Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-04
PERSONAL.

''''0acop Dloom, oi fnliadelpnla, the late
Native American candidate for the Presidency
| has become editor and part owner of the Phil
| adelphia Reporter, a daily paper recently
started by Messrs. Moran & Sickles. Mr..
Broom is evidently looking up.
....John Mitchell, the Irish refugee, is about
to receive formal invitation to visit Rich.
mond, Va.
| 80. Bennett, of the New York Herald, under
takes to defend the Wards and justify the yer.
dict of their acquittal. By his mode of reason
ing, any of the many thousand persons who
have been so vilely injured by Bennett, OF
their relatives, would be justified in shooting
| him down, whenever they meet him.
80. Charles Gavan Duffy, one of the Irish
patriots, is out in the New York Times in a flu.
rious onslaught on his fellow. patriot, John
Mitchell. The attack is exceedingly bite,
and personal
-. J. G. Percival, the poet, is said to be in
the employ of the American Mining company,
| at Galena.
80. Among the arrivals at Browns Hotel
we notice the name of Col. F. NJ. Wynkoop,
U. S. Marshal of Philadelphia.
80. American vocalists are making reputa-
tons in Italy just now. The last advices from
thence announce the popularity of new bari
tone, Edward Sumner, at the theatre in Arezzo.
High encomiums are passed on another Amer
lean, Willard by name, tenor at the same
theatre. Adelaide Philips still brings down
nf y,lo,
Milan.
80. Mr.. Josiah Walcott, of Concord, N. III
claims to be inspired by the "Spirits" to re-.
produce his interior perceptions of things ce.
lestial, on canvas. Through his agency, it
appe ars they have succeeded in getting one of
Judge Edmonds' visions done into colors. A
Spiritual Art Gallery, to be established by
subscription, is the proposed scheme of Mr..
Walcott and his friends.
1.-THE Texas State Times of the 18th ult
says Mr.. Gwin, the young man who was lately
shot down in the streets of Austin, in an ARRAY
with Capt. Grumbles, is rapidly recovering
from the effects Of his wounds, and is now con-
sdered out Of danger.
IL.
York regiment, that fought SO CALAMITY in
Mexico. arrived in Washington last evening.
We hear that he has special business with the
President
1.-The Baltimore argus is quite severe on
Mr.. Barada, the Peruvian Guano Agent at Balti-
more, and DIR. Reese, the Inspector of Guano,
for permitting the former to name the subor
dinase State officers attached to the guano in
spection. Hit EN- again, Mr.. drgus, they have
no friends
ut is rumored that John Forsyth, of
Georgia, will be appointed Consul to Havana.
....Hon. Myron II. Clark, Senator from the
Ontario district, is proposed in the Carson
League as Maine Law candidate for Governor
of New York
Hon. Thomas II. Benton has written to
one of his organs-the New York Evsning
Post-acknowledging the rumor of his intend
ed opposition to the appropriation for the CT ads.
den treaty. We presume that his opposition
will amount to nothing more than single vote
against the bill
-. correspondent of the Tribune, writ.
ing from this city, says: 81 learn from the
most positive source that both Mr.. Fillmore
and Mr. Kennedy, not to mention other men,
bers Of the ex.Cabinet, are confident that they
are again to occupy large buildings in Wash.
ington." This writer appears to be on the
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