Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-09
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'... The Norfolk Herald Of Saturday saws
that instructions have been rece<ed nv tho
agent IN that city from Col kippey eu,b,r;.
ing the stopping Of enrolling mer, for the Cen
uSi American expedition 1t is said unfor-
Iunaie circumstances and difficulties have
.auSeo ihe Colonel TO come to this determine
ton.
800 lhe President has signed the resoIu.
ilen dire.'ins vessels to be sent 10 the relief
III hsue. oteps are to be immediately
'dAen ior the departure of the expedition
80. The Baltimore Clipper usrer learned
rom the Star that John Davis was elected
SIHI'1 nom III: nolS In The place Of General
80. Laura hean, formerly Of the St. Charles
theatre, Baltimore, is on her return VOYAGE to
TeN ioIK from Sydney II appears that on
ner sIh'al there, she met a near rel atiye who
and he offered her any amount of none ;f
sne "ls1ed to return To the good old home -"
one TOOK him at his word, and embarked on
me day she arrived at Sydney
80. Chateaubriand received for the pabli
cation, IN the huilietOas of one Of the daily
papers, OF his Memories '0utre TOmhe. f3SSi
or mule more than f2O for each feuiIIeton
LamaIune received e, 900 for his Condolences.
or Els AZ. per fueilleton.
-.-.Carle,on, the celebrated Irish writer of
nenons' who has tor many years received a
government pension of f2O0 per annum. is
ABOUT 10 leave Ireland fsrevsr, and pass The
remainder OF bis days in Canada
'.'' Inc New York Herald says:
"oewaTds, Wilson's, and Dur kec' : electian IN
Inc senate has paTalyzed Know Nothinpism
IN MAJ ylaEt and Virginia. Unless Nertbern
hhO" NOthlngs make soEae authorized state.
meLt proving they have not been ms rumentsI
Ia eieecEg these a6clitionists, the order is
ALREADY used NJ Ia the Sou.h' Strabismus
|of the press will Turn upon the new party the
moment lie finds il on The wave.
.... Lieut.. Gustavus V. Fox. of the Navv
nov captain Of steamer George Law, has been
hbed $500 at New York fer The abuse Of the
steward Of his ship A passenger went into
the pan'ry and demanded some lines for
making lemonade; on the stewards answer
ING lneIe was hone, be was called liar.
MheTeuPon he ordered the passenger to yacate
ne pantry; Tor this usual and legal exercise
VI authority ny the steward over his own pan.
Try, Capt Fox put him in irons and kept him
on deck during the night in the rain.
80. The Masonic Mirror publishes a curl
Gus story, TO the effect that Morgan, who, il
was alleged, was murdered 5y the Free Ma.
sons Tor disclosing their secrets, has been found
- ~ bAdt NC uOW goes DY the
name OF Mustapha, and is engaged in teach
iES the English language Inc authority
given fer this report is one Joseph A. Bloom.
According to tho Mirror, this man Bloom met
Morgan at house in S.nyrns, to whom the
latter gave detailed account Of his adyen.
lures. IL is stated that Morgan left the coun.
N be ship MeIyine, which sailed frorn
Boston 20 smyrna, and belonged to the 6rn Of
LangGon d Co. The Captais's name of the
MeI'ine WIS " elch. Ii matters little now.
perhaps whether The story be true or false
Gen. WiIson. who has Just bscn chosen
United states Senator from Massachusetts.
was originally strong jackson man, stumped |
the state for Harrison, became "A strong adv
cate Of John Tyler, and supported all the Free |
sCil and AbOliti candidates for the presidency
He was nominai ed by Freesoilers for Goyernor
az the last election in Msssach it's, but with
drew from the oanyass with the understandin,
that he would be supported by the successful
part for tbs u s. Sena'e. So says the New
Bedfor.i Mercury.
ts-TL. esi heater to resist winter with Is
snavoI.,, - I Those who have tried i'm
1oveJ .,ovs. -. 'ilsd, will please to remem-
er thu, \ ,o.d 80 - given to poor per-
On warns you aimOst al A 80 " ~oS' NAAAA'