Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-21

toned TO an alias not | am unable to say but
think it proper to give brief description of him. He
is about six feet hgh-a form well made up by the
tailOrs and always very ancitully dressed in stve
between the Beau Brummel and the b'hoy; large
savage gray whskers; large burn on his face
caused by falling into pot of boiling taffy when a
child small gray eyes deeply set in his head-so
small and Insignificant indeed, that they are hardly
to be seen hat set on his head "a la Nose small
cane i'll his hand-the scare-crow of all the little
boys he happens to meet; and so he swaggers I'D
anu DOWN Tie avenue, the rdlcule OF men and the
disgust oI women. EDWARD H. FULLER
The following accompanied the proof-sheet
of the handful:
GAMES w. ScHAuMBrRs: ACCOMMODATING this
You Will find placard; but before issuing it am
disposed to give you all opportunity pay your bill.
VIII delay the publication until to morrow morning
in the meantime, | can be found between nine and
three O'Clock at the Census Office, on 9Th street. and
from tour to six O'Clock at my house, near the OBJ
SeTvatory.
You may be sure that this matter cannot rest as
At present. | am determined upon your entir, dis
grace, and your discontinue in the Senate unless
you do pay me. This Is but prOoishcet, and, after
a few corrections, will be placarded throughout the
city, posted at every corner, and every hotel board
ing house, store, and every hackman will be well
supplied with Them Members of the Sena tie and
House will also find them their tables Besides,
THIS Is mere preliminary to what intend to do du
rng the next two weeks, unless you pay my Just and
equitable demand, If you do, the matter will drop
"E. Ii. FULLER
FULLER's LETTER TO OFFICERS OF THE ARMY
WASHINGTON, ID. c., February 20, 1852
GENTLEMEN: BY your request, send you the fol
lowing facts Ill reference to the conduct OF Mr. James
w. Schauniberg, viz: Mr. :. boarded some time at
my house, for which he was largely indebted to me-
wrote several times to Mr.. 8. while he was i'm Phi
ladelphia, i'll the year 1919, asking settlement but
could get no answer TO my letters, except oc
caSlon, when was answered very insultingy. Mr.
3 came to this city last summer, when again wrote
nun polite note asking settlement His answer to
THIS Was 81 insulting that determined to have per
son'l interview. sought and met him in the hall of
the National Hotel, and told him wished to have
some conversation with him. In rough manner, he
toid ne To begone, and turned tOleave me. caught
him by the shoulders, turned him around, and told
HIM nc was coUdTdty rascal and knGre. He showed
such cowardy spirit that said to him, Damn
you, you are such coward, will strike YOU once
truck him, and, like whipped cur, he crarLed be
hlla the once counter, when was prevented from
hurting HIM by persons who interfered. A few days
alter this occurrence tile Philadelphia Ledger con-
tanned the following statement:
" y note from Captain Sclaumberg denies that he
had n personal difficulty with Mr.. Fuller, of the
United States Hotel''
am, gentlemen, respectfully, your obedent ser
want, EDw. III. FULLER.
TO Major Chiffon, Captains Gardiner and Love.
First ID agOons.
Z. 81 will also add the following to show YOU
the style OF his Insulting letters, received by Mr.
Thomas, who has kindly gwen me copies, rerbatm
81 Hcrctim:
p. 81 observe your letter to me is sealed with
the impression OF lion rampant. If you be honest.
and show your true character, you would have for
your shield jackass cOuchant, quartering with a
SKUNK tremblant, and Tor your crest mongrel sheep
stealing canine rampant. 81 w 81