Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-16
MCLTUMINP ARVO

The Mount Savage Iron Company will be
ready in short time to 90 on with the manu-
facture of iron rails which had been di.con.
tinued in consequence of the repairs required
to be done to the rolling mill and other works.
They have laid in large stock of iron ore from
different sections Of the Union The Louisville
rolling mill has discontinued operations on &C
count Of the want of coal
John Mitchell and family, it is said. were
to leave California for New York, by the
steamer of lst of November. and may be ex-
pected to arrive in that city about the 18th
inst
The New York True National Democyu,
has the following: The snow being foot in
thickness in Franklin county, Maine, The
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batting Association, are discussing the absorb.
ing question whether the snow fell foot
deep or foot " high
new mail arrangement between Baltimore
and Now York, will go into operation on the
! LIST proximo, by which train will leave New
York at S o'clock, A. ~, reach Philadelphis
IL clock, 81 as to arrive before O'clock.
gun for duck shooting, has been imported
from England by a gentleman of Baltimore
This handy little plaything is only feet in
the barrel, ) feet in the stock-one foot and 4
half around the breech, and An inch and q
half across the muzzle 1t takes two Irish
men to lift it. So says the Baltimore Times.
A balloon ascension will take place at Bal
timore on Thanksgiving day, the oath inst
Mr.. George Elliott, of that city, will be the
erOnaut.
Miss Catharine Hayes, the vocalist, has me,
with the most brilliant success in Californi,
and Chilli. Honors Of every kind have been
conferred upon her by the delighted audiences
At the last accounts, she was ut Lima. about
to sail for Australia.
At the Virginia State Fair S3s, 900 were
subscribed for the benefit of tho State Apri
cultural Society.
The trustees of Kenyon College, at Gambler,
Ohio, have unanimously elected Louis An
drews, Esq to the Presidency of that institu-
ton. Mr.. Andrews was nominated BY Bishop
McIlvaine.
The Cassville STANDARD Of the Sd instan.
says: I'VE are assured by our farmers that
the late frost has cut off the cotton crop at
least one-fourth''
Madame Pfeifer-the lady who has gained
such cole brity as a trnveler-is about making
tour through the mining district of Califor.
nj nd will 81 ,it fho
dians.
A large cotton factory has been put in
operation at Madison, Florida. in which are
employed fifty or sixty hands Six or seven
hundred pounds of cotton yarn are spun
daily. for which ready market is found.
The Reverend Darius Stokes, Of San Fran
cisco, has accumulated over one hundred
crates of rags. which he is about to shin to
the Eastern States
The Mayor of Georgetown has recommend
ed the 2ith inst, as day Of Thanksgiving.
About three thousand dead letters were scnt
to the dead letter Office from the Post Office at
Council Bluffs, Mo, at the quarter ending 3lst
September.
Madame Sontags concert yesterday to th q
Public School children of Baltimore. WAS
delightful affair to the Juveniles, as we'll a. the
full grown teachers, &c, present.
The Police of New York were to appear to. |
lay in uniform dress, so that all can recog
n'ze them, and are required on pain of dis.
nissal not to drink or smoke and are to kee,,
an eye to all suspicious persons, watch the
iaverns and houses of ill-fams, &c, and
strictly preserve the peace.
On Monday morning the wall of tho Mission
Church, n Y, which was recently destroyed by
ire, was blown down, the wall crushing an Irish
woman to death, who was engaged in picking
Up fuel, nearly killing An Irishman named
John Dunn, and injurins others
1t is said that not less than 20 Of the 81
senators elected at the late election in New
FORK, and so Of the 1913 Assembl ymen, are in
avor Of the enactment Of the Maine Law.