Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05


huT no Other therefore this is the only one of the
kind in existence, and IL acknowledged by lime
burers from Baltimore county, mechanics, anu
lsr. conver,art with such matters, to be superior
10 auy kiln vet invented. Mr.. Samuel j. seeley, OF
N-y York is the inventor, and the proprIetors are
Nessrs srely, Boyle, * Co., who supply the lime
t,r thr Capitol extension, (as well as other places,)
where the article may be seen This IL, probably,
an imperfect description of the concern, but is a.
correct a. we can make it, under present circum-
stances. and Will answer our purpose, which is to
attract the attention of the scientific and curious in
mechanical and manufacturing matters, to one Of the
.rsat inventions of this inventive age.
The Difficulty urith the FkiT.-Yesterday, the Fakir
of siya having returned to the city, arrested on
Two charge- one for the larceny of the trunk of Al
Ling the other for assault and battery on Dor Ming
Alter a prolonged ina before Justice Dom, in which
Daniel Radcliffe Esq appeared for the Chinese, and
VA. Davidge, Esq, for the Fakir, the magistrate
dismissed the charge of larceny, but held him bail
r Court for the assault. Itappesred that the Fakr,
in removing the properties of the concern from the
living House To 90 to Alexandria to perform, took
with him BY force the trunk Of A. Ling. In the
course OF the proceedings, Dor Ming Was knocked
DOWN by the Fahir, the whole party of Chinese
u,ing to 20 with him. and difficulty arising between
him and his partners one of whom is Mr.. VIM.
Scbach, Of New York. Justice Dom could Lot
COnstrue the taking of the trunk, under the circum-
larceny, from his decision stated above.
We rarn this mOr-,ing that the Fakir has left tie
liz
and open there sort Of entertainment. An ell
tire rupture Of the parties Ia. taken place, but who
lO blame is not for to say, if We really knew.
a Fine Boquet and Cornpfiment-On Saturday
afternoon, Charles Soran, Esq, arrived from Wash
ngton, bearer Ofa magnificent boquet for the lady
and offspring Of Col. j. Maybury Turner, which was
presented To that gentleman, ccOmpanied by letter
Of hearty acknowledgment of his extraordinary at
t,nti1nS 10 the Montgomery Guards on their recent
visit To BALTIMORE. IL War gathered bv the Quarter
master of the Company, Mr. James Naher who is
Public Gardener To the President, and WAS pucksd
from the grounds o! tie Presidential mansion. Every
H1wrr. fragrant leaf and similar product of Wash
agton, combined in this floral gift 1t flied large
azS hat boz. Col. Turner received the '.soldi-rs
gii with feelings he could Mt express. but will
doubtless endeasOr 10 give uiteTance by letter to
III generous sons of Montgomery.-Baf. .frgu.
In addition To the above, We learn that the same
parties forwarded yesterday TO Baltimore by the
hands of Conductor Collins another rich boauet To
Col VIM. VI. Devoe, OF Jackson Hall, who so gen
rrously welcomed the Guards OH their recent visit to
The Monumental city.
4 Ssr Church OrsGn.-The Swedenboryian 60
cetY, worshipping in the Fifth Ward, contracted a
short time sncc with the Mcssrs. Pom-plitz & Rode
M4Hi nj paff.
suitable for the Use of their choir Mr.. PomepIitz
arrived here lat night and informed us that the in
suument would he here day and ready for IRE by
sunday next. IL il not i large instrumera as the
''t IseOo) would indicate, but is large enough for
The church service II constructed in the Grecian
se OF architecture grained in imitation of oak and
mas ten stops, viz open diapasOn, bass stopped a
pasOn, bass; open and stopped dapasons. treble:
PnRcPa, flute, fifteenth, dulciana, yioincelio, and
'peh swell. The contract was made through Mes.rs.
INDUS hlIz, and we learn has been satisfactorily
fulfilled.
me Jeclh NeU TeGT.-Hcsterday and the day be-
our Hebrew population have been CELEBRATING
ueh New Year, which IL a general celebration
among those people. The festival il A solemn one
d
gg9e. II dates from the creation of the world when
'+iu' Let there he hsht, and there was light"
'Ha Is probably the most impressive OF all the ami
"I'aEles Of the Jewish people.
The sky, the sea the earth and flower.
When started Times career
iosriher sang their glorious song
10 greet the First Born Years
nus co The Hebrews remember the birth of the
world and prepare themselves fp7 the fu,u,e
I'day they celebrate the Feast of the Atonem.,,
I" 'oine weeks the soemnities connected with ,be
anniversary will be continued, We understand.
ne 'h'"e's ct -4ler0ndriG.-ls will be seen ,bat
wv Chiness Tumblers to give benefit thi. even
Z" AieAahdna, TO their suffering brethern the
'uggiers, VINO are IN our midst in destitute
OhaIuon, and We trust our readers in that city will
andy remember them. Tomorrow evening a ,iui-
al benefit will be gwen them in Washington, when
'Sf eihEens will have an opportunity OF aiding the
stressed strangers, and of hehodiag their best per-
t'shces, which are throwing the knife other feats
aid Their wonderful tumbing
rag FTeseriation.-On Monday evening next, the
Il "h "1eIhpIe III tneir aTmOry on
i'iihd tor drill. The company will be in uniform
Al cannot fail TO make handsome appearance
4'"s The evening splendid Amer lean flag will be
p''eh'td to the Company by DIR. J. Z. Morgan, Sur
s'o0 10 The regiment of volunteers and Will he 70
''ed by the ensign, Mr.. 4. f. Lloyd. The ceremony
WI no doubt be interesting, and be witnessed by n
large audience
""A Furkeys-Pine Gdme.-We understand thai
"e''''' A. c. Riddle and J. Johnson, of this CITY
AI'ed On Monday last while cunning, fiv. wild tur
They also bagged dozen fine partridges
~" was rare sport in the line