Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-20
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80. Tho fussy little correspondent of the
New York IInss let's out some of his surplus
gall on the head Of the paragraphiss Of the
Star, for intimatiDg how tho Fishery and Re
ciprocity Treaty was " cribb-d" Notwith-
standing his ire, tho Capitol stands firm on its
foundation, and the Evsning Star is still
printed at one cent per copy, or So SO per
year Advertisements inserted at the usual
rates. Job printing neatly and expedi,iousy
executed on reasonable terms Specie taken
at par. In intimatipg what the aforesaid
paragraphist did, we were only making publ'e
elsewhere what is in the mouth Of all Wash
ington. The Washington correspondent Of the
Pe"msyicanian says:
There must be leak 10 the Senate, or
among the Senate employees, or how could
The japan treaty. which is now under .ecre
discussion, lind its way into the columns of the
New York Hsrald and New York Tunes? I,
is whispered that tho Washington correspond.
ent Of the T'mes is a believer in spiritual
rappings. If such is tho case, the frixhtful
idea suggests itself that no has been using one
of his b"arders as medium for the paper IL
which be deposits bis surreptiiious goods"
80. Notwithstanding the oppressive heat Of
the weather yesterday afternoon, the NJ .rine
Band attracted quite large crowl to the
Capitol grounds. The old, the young, and the
middle eyed we're there-the fair headed, gray
headed, and bald headed-the buds and bios
s.ms OF the rising generation, to say nothing
Of the generation already risen. Not among
the least Interesting groups scattered literally
over the grounds, was the one Of which the
President was distinguished unit. He was
laughing and chatting in the most epj ,yable
manner with Senator Bright, ex-Sena, or John
T. Hale, and uon. Mr.. C.ingman, while Mr..
Giddings stood close by, looking as amiable
aud sWees.tempered al when no is pitching
into tho " peculiar institution - sis that the
way" observed q by-standse, almost LOUD
enough for the President to hear, "your king
mixes with the Pc ople?"
49,. 1t is now positively stated that Madame
Grisi will sail for the United States some tim.
next month. Her notes may be still silvery :;
but at her tims Of life th ey must be below
par.
80. Lieut.. D. D. Porter, the commander Of
the Go!deo Age, is quite seriously ill with the
Chagfes fever. lie was taken the day ate,
his return, week ago Monday. lie is stay
ing at Perth Amboy, n. J.
80. Hon. Edward Everett Is among tie
guests at Newport.
80. Independence day was celebrated by
banquet At the S.ar and Garter Hotel, Lon.
don, given by George Peabody to $50 guests
Qneen Victoria sent her own and Prince AL
Derts portraits to decorate the dining room
Sir james Emerson Teneut proposed lhr
memo'y Of Washington" Speeches were
made by Messrs. Blu ,hanan, Peabody, Buck.
man. Of New York. Barnard. of Connecticut,
&C., and song was sung, written by Ms J
r Peabody.
....Ayoung Philadelphia merchant recent.
y Seh"ylsrisea bis father out of so 900, all
Of which, no says, was scratched out of him
by the tiger"
'...Pozzolini, the young tenor singer, at.
tached to sontass opera troupe, died in Mex.
100 OF cholera, shortly after Sootsg herfelf fell
q violin to that disease. Berctti, the cbo,n.
singer, IL also dead. -.
THE reported death of Alvarez, the lead.
er OF the Mexican revolutionists, at Acapulco.
Which c'mes by way Of Havana, seems to be
confirmed by advi;es from Mexico. e-s
80. The regular Washington correspondent
OF the Baltimore Clipper was not the gentle.
man alluded TO in yesterdays Star. The letter
on appeared over the nomms ia
plxSe Of "sevsu.h Ward - ~.
....The health Of Senator Wright, of New
jersey, IL slowly improving. He viii NOT b.
able, however. to resume his seat in the sep.,.
before next winter.
49,. u'h John Mckeon, the newly appointed
u. D. District Attorney for New York, enters
apoa tie duties Of hi alncs to-day. The su,.