Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-11

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80. Little diA rpstnsssr asnsfa Camp.
bell dream Of the trouble he va mailing for
himsAlf, whom he asksd and obtained leave Il
the assembled wisdom" to employ hall a dozen
more clerks farlhis oysr-worksd department.
The tiae Of ofaos hunters which have flowed
to and sbbsd from the Post Once building,
dnce these six bones have been placed ct Judge
campbellS disposal, wosld indicate that there
are about one thousand patriots in Washing.
ton, or in the great avenues leading to 1t, who
arc out of employment and are extremely anx.
ious to serve their country-for $500 year.
In order to prevent . total interruption of bu.
siness, wewould suggest the propriety Of issuing
the following y--z-s.-s-s.sss
..--.-...-..- ga, NOTICE. xER
Applicants who visit the department In car
risgss, will direct their drivers to set down
east and take up west. Letters and recon-
mendations must be placed in watsy tight bar.
rels as there is not sufficient accommodation
for them inside of the bailding In every in.
stance, these documents will be reserved for
the benefit Of tho next Committee of Investi.
cation appointed by the House Of Representa-
tives Applicants are expressly forbidden to
offer tobacco to the messengers, or attempt to
wink at Chief Clerk Oskford during Office
hours. Doors open at sunrise; but no appli.
cant will be admitted after twelve o'clock al
night. sos
-. The Rev Michael .Carhara, Roma1
Catholic priest, was arrested recently at Mil.
ford, Mass. ,on the charge Of having presented
loaded pistol at some boys who, he said. had
insulted him. The magistrate, after hearing
the case, ordered that the priest be discharged
when the Natives" turned out and burned
the magistrate in efigy. W. 30
~. John A. Ellington, Whig Senator cleo
from the counties of Roman and Davie, NORTH
Carolina, died at his reddencein Davie county
on Sunday morning, Immediately succeeding
his election. He was man of talent and
ability, and beloved by all who knew him.
80. When did the course Of true love eve
run smooth? A Philadelphia letter write
says that there Is o rumor that tho relatives o.
q young lady in that city lovely and accom-
plished, Of COURSE are daily practising upo,
her the most harsh and cruel treatment, de
priving her Of the society Of her friends, in
generating her in close apartment, withou
nourishmeat, and otherwise maltreating her
in order to force her to take an oath that sh,
will not marry the young man to whom sh,
has already plighted her faith. The younl
man is said to be of excellent character. Tn,
affair Is to be judicially Investigated.
80. A duel was recently fought at the Boi
de Boulogne, near Paris, between yount
Bostonian and an Englishman. The cause o
q quarrel was q lorette, who received the at
tentions Of both and dozen others beside
probably. A shot was exchanged, withou
effect, and as somebody was observed to b,
approaching, the disputants hurried into theil
carriages, and left the ground
49,. The Know Nothings Of tho 4th district
Philadelphia, have nominated Jacob Brown TO
Congress. The same party, in the Sd distric,
have nominated George W. Reed, for Con
gress.
80. Hon. Gerrit Smith, in settling with tn
Sergeant at Arms, was entitled to about $50
legal mileage, but only took 500, being s.
day while coming and going, and actual travel
| ing expenses.
90. Ex-President Tyler arrived in New Yor
| on Wednesday last.