Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-08
Spirit Of the Morning Press.

IHo CHdOH ieoueI uooSilueS luc peCu-
liar character of Governor Marcy official
labors, and his particular fitness for their
proper discharge, going over some thing
of rapid sketch of the official antecedents
of the honorable Secretary of State. The
same paper also discusses the Kossta af-
fair, intimating that Commander Ingra-
hams conduct meets the emphatic appro-
val of the Government of the United
States, praising that of acting charge
Brown, and scouting the notion of making
reparation to Austria on account of this
affair, which we treat at length, editori-
ally, this afternoon.
The Republic comments upon Mr..
Soule's very last Cuban speech, delivered
in New York to a serenadlng crowd, on
Friday night last. The editor praises the
diplomatic tact running through the ef-
fort, which, he thinks, amounted to a
very skillful bagging of the compliments
and honors of the occasion, without utter
ing anything that might possibly give
offence to Spain. He lauds Mr.. Soule,
therefore, for being likely to hold his own
diplomatic hand in Madrid. The Repub-
he further discusses esprit Rappings, -
IN e1tensO.
The hteligeacer devotes much space to
the Kossta affair, taking ground (which
we hold) that. Austria has no shadow of
claim for reparation from this Govern
ment. The original seizure of the Hun
garian On Turkish soil having no more law
to justify it, than if he had been seized by
the same parties in New York city. On
this head the editor says:
GAS for AuStria's demanding reparation for
the act Of Capt 1ngraham, she is estOpped by
her own delinquency. When she seeks re-
dress of us she must come into court with clean
hands; and, unless she can plead some treat,
stipulation of which we are ignorant to war
rant her arrest ofkOssta in Smyrna, her Consul
had no more right to seize him there than her
Consul in New York would have had to seize
him on American SOIL
The Ltelligcncer also contains interest
ing letters from that journals London
and Paris correspondents.
The Sun further discusses "street
preaching" holding that those who con-
tend that market houses in Baltimore
may be legally used for preaching houses,
are vastly mistaken. That papers ad-
vertising columns embrace more evidence
proving that the prospect for the success
Of the Democrats in the approaching Ma
ryland election is essentially blue, indeed.
The Clippers editorial columns are to-
day devoted to the cause Of temperance,
commenting on the anti-license conven-
ton to meet in Baltimore tonight, and
the Maine Law movement in that city.
YELLOW FEVER IN PHILADELPHIA.-The
Philadelphia correspondent of the Tren-
ton Free american, well-informed writer,
says:
"Therc can be no question that cases
of yellow fever arc occurring in Philadel-
phia, and a number of them fatally. Iam
satisfied that DR.. Jewell, a member of the
Board of Health, is aware of it's existence,
and also DR.. Gregan, at Front and South
streets. The latter had young man at
tending his store, who was we'll and hearty
on Tuesday, but this morningat 5 o'clock
was corpse! Will the Board of Health
report facts There is no use in disgui-
sing these things. The public must know
ALL"
GEORGE SANDERs.-The Boston Times,
ajournal we'll posted about the movements
of Young America, says:
"The announcement of the appoint
ment of this gentleman to the post of Con-
sui at London, is, we regret to say, prem
ature."
1--WE trust that Postmaster Davies,
of Baltimore, will look after his paper
distributors. We have had several COM
plants lately of the non-receipt of the
Star in Baltimore; we are sure the fault
is not at the Washington Postoffice.
UThe st. Louis Times proposes to
purchase Ashland, the home of the lamen-
ted Clay, as present for the eloquent
Breckenridge, who has just been re-
elected to Congress from the Ashland (Ky.)
District.
U An exchange says:
Edmund Burke new paper, the " Old
Guard" is soon to appear. Preparatory
to that event, he is soliciting information
relative to the personal history of the Con-
cord clinl1n Anuth;nn dananatoru 1uould