Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-02

In the General National Committee are anthor-
ized TO select one assistant marshal 70 repre-
sent the sir res pectivs states and Territories and
report TO the Marshal in chief.
HoNoRABLY DIsUH UHAReEp-Yestarday, the
charge of swipdllng preferred by Alice Ran
delphi. W no keeps house o! Ill rspute on i4th
street, above N, az aiDst ''se ven persons, names
unknown, belonging to the 9lst Indiana regi-
ment,' was before Justice Boswell. Col. Jno.
MeuinRer. commanding the reFiment-wno
MISS Ran dolph iden ifird as one of the parties
When Detectives Clar wee and McDrvit went
10 tne camp TO arrest the parties-appear!ng
with several officers OF his regiment TO ans wer
tEe charge. As we before stated N was charged
hr Miss Randolph that on Sunday night fve
cmcers and two privates of this regiment
stances received good money in change J what
rurportsd to be cd money, but which proved
II he advertising cards Of a claim agency nrm
of Indianapolis. Ind.
Miss RapGolph was not present A. the ex-
animation, but two OF her girls, Mary E. Sheri-
dan and Florence Howard. were summoned,
teipg of the psrty. They stated, no owever, that
enc OF the party represent ted himself Colo
mel, and that Lieutenant Joseph keever
was one OF the party.
Col Met1inser stated that he was not ou. OF
his quarters from Saturday until Monday,
when the regiment moved; that he had lust re-
n1Ded from a furiougb. and that all o! his old
'Hce1s were in camp; but that there were two
rt W companies attached to his regiment, the
Cf'csts of which he did not know were in
amp or not. The Colonel remarked that it
vas very hurtful to his feelings that such
chsrse should be made against any man in the
Iesiment, and he believed when the case was
followed up if the charge was proved against
apy of the regiment it would not be against
any OF the old Ulcers or men
Justice Boswell promptly discharged the
Colonel honoraby, and warrant was issued
against Lieut.. Keever.
u. s. SUPREME COURT, February 1.-On mo-
ton of Hon Charles Sumner, John =. Rock
and Francis V. Balch, Esqs, of Massachusetts,,
were admitted attorneys and counsellors Of
this court.
On motion of Hon. W. W Cope, William
NJ. Stewart, OF Nevada, was admitted an attor-
ney and counsellor OF this court
No. g.. Jarvis Case, plaintiff in error, vs.
Court of the United States for the nor thern dis
trict of Illinois.
Mr.. Justice Grier delivered the opinion OF
the Court, affirming the Judgment of the said
Circuit Court in this cause, with costs.
No l20. The Bark Weathergage, &c, yohu
Morris claimant and appellant, VS.. The Uni
ted States.
This cause was argued by Mr.. Beebs, for
appellant, and by Mr.. Ashton, Assistant At
torney General, for the appellees.
No 121. Samuel r. Curtis ct al, appellant,
On motion of Mr.. Carlisle, Of counsel for the
appellee, the appellant in this cause was
dismissed with costs. under the 9th rule.
No. 122. The Bark Reindeer, &c, David NJ.
Coggeshall ct al, claimants and appellants, VS.,
United States.
The argument OF this canse was commenced
by MIR. Gillet, OF counsel for the appellants.
Adjourned.
Y. =. COURT OF CLAIMS, February l.-F. Par
lin, executor of Samuel A. Morse ct al, VS..
The United States. Chief Juytice Casey deiy-.
cred the opinion Of the Court in this case, find
ing due TO the claimants the sum OF four thou
sand four hundred and seventy five dollars.
Judge Loring dissented.
The New England Mississippi Land Com
pany VS.. The United States Judge Loring
delivered the opinion Of the Court in this case,
ad veI Sc to the petition OF the claimants. Ad-
journed.
BARRACKS FOR GOVERNMENT CLERKS
The following resolution was adopted in the
Senate on Tuesday:
Resolved, That the Secretary OF War be re-.
questsd to furnish the Senate with such infor-
nation he may possess relative to the bar
racks proposed to be erected in Washington
for the accommodation of the clerks on de-
tached service. an estimate of the prorabIe
cost Of the same, and such other statements
and suggestions as he may deem proper.
METROPOLITAN RAILwAY.-The bill amend
ing the charter OF this company has been re-
ported back in the Senate from the Committee
on the District of Columbia, with further
amendments, relating chiefly to the manner of
assessing and collecting the capital stock,
which is left mainly in the discretion OF @
board Of directors.