Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-24
PIE X SONAT..


that Chas, Soran, ESQ, who was for some
time engaged as reporter for the Str, offers
his services as Editor or Assistant Elitor of
some respectable journal Mr.. S would prove
valuable aid to any paper that may need
an assistant
go. Major SchIcsingcr, who held com
niand among the Cuban fllibusters has been
arrested at New Orleans on a charge Of lar
ceny in breaking open u trunk belonging to a
| lady, at boarding house, and stealing $3.50
therefrom -. - ---. ...
80. We notice by the Baltimore papers Of
this morning. that John kettlewell Esq,
through his counsel, has notified Messrs VIM.
Henry Taylor, periodical dealers, Of Balti-
more that he has instituted a suit against
them for selling copies of that viper sting
concern, the STATE Capitol Gazette, contain
/ ing libelous articles against him. Ii is ru-
mored in conneXion with this matter that
complaints will be made t. the Prcsidcnt
against young Baltimorean (who recently
received aforeign arpoini meutl who is thou 5ht
to be the author of the Objectionable articles
! ga Baltimore letter says: Il have heard
it remarked that Mr.. Conn ely, editor of the
! Clipper, will probably occupy position in
the editorial department of the -NotioJl0i Era
OF your city, when it becomes daily issue
who will fill his place in Baltimore has not
| yet been announced "
-. Geographic correspondent of the New
York TribHHc, in speaking of the arrest of
Mr. Haydock, the ono-Iegged street orator in
this city says:
g Haydock, ii fined will go 20 the work
house for thirty days, in preference to paying
a fine tor the liberty Of sieeci.'
God bless him, let Kim 90
! -. Mr.. Hammond of the Albany lie ~ie..
has commenced two more libel suits against
Hugh Hastings. of the Albany KucLcx!ocIes.
go. The New York TIRE Dsmoc,at saws:
! " A very pretty American Citizen will be
John Mitchcll's paper. if it pretend to teach
the doctrines enunciatci by its founder "a, the
| Broadway theatre
| 1t will be remembered that Mr. Mitchell
attempted to teach Mr.. Marcy statcsmanshp
on the occasion referred to by the TIRE I'm.
| 80. Mr.. Harryman Of this city, who does
/
Baltimore P"t,7of, is " kinder down on Hon.
Mike Walsh. lie says of him
! 9 The . Wosen laHyunge. Familiarity used
| by the New York city subtcrrancans. s;,ll
clings t" him. lie :. shut pan on Gidiip.s'
proposition to explain, and talked of the
plous dodge" of religious people F"
ga Washington correspondent, in writing
to the New York Ii".es, says:
gentleman said to Colonel Benton to-day.
! = Colonel there are some who think Senator
G"ih rather got the best of you; Col. Ben
! ton replied III cut Gwin To pieces. sir
| Yes. sir: Ill cut him to pieces, sir; yes. sir.
III cut him to pieces. sir
| The Colonel may lack material for a Christ
mas dinner, or he never woald cut up live
senator in so many pieces It il making
/ minccmeat Of him
... Miss Rosa Douglass. daughter of the
! lady who was recently found guilty of teaching
| negroes to read AMI write iu Norfolk haying
voluntarily returned from New York appeared
before the Mayor last Tuesday and was held
to bail III the sum Of $500 for her appearance
at the next term Of the Superior Court
-. Bennett is using all his ingenuity to
get Salvi, the tenor; aud Marctzek, the mama
ger, to bring suits for libel against several of
! his New York contemporaries 1t is truly said
that . misery loves company"
-. Hon. A. l.. Sawyer, of Cob!eski!.. n
Y, long in the New York lie .islaturc. died
on the 18Th inst, after long and Painful
sickness