Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-19

The WEA7AER.--Thsrs Is every ans,a.san.e
from to-day, that tina weather will soon +. g.
again. Mature looked this morning Iove,v IN
ner spring dress and nowhere did She annear
more charming than about the grounds Of tba
White House. We noticed thai the tre -. u.o
in full bud. and one apple tree in nart;sn ire
was loaded to excess with blossoms: If oniv
one nait become matured to fruit, there viii
DC nne crop OF apples on It, From the an.
Pearances OF the trees and plants about the
grounds, we should imagine that the fr,it
crop Is not IN danger from the late bad wealth
or; whether, however, other places have not
'unereo more, We are unprepared to say
FATHER MATTHEW'S HEALrg.-On enou;rv
TINS morning, we were happy to learn that the
Rev. Mr. Matthews, Pastor of St. patrick's
Church, who has been lately in a bad state of
9eaith, and confined to his bed, is considerably
Later, and so far recovered as to be able to
We Sn3 rs chamber for his sitting room, whore
in an I'm TINS morning comfortably sea ed
ss an IA wing state of health If no relapse
again. . iin'i' 'oon u % well
t..,- Within short time. az manv
~ ~ marines have deserted from the bar
racks at the Navy Ya,d for the annrehens;on
Si eaen Oh whom a. rewa.d of thirty dollars
70, and they were all enlisted at Xev Yorh
100 BAD time ago we noticed .or,.
inventions of Richard Dening. ST.. of W.: w.
the inventor had caused to be made models ~ ~
more clearly xhibiting their application. We
are sorry to hear that some scamps have stolen
the old gentlema's models or concealed them.
az winch ne Is quite downcast. This is too
bad, whether done in earnest or in Joke and
as the models are of no utility but to the
owner, we trust that the parties implicated
Will return them. We again remark It is too
bad. - 40 'oo
1HE CoURTs.-ln the Criminal Court NO
cases were tried yesterday; to-day Emily Nal.
let was arraigned on a charge of keeping n
mousse OF i'll fame, and the trial was progressing
wnen we let the Court room. Mr.. Darlington
appeared for the defence.
To-day, in the Circuit Court the will casa
mentioned in yesterdays Star, was continued
INSULTING LADY.-On Monday evening
last thing in the shape of man followed q
respectable lady on the street and insultei her
several times. The lady reached her home
ana hndlng her husband there, told him of the
circumstance he Immediately ran out and
caught the BLACKBOARD and was about TO adj
minister proper thrashing to him, when the
wretches neckerchief gave way under the
gsntieman's grasp, and he made his escape
we would very much like to know the fellows
name, that it might be made public
a Yesterday, a police officer
confined two young men, w. Drury and j
Ryan, In the Guard house. and thew were re-
tanned in the cell until this morning We ara
informed that they have complained to the
Mayor Of their treatment, and stated the length
OF time they were confined without q trial
they complain of the officer who arrested
them, and contend that it was his duty to take
them before a police magistrate who could
have committed them to prison.
RuNAwAY,-Much appreb sn,ion was caus.d
yesterday: in the vicinity of the Centre Market
by the queer gambOls Of a horse, who, having
broke from wagon, to which he was fastened.
IN the vicinity of Trinity Church, bolted dewn
street, and never stopped until he arrived op
poslte the market, where his course was ar.
rested by his suddenly falling down. He was
lad hold OF as soon as he recovered his feet.
and thus further mischief prevented.
Observation-Disclosures six superintend
ents and all the men under their employ, were
discharged from the aqueduct above George
town The cause of this is the failure of Con
gress to pass the deficiency bill, containing the
appropriation.
WATCH RETURNs.-B. Lyons and Girls. Coler.
drunk and disorderly; paid fine and cost VIM.
Drury, drunk in the street; paid cost. Jas.
Ryan, do do.