Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-24
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Rev. Eleazec Williams is before the
legislature Of Vermont, prosecuting the claim
of the St, Regis Indians to all the land living
north CT Otter Creek in that State
We learn from Genoa that our char,e
10 Sardinia, hr. Daniels, has been expelled
from a club of gentlemen at Turin. probably
IN consequence Of his having written cele
brated letter
...' Ihe Frederick EGzniner says:
Miss Josephine Bunkley, novice who had
not completed her probation, esca ped from the
sIsEerhood al Lmmittsburg. about 2 o'clock on
the morning OF the 10Th inss She was the
G,ughte' OF Joseph Buckley. ESQ of Norfolk.
Va protestant, who took her under his pro-
lection through this city on Wednesday last
on their way home Miss is about Is wears
OF age d very accomplished and beautiful
young lady, speaking several langu ages and a
superior musician"
'.. The Albany Atias says there is a bank
oct West 90 decidedly broken and gone that
they bet the bills on Bronson That hank
must be ID a bad way indeed
-. Hon. X. ". johnson, has been elected
unanimously. U. S Senator from Arkansas
j his news will be gratifying to the people of
this city when Mr.. johnson is universally
esteemed.
49, Some person writing from Boston to the
NeW York Evening Post says:
.'Our municipal election is to take MACE in
less tnan fortnight, and So completely cowed
are TIE wings that most Of their number are
disposed not 10 bring forward candidate in
opposition to Mayor Smith, should he be- nopi
mated for reelection by the Know Nothings
as it Is understood that he will be.''
49, Father Brady, whose re &c Mt death and
burial at Hartford have been the cause of so
much excitement in that city, died, according
10 the certificate Of the physicians of cholera,
brought On by deep depression of spirits
-. Both Rachel and Cruyelli are said 10
have accumulated about half million OF dol.
lars; but, like Oliver Twist they are still ask
ing for more.
go. Mr. Gallegos. the Delegate from New
Mexico, is at Willards
49,. The Know Nothings have been claim.
ing the Democratic delegate to the Legisla
tnre from Poland, Mass. The Post learns that
the claim has been hOnorably withdrawn"
Mayor Towers has returned from his
recent wedding trip. He looks remarkably
well.
80. Maj. zen. Winfield Scott is in this civ
in good health.
49, Inc TOUR indictments against Robert
u. simpson, late county treasurer of Philadel
phla, ana John Scissor, one of his securities,
anu VIM Ii. Christman, one of his clerks,
eacn .! whom we're indicted separately, and
again Jointly, have been certioraried to the
supreme court, which meets on the second
monday CT December next They were
charged Win embezzllng the public money! of
me State, contrary 10 the act of IS45
...'uoy. keeder mas authorized the Kansas
hera.d TO state, that he will o,der tae election
ioi ueiegato to Congress from that territory To
take place on the 18th Of November inst,
Senator Clayton of Delaware. the Know
Eotbing candidate for President has o;r.,
public notice that he will neither sign or o; va
any III, re recommendations to office He in
TENDS tha' nose 10 whom the responsibility of
making appointments belongs shall bear il
and fOr his own part he means 10 mind his
own business. His letter shows that the old
fellow is around
''.'lt Is said that the portraits of William
rem al zen. Lafayette have been Withdrawn
rom Independence Hall, PHILADELPHIA. under
the Mo" Nothing administration of Mavor
Conrad Can it be true!
80. In Illinois, John C. Allen, Democrat
IS elected TO Congress in the 5th district nv
ABOUT 10 aJOrlty over archer, Fusion. Gov.
MoorG, Democrat, is elected State Treasurer
over Miller, Fusion, by about 4, 900 majority.
.'.. Mrs. Nhipple, wife Of Col Thomas
Wbipple, distinguished Democrat of New
Iiamps hire, died at Meredith Bridge N n
On The IA b instant Mrs WhipIIe was :
daughter OF Isaac Hadley, Esq, of Rumney.
.... Healey, the American artist it is said.
intends to offer TO the Paris Crystal Palace
MS portraits of Miss Smead and Mr. Pea body
OF London. Miss Smead is the lady whom the
pun ic will remember as no beau iful English
girl 20 whom once upon time, the Emperor
so very attentive, and fro m whom the En-
'ress though proper in consequence, to with
draw 70 invitation u visit the TUT lleries
American resident artists, generally, are to
take part in the exposition Messrs Hunt
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