Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-26

ing Wing was not likely to pay so we'll as
playing Democrat, and whose antecedents are
sowell known rs to render it morally sure
that they desert the Democratic party now,
besauseMr Guthrie ssilt continue to keep that
big foot of his on the lid of Uncle Sans
strong box-their interests to the contrary
notwithstanding. Mark our words, when We.
write that Senator Mason will prove one OF
tho staunchest friends Of. the Administration
In the approaching Congress 9r61e
NAVY OFFICERS .ORDERKp.-Passed Mid
shipman Francis G. Dallas has been ordered.
to the slo,p of war Albany. ~
Lieut. Thos Thos Turner to ordinance duty
at Philadelphia
NAVY ENGINEER RESIGNED Third asst
Engineer Chas. H. Manson has resigned.
The CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TR EAsuRY
DEPARrHENr.--On yesterday, the 25th of No
yember, there were of Treasury Warrants en-
tered on the books of the Department
Fer the redemption of stocks. .SI6l .9j5 "a
For Treasury Department exclu-
slve OF stocks. ................. 2,37S So
Covered into the Treasury from
miscellaneous sources !. ..... sHs 13 20
For the War Department. ........ 5000 81
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Personal.
-. VIM. Carmichael Esq, an eminent ci.
tizen and lawyer, of Queen Anne's county,
Md, did at Centreville last week He was 10
years Of age.
-. On the morning of the 2lst, at the Wis
itation Convent, Washington, Miss Catherine
Mullen received the veil, taking the name of
st. Mary Rose. The Most Rev Archbishop
performed the ceremony. assisted by Rev Mr..
o'Toole. tl.7s ss.1.5t..e
-. The trial of Thomas J. Lewis. charged
with shooting his cousin Edward A. Lewis,
before m examining court of the county of
Onwiddie, Va, was brought to a termination
on Tuesday night last, and resulted in the ae-
quittal of the accused.
-. O'Donohue lectured at Cincinnati this
week to large audiences. .EH
80. Hon. Samuel Crafts, formerly Cover
nor Of Vermont, died at Montpelier Vt. on
Thanksgiving day. Mr.. Crafts had repre-
scented his State in both honses of Congress.
go. Hons. John G. Miller, and HadIy d.
Johnson delegate from Nebraska, says the
st. Lsuis Democrat of the 10Th inst. y are in
the city, and ON their way to Washington
We as well as the majority Of our contempo.
raries, had fallen into the error that it was the
Rev. Thomas johnson, (who was also candi-
date,) had been elected to represent n ebraska
-. Hon Henry A. Wise of Va is in this
city
-. Washington Irving, the distinguished
author, has been 81 ending few da;s in Bal
timere. On Thursday evening he was at the
Holiday street Theatre, looking remarkably
we'll.
49, Julia Dean is playing at New York
Miss Davenport soon commences in the same
city.
80. &. p. r. james, the noyelis., is making
tour through Wisconsin.
-. The Mobile Theatre opened last Satur-
day for the season, with Neaffe as star The
Campbells are in thstcity. The ballet troupe
Of Pougaud and company made their first APP
pearance at Charleston, OH Monday. The
Batemans are ut Cincinnati Ole Bull. Anna
Bishop and Bocbsa, gave concert on Tuesday
night at Buffalo. SiIsbee is at St Louis. The
Misses Denim played at Syracuse on Thursday
night as Romeo and Juliet.
-. Hon. David K. Atchisen, of Mo is at
Browns Hotel. Hon NJ. z. Allen, of r. l..
ia nj the n