Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-17
PERSONAL.

'''' MI Sultu MiiicT, VINO now represents
the frat congressional district of Indiana in
the House of Representatives, (Nebraska bill
man, has been renominated. We received
this news this morning by telegraph.
80. Hon. A. H. Reeder has left W ashington
for Easton, Pa. He expects to arrange his
private affairs so as to leave for Kansas the
latter part of next month. Gov. Reeder will
be accompanied to Kansas by Mr.. Hutter, who
has abdicated the chair editorial of the Easton
Argus in favor of Col. S D. Patterson
Green c. Bronson is not so green as to
remain in the field as a candidate for the
Governorshipo of New York. Notwithstanding
his positive and repeated destinations, several
of the Adamantine journals persist in keeping
his name at the head of their columns. They
must be hard run for a candidate.
80. The hatters are we'll represented in the
present Congress. In addition to Hon. Messrs
Vansant and Florence, already noticed in the
Star, We have to add the names of Hon.
Messrs. Trout and Curtis, both of Pennsylva-
MIA. The venerable Mr.. Giddingsi is Of Cpl III on
that Elk Governor Smith must have served an
apprenticeship to the hating business for he
vows that no person understands better how to
" make the fur fly than the keen cutting
Ex-Governor himself
80. The First Presbyterian Church of Lou
isVilie, Ky, has unanimously declined to unite
with Dr.. Breckenridge in requesting that the
pastoral relation between them be dissolved
80. Edward Crane, President of the Yer
mont Central Railroad, has resigned in consc-
quence of his Schuylerising proclivities. On
Friday last it was discovered that he had over
issued eight thonsand shares of the Company
This is the second mtstOrtn1e Of the kind hat
has happened to The virtuous Crane.
I'M .--n1,4 poL--. $500
IN worcester, Mass, few days ago he
should be within the four walls of a peniten
tiary.
80. Boston judge has sentenced a Mr..
Owen o'Bfiea to three years Imprisonment T..
the State prison for polygamy. The amorous
youth has reached the tender age Of eighty ,
His last wife has not yet been emancipated
from her d" teens"
80. Mr.. Paul, the cashier of BeImopt's
Bank, who confessed to having stolen the
$4,000 and returned it through the Post
Office, has been discharged, the offence not
being indctable.
80. Bingham, the protector of Susan Deni n,
is recovering 1t will be recollected that he
was shot at Aspinwall by one of the sympa-
thisers-so it was supposed-of young Wood
ward.
.... Judge Halle, of the Supreme Court OF
Rhode Island, died of cholera at Warren, in
that State, on Saturday morning
....Samuel Barstow, ESQ we'll known
and estimable lawyer of Detroit, died in BUT.
falo on the 18th, Of congestion of the brain
His family was with him. he having left home
for summer tour of pleasure. Few men in
Michigan were held in higher esteem by their
fellow citizens
....Aa individual belonging to brass band
| In the Paris national guard, was in the habit
| of bringing home to his wife, unbeknown to
himself, love letters crammed in the profund-
tiles of his instrument by he gentleman tina.
played the cymbals in the same band lie
also carried back answers in the same convey
ance. The presence of this foreign matter in
the cavity of the bassoon, caused the performer
to commit innumerable qnachs, and produce
effects anything but harmonious He was Oh
the point of being expelled in disgrace from
the band, when the amorous correspondence
was discovered The missives, however, were
found to be for his daughter, and not for his
wife, so that his musical reputation and his
domestic honor are both preserved intact