Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-30
nAILY EVENING STAR.
CITY ITEMS.


~ r.,,nt of which was gwen In the Star
r..,,rr bern directed To the Court, as to
: u''' ,h, ,,.r and with respect tn the lnstrIIc
re "a" -,,,t irr hy either side. 1lT. Lawrence
-'Hs =. ~. receipts given iy the plaintiff Minor
srft' a., a .prCifrd amount of salary, hui only
USf' NM, received from such date tn such a
- t'''I,,t of General Hunter. II Tie recent pro-
tt'' - g-t,Iallv for halt y"aTs salary. then from
fg.'" -, rrrelYrd, of which the above wa. a
~ an. salary wa- over 500, what u had stated
va" would have been ) l.A'. The learned coun
o. -. -, ,,plainrL the law with respect To the Mar
81 VT cnunrratI0n, Hamriv, that lie was not en-
- d, ,,tirn Is own use, out oi the fees OF the
Hutu' Than - 900 per annum, the surplus he.
fH' ,r,,rrd To- hand over To tbs Secretary OF the
Treasury clio lot, ,,,,,,, r.Dr;o, u, :,
',,b,ur could be- ~aId prcJudciai 10 the honor of
fta' -r,, I'M tie finest OF men NAV vet differ
"u, ,LILroct Ia q contract. The counsel then prn
RI, t M, entry book. and argued from the entries
tF =, made. that Mr. Philip Minor had ALWAYS
nj far Ii wears. at the rate of 100 per anurIn;
F'nii sI-D per aunum by Mr.. Daniel Minor and
lam g. neral Hunter, besides $50 per annum for
>-5[,,,y:,p-, - ClCIk. lie COntcn,ied from the
rhim;cd that the ilar<haI's fees did 40,
- am.uui to ch,Wh3 per anHum, hut considera
"A, uud-T that -u'n.
- "a or the case, aud had not Enirh.d when We
l,ft
r.,rs,., PGnorTnG was introduced last night fol
hin. exhibition, n OnG Fellows Hall, and con-
,,,pp the disadvantage ol a wet night on its frs,
,,,.ar,nce, there large number OF spectators:
means Of passing ii few hours ayr, eabIy, and
,.sfallv, We do net know of any superior place OF
.bl,c am,is, mrnt. The panorama Is varied and
,,-,cfiyc not being merely representation Of one
,i,ruIar object or scenery, tut Consisting of sey
,si uIctIreS, perfectly independent OF each other
and r., roc Instances wide apart the two side,
n ,br Atlantic. The entertainment commences
9Th a truthful rrprcSG ntatiUn Of the Paramount
tV,trr Works. the resemblance 10 which will he
immediately recognized 10y all who have visited that
,oblc work rt AT. This Is follow cd 10y panoramic
,.v- of the scenery along the Niagara River incIu
,- the rn,ard l. which exhibited under diffcrcn,
mi, ni vIrN. aud at different seasons, namely in
1nrl,r and WINTER. The olInOt Ledge Light house.
a. n appeared two years ago. previously To itS de-
,,,c,an, forms another sceur, and gives the spec
r,r c!-dr conception, of the majesty Of the vast
vl,.r, a. TIE orG AT, The Silly night. But the mn-
y,rr>tiug p1r 81 the exhibition, the panoras,a
ii M. Mammoth Cave IA Kentucky, all the wonders
a. winch are fully developed, and the wsole clearly
r,pIaInrd by the intelligent proprietor.
lnired. what with the ncId explanatory account
ri 10" aud The elaborate representation in the
,lhsr. u clearer conception Ol the extraordinary
rlI, of nature can L. IuTInCd from the picture than
nom n WISH the place Ii>er. This, as mentioned
~ III slhI;or. from tire following causc that
M making his SkptctCS the artist obliged TO light
NJ with -Ome hundreds at torches, that part OF the
rAycTn IN which hc wa> employed 81 thai the beau
urs 1i The place arc shown more StrIhingy than IL
vrtl BE- p'-~Ihi" toI thr vI-Itpr Ia discern OH the
>pci with several torches. TbIs l. s,Ic-
,,edsd hy :wo Wow ct the Crystal Palace OF Lon
JON one nj the exterior, and the other OF the interior
The building. CT these two views, the latter Is nv
far the SIinrnur. hD fuT beauty OF ticlIpratIn and
sr,ir skill The pJuTan.l COnCIuJcs with n view
arhC yacht America, liz she appeared III the trial
O. skl On the English waters, when her competitors
left, rs Commodore Stevens would saw 10
ri1e." The exhibition Is CHlivenpd by a success
Of s"Hg- ana o1 music on the piann executed
Iv tn Misses Av0ndale, who were warmly an
plgdcd by those present. Tor the skill that they dis
Played
Haic'ols 'schisf.-Yesterday morning, Mr.. w.
Gary appeared before Justice SHith to answer the
Chaige OF malciousy abusing James Robertson
from the testimony ot the witnesses, it appeared
that Robertson went INTO Mr.. Fuller's restaurant.
and col beet steak, which WAS placed IN one of the
.dc boxes. While Robertson WAS Seatcdtherc some
one threw "A tiHId nf tobacco on his plate. He pt,l
another piatc and the same lrick was PLAYED upon
huH again II was done thrd time and the tobacco
ril upon his STEAK, bcSpattcrng IL completely He
ihrn complained to Mr. Fuller, who demonstrated
with cary about lnjurIng his house. and Mr. Gary
begged biz pardon. Robertson believed that Gary
was the parry that did IT. MIR. Gary was bound over
~ inc court 10 keep the peace. Before leaving Mr..
g. asked llt Justice II the bond prevented him from
Nhl-tRg any tunes hs pleased? The Justice replied
hat h. knew of no law la prevent him from whisling
W. Robertson remarked that If II not intended
o. Insult any one, he could whistle; hut thai the,
fellows whstied Yankee Doodle after him. aud called
nm Yankee. and other names not suitable for publ
ratou. and he wanted II StOpprd. Mr.. Gary departed
having giving tho security that had been required.
The Nctogc' Theatre has opened for the season, I'm
Of T.
wonderful Ralcl Family and d double company
Las, nigh, these clever GTtistes went through their
surprising gymnastIc feats, commencing with the
eyoutlons on the tight rope, aud their wonderful per
iomances were Tapturou-y applaudcd. The dra-
maI- performances consisted of Lie farce III Betsy
Baker, a Ballet Pantomime entitled ';The Elope
ment, the mt.SIC composed by VI. FtneIntI and a
comic piece, called ''Jeannette and Jeannoti The
performances were very we'll received but we should
ne 70 zee some more sterling pieces Produced moi
altogether nt ~ Eight nature There i Il charm in
variety, and we do not want 10 he always OH the
broad gTlnf Pvrp IN a theatre. We hope therefore
ihatlnihs cnursc OF the season. the pnterp-jng lessee
viii produce some nf h. stock pieces such a. are
At hmes brought forward the Broadway theatie In
Ncw York.
-" ITpfa' Seeking .lu>tice.-PasSing through the
barber h1P attached to tEc National Hotel, we were
attracted by new picture Displaced there, in r,
irame- ltI- that oi "Tuth'' seeking Justice, 4,
represents little fellow, = dirty, short and fat =
pressing his claims for justice, with letter in his
hthh, explaining hIS own case and those Truths
IT WHICH ht + famous. And II also exhibits Truth :
disappointment IH another figure moving of slowly
'l Phl"''A'r'y the picture l. life like sketch
anu dt'tdct' - crowded houses;
- Yer hute to- H'GitcH.-Thc National Ue,eI
h'' mldr 1t point, that the walters there shall all
wear white jackets, white aYruE,. ana sinners. A,
lliS some OF them "hIck, :" and the other dav AN
"P'on VI "he oi The leading walters was missing. A
>'''ihh investigation and examination Of the house
va, had when the apron Was found IN a rat hole.
significant 81 something.
IT'Gi 1'lY.-The new steamer uGeor,s Pan. :.
Which l. ntcudcd To- run between our ciry and A,.,
ANNA proceeded an trial trip down the Potomac
''''"T started iiom MI Pages wharf at the foot OF
''' street., at 10 O'Clock, with several guests ON
"'"', VINO had been invited 10 partcipate IN the
~, rI ION lie new steamer in her build resemble,
-, '',''' "i''' J. cJG>tfI-t"d pf cedar and oak
L'hS'L "ai'i i'J feet; breadth of beam ,Lo,, ~
ieet- Her engine. which Is an tho Ir 80 ~
! ' 'hr- Wa made lay Mrsrs RaIapy 4 N,o,;e
~, "'i''I J. a tubular one. She VIII 10 ro,,n,ndad
ny Captain Rollins o''''ii'""e"
The THpairhorcan,- Me-srs. Horn ,n.t,s;.
P''""fe'd Nin>trcls, who afforded such a
''''''he!t to our cI:Eens while in Wash
'l'' performed last night at Georgetown. 10 a
'''"uSi h'u''. They will perform there again ~
anu 10 h'iroA night, aud W e recommend those
h...,,I ~ 'lS ~ ''""rsciown, who have NOT yPt
F,,i,, "''H', h'i 10 ict the opportun.ty PASS. On