Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21
PERSONAL.

49,. The utmost care and rIscaution are
used in the collation. and preparation Of the
news matter for the columns of the Star; but
occasionally we are deceived; sometimes by
the malice. but more f frequently by the inno-
cent misrepresentation Of our cotemporarie
We published 8 notice yesterday, founded on
. statement which appeared in several Viz
girii papers, 10 reference to tho peculiar cir
cumst .nces attsnding-what was given out &c
hs-the recent death of the youngest SON OF
the celebrated Patrick Henry. Subsequent
iIq IiIes have satisfied US that the story waz
II, only manufactured out Of the whole cloth
q: that it had its origin in the promp;ings OF
H'aiice. Nathaniel Henry, the youngest sor
:: the great orator, has been dead about three
ars. lie died poor, but bis poverty was al
honorable poverty; end bis last days we're
chesred ~ the kind attentions Of attached
friends and relatives. Inheriting an ample
estate. II eoon passed from him i; for his hear,
was too big, and his hand too open, for the
selfish ways of this selfish world.
80. There Is quite a number of celebrities
Cow sojouyniog at New York. The Herald of
tsat cay says:
lhe summer season generally brings to
Gar cry distinguished characters from ali
parts II the void. and We are gratiied T.
learn that they Ind the metropoli. and lis
hotels much more magnificent than they anti
cipated Prince Paul OF Wurtemburg Count
WedsentoiS, Of Germany; OK President Cebal-
los, of Mexico MIR. Stocked, Charge DAT
fares Of Russia, AID q number Of other dis
inguished visiters from Peru. Chilli, and Eu
rope; are now at tLo Metropolitan Hotel, and
their lsvees in the drawing rooms are quite q
feature. PriI CO Paul of Nurtemburg is one
OF the most Celebrated travellers of the age II.
Las just retafpei from California and Sou b
America, and ID now on bis way to the Eas,
Indies lie is brother TO the pre-eot reignins
Duke Of Turtemburg AMI cousin to QueeL
Victoria. EI President Ceballos of Mexico
hAs vita him about twenty Of mis- most faith
fQi adhsrents, who firmly believe that the sta:
OF 'heir chief will be soon az ain in the a.
cen liant. Trey are auXieusly awaiting tb.
course Of ents in Msxico aad the res Ilt O
tie co1rrst going on be;wsen Santa Anna 40,
Aiyaley."
49,. Lord FL gin remarked to q gentleman q,
Po tland, that there was one feature Of the re-
oert reception given him in that city, Will
Hh.ch be was pa. tic1larly plsa,es-,hat Of ;
pubic dinner without Iquo Of any kind
This, he added, Was the fIs. public dinner o
which he ever partook VII ch WAS str; lily toe
total affair, and from the handsome manner il
which this parsed Ct, he was satisfied that, 70,
a company called together as that WAS it wal
better to exclude liquors than to admit them
IAN attempt was recently made 70 drive
Barney Williams, the actor, from the Stage oil
the Walnut street theatre, Philadelphia, il
eoasequeDes Of q personal difficulty which be
had with Mr McDonough. Mr.. McDonough'
friends a.sem0 ed in large force, having pre-
viously exciiel tho city by means of black.
guard hsndtilis, and attempted to drive vii.
liams from the stage; but the good sense of th,
barney triumphsd.
Mile Urea Matthias, the dauseuse, has
recovered from that sprsin. We breathe fre oily
again. ...e .......
Hon. Andrew Tracy, Of Vermont, de
alinss . reelection to Congress
REV z. H. Chaplin will dslivsr an ora
non at ihs New York Crystal Palace on the
Fourth of July. .-.sl -
49," Ned Buntline" was recently married
70 aiss ane Judah, Jewess, Of Charlestewn.
mass NED hrst or second wife, who is q
Ne" York dsntile, is still living She obtained
sditoree from him some three or four wears
ago.
....HOn. Mr.. Allison, formerly a member
Of Congress from Pennsylvania and the imms.
date predecessor Of Hon. Mr.. Trout, died ,,-
osnty at bis residence in Beaver county, Pa