Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-10
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80. The clergy Of New York, Isl in NUM-
Der, have signed q remonstrance against the
Nebraska bill. All denominations deemed
orthodox are included Bishop Wainwright
heads the list and most Of the great names OF
the city clergy are included. Joel Parker,
DR.. Adams and other good Union men are
down on the list.
80. John NJ. Mott, u s. Marshal for the
Northern District of New York, is at the Ma
tional Hotel.
80. Mrs. Mowatt takes benefit tonight at
the ST. Charles Theatre Baltimore, now under
the management Of Mr.. Risley of the Variete
Tickets are one dollar and it is said every seat
has been taken.
-. The National Democ-at says:
"The Philadelphia Pennsylvania admin
istration paper notices, with congratulation,
the fact that Henry Ward Beecher, the abo-
htiOnist, is to deliver a lecture in that city
tonight" .ra
Twas just in the same manner that the abo-
lition and free-soil papers used to notice the
Rev. C. c. Burr when he was about to preach
an Universalist sermon, or make free-soil
speech. .'-
-. A private letter from Jassy of the 10th
inst. announces that the Russian Government
has confscated the property of Prince Gregory
Stourdza, son of the ex-hospodar, and that of
his mother, because he had placed himself at
the service of the sultan, his sovereign.
80. The London Court Journal says that it
is now beyond doubt that Lord Elgin will re-
turn to his post Of governor general of British
North America. . .-I-
80. In Richie county Va, John s. Mill
hone, who knocked his wife down in the house
of her father, was stabbed dead by that gen.
tleman named Richard Ankrum. Mrs. Mill
hone had left her husband in consequence of
finding some letters proving that he had cour
ted and promised to marry another woman in
an eastern city where he went to buy goods.
-. The wife Of r. A Smith, the mail robber
condemned at New Haven, is sister of the
late Mrs. Bradley, who was murdered in Con-
nectiout by Jennings. On visiting the Jail at
New Haven she found the murderer of her
sister in one cell, and her husband in another.
....Ex President Fillmore and Judge Hall
are in Cincinnati. The Commercial of that
city says :-''Arrsngements are in progress for
public demonstration Of respect toward these
distinguished gentlemen"
....Jas. w. Grimes has been nominated as
the Wing candidate for Governor Of Iowa.
-. Among late arrivals In New York, we
notice Mrs and Miss Fox, of Rochester rap
ping notoriety. One Of the sisters, (Mrs
Brown resides in the upper part Of New York
and is rapidly accommodating fortune by daily
and nightly giving exhibitions of her power
over the spirits of the departed . Wye Ia
Humbug! . 80. t.... .a-.
....J. P. Michel, who died recently at Baton
Rouge, leaves $l50,0 without any heir.
....A letter dated Genoa, February 3, has
been received from Captain Ingraham, an
pouncing his complete restoration to health.
He expected to sail for Naples in about week.
80. Mr.. Monnot, of the New York City
Hotel, has disposed of his intsrest in that estab-
lishment to Messrs Curtis, Judson, and Hiram
Crsnstop, for sum which Is not made public.
The profits Of the establishments have been
from $50, 900 to sI2O, 600 q year; and Mr..
Aonnot enjoys the credit Of being millionaire