Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-31

OF the morning parry, to accommodate him, soon
bitcied up, and squeezing into the vehicles with
another, soon arrived III the city again. But what
do You imagine WAS the result of the Interesting fox
chase They lo- their dogs, lost their foxes, lot
four of the farmers dogs, and came home InIrf
worse than half starved, not 10 know themselves
OF each other since. 81 much for amateurs running
three foxes alta time, wherein they might have known
thai thu scents would confuse ih, dogs, they
did and so, matter of course, ended The ANA
renr- fox chase in confusion.
TLe H0p>s fitted uy.-Mr. LII. Clarke has com
plsrrd bis work of LAYING l.c carpets and drapins
The HOus. Of Repre-. ehtativcs, which has not pre-
senipd -Hah fine, imposing, aud comfortable ap-
p4arsncC, for years. The curtains of satin dam
ask, and arranged over the iadie> gallery, public
gallery and Speaker chair. in neat and elegant
style, the folds being arranged give Il beau
uinI effect. The seats have alsn been Handsomely
cushioned and The carpetmg is a spcntiid pattern of
Brussels tapestry, from the extensive establishment
Of Hall, Brothers s co. The Hal now with lis
beautifully frescard Ceiling or dome, rich chand.'
her. newly painted neIiOr, &c, SC, Is well worth
yisn fIoIn those who seek vitw of 1hr many i'll
IeTfsng objects ST the Capitol. There are twelve
hundred yards ~ carPiimg on Tie floors, pas. ages Sc
,4lrosf "a S.ciIs-I.;. night, about - O'Clock
d. VIM Bun was called attend awnnan who
had cut her throat. aad proceeded with her husband
10 III house of the parties, Stieet, betwr cen I2ih
and 18th, where he found he's seuseless on the floor
and blood <pnuting from her throat and wrists
There were three missions made in the trna:, pre-
stnlinga shocking sprc,acie- Dr. G. F. Force and
Dr.. Leihefman Were immediately SEM for. and sue
&C eded, together with Dr. Butt, IN sewing I'D The
wounds and bringing the rash creature To animation,
and this morning she Is doing well. IL appears 10
have bern caused by passion III her husband, Mr.
KTonaer who went home last night. and was scoldrd
by her, when getting angry al her chargs and an
bOymg attack, he eft The house again AMI did not
return until midnight, when he found her n de-
eTibed
ITiP NE FTonk!in.-The time fnr The interesting
inp of The Franklin New York As, ociaIion is fast
drawing Eeas, and cen eqnSnty the OF prepar
hon Is more active. They will take about sixty
hva men, including music, the LATTER being Prot
hars"let : famous land, which has pre- pared music
expressly for the OCCASION and will doubt attract
general admiration letter from ihcsecTetary ofihr
United States Hose Company, informs Us of larpe
escort being organized "a Philadelphia To receive
them. They Put up there at The Montgomery House.
and ia New York they u stop nj Paron's Hot.
They start from Washington on Tie 9Th of Novem-
bar conducted BY escort of our gallant ireinen,
W. presume will pass through Baltimore without
stopping, buI Will remain there IN returning tor
shOn time. The excursion is expected to be one OF
malOyed pleasure To the generous spirits who Ell
gage in II, which il be- hoped viii be freely re
alized.
Degree Rfsigaei Glld Conterre1.-Dr. l.eibernan.
of the char of Surgery and Dr. Richie of the chair
Of Matrria MFdica OF the medical department of
Ge0r2etowh college having resigned those profes-
ssfShips have been filled by the poinment or Dr.
j. W. SNYDER 10 the former, and DIR. Samuel G.. Busay
IN the latter Dr. BuSey delivers his introductory
this evening" at the department, tn. corner of F
and l2:h streets.
The Congressional Library Books Receired.-Th-
beautiful Library of Cnngress continues To attract
numerous adniirng visitors. Last week ht boxes
at books were received from England by the Asia
and will soon b. shelvrd and ready for use. We
observe many seeking the picturesque view OF
Washington, 10 be seen between ~ and , O'Clock
fefertediE III" windows of the Library. 1t il rich
Ihdsed.
The Storm and the FTowers.-T'he grounds of the
Capitol present their usual autumnal appearance,
but last week We learn thai the heavy rams and
strong winds Frustrated nearly all the dahlia- and
damaged many of the other flowers. They are fast
dying off, but few of the hardest kinds being able
IN hold up their heads and breast the storm. Mr.. NJ
Hap, the worthy Foreman, is kept busy with his
hands, and the Public Gardener has here aud III The
other public grounds much do az he can attend
TO-
HGTket PI16eS.-Ne have received note from n
"housekeeper," complaining that the prices of Ger
tam ARTICLES have been undsrrated by u.s. II such j.
the case We not aware OF IL, and sorry thai
We did no; get the entire rapge Of the prices. ON
object ~ In give the prices find them and were
very glad to see early on Saturday morning that pro
VISIONS Were selling al prices little higher than PIE
Nousy quoted. There may have been some article,
otsuperior quality, selling al very high prices hui
they were purchased before saw rham and prcas
Were generally a we gave them.
Baa Of the Continental Guords.-ThiS fine corps
which has recently walked up with renewed sniriI
announce splendid ball, 10 take place a month
hence, for which active preparations have already
been commenced. They Will be sIre u have
things all night. Captain Smith, well As The Other
officers and men, having engaged in the getting III
AZ good earnest
Songs and Scs,es To nlsh--This evening, Mr.. r.
Bishop commences his interesting rtanments, al
odd Fellows' Hall, and doubtless will have good
opening Among the songs this gentleman sings may
be mentioned, The Grave Digger" % The Usua
Way, "Why do the Flowers Bloom ?" .DrInkard'
Life, ""Wanted Wife "'Mr Browns Serenade,
&c. Mr. Bishop Is beautiful singer, and his scene.
sic well worth sering.
The EGtionai Thedtrs- We lean thst Tins build
Bg Is being painted, and prepared for u. Ravtls
who viii opeH the season under Mr.. Marshall ahou
Jhr middle ofneNt month.
Tie -9ct ia relation u Births, Marriages and Deaths
Although many portions of this good and USE
ful, yet We hear OF serious complaints in relation
the sections which refer 10 the burial of the dead
which give unnecessary annoyance 10 the friends OF
the deceased in getting certificates, reporting the
Register and having TO pay for permits the Latter
weighing heavily on the poor We alluds TO the 5th
aad 7th sections, which almost contain prohibition
10 buy the dead, without The of the law are
complied with. We trlst thai the Councils will re-
move htse difficulties this evening. Such duties As
usSei'ord should be performed by physicians, and