Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-12
PE RSONAL.
Mazzini says the movement in Gree

| ....J. coughs receipts in Great Britain
for twelve months temperance lecturing it is
said, will certainly lot be less than g., 900.
! -. Horace Bonney, who has been in Jail
at Augusta, Maine, about three years on the
Charge Of counterfeiting, has just had third
trial before the supreme court and been ae-
quilted ..
80. Captain Eynders- celebrated and
redoubtabie Captain Rynders, is about to turn
author lie is about to publish a work on the
| Moral Character of Duelling.
+ -. Ex-President Tyler lectures before the
Petersburg Lyceum in the course of few
days. E-lis 49,.
80. Richard Stockton has been elected
Mayorof Princeton, N. J.
80. Silsbee, the commedian, is playing in
Mobile.
Henry A. Hidrcth, formerly reporter
for the Boston press, is now an inmate of the
lunatic asylum at Utica, n Y
-. Governor Farwell of Wisconsin. and
lady, are the guests of P. T. Barnum, ESQ, :,
Iranistan, Ct.
1.-THE Rev. Shales Mcdonald, of David
son county, n. c.. was arrested on Sunday, I'd
instant, and lodged in Jail, on the charge of
committing series of forgeries by which he
has obtained several thousand dollars from
the Salem Bank
...'No man, (says the Watchman.) enioyed
larger share of public confidence and esteem
than did Mcdonald. Few if any had warmer
or more numerous and wealthy friends.
Wealthy himself-his property being estimated
at between sixty and seventy thousand dollars
exceeding the amount of all his liabilities by
ONE ten or twelve thousand-his criminal
conduct cannot easily be accounted for
80. j. Q. Adams is member Of the Senate
of Wisconsin, from the 18th district.
80. Among the failures in San Francisco
are those of W. T. Bryant & Co., hardware
dealers, and Reynolds Il Co., dealers in agri-
cultural implements liabilities Of the latter
firm $3.50, 900
-. Julia Dean is playing at New York
FULL DEN1AL.-The Boston Courier
puts an extinguisher upon the facts 50
stated in regard to matters in
Boston, by the correspondent of the New
York Evening Post. 1t says:
We understand that the whole of his
statement in regard to MIR. Evcrett's cor
respondence with Mr.. F. Webster during
Mr.. Everett's late visit to Boston, Mr..
Fletcher Webster's reply, the excitement
Of friends, &c, so Enthusiastically set
forth, is wholly without foundation. No
such correspondence took place-no such
original draft was given by Mr.. Fletcher
Webster to Mr.. Lyerett-nor did any
communication OF any sort take place
between them on the subject.
1.-THE newspaper proprietors Of
Montreal have held a meeting, and re-
solved to advance the prices for advertis-
ng, and to make all business notices and
editorial notices pay 4d per line of over
10 lines, under 10 lines IS I'D. Births Is
Sd, marriages Is Cd, deaths Is Cd each,
n advance. For a square for one year
laily papers charge Ell 10.
OThe last report from Acapulco is
hat Alvarez, at the head of 5000 revolu-
lonists, had fortified all the mountain
passes, thereby preventing the possibility
If Santa Annals troops being able to get
nto The province.
UThere was frost at Savannah on
Wednesday last.
D Annexation with the United States
8 the subject of constant discussion at
present among the inhabitants of the
Sandwich Islands.
O. American brandy, to the amount
# $50 casks, were lately shipped at San
francisco for the Atlantic States. |
" The ship carpenters of New Bed
ord now stand out for So so a day,