiastically received.
She will appear again to- night, as also will the
whole company, and the pantomime, the ..6iol-
den Egg which was so successful last nigh,
Will be repeated to- hight Rosita Will also repeat
her really astounding feats on the tlght-ropa,
and the beautiful and graceful Mile Augusta
will appear in dances. Tomorrow afternoon,
brilliant matinee performance tor ladies and
children.
CANTERBURY.-Ag good laugh is desirable at
most times, and Manager Sim always compels
his patrons to enjoy it by the administra-
ton OF laughing gas, in the shape OF the anus
ing bill OF song, witticsms, Ethiopian eccen-
trcities, and other concert hall entertainments,
which is nightly performed at Canterbury.
Performance might again.
yARIETIEs.-There is no diminuticn in the
attendance upon the excellent entertainments
nightly offered at this resort; which factis the
best evidence that the company is worthy of
great patronage: Agnes Sutherland, Jim Bud
worth, Emma Marsh, Milly Bertha and other
favorltes will appear to night in good BILL
Observation-Disclosures entertainments of
Professor Anderson, which were temporarily
suspended last night, owing to the pre- engage
ment OF the hall for a ball, will be resumed
this evening az Odd Fellows HALL The exhi-
billions OF magic and prestidigitation are enter
tanning to old and young; and the Professor,
possesses 70 an unusal degree the power o.
mystfying his audiences completely.
AN UNCOMMON SIGHr-Yesterday afternoon
word sent to the FIRST Ward station that
there was an uncommon exhibition going on
near the ambulance park, and officers Hurdle
and Riley were dispatched to the place, where
they found a young woman named Anna Lang
very drunk and quite without clothing except
shoes and stockngs) and minus even that fine
robe OF chastity w hich fine art critics tell
sufces to drape such nude figures "The
Greek Slave" The officers found crowd of
men and boys admring her figure, which was
quite neat except that it approached the Hum
phrey Marshall style. The boys were at once
driven off and the officers arrested her, but she
proved to be regular termagent, and the police
found il as difficult to keep blanket over her
TO ward off the admiring gaze of the by
ISLANDERS, and sent for an ambulance, and she
was taken TO the station house, where it took
six men TO carry her in and lock her up, she
tearing the clothes of some of the men, who
had 10 carry her by her arms, legs and head.
Justice Drury fined her s., and ordered her to
be locked up, but some of her friends subse-
quently brought her clothes and paid her fine,
aad she started Immediately for the camps.
IL was stated that her clothes having become
dirty, she took them off and gave them to 4
teamster TO have them washed, and tried to
hide meanwhile in the bushes, but she became
too noisy to be kept in one place. She has
been before the police heretofore, and also has
served eighteen months as a soldier
DEATHS OF SoLDIERs.-The following have
been reported to Capt. HartZ, (office corner of
Eighteenth and 6 streets,) since our last, at
ceased soldiers may be obtained:
David Maurer, 10th N. Y; Lewis w. Quay,
9TH n: Y; art; G. S; Some, I'D OHIO; ]. W: Coll
mau, 18th Ohio; Frank Kimberly, l57th N. Y;
) Corydon Smith, 5th Mich E r. Futrick, 122d
Ohio A. Bear (blacksmithl q. NJ. d.; Jesse
Iassell, l49th Pa. Mill G.. w. Stevens, 152d N.
10th Pa; Jos. Baldwin, 18th N. J.: w. G. Da-
wilson, 18th Mass; NJ. B. Waterman, 14lst N.
Y; H. Guilds, l6ith N Y; H. Borner, 172d Pa
Mil; Jas. Carr. 9th U. S. cav; u. MEG uiness,
9Th n. Y. art; w. A. Barker, 1ith N. H.; John
Haeusler, 17Sth N. Y; Eliza Jacobs, 9th Va.
Inc. Bat; A. J. Gleason, Saith Mass. w. M.
cav; Charles Train, 10th Pa; Elijah South
worth, 1C6th N. Y; Henry Kesey, Attn N Y H.
art; Peter Murphy, 12ith N. Y one unknown.
DIsoRDERLY SoLDIERs-Among the soldiers
who have lately come from the Army of the
Potomac, and are now at the Soldiers Rest,
the past forty eight hours the guard Of the I'd
District regiment stationed there have had a
hard time in preserving order. Day before yes
terday they commenced a rev among them
selves about two hundred being engaged in it,
which was put down with considerable trouble,
some of the ringleaders having to be roughly
handled before any thing like quiet was restored;
and yesterday series of fights occurred, but
the ringleaders were disarmed and placed in
the guardhouse and something like order was
restored. Many OF the disorderly ones have
been sent away, and it is hoped that as their
numbers decrease that they will show dis
position to behave properly. A large portion
tor the disorderly acts of their fellows, as they
have exerted themselves to assist in restoring
order.
BAD FEELING AMONG CHURCH-MEMBERs.-
Some two three months since, Sister Anna
Reed, (colored,) residing on Twenty second
street, near l., had a quarrel with q neighbor,
and q member OF her church, Elizabeth Green,
who lives next door to her, expostulated with
her on her nnchrlstianlike conduct. This e1-
has been no friendly feeling between them.
Sister Green told some of the official brethren
OF the affair, and they came to see the wayward
sister, 10 ask er TO make friends and live like
q christian; but no terms would she accede to.
Il A day two since, Sister Green swept the
pavement of, and with the litter, some sand
and Sister Reed got her dander up and abused
Sister Green. The latter got a warrant, and
officer James arrested Sister Reed yesterday,
who was taken before Justice Drury and fined
Si.50 for disorderly conduct.
MOVING ON.-The party Of thieves, rogues
and plekpeckets who were sent from here
Wednesday, arrived IN Baltimore that eve
ming, and were placed in ssdurance yile," and
yesterday, under orders of Gen. Schenck, they
were taken from the lookup and placed within
hollow square OF soldiers, the Lallest of the
party bearing alott in his hands board, on
which was the inscription, "We are thieves
and vagsbonds." In this order, followed by
drum corps of ten drummers and filters beating
the /" Rogues March, they were marched
through the principal streets OF Baltimore,
and finally placed on the train for Philadel-
phia.
FOUND DEAD.-On Wednesday afternoon the
dead body OF q soldier was found in freight
car at the depot, (Which had just been brought
over from Maryland ayenue,) with a number
OF bruises about his head and face. 1t is
probable that he was murdered and robbed, as
no money or papers We're found upon him, so
that he could be identified. He was dressed in
The uniform OF an infantryman. A number of
sergeants at the depot, attached to various regi-
ments, were called to identify him, but none OF
them could recognize him. He was inferred BY
the military authorities.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE TO BE CLEANED
The unsightly and disagreebly filthy masses Of
mud now to be seen all along Pennsylvania
avenue, are TO be removed. The citizens along
that thoroughfare have taken the matter In
hand, and having obtained a detail Of laborers
from the contrasand camp, the work OF scrap
ing up the mud preparatory to being carried OF,
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