Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-10

Inc Ners."-The readers OF Yesterdays NeTs
doubtless saw in its columns paragraph grossly ab,i-
sive of one of the conductors of the Star based on
the fact that there appeared the day before in
local columns, an item headed &c in .4ppecl," to
which exception taken III the following choice and
chaste language, viz
" In the absence of the editor from the city, we
take the Liberty of saying to the backyard editor of
the Star that the instruction contained in the local
column of yesterdays Erenins Star under the cap
ton, An Appeal Taken,"is simply ie-no other
word in our language happening to translate ma
licous alsehood intended to deceire, so correctly
the term above given. We also take the liberty Of
reminding him that he succeeded in establishing his
fame in Baltimore low, contemplate puppy
among the respectable portion of his (DemOcratic)
party, that he will easily succeed i'm doing the same
here II Is well understood that all the dirty work
of the Sdr is under the direction of the Hope full
editoL
awe desire that the readers of this paper will
excuse us for speaking so plainly but the false and
hltly assaults that have appeared in the Star da,
after day, against this paper and its editor remained
unnotced until this time-articles that no gentle
man would have given publicity to-and therefore
having To deal with an unprncipled fellow we
treat him a such. We deem you unworthy of fur
tlieT notice. w ri T.,
As we cannot consent to reply in his own style
to the Junior editor of that paper we re publish
the item IN question, (Which was penned by one of
our regular reportcrs) that readers may see pre-
clsely what il Is that has induced our neighbor TO
shower such an avalanche of blackguardism on our
head.
appeal taken.-We noticed few DAYS since the
poStponement of case in which the proprietor of
the NeTs was plaintiff and officer Barnaclo defend
ant. The case has been tried and we learn decided
against the officer who has appealed to the Circuit
Court The plea of the defence was, that he had
paid his first years subscription and ordered the
stoppage OF the PAPER The paper was not stopped
Snt continued, and bill made out against Mr.. Bar
naco FOR the time II was sent 10 him. Mr.. Il. does
not believe In the doctrine, "Once subscriber al
ways SLbScrlber.'
This morning we made inquiry of the magistrate
who tried the case, Mr. John b. Clarke, who tells
us that the defendant did appeal, stated by our re-
porter Those facts require comment.
We append the following note, just received from
Mr.. Barnaclo:
EiitJIS Of the S,sr: The statement pl,,.lisheJ in
the Stn' OF Tuesday, in relation to INV appeany
from the decision of the magistrate i'm the case OF
WI Thompson, editor of the Neus against me i
substantially correct. W. H. B.RS,CIO
Washington Nov. 10. 1853.
Excellent Contectioner5-Mrs.Fr Franklin EdmonSton,
St, between 9th and 1th has sent u. specimens of
her confectionery which is manufactured in most
superior manner. Her cakes are rich and well
cooked; her preserves, jellies, Sc, cannot be ex
ceed She is prepared fill all orders in the most
prompt manner.
" yniHn 1T decentralization three sliccessivs even
insS, commencing to night Mr.. Wynan will per
form Is wonderful and amusing eats AZ Liberty
Hall, Alexandria As a magician and venriloqnist
he Is among the most eminent, and we assure our
readers of that city, that they will be sure TO be
gralitied with his entertainments
Nj Commissioner for the Fo,rM H-ard please
attend as soon possible the pump on the corner
OF and 9TH streets, the condition of which is
great annoyance 10 the neighbOrhoOd.
Races orer CotunabiG Conse.-It will be seen bv
the announcement of the proprietor that there will
DE tour grand match races over the Columbia course
near Alexandria, commencing Oh the 22d and end
ing on the 9th instant. Much sport is expected a.
some OF the best hlooI> Will be on the turf and sr-
tied contests come off.
t!eGT ~ ecthcr.-The storm abated last evening:
at night the stars shOne forth all their briIliancv
and TO day we have beautiful clear weather.
Ner Clerk TO the .4SSe>sors.-NIr j. COyin1ton
Burch has been appointed by the Mayor clerk to
the Board of Assessors an office rece ntly estab-
Ii>hrd.
.7'rested.-Last night, WIFI. Rollins, a Young man
but an old offender, arrested by the Auxiliary
Guard and taken before Captain Birch. He WAS
charged with ln assault on Patrick IIollohan, and
was sent to Jail for trial.
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alas Flora Campbell, colored, drunk and disordery
work house 30 days. Robert Edwards, colored, IN
lawful gathering: paid fine and costs.