Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22
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49,. The New York Tribune, Of Wednesday
mcrn NJ, thus notices the marriage Of co,oa.,
Weller, in that city:
"The Hon. John B. Weller, United STATE,
Senator from California. was married yester
day ct Calvary church. BY the Rev Dr.
Hawks. to Mrs Lizzie W. Stanton. Of this city.
the bridesmaids were Miss Adele Freeman, o.
staten Island. and the Misses Rose and Blanche
Niles the veritab'e hsroines OF Eugene Sue
Wandering Jew; he gr 'omsmen.W w. A. Blsnch-
ard. ESQ, Of California, Mani. T Brockel
bank, Esq and Henry L. Stevenson, Esq OF
this city. The bridal psrty returned to the
brides residence In -Four. eenth street, and
after the reception started for West Point, and
tomorrow Mr.. snd Mrs Weller proceed to
Saratoga, but will return South in time to at
tend thecommencement OF Nassau Hall Prince
ton, where they will be the guests Of Governor
80. Tho Green Bay Advoeate has esugh,
the Reverend Eleazer Dauphin- Of France vii
Hams fairly mapping. 1t seems that in 1874
tho Rev Eleaxer was sued for note of $3.50 80
given in 1S43, and, in his declaration, en-
deavored to escape the necessity of paying or
the plea that at the time of contracting the
de BIT be was a St. Regis Indian, and as such
not competent to make contracts plea which
the Court overruled. Now it happens tina,
this debt was incurred long sfter Williams pre-
tends to have learned from the Prince de Join
vile the secret of his royal French origin, AMI
when, according to his own story, he knew he
was Bourbon Prince and not An Indian at al
and yet he coolly comes into Court and swear
himself to be an Indian!
.... The lovers of scandal have rare BIT
in divorce suit, now pending in the New
York Court Of Common Pleas The patti, E
hail from the State of Maine. The wife who
sues for the divorce, is Mrs. Catharine Walker.
and the husband Col. Wilde p. Walker, is no
wholly unknown to the public in connection
with certain Blnk transactions some years
since. Each cha ges the other with adultery
Tho father Of Mrs W. is the president of a
bank Of Maine, and one of the weal,hiest mel
in that State.
80. 1t is ssii that Mayor Conrad, of Phil
adelpia, is besieged in his Office, waylsid in
the Streets and even hunted down in his house
by applicants for Office
80. Rev. ]. Lansing Burrows, of Philadel.
phia, one Of the pulpit celebrities of the
country, has been elected Pastor OF the FRS,
Baptist Church, in Richmond, Va.
90. We clip the following from the New
York Times:
81. l.. Brown was recently nominated 70,
the Legislature in Pacific county, Washington
Territory but died very suddenly the da,
before the election. Mr.. Scudder was then
elected. and he di, d suddenly few days af or
| A special election was then ordered. and H
Fiester chosen to fill the vacancy. The Ia {
steamer brings news that Mr.. Fiester proceed
ed to the seat Of government and on the mex
day fell dead in the House,
As the Times does not give the slightest in
timation Of the nature of the disease, which
carried off these three unfortunate member.
EJECT, it is to be feared that they have fallel
victims to the rage Of disappointed aspirant
for legislative honors. At all events, the mat
should heinvestigated before mother nomina
ton is made in Pacific county.
80. The death Of Judge Barculo is an
nounced in the New York papers
49,. Julien leaves for Europe on the 2Stl
Of this month