Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-22
pERSRNAT,

IAN elopement has taken place in, or
rather from, Philadelphia which has caused
more than the customary sensation which fol-
lows events Of this kind. The particulars are
thus furnished by the Philadelphia cores
pendent of a New York paper: .... l.....
g A very distressing case Of elOpement has
within the past week taken place in our city
The guilty parties are a dramatic performer,
himself a married man, and father Of a family,
and the female the daughter of highly res
pectable family, who had herself been mar.
ried about three months. She mysteriously
disappeared one day during the absence of her
husband, with her trunk. She was traced to
the Arch street theatre, where her guilty par
ner ill her fight was performing, and he also
having disappeared, the inference is that thew
went off together. The unhappy husband has
been almost frantic since the occurrence The
lady is quite youthful, and few years since
was on the eve of running off with the present
partner Of her flight, but was prevented by
the interference of her father"
go. Horace Greedy IS to be one of the speak
ers at negro celebration, at Pittsburg, on the
lst of August A man must be- singularly
constituted who can venture this weather into
such crowd. But, whoever heard Of a phi
losopher, whose head was not inclined to .oool
gathering? ........ -...
90. Miss Julia Deans young sister, Edwina,
we see it stated, is preparing to make her
debut in opera.
So. The Albany papers announce the death
Of Robt Emmett Temple, Adjutant General Of
New York. ..-
SO. Mr.. and Mrs Bloomer have sold out
their newspaper at Mt. Vernon, Ohio, the
Western Home Visitor" and have started to
the far west in search Of home. The news.
paper speculation did not pay.
80. Among the recent distinguished arr.
walls at Saratoga Springs, were Hon. Caleb
Cushing, Of Massachusetts,; Ex. Governor Msr.
win, of Ohio; Patricio Paz, Collector at Ha-
vana at the time of the Black Warrior trouble;
Ex-G Governor Seward, Archbishop Hughes, and
Ex-Governor Price, Of New Jersey.
-. The New York Evsning Post states
that the late Mr. Pitts, clerk in the State De-
"artment, was one Of the Washington CORES
:. - that Journal. -,.i-
pondentsv. lara cases reported We
-. Among the cnv.- Ian. Of the
notice that Of Abraham B. Colen--.
Burnett House, Cincinnati, who was seized by
the disease on the steamer Troy, going from
Chicago to Maekinaw. But by the devoted
care Of his two nieces, who accompanied him,
he was saved. ,na.. . ,n.... - stt ,zs.
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Ton PAINE, TIE DEVIL, AND DE-. RosE's
PAIN CURER.-Dr. Rose recently called on
printer in this city, and ordered some circu-
culars for his Pain Curer, to be. printed as
soon as possible: The printer asked his dsvH
ii the job could be done Immediately. The
tmp replied no, unless they stopped Tom
Paine's works. The doctor replied that Tom
Paine's works were for the devil, but his Pam
Curer would restore the sufferer, cure and
keep him out of the devil hands. The printer
then said that the Pain Curer should have the
preference, as he did not believe in Tom Paine,
or any other pain but the .sPain Curer. ~
PHILADELPHIA Mercury. = -at s go ,,.. = -
q The Baltimore Democratic City Con-
yention have passed resolutions dsnounoine
Know Nothingism ~ = 3 bes s.ssis els 1s5aalss
as CAMP MEf1Na.-The camp meeting for
Prince Georges circuit takes place on the
lands of Mr.. Clement T. Hilleray, in Bladens
burg district, on the 18th Of August next.