Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20
The Injured Boy Lney-we publish the following

note so as to place tAe matter m the opposite phase
of what has been reported before the public:
To the Editor of the Daily Evening Starr
WAsfrsErbS Cry, Oct. 10, 1853.
SIR: Tn yo,ir article, Monday evening last, alud-
ing the unfortunate occurrence of little boy Of the
name Lacy being run over, accidentally, by my car
riage, ycu inadvertently state an which beg
correct by observing that is mistake assert
that the driver passed without taking notice of
the accident" On the contrary, the horses were
refined in, the carriage paused; and an investigation
took place the spot the cOaEhiian being Iiies-
toned by a person whom Thought Was connected
with the police as III The cuise of the accident II
would APPEAR from the coachman's statement that
the inischance the bows own fault or that of
the companions with whom he was playing, and not
his, the cOachman's. However, the case is going
to be investigated, in the proper manner and every
facility has been permitted by to ascertain the
truth, do not perceive the necessity for aro,l-ng
public feeling In the matter OF occ urrence, which,
though greatly % be regretted and cumissefated, was
quite a. likely to happen to the driver Of the Carriage
of private gentleman to the driver Of the carriage
of foreign minister.
IN. AEMONfE, Meficnn Minister.
Foileui.. tie Mrsic.-A fair, curly haired boy,
about three y, old followed the music yesterday
OF the parade, and was charmed away from home
and its mother becoming for time lost child
While the tact is compliment tn the Music, 1t is a
FERROUS affection to tile mother, and to relieve her
snferhgs we raise the ''hue and cry'' to bring home
the little Wanderers per request Of the advertiser
.7rrGmnGculis.' Spell that and then 20 to Med
hurst Heafds and try it for the good of your hair,
and you will surely buy for the same. II is really
genuine article for the cleansing of the head and
CLOSING the hairmany regarding it the very best
anti hair and scalp annoyance preparation yet dis
National Hotel, you will obtain the true article and
other eentlenianly necessates 50 gid I'd Medburst l.
Heard's, and stop not oh the manner of your 60
ing''
Circuit Court.-Appcal cases are being disposed of
in this tribunal with all proper despatch. In the
case of the Corporation Walker & SlIadd, the
decided against the latter, Sustaining Justice
Morsell in his decision.
Not for ompetiton.-Types made say yester-
day that the deposit of Mrs. e. ". Martin; of this
city. of rag and eight rose leaf heck Iaces was
mot for exhibition, at the Maryland Institute Fair.
1t should have been printed ''not for competition,
although these articles of taste and industry might
well have enteiet for prize. and got it.
"rC ohs'-A dpPcdGcu III our paper
one day last week, which credited the discovery of
this article to German, lately arrived from Augs-
berg. We have since aSccrtained that 1t rightly
belongs to one OF Our own citizens, DR.. M'Donnell,
who took out patent for 1t two years ago. 1t is
said to be better i'll quality, and much cheaper tn IN
the gas now in use,
Committee on Congressional Ccmctcry.--The chair
man of the meeting in reference to the Improvement
Of the Congressional Cemetery, j. T. Towers, ESQ.,,
h appointed the following named gentlemen a COM
mittae to confer with the vestes of Christ Church
relation TO the matter: Walter Lenox, DIR. Coolidge,
Charles l.. Coltman, Andrew Rothwell, and Peter F.
Bacon.
Beautiful Piece Of Centre Bron5' Work-At the
extensive store of Mr. c. w. Boteler, in iron Hall,
may be seen splendid work of art, in the miniature
bronze stauary line. 1t represents fine equestrian
statue of Henry I'LL. with his enemy PROSTATE and
the steel raised to strike and on one side is Atilla
the last OF the Huns, and Merlin, the destructive
wizard of Scotland. They are spirited works. and
well worth seeing.
Right enough.-We are glad to learn that the Mex
lean Minister has given the authorities opportunity
boy Lacey, and punish the cOachnlan, if he is to
blame. Yesterday warrant was issued by Justice
Goddard for the arrest of the coachnan, Ignatius
Grimes, and it is probable the investigation will he
had before that Justice. Grimes hot altogether un-
known to the police, were this morning in
formed by old magistrate. Since the Minister
-as taken this course to give Justice a fair show.
we hope the testimony will be such as to wipe out
anything that reflects upon Him.
Intellectual ntcTtninment-We lcaln that a fine
intellectually dramatic entertainment is 10 be given
a, Carusi's Saloon, on Monday night, by Mr. Foster,
with Il combination of talent. Mr. F. is a host in
himself, capable actor, and with the varieties to
be presented the whole will doubtless be worthy of
the public attention.
Watch Returns-Thc docket at the guard house
shows but Il single name, Hanson Wilburn for being
drunk, he paid ine and costs and was dismissed
The city was very quiet last night
Baltimore Correspondence.