Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-11

behold this sufsrIiug before us, but tudiyid-
naliy nave seea .sery a.ssanate. Bu; while
nus ns the case WIZ nvsy sSs ~ rejoice as mpos
nv country.
n You have assembled hosnis 1t for the purpo.e
offejoieing at the prospeeto Of better times. fAp-
pfausel You indeed have reason for rejoicing.
We have indeed passed though a Sc we're ordeal,
hut we now see giesm Of hope. We see that
there is better heart in the Republic, and
our faihew did before uk, and that by armness
OF resolution and force of arms this country
will asaih be knit together ard united in an
ihaisseItole bond: IApplausc
speak TO you many minutes tonight, as I am
suffering from severe cold. --F
L rejoice with you with all my heart over the
greet TACT you have met to celebrate, and
n thank zen for the honor you do me In calling
tp Upon me altar your visit to the Chief Magis-
a,s,e VINO has no doubt cheered your hearts
see rising rapidly that spirit which. eieystiur
US VIII ..s NV nope, WIN depress the adversary
OF the nation un,ii we shall once more witness
the authority Of the legitimate goy.rnment OF
this country, such as our fathers des read 10 ma.
and which we are bound to transmit "a our
posterisy. TAppisusel The Republic will
still live, and trust Its life will be perpetual.
lApplanse,I sl # e-er
AT the conclusion of Attorney General Bates
speech, the party repaired to the residence o,
Secretary Usher, but he was not at home. The
crowd separated with three cheers for the Sec
retary and President lincoln.
POLICE RRPoRTs- TAird Precinct-Dan Kane,
disorderly, dismissed. David Parker and Jno.
Jones, suspicion of larceny: do.
Fourth Precinct.-Julia Dorrity, disorderly;
SO. For second offence; S5. Also, threats
bail tor peace. Pat Dugan, do; do. John
Mitchell, disorderly; %. Saml Kicks. Ben
yasrancy; s.. MsrgIet Clary, disorderIy; az.
Also, threats; bail for peace. Ann Kilkline,
do; do. James Parmie, disorderly; 50. Mary
Sifforn; do. ard drunk; workhouse SANDY
Swan, firing pistol in a street: 81.
Fifth Precinct.-Cornelius White fraud; for
hearing. VIM. s. Crever and w. H. Burns,
Annie Coleman and Mary Tolliver disorderly;
S5 each. John Denny, do. and drunk; as
Mary Holland, entcing prostitution; do. J.
w Ford, drunk and disorderly; military. Jno.
Martin, do; 81 Ann Moore, do dismissed.
Michael Gallagher, suspicious character; for
hearing.
S:nth Prscinct-Joseph Lebean, drunk; dis
missed. Ann Snowden Mary f. Neal, Mary
L. Homes, receiving stolen goods, and Pink
Jackson, grand larceny; for trial. James Ba-
con, sleeping in market dismissed.
Sscenh Prectnct-Wm: Henry, threats and
assault and battery; bail for peace Martha
Webster, do; bail for court. George III. Bran
dop, drunk and disorderly; So James Starr,
grand larceny; Jail for court w; F.. morgas,
derry; IS 5s. Margaret Santry, assault and
battery; dismissed. Henry Thompson and
Henry Tut, fighting; rail for peace. Lloyd
Jones, disorderly; dismissed.
Tenth Precinct-Francis James, firing pis-
tol III the street; Edmund Cox, do; S5 90 each.
Bill Shoemaker, drunk; - 90. Caroline Ec-
ton. drunk and profane; S3 30. Henry Pullin,
Daniel Olive and John Tone, drunk; dis
missed.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsgs.-John Bran
nan, drunk; dismissed Hanse Gardner, fl ghe-
ing; $40 Carrie Stearns, do; s.. Michael
Many, Hugh Conner, Jas Parker, disorderly;
dismissed. George McKelden, do. and drunk;
50. Michael McNamar, Henry Evans, do;
$3.50 each. Mary Stearns, Harriet Ross, grand
larceny; dismissed. Alfred Dodson, violating
hack law, 80. Mary Nutrell drunk and dis
orderly, wcrkhouse. jim Smith, disorderly;
locked up.