Evening star., 1865-03-27
LOCAL NEWS.
AMgsEMENrs TO NIGHT.

AMGbBm6N IO NI0uEs
FoRD's THRATRR.-First night OF the grand
Italian opera, "La Forza Del DestiEo,' win
Xuochi, M orensi, Susini, Lorini, and other Drill
liant stars In prominent characters.
Growers THEATBR-The COMEDY OF al Is
not Gold that litters, Rtrod cling the favorite
actIess Miss Blanche Grey, to be succeedeo oy
the wonderful performances OF the Maranesti-
Ravel Troupe.
Church, for the benefit of Mr.. J. II. McCathran,
drafted The programme, embracing the
choicest eelecusns, will be executed by some
Ct the finest voeass dason oI ae ss.yi aMmons tnem
Taoler, and promises rare musical entertain.
ment.
OxpoRp-A new programme OF burIesune.
ballet, songs and comicalitiee, introducing
Mons Uhiriski on the slack. wire, the Miace
Brothers in their brilliant trapezs perform.
ances. Mile marZetti, the great danseuse, and
all the other favorites, concluding with q capi.
tai ssterpiece.
First week of .. Richard
TAird." and the ballet Of "The Chinese Feast
OF Lanterns, with all the great company in
new characters. Wednesday afternoon and
pight- benefit OF Johnny and Little Mack.
SBAToN HALL-Grand complimentary ball
for the benefit Of MIR. N. ]. Porter, drafted The
arrangements are perfected for insuring the
pleasure OF every guest, and an immense sue.
cess is anticipated.
ISLAND HALL.-Grand complimentary ball
Of the Old Continental Association, for the
benefit OF ]. T. Whitemore and J. W Ridgely,
drafted: No more pleasant entertainment has
been offered the Seventh Warders, and the BEN
6eiaIies will no doubt not only be eratified by
the hearty response OF their friends, but safely
come In out OF the draft.
EAGLE HorRL, 7TH Observation-Disclosures
ball for the benefit OF disabled soldier. 4
pleasant time is expected.
POLIoR REroRTs.-Sscond Precf.ct-Charles
Taylor, Samuel Tyler, and Isaiah Stswart,
taking land contrary to Law; dismissed. Isaiah
Stewart threats; bail for peace. John John
son. stealing clothing; jail for court John
Grager, eating house unlicensed dismissed
W. W Lamb, do costs 50 cts.
7hird f'recinct.-Silas Smith, larceny; Frank
Jammerson. disorderly; dismissed. Henry
Florence O'Donohue, do Edward Brady, do;
do. Rich Tay lor, do. and drunk; 81. Al. W.
O'Brien. assault and battery; bail for court.
James White disorderly; dismissed. John A.
latizE corporation law S2.i4. James Hicks,
drank and disorderly; S2i4. Catherine Reddy,
drunk; dismissed. Margaret Hughes. do and
disorderly; workhouse.
S..enA Frecinct.-Ed ward W. Jones, drunk;
w. Hauehton, James II. Briggs aud Mary
Ann Briggs. threats; Isaac Dickerson, drunk;
Catherine Connor, suspicion; Jail for hearing.
James Ray, larceny; Sarah Smith and Lucy
Jackson, do; Jail for court. James Allen,
drank S s;.lHnn Thomas .gan and F. G. Klum, drunk
man, drunk; James Martin, druak and disor-
derly; James Fairbanks and David Nicholson,
fighting; 81 So each. VIM. johnson, disor.
derry; Sc So J. J. Miller, assault and battery;
for hearing. Michael Campbell and Patrick
Pickett, drunk; locked up five hours.
F0srH Precinct.-Wm. Hail. assault and bat
terry; bail for peace. W. MastersOh, drunk and
disorderiy; S2. Harrison Green, bench war
rant delivered to US. Marshal. Marg't Hay
den, grand larceny; ball for court. Jas. Har-
yey, disorderiy; military JAS Clinton, drunk;
Tenth Precinct Armstrong, larceny;
bail for court Thomas Buckley, firing gun in
the street; $3.50. John Heffron and Michael
Fitzgerald, drunk; S2.9e each.
PROMOTIONS IN THE ID REGIMENT ID. O.
VoLUnTEKRs.-Saturday the following pro-
motions were made in the I'd regiment Of the
District Of Columbia, now on duty in Alexan.
dr1a, Va-:-Captain Robert CLARK to be major;
Private ]. +. Kelly 10 be 1st lieutenant and ad-
iutaat; Second Lieutenant NJ. Dische to be lst
Iie1senantand regimental quartermaster; First
Lieutenant j. NJ. smith to be captain; Second
Lieatsaant William Young TO be 1st lieutenant;
Second Lieutenant ID. +. Stiles to be 1st lieu
tenant; Second Lieutenant ]. L. Kelly to be 1st
Iieutenaat; Sergeant Major VIM. II. Champion
to be I'd lieutenant Sergeant Jerome Callahan
10 be I'd lieutenant; Quartermaster Sergeant j.
FL. Sage to be ID Lieutenant; Corporal Richard
I.ittletou to be ID lieutenant; Amni r. Sewal
10 bo I'd lieutenant.
The 1st ID @. regiment has recently been cou-
sc4idated with the I'd ID. q. volunteers, which
now mbers over 1900 men.
We are pleased to learn that Captain Clarke
has been promoted to Major. He has always
been q strong Union man. and was for two
years, or upwards, President OF the Board Of
Aldermen OF this city. Major Clarke Is also
one of the leading members OF the Baptist
Church at the Navy Yard, where he resided
tor many years.
yAH AnBURGH's mammoth menagerie and