Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-10

ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

Growers THEArRE,-This has been benefit
week at Growers, each night some isaoins
member OF the operate company oslns sne re-
cipient, but none have been more deserving oI
q bumper than Mile Frederick, VINO axes q
benefit to- night She an Announces the popoia,
opera OF " Faust" and all the characters WIZ
be admirably sustained as heretofore.
FoRp's THYATRB-Thee great Comedian, MT
L s. CLARKE will tonight take beneht' ap
bearing again one or the "Dromtos, III
Shakspeare's "Comsdy OF Errors" OiarA, 10
especially rich in this part, and the piece aito,
Z 9ether is admirably performed. We advise all
y to see IL.
CAsTHRBURY.-This Is the last night but
one OF nj lie Marietta Rayel, the gracefui oau-
seuse and intrepid tight rope performer; Inc
Iaughable pantomime, - The NAlage feua-
gogue," will also be performed together WIN
Inost amusing bill OF song, dance, anu Hl'iio-
: pean eccentricity.
FESTIVALS AND FAIRs.-Strawberry fesuyal
90. night again at DIR Sunderlands "a stFeet
The festival by the ladies OF st. Paurs Lu-
theran Church. corner Of 1lth and II Streets
Will close to night ,
There is no aoatsmsnt in the large attendance
at the delightful fair at Island Hall, under the
auspices Of the pretty ladies of Seventh street
Presby terrain church. Give them cali TO-
night.
SxRsNADR TO PRESIDENT LINCoLN.-Last
evening, about half past nine o'clock, the Ohio
delegation, accompanied by Prot. Mentors
celebrated brass band, waited upon the Presi-
dent and rendered i'm a serenade.
A large number OF persons had assembled at
the White House prior to the arrival OF the
band. in the expectation that serenade would
take place.
After the band had played in an excellent
manner "Hail to the Chief" and the ''Soldier's
Chorus" the President made his appearance
upon the steps OF the portico HIS appearance
ELECTED three rousing cheers, after which
President Lincoln addressed the serenaders as
follows:
GENTLEMEN II am very much obliged to
you for this compliment. / have Just been
saying, and as have just said it, will re-
peat 1.-THE hardest of all speeches which 1
have 10 answer is q serenade i never know
what to say on such occasions. Isuppose that
you have done me this kindness in connection
with the action Of the Baltimore Convention,
which has recently taken place, and with
which, Of course, L am very we'll satsi
Laughter and spplause.l What we want still
more than Baltimore conventions or Presiden-
tial elections is successes under Gen. Grant.
ICries of Good" and applause l propose
that you cons family bear in mind that the sup
port you owe TO the brave officers and soldiers
in the field is OF the very first Importance, and
we should therefore bend all our energies to
that point. Now, without OBTAINING you any
longer, propose that you help me ID close up
what l am now saying with three rousing
cheers for Gen. Grant AID the officers and
soldiers under his command.
Three arty cheers were then given as pro-
posed, the President leading of, and waving
his hat with as much earnestness the most
enthusiastic individual present. Three rous-
ing cheers Were then given for the nominee of
the convention, Lincoln and Johnson, after
which the band PLAYED several airs, aud the
crowd then proceeded TO the residence of Sec
rotary Chase. The Secretary was in New
York, but Mrs. Sprague invited the delegation
2 into the house. Senator Sprague was indis
posed, and had retired, and the delegation was
introduced TO The far hostess by Hon. Ii. A.
Risley. A brief and pleasant interview oc-
CURED, while the band discoursed sweetly soft
and eKIuiSitely beautiful airs.
Mr.. WetmoTe. the Ohio State Agent here,
was then serenaded, and at a late hour the
parry separated.
~ Police REPORTS Second I'recinct-P Stul,
disorGerJy; military. Joshua Devon, assault
: and battery intent to kill; bail tor court John
Humphreys, throwing stones; dismissed.
Third Precinct-Thos. II. Gates, disorderly;
slai Madison Jones, do; $3.50. Mary A.
Robinson, do; $50. Lucy Immersion, do ;
do. Luvis Chisby, fighting in street; s2.75. w.
Smallwood, do; do.
Fourth Precinet.-Eliza Short, disorderly, dis
missed. Also, assault and battery; bail for
peace. Emma Geary, grand larceny, dis.
missed. stephen Dorsett, threats; bail for
peace. Frank Pyne, disorderly; workhou Sc
Patsy Sullivan, do; dismissed. Mary Sifford,
drunk; workhouse. Thos. Miller, vagrant; do
S,xh PrceiHct.-William NJ Taylor, creating
anuisance; 50. john Bennett, assault and bat
terry; bail for peace. William Lawson, do;
Tenth Precinct. Phillip Kennedy; drunk
military. JULIUS Dummor, do; do. George
Lagsr, do; dismissed. Mary bailey, disor.
DERBY; IS. James Lucas, do; s.. John Bean,
assault and battery; Jail for court Hannah
Cayanaugh, protane and indecent language;
a.. Also, as common dTuDkard; bail for good
behavior. William Conner, indecent expo
sure; S5. John Mitchell, grand LARCENY; bail
for q hearing. Jane Garrett, drunk and dis
orderly; workhouse. Alberts Mitchell, suspi-
cicn OF desertion delivered TO Naval authorities
CHARGED WITH HAVING GOVERNMENT Pro.
PERTY.-YesteIday afternoon, John Wagner,
daiIyman, was stopped with his horse and
SlnOQQE, soldier. w
charged that the horse Wagner was driving
was one stolen from q lieutenant about six
months ago. 1t was charged that Simonds
proposed to Wagner to let him 90 for six dol
lars. Officer Michigan. OF the Fourth Ward,
arrested beth parties. The prisoners were de-
liyered to the military authorities at the Cen.
Tal u uardhonse, when the soldier dis
missed, and Wagner held for a hearing on
charge of having a Government horse in his
possession.
DBMIRRPs ON A BENpER.-Two females
who gave their names as Mary Smith and Isa.
bella Riley, and who hailed from Alexandria
came to Washington on q spree, and yes terday
while passing down the Avenue, between 10th
and 18th streets, in an open barouche, they de.
termined upon little sport of the puglistic
order, and set 10 work to scratch, tear hair
and make calico and bonnet fxings fly gener-
ally; interpreting the performance with oaths
and obscene language, much TO the disgust of
respectable pass ers by. They Were driven to
the Second Ward Station, and this morning
Justice Clayton fined each So.
FOURTH WARD STATION CASES -Charles
Watkins, stealing Government property; mill
tary. John Hurley, threats: bail for peaee
Thomas Radcliffe. drunk; workhouse' a W.
Muller, John M Leach, Noah Sheefe, assault
ana battery; bail for peace. David Snyder do {;
bail for court. Dennis DALEY, drunk and dis
orderly; 81 So. Arthur johnson, threats; iail
in defult of bail.
CoNcRRT.-At Odd Fellows Hall, tonight,