Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-17

Run orer.-Lpst Saturday evening, little boy
named Lacey, son of Il widow lady who resides on
the Island was run over by coach belonging. it is
said to the Mexican Minister The little fellow had
an arm and leg broken By the wheels of the coach,
and no assistance rendered by the driver or the
person in the carriage; but they passed on, if no
damage had been done The circumstance greatly
excited the citizens around and a call was made
upon the Chief of Police to arrest the driver But
there is TO law by which person in the employ of
foreign minister be arrested if the minister OBJ
j-cts. The only way to obtain satisfaction is by
complaining 10 the Secretary Of State.
a Te5nrcrcnte SeTInoa.-The Rev. d. F. Rees, in
ditcoursc to his congregation last evening. intro
Guced the subject of temperance in manner that
delighted all and offended no one. The doctrine of
the reverend gentleman that law abiding man is
good citizen meets the appreciation of thnkin. Peo-
pie. If a law is defective il should be repea.d but
should be abused for up to its provisions
so long as it is a law. The mild and persuasive
manner OF the speaker gained friends for himself and
his cause.
Regimcntal Pcrnde.-Next Wednesday, the 18th
OF October being the. anniversary of the surrender
of Lord CO,nwal- at the battle of Yorktown full
reeimental parade will take place in this city
Should thu weather be fair brilliant spectacle may
he anticipated Two new companies will JOIN in
the parade. The Regiment will muster in front of
the City Hall, at 10 O'Clock.
FTGnhHn FITc COmpGny.-This company had a
fine drill Saturday evening last in front of their
house, preparatory to their visit New York They
made mos. imposing appearance, and went through
,h.,
To Sp0TtSnen.-Therc Will be national exhibition
Of horses in Springfield. Mass, on the 18th, 2Olh
2lst and 2sd of this month. As m.ny owners of
hsrses in this city, pride themselves upon their stock
an opportunity here presented to obtain one of the
many premiums offered. Arrangements have been
made with the various railroads TO convey all horses
for exhibition free Of charge. The entrance fee is
five dollars.
Washington Light Intdntry.-In consequence of
the resignation of Capt. JO, ph b. Tate as command
er OF this company, application was made TO Beverly
Tucker and Richard " allach, Esqs. to place them
selves in nomination for election. but which both
have declined. We would suggest to the company
the name OF Joseph II. Bradley, Esq, gentleman
every way qualified, and " orthy OF the honor.
Who rants q fast Horse BY an advertiser ent in
another column, will be seen that fine horse who
can make mile in three minutes offered for sale
He is said 10 he in fine condition.
Watch RefTns-Sarah Harp, vasrant; work house
so days. J. T. Aubrey, drunk and diSorderly; fine
and costs r. Mason, cOlored, out after hours: fine
and costs. Amos Ilolton, vagrant; work house 60
days. Wa. Richardson drunk and di-orderly; fine
and costs. Jerry Devine, throwing stones; fine and
costs. Daniel Leary, throwing stones and swearing
IN the street, fine and costs Chas. Jarpee, coloreG
profanity; fine and costs. VIM alias CaIber Dr,irv
drunk and di>ordery; fine and costs Jno. o. Day,
do; TO- Thos Kelley, do; do. The above returns
are for Saturday and Sunday