Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-20

THE FoUEDRY CHuRoH.-This afternoon. at
o'clock. the corner stone Of the Foundry
will he lsid by the Masonic order, and no
doubt there will be Ia rye assemblage Of the
members and friends OF the church to witness
the ceremonies The Grand Lodge Of this Dis,
trict will march from their hail. 9th and ID
streets, with the members of the subordinate
lodges, escorted by the Knights Tenplars in
full regalia, accompanied by the band OF Oar
yer Hospital. A lodge from Alexandria, &C
pate in the ceremonies. After the stone mas
been laid brief address will be delivered py
Rev. W. NJ. d. Ryan, the pastor OF the churcn'
In the corner. stone will be deposited the Iol,
lowing: A copper plate, on which is engraved
the Declaration of Independence, and me.
dallon likeness of Washington, set IN wooo
from Mount Vernon, presented oy Y. Jam
mack, Jr., Esq; copies Of the Star, InteHiqen-
Ger, Chronicle, and Republican, New York ChrtS-
tan Advocate, Sunday School Advocate: lists OF
the contributors to the new building, including
the names of the Sabbath school scholars, VINO
have contributed handsomely; names OF local
preachers, class leaders, trustees ana stewards
of the church; photographs OF President Lin
coin and Mayor Wallach, with their auto
graphs; copies of the Church Discipline and
hymn book; fractional currency and silver
and copper coin.
POLICE RKpoRTs-Second lprecinct-Frank
Hanson and William G unn, disorderly; mill
tary.
$3.50. Washington Hurdle and Thos Evans,
do; S744 each. William Jones, disorderly; 50.
VIM. Hamilton, do. S3.A. Alfred nowden,
do; s244. Thos. Grain and Jas. Williams, do;
military.
81. Edward Simpson, do; 50. Henry Muir
ply, do; ST.. Daniel Vanwoomers, drunk and
disorderly; SIS. George McCalliaE, James
Mulligan, Charles shiole and Thomas Boyd
iSinth Precinet.-Annie Bowman and Fannie
Smith, disorderly, SO EACH Emma White, as
sault; William Sewers and Nathaniel Lee,
sleeping in market; dismissed. VIM. Hurley
and M. b. Stafford, drunk and disorderly; mill
tary. Emma White, disorderly; SIS.
Tenth Precinct.-Eliza Anderson, disorderly;
Msay ans 3D. Nam Mary Tas
man, do; $50. John CLARK. do; dismissed.
James NJ. Bowser. M. Driscoll, and M.
do CO. o. MeI1nda Philips Go
do; 80. Frank Smith, selling without license;
$22. Mathew Dillon, drunk and disorderly;
81: VIM. Brown, grand larceny; dismissed
John Bransell. assault and battery; deferred
Adam Whisten, do; Jail for court. George
Brooks and Samuel Ceaser, desertion; sent to
naval authorities. VIM. Shields, de-; do.
fences; dismissed. Daniel Jackson, carrying
concealed weapons: 800. Melinda Phillips,
common drunkard; security for good behavior.
Pawnee, Chapman, from Philadelphia; L. Ger
trude, Campbell, New York; Allen, Doane,
New York; Palmer, Terry, do; Bark Eliza
White, Baltimore, with supplies for u. S. Gov
eminent Cleared-Schrs A. O. Durfey, Sav wins,
Jersey City; JRo. Henry, Crouch, Salisbury;
w. D. Morgan, Phillips, Seaford; A. Eliza
beth, Pnrdy, Matawoman; N. Done, Hall, New
York; Beenheba, Galloway, Baltimore; Pro-
tector, Grissett, M alta woman; Alkaline, Gatten,
LlewelIensburg; G.. S. Powell, Boggs, Acco-
mac; Rockingham, Talpey, Cape Cod: Hamll-
York; Rishmond, Small, Bath; VIM. Peters,
Everson, Nanticoke; Eldad, Corsey, Balti-
more; Julius Webb, Ackley, Hartford; Month
cello, Moon, Boston; Albert Field, Petit, Co.
hasset; Pervade, Harden, st. Marys: Two
Brothers. Burton, Choptank; Ocean Wave,
Turner, Boston; sloop ]. Landy, Berry, Mary
land Point: Haze, Roberts, Deals Island; bark
Eliza White. White, Baltimore: steamer PhG-
nix, Stackpole, Glymont; Baltimore, Lewis,
New York; steamtug Potomac, Kersey, Balti-
more, longboats Pilot, Saunders, Wade's Bay
Hunt, Nanjemoy: HI. @. Purdy, Barry, White
House; Allegheny, Ragan, Allegheny.
MARRIAGE AT THE NINTH STREET PRES
BYTKRIAN CHURcH.-This morning, at ten
o'clock, at the Ninth street Presbyterian church
Mr.. George W. Hall, of the Census Bureau,
was welded to Miss Isabella Miller, step
daughter OF Mr.. Thomas Rich, Of the City
Post Office. The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. John G. Smith, in the pres
ence Of a large concourse OF persons, am ong
wives and daughters. The bride was richly
and handsomely attired; and after the happy
couple had received the congratulations of q
host OF friends they started On a wedding tour
to Rhode Island.
RELEAsED.-Walter HELEN, who was ar
ties for disloyalty, and committed to the Old
Capitol, was released yesterday upon repeat
ing the oath Of allegiance by sentences and
subscribing his name thereto.
I M ia wit
rested on the 10th instant and committed to the
Central Guardhouse for aiding soldiers to de-
sert and furnishing citizens clothing to those
deserving, were also released yesterday upon
giving their parole Of honor not to leave the
District without proper authority, and pledg-
Ing en.elyes to be ready to answer any and
eli Charges tnat may be brought against them.
STABBING CAsR.-Last night, as two voune
men, Andrew Smith and George Bekel, re-
siding on the Island, were walking on BuZ-
Zard Point, q soldier named Adam Whisten
approached them and charged them with be-
ing secessionists. Smith and Bokel attempted
to get away, when Whisten drew a pocket
knife and pursued and cut at them, and sue
ceeded in cutting Smith in the side, making
severe wound. After cutting Smith he pur-
sued them, jumping over four fences, but some
citizens took him in custody until the arrival
OF officers Whitemore and Drane who took
him to the tenth precinct station, and this
morning he was committed to Jail.
NOT SO-The New York Commercial Adper-
tiSer'S Washington special, under date of July
18th, says Sc Among the passengers in the
train captured by Gilmores hghwaymen was
W. p. Wood, Superintendent Of the Old Capt.
tol prison, who has not since been heard of
here, and was possibly captured"
Mr.. Wood was in Baltimore when the Phila-
delphia railroad was cut, and left Baltimore
by boat for Havre de Grace the same afternoon,
on q business trip to the North. He consequent
ly was not captured by Gilmores highwaymen.
STATE OF THE THERMoMRTKR.-AtF Frank
lin & Co.'s, opticians, No. 24a Pennsylvania
avenue, the theI mometer stood to-day at
O'Clock, 81 In the shade: in the sun lis.
DERCY's MRTALLURGY, IRON AND STEEL,
i London, 1864.
Phillips Metallurgy. London.
London.
Iron Tables.
Scrivenor on the Iron Trade; LONDON.