Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-17

executing the order. was aware OF the fact
until the arrests were made and prisoners
committed TO the Old Capitol.
THE DRAFTED MKs.-Tae following drafted
men reported to the Board OF Enrolment to-
SECOND sab-district-Robert Mason. a cce pted.
Third Sub. DISTRICT Joseph Demsns, physical
disability.
Foarth Srb .district-Jobn H. Davis, non. res
idence; Dennis McCnrty, erroneous enroll
menf.
Ftfth Spb district Tobias Kapple, alien; Jer-
~ Grapnerson, accepted.
Serenh SEb. diStTict.-John Dye, furnished
| substitute.
Eighth Sub-district-Thcs Nee, alien: Thos.
| Booth. Low in service; Edward Humphreys,
| dick Gassell. alien; Daniel O'Leary, physical
disability; George Lee, accepted John X Ad-
| ans, physical disability; Peter u. Meerns, far.
! plshed substitute: Thomas c. Fullalove, fur
niehed substitute.
| Ninth Sub District Logan williams, over
| age; Frank Reed, over age; John Brown. err
roGeous enrolment; Joseph Sanderson. alien !;
| Thomas Henry, accepted Charles II. Jen kins,
| physical disability; Geo. Hawkins, physical
| disability; Herbert p. Welsh, physical dis
ability; August L. Grimes. physical disability;
Jno. Sanders, physical disability; w. H. Staub
| furnished substitute Hilary Smith, furnished
substitute; and ". b. Wallace, furnished sub
stitute.
Eight, whose names do not appear in the
cUONc "cte 6tccptcu, dhu ttuS oilO~eu
them to procure substitutes, If they desire so
to do.
THR CHURCH OF THE IMAACULATB Con-
CEPTION.- The contract for the erection OF a
new Catholic Church, near the corner Of sth
and N streets, bearing the above name has
dIately commence the work. and will, IL pos
eible, have 1t under cover before Christmas
The building. which is TO be erected under the
dire OF W. X. Hutton, Esq, arhitect, will
be two stories in height, with an under room,
which will give an accomm odaticn to three
large schools, and the church proper above,
the whole being 43 feet front. by IS deep. This
building is not, however, intended as the per-
manent church, which, IL Is expected, will be
erected directly on the corner In few years,
but will give ample accommodation for church
and school purposes, which are much needed,
until the permanent building Is erected, when
it will be used exclusively for school pur.
poses. For the present the new church will
be attached to st. Patrtck's parish, and will
be under the charge Of the Rev. Father
Walter, but it is expected that before the large
church shall been have commenced 1t will
be erected into parish.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Julius
McCalister, false pretences; bail for hearing
Andrew Bear, grand larceny; Jail for court
Catharine Kirby, assault and battery; dis
missed. John White. drunk; military. Thos
Brown. suspicious character do. John Nc.
and battery; dismissed. Mary Moriarty, pros
titution; wsrkhouse. Lewis Jackson, disor-
Derby; locked up. Mich'l McNamara, threats
dismissed. Chas. Wilson, fighting 80 81. F..
Green, throwing stones; do, John Graham,
violating hack Ia y; DO. George James. drunk;
81 S.. August Rodgers, do 90; Timothy
Kennedy, assault and battery; and Geo. Boley,
sleeping in street; dismissed.
PREPARING FOR THK WINTHR.-Yesterday,
at ST. Patrick's Church, the claims Of the So
clety Of St. Vincent de Paul, which bears an
excellent name among the benevolent soci.
cites of this city, was presented. when very
Of it's treasury. This society has heretofore
done much in allevating the condition OF the
poor Of the city, (botn Protestant and Catholic,
not confining their Aid to either.) and will see
to the proper disposition of all funds placed in
their charge. This collection, we believe, is
the fret which has beer taken up this season,
and will be followed by collections for the
same purpose in the other Catholic churches.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.--Michael
j aes and VIM. H: Price. receiving stolen
o. finance; dismissed. Elizabeth Browne,
d. mix and disorderly; IS. Louisa Garter,
! ley. violating city ordinance; dismissed.
.Iames Shanahap, drunk; dismissed. Hiram
= arris, do: do. Mary Gipson, street. walking;
=: VIM. Fritz, drunk; dismissed Edward
1hset, vagrant; workhouse. John Graham,
violating hack law %. Benz. Waters, drunk
an disorderly; SIS. Thomas Robinson, disor-
DEFY; SO. l4aurance Gallager, drunk: S2.50.
THIRD WARD STATION CAsRs.-Julia Car.
sHn, threats bail for peace. Joseph Carson,
la'i for court. Darius Ballantyne, vagrancy;
Nc1 khouse. James Thompson, drunk; 30. T.
Mckeon. drunk and disorderly; dismissed. A.
"; Brink. John Foster, do; military: Ann
Sullivan, drunk; workhouse. w. NJ. p. Fitz.
f",ald. do; 50. John Edgar. q. Wall, do. and
Orderly; 50 each. Mary Kelly, drunk; 81.
timpbell, do 81. James Mckinley, do; 81
] u. WEIGH, desertion; military.
TIE RA1p.-It appears tina. the guerrilla
II d into Maryland on Friday night has been
greatly exaggerated. The party that crossed
81 whites .h; ford was an Organized force Of
hey did at Poolesville was the robbng OF all
lie stores They threatened to burn the town,
bat failed to carry out the threat. and hearing
tiat Union troops were in pursuit OF them they
speedily took their departure from Poolesville
ard crossed the river again to the Virginia
side.
4 SAFE GuARp-The following Alexan-
tIf..ns. of secesh proclivities, were yesterday
IL. at, upon the Manassas Gap Railroad, as
sa:a guard against guerrilla molestation OF the
'r:'; they were upon: John Dangerfeid. Ed
go Snowden, Jr, DIR. J. b. Johnson, DR.: p.
. h, Rev. 9 G. Biting. DR.. u. NJ. French, J.
stewart 1t is said that every train here
will be furnished with like safe. guard.
EIMINAL CoURr, Judge DIN On Saturday,
I,nie Garnett, indicted for robbing soldier
. Treasury note, was found not guilty.
spphia Ensey, found guilty of an assault
" battery, was sentenced to pay fine Of
? dollars
his morning, VIM. Sothoron IS on trial for
'ating pig.
DRESS PARADE AND REVIEW To morrow
'ternoon, ut three O'Clock, the War Depart.
mt Rifles will have dress parade on the
ounds seuth OF the Presidents House, and
III be reviewed by General Fry and several
fer Generals attached to the War Depart
mt.
Affairs In Georgetown.