Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-22

LOCAL NEWS.


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AT MEETING of the Washington Hebrew
Cor gregaton, on the 10th instant. the folio wing
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
HduOn great loss Dy the death OF its
Chief Magistrate, the lanented and much hon.
ored' the late Abraham Lincoln, the upbolder
arc defender OF freedom and religious liberty
ts Gesp,y ielt oy all good men, and more par
tcniaTly by us, nation that has more or less
Deen prosecuted on account Of its religious
faith' until the foundation Of this great Repub.
nc, whose constitution wisely guarantees free
oom and religious liberty to ali who are born
or seek refuge on it's SOIL and which our ever
! to-oe-remembered ana revered late President
sought 80 zealously to perpetuate: Therefore,
be tt
RssOlred, That the Washington Hebrew Con-
sregauon do hereby express their deep sorrow
!, ~ tne 9nImely death of our beloved and re.
sPected President, Abraham Lincoln, by the
hand Of an assassin.
ReSolred, That out of respect to his memory
me synagogue be draped in mourning for sixty
Gays, and the usual prayer for the dead be said
every Sabbath for six months.
- heso!red, That we sincerely sympathise with
President, and with hearts Overlooking with
egrlef do pray that the Dispenser of all good
gifts may solace and comfort them in this their
most lamentable ordeal.
y Resolrsd That these resolutions be published
IN the daily papers, and q copy thereof be sent
70 the afflicted family, and also entered on the
"a ADLER, sec'y. '->'' IL it,
POLICE REPoRrs.-First Precinct John
Hlnkley. assault and battery; James HinkIey,
Jail for court.
Second Precinct Peter Whiteman & Co,
eclilDS iIQuOT unlicensed: E2).
Third PTecinct.-Ignatus Moulden, disorder
Iy; s2Af Wally Z. Darling George Rumlay,
drunk and disorderly; military. Terrence
Duffy, drunk; Thomas Clements and Margaret
Dasey, suspicion: dismissed. Terrence Duffy,
carrying weapons; S2O44.
Fourth Precinct-AnEie Sessford, threats,
house; $50. Louisa Brooks, disorderly; So.
Lettie Mitchell, grand larceny; Pat O'Neil,
drunk and disorderly; dismissed.
FIFTH Preeinct-Robert Cole, fighting VIM
diSnrhprIu
dismissed. j. E. Thomas, do; workhouse.
Tenth Precinct.-J. ID. Wilkinson, drunk; g.
+. Barnes, threats dismissed q. A. Swelling,
drank and driving on pavement 81 90. Jos.
Blaicker, drunk; - so. John DUNCAN, as
sault, deferred. Abraham Lewis, Mary No.
ran. drunk and disorderly; $500 each.
RRTURNED.-Among the paroIed rebels who
came TO this city on the Washington Hunt yes
teTday was DR.. Cornelius Boyle, formerly of
this city. Boyle wore soldiers cap, rebel
military coat and gray pantaloons, and had
his medicine satchel swung TO his side. He
will be remembered as the leader of the Ma
floral Volunteers, traitorous military body,
organized in this city at the outbreak of the
rebellion. He is said, while in the rebel army,
to have shown uniformly great bitterness if
not positive cruelty towards Washlngtonians
captured by the rebels. Under the cream
strnces, it was not believed that he would
under any circumstances return to this city.
THE CONCERT for the benefit of Mr.. Ball, on
Monday night, will, it will be seen by the ad-
Vertisement, afford the public an opportunity
to enjoy a musical treat Of the highest order
The names Of the performers, professional and
amateur, are a sufficient guarantee that this
will be the case, and those who attend will
have the additional satisfaction of benefitting a
very deserving gentleman.
HON. JAMES SPEED, the Attorney General,
has taken possession of his house, No. 2Si II
street, north side, between 18th and 18th SITS.
The house was lately occupied by Col Sey-
mour, engineer of the Washington aqneduct.
Mr.. Speeds wife and family Will join him by
the lst proximo.
THRTRRAsURY TRAGRDY.-Ths case Of Miss
Mary Harris, who, ii will be recollected, is
charged with the murder of A. Judson Bur-
roughs, in the Treasury Department, on the
Goth OF January last, which was set for
Wednesday next, has been postponed for a
week or two.
NAVY YAED-The U. S. steamer Santiago
de Cuba is now at the Navy Yard for repairs
and some slight alterations in her accommoda-
tons. Some of her guns are also being re-
placed.
CITY ITEMS.
VALUABLE FLAG.-The flag which floated
from the KIrkwood House, and under which
President johnson was inaugurated on the