Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-27
Items Of News from all Quarters.

Atem8 VI NEWS from al Qu6rCorS
FROM Turks IsLAND.-By the arrival
at New York of the brig Kate Foster, from
Grand Key, we learn from Captain Kel-
burn that salt is very scarce, and that
there was but one American vessel 1.-THE
bark Island City i'll port, which would be
compelled to wait some time before re-
ceiving sufficient to complete her cargo.
DIR. KINGS CAsE.-The New York 7rii-
b,u,e learns by letter from Athens that
the affair of DR.. King is on the point of
being arranged. He will be Unidentified
for his property, and the remainder of his
sentence will be RENTED by the King.
LATER FROM Rio JANEIRo.-By arrivals
at New York, Rio dates to the Goth ulti
mo have been received. The news is
without interest. Nothing later or more
definite was known in regard to the hos
tilities at Buenos Ayres.
70 1t is said that Joseph Avery, who
was carried over Niagara Falls on last
Wednesday, had been drinking the even
ing previous, and this was the reason why
his boat was swept into the rapids and
% Advices from FL Paso, of a late
date, report the silver mines in that vicin-
ity to be yielding beyond all precedent
The yield for every one hundred pounds
of ore was twenty dollars.
u The Baltimore and Susquehanna
Railroad Company are issuing round-trip
tickets to York and back, at one dollar
and fifty cents each.
y The total value of India rubber
goods manufactured in the United States
is estimated at ten millions annually, and
nearly the whole trade has sprung up
since 1874.
GA writer in Putnam's says, that the
man who will be President of the United
States in 1900, is in all likelihood, run
ming barefoot at this very moment among
the huckleberry bushes of Oregon.
1.-THE N. Y. Day Book is one of the
most sprightly and interesting papers on
our exchange list. 1t peculiarly deserves
the encouragement of the Southern peo-
pie.
1.-THE Democratic State Convention
of California has nominated John Blgler
for governor; Samuel Purdy, lieutenant
governor; S. A. c.. McN1eans, treasurer;
Alexander Wells, judge of the supreme
court; Samuel Bell, comptl oller.
1.-THE Central Georgian learns from
private letter that the Scott Wings con-
template holding convention at Macon,
to bring forward third candidate for
governor.
UAt st. Petersburg, July l, there
were 427 cases of cholera deaths that
day 20, cured IL, new cases 81. At Co.
penhagen, same day, 81 cases but the
disease was not spreading rapidly.
The FISHING FLEET SAILED.-We learn
from the Portsmouth (N. H. Chronicle
that the United States steamers Fulton
and Princeton, and the sloop-of.war De-
catur, went to sea on Sunday afternoon at
5 o'clock. In taking the Decatur in tow,
the Fulton ran into and carried away the
Decatur's fying,jibboom, which did not
occasion any detention, however.
o. The Algemeine Go>ette states that
certain English agents are fattering the
pacha of Egypt with the theory of an
Arabian kingdom under British protec-
ton. The same paper says that the
ESJptian eont:~se.,t ef TX 600 mon 10
destined for the occupation Syria.
AN Ok THAT GIVES MILK-Mr. James
Thorn, of Clinton, has an OK that has
bag with four teats, each one of which
yields milk like that ola COW. The bag is
divided into four sections, but unlike the
cows it has no udder. Each quarter of
the bag has cavity which supplies its
teat, independent of the others. When
MIXED out, it is readily supplied again,
like that of the cow. The animals,
fine one, is worked every day on the
farm of Mr.. T.-Poughkeepsic american.