Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-15
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PEEeONAI..

1.-THE list Of artists who have either sailed
FROM England for America or are about to do
20. includes .hs nauss Of Grisi, Mario. G. L.
Davenport, Ms Gibbs, Miss Glyn, Mrs Kir.
by, Miss Fanny vinipg, Mi.s Isabella Feather
Stone, Miss Emma Fitzpatrick, Mr.. Bennett,
Mr. Wood, Mrs Stirling Charles Mathews
has had very enc benefit.
....Among the recent arrivals in New York
are Senator Douglas, Elk President Fillmore,
Commodore Parker, q. 8. n, Hon B. L.
Eastman, Of Wisconsin, Hon. G. ". Jones. of
Iowa. Hon Mason Brown, Of Kentucky, end
Sir Edward Corbitt, member of the British
Parliament .--.-.
....Bishop Doane's health continues to give
much solcitude to his friends
80. The illrs.rious George Washington
Dixon has at length ''turned up''-at New
Orleans. At the last accounts be was in the
hands of the police, on tbe charge of carrying
of q load Of hams from store during the late
des.ruc i've fire.
-. Letters from Germany state that
Madame Jenny Lind Goldsmith has once more
professed her intention Of retiring finally from
singing in pubic. An American writer even
goes SO far as to say (his letter is dated from
Vienna,) that she has the intention of fixing
her future residence in the United States. -
go. Senator Chase, of Ohio, has been To-
vited to deliver the Grafton before the Alumni
of Dartmouth College at the next commence.
mont Mr.. Chase was a member of the class
which graduated in 1926.
1.-The Philadelphia Register has the fol.
lowing comments on the case of Stephen T.
Beale, the dentist:
1--WE publish in another column a cemmu.
nicaticn from friend of Doctor Beales. In
doing so, We indorse neither its views nor argu-
ments. The case is one that must be tried be-
fore the tribunal of public opinion as we'll as
cefore The court Of criminal law. When a lady
Of unblemisned reputation, innocent life, un-
impeachable veracity and shrinking modcsty
is driven by the violence IF her sorrow to in
woke the reprobation of society upon the per
petrator of nameless outrage, she has a right
to he heard. Her anguished cry for justice
will make every heart thrill. A suspens on
IF opinion is impossible. Human sympathies
cannot be held in reserve for tho slow action
OF a court"
1t would appear from the following para
graph, which we publish in connection with
the above, that the diabolical hint, in regard
to the administration of ether, has not been
lost upon doctor in the city of New York:
yesterday afternoon, a German girl. about
eighteen years of age, named Catharne Hump;
appeared before Justice Clark and made q
complaint against DR.. Keller. druggist, in
whose employ she was a domestic. charging
him with having, on Thursday last, admins
tered by rubbing on her head and face, chlor-
of0rm. and by causing her to inhale it. which
produced a sleepy effecs upon her, and when
in that condition attempting to violate her per-
son. which he was prevented from doing by
her screams, which brought to the room a
female named Marie Merit. warrant for
the arrest OF the accused wss Issued"
80. Peter Is knechel, drover from Phila-
delpha, was robbed of 81, 300, at tho O. S.
Hotel, in Columbus, Ohio, last Wednesday.
80. The Grand Ball at the Mount Vernon
Hotel, Cape May, on Thursday evening last,
fully came up to prediction and expectation
There were about two thousand ladies and
gentlemen present. Our young and handsome
friend, Col. James :. Wallace, of the Phila
assisted by the juvenile proprietor Of the H.
q"i, er, Jasper Harding, Esq. The supper wa
| furnished by Pelletier, and with such dis,in
| guished success, that he is now regarded as hi
last ''spasm' by the fashionable world of Cap,
| Island. .-. -..~
80. Richard Penn Smith died In Phladel
phia on the 18th inst. lie is said to have be
a man Of very superior abilities
go. The Office Of the anti Benton paper i,
Liberty, Mo, was mobbed by tho friends 0
| old Bullion" They had better 20 down
| now, and mob ST Louis
80. A sharp war is going on just now be
tween Archbishop Hughes aud John Mitchell
Of tho Citizen.
| 80. The Boone children have been eiyin.
readings at Saratoga with success.
| .... Gen. Campbell, the new Consul to Lon
don, will sail on the 10Th instant
| -. At the last accounts there were abeu
seven hundt ed persons at tho Whito ulphu
Springs.