Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-07
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMKNTs To-NIGHT.

dramaof he "Union Spy" introducing new
patriotic aliegory.
the great New York combination troupe in an
Immense programme of equestrian, acrobatic,
and gymnastic performances, ballet, songs, &C.,
concluding with side. splitting farce.
OxFoRD-The drama of "The Murdered
Waterman" grand ballet, new Ethiopian
acts. sJocko, the Brazilian Ape" and a host
OF other attractions.
CAETERBURY.-Manuel Doneti, the one-lee.
ged dancer, the Gardiner sisters, and other
fayorites in ballet, songs, dances, farces, &c.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS at ST. Paul's Eng
lish Lutheran Church, at the Immaculate
Conception Church, and at the Church of the
Ascension.
SEVENTH STREET PARK Picnic of the First
Ward Social Club this afternoon snd evening.
DEPARTURE OF TRooPs-During the past
few days the following troops have left the
city, most OF them having been m ustered out
l@Sth and l9lst Pa, l03 uren, for Harrisburg;
12ith N. Y, $50 men, Hart Island; 9th Ill, Al
men, for Chicago 10th Pa, 126 men for Phila.
delphia; eth n. y 500 men, to Hart Island;
39th Mass. 3l3 men, 10 Readville; l40th n. Y,
BPS men,.to Rochester; nth Mass. battery, Isl
men, battery Il, LIST Mass, l56 men, to Read
Vile; 10th and 1ith ". Y, 227 men, 10 New
YORK city; 18th Pa. cavalry mot mustered
out 227 men, to Cumberland; 18th N. H, 500
mer' TO Concord; independent Pa, battery ID,
Isl men, to Philadelphia; Tooth N. Y, 40 men,
to E1mIra 43d Ohio, 50 men, TO Louisville: I9Sth
Pa, $50 mer, to Philadelphia; Sd Delaware, ii
N Y, 400 men, mot m ustered ont,5 New York
city; batteries II, Il and ID, do, 2i7 men, 10 Ell
mira Sd n. ] battery, 135 men, to Tren ton; It'll
Mass battery, Isl men, TO Readville; 6 lst Mass,
437 men, to Read vile; Sd Vermont battery, Isl
men, TO Burlington; 4th Delaware, 277 men, to
Wilmington; Sth N. j, 1876 men, to Trenton;
11lth n. Y, $50 men, to Syracuse: 18th Me,
2Si men, to Portland LIST Md. vols, 81 men, to
Baltimore; Goth Indiana, ESQ men, SD do, 81
men, TO Indianapolis; detaehInents of Ohio
regiments, 353 men, to Columbus; 5Sth Indiana,
Il6 men, to Indianapolis; sgd Ohio. 32G men, TO
Columbus: goth Me, 6S men, to Augusta; Ist
n. Y. heavy artillery, 400 men, to New York
city; list division, f7th army corps, 4.50O men,
to Louisville; 1st Mass. heavy artillery % men,
to Boston; 9Uth n. \ q, 65 men. to Rochester;
battery a, LIST n. Y, 125 men, to New York
city; 7ta Maine battery, l73 men, to Au-
Rusta; 18TH N. Y, 1876 men, to Elmira,
goth Maine, 500, to Portland; 9th N. Y, la to
Buffalo; eth N j., 146, to Trenton 18th Mass >.
81 men, to Readville: 25th Ind, 1l6 men, to
Indianapolis; SD ILL.,, o. men, to Springfield;
125th N. Y, PA men, to Albany; Iowa men,
Ohio; 27th and 39th Ohio, 50 men, to Columbus;
10th Ill, 81 men, to Spriu gfield 3ith n Y. Bat
terry, 1872, to New York city; Doth Ohio So, 10
Columbus; 31th Wis, 30 men; 3Ist Ill, ii men;
18th, Goth, Both Iowa, ,156 men, to Davenport;
Company /, LIST N. Y. artillery, 1l9 men, to
Buffalo; 10Th Pa, 500 men, 10 Philadelphia;
detachments of various Ohio regiments, 100
mer, 70 Columbus; Goth Ind, 4ii men, to Par
kersburg; 31tb, 3lst 45th, Goth Ill, 27S men. to
Springfield; 9th OHIO, 1856 men, Columbus
gath do, 3S5 men, do; part OF l7th corps, 1850,
to Parker sburg; 18Th and goth Ohio, 3i3 men,
to Columbus 10th Name, ZIG men, to New
York; ID TIN and 50th Iowa, G33 men, to OIin.
ton; 3oth Wis, 800, 10 Cleveland, Ohio: Bat
terry NJ. LIST n. Y. light artillery. l55 men, to
to Rochester; Battery E, Pa. light artillery, 2}O
naen, 70 Pittsburg; 1o2d Ill., 400 men, to Chicogo;
18th Wis, l6l men, TO Madison; 18th and 18TH
NY.
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POLICE REPORTS Third Prectnct.-Mars t
McCaY, yagrancy. workhouse. Geo. Lacy,
dtsorderiy, do Gargare; Hughes, pros Litu-
tor; co: Patrick Hughes, indecent exposure;
S5fi. John Fitzgerald, drunk; dismissed. J..
mcQ uaid, grand larceny; held over. Timothy
O'Neal.drunk and disordeIly; ~ a.
Fourth Prec,nct.-Josephine Parker, grand
larceny; dismissed John Hays, drunk and
disorderly; SIS. Bichafd Hill, disorderly 81.
John H. Rourke, do; SIS. Pat Corcoran, do.
ard drunk; 81.
SiaE. Preclnct-G. a Wilder, drunk dis
missed. Geo Cooke, do. and disorderly 81.
Luke Sinclair, dIsordeIly; 81. VIM. Smith,
Tenth Precinct John Collins, drunk and
disorderly dismissed. Betsy Keller, disorder
Iy; $3.50. John Murphy, do. and drunk. dis
missed Samuel Decker, carrying weapons;
$1,000.
The MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS Asso-
CiATIoE.-The interruption of the concerts by
the police was not sustained by the Court In
order to have the question settled with as
little delay as possible, Counsel for the As
sociation succeeded in getting the case before
Judge Olin yesterday. The testimony OF Mr.
Lee, the prosecuting witness was heard, and
Judge DIN, after ex amining the act OF Con,
gress.l under " hi :h the police acted, decided
that that act does not apply TO the concerts Of
the Ass ociation, and the case was dismissed.
WE WOULD CALL ATTENTION TO the Tab.
ieaux at odd Fellows Hall. eth street, to
night. These will be of an interesting charac
ter, including one representing the attempted
escape of the Southern Confederacy, other
wise JEFF Davis under Crinoline. Indepen.
dent OF all other considerations, the object o.
the fes uval and tableaux is a noble one, viz
the establishment of Presbyterian Mission
Church in the Northern Liberties. We be-
speak large attendance for this object, and &
liberal spirit. 49,,
1MPRoyEMENT.-A handsome improvement
has been entered upon by Mr.. Henry Janney
owner OF the property next the Washington
Building s, property Of Mr.. John H Semmes
on Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and eth
has commenced tearing Town the old structure
preparatory TO rebuilding one on a height anC
scale corresponding with the fine building
adjacent, Washington Buildings, Todd's
Words, GIlmans, the Calls, and metropolitan
Hotel.
CLOSING THE RANCHEs.-Last night, Ser
geant TAFT MADE q descent upon the dens KEEP
by Cassie Bowie and Frances Burton, coloreC
women, On l2'h street, between and F, anC
captured the keepers and female dodgers mum
berIrg line altogether. The police took pos
session of the keys and will retain them unit
the owner OF the property shall demand them
The prisoners were taken before Justice Drury
who fned the principals $40 and the ledger
IS each.
EIXoN's Grand New York Combination Cir
Gus Troupe, Sixth street, near the Clarendon
appear this afternoon and evening in hug
bill of equestrian and acfobatic performances
burlesque, ballet, songs, &c, together with tn
lilliputiaps, Com. Foote and lady. and Col
Small. The amphitheater is spa cious, tn
pavilion excellently ventilated, and the pro
gramme OF great merit.
THE NEW YORK MANUFACTURING JEWEL
ERs' ASSOCIATION have recommended the sal
of tickets for their concert next Tuesday, ant
are distributing at Seaton Hall to holders o
tickets every variety of jewelry, silver ware
watches, &c, sc. Tickets for sale during thi
week only.
THE EXCURSION TO GLYMoET, by the Islam,
Pleasure Club, takes place tomorrow Thurs
Gayl, June Sth. Boat leaves Seventh stree
wharf at q. IN. and PIX p. m. Tickets 81, ad
hitting gentleman and lady.