Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

must eli her unite with the Den0or attic party
or remain a useless and ignobls local party
for CT such q character is every local party"
sE xsONAl.
80. Gen. J. A. Quitmsn, of Mississippi, and
Gen. George Cadwslladsr, Of Philadelphia.
ere 1T the National Hotel.
49,. In Nobiesville, Ia, Mrs. Julia Frey
berger brough, suit against Martin Mount.
jIy Tor damsges caused by liquor sold by the
defendant to tho plaintiff husband, John
Freyberger. Ths jary gave her verdict Of
$500.
....Dr A,hilli says tn at Plus TX. will prob
ably de as Pope, but tina, be Is the last of his
OF der that Will ever rule Rome. Time will
tell how good g prophet the vail ut Decor is
49,. Gen. Robert Patterson, of Philadel.
Phis, Is in this city, stopping at Wizards
hotel
80. A new theological magazine has been
started by one Of the parties In the old school
church, entitled the Presbyterian Critic. Ii
Is published at Baltimore, and appears under
the auspices of DR.. Stuart Robinson and Rev
Thomas Z Peek. Il is 10 represent the anti
Princeton and an;i-centrsliEing party, and
will oppose the presen. policy OF the ecclesi-
ssticsl boards Of the church.
80. James NJ. Hoyt, Esq. lawyer Of CIsve
sion, has just entered upon The ministerial Of
Zee HIS first sermon was preached 10 the
First Baptist church in that city, two or III rec
weeks ago. Mr.. Hoyt, il 10 said, has taker
this step az the result of long considered ques
tions of duly.
80. The a0tilla men" Of the last war wer
introduced into the boun y land bill by al
amendment from Mr.. May, of Md, who pre-
sented to Congress brief review Of their ser
vices At B.adensburg they bore the brunt o
the fight, under Com. Joshua Barney Tho,
are now numerous in the lower COZ mites o
Msrylsrd ard on the Eastern Shore. Nei, bel
the words sesnen," ordinary seamen," mol
"landsmen," in the bill, included these men
80. Mrs. Fanny Kemble has given repeated
readings of Shakspesre's Midsummer Night.
Dream a. Exeter Hall, 10 Loudon, accompa
MED by Mendlesohn's exquisite music and q
band and chorus, under the direction Of Mr.
Benedict.
THE Rev. Alexander Grozart, Of Elm
burg, has been for some time in the Unite,
States. collecting materials for life Of iona
THAI Edwards.
80. Joe ssawen Jones, who always wrct
himself" of Shoc,o," of this State, the autho
OF Jones's Defence Of North CarOlina, and wh,
fought duel across Toe STATE of Khoue Island
aed at Columbus, Mss On the 10th uit o
pneumonia Jones was decidedly man o
parts ana OF brilliant conversational powers.
....Bancroft has a volume Of his Miscsl
!snsous Writingsin the press Of D. Appietel
1.-THE biography Of Gov. Dorr, we hear
wiz soon be issued. 1t will possess greast DO
Htical interest
''''AlKe Walsh was serenaded on his re
Iurn nome TO Ne" York on Wednesday even.
80. 1t has been asserted that C. ". CARR
gan, Esq of Philadslphia, who spoke a. tn.
Oenocrstic meeting a, Alexandra on Monday
night ia'', Is Catholic and an I,.shnan We
nave been Intimately acquainted with M,
Carrisan for years, and pronounce the CHARGE
10 lie utterly Void Of truth. lie is the son of
American Protestan, parents, was baptize in
Lac Methodist church, an, educated 10 a N,,h
odist college lie il n OF only an American
Protestant, &c, ne tEiak has no relative ub1
Is nat Protestant.
-. The Hon. VIM. Z. Smith, of A Ina
lectured before the American Protestant As
s0ciauon at Baltimore last evening
'''' Bennett says: I've never mean 70
make such an asa OE our poor self as We have
seen Ia CheValIer BaruUm, ChevaIier Greeley
ana Others Who have given their si,Iy bi,prs.
piles 10 the public &" Nature has saved Ben.
nett the trouble Of this, and in addition made
hln an aIraG; k1ave
''.' Ihe committee Of Congress, who. A.
Judge Bayly's o@n request, investigated the
charges made by Mr. Benjamin Green sgaiist
Jucge Bsyly's Cfioisl conduct as member
and snsirmaa Of the Committee on WAYS and
means reported unanimously that there wa.
not the 81 GIT color for such q charge and no
lnpioIne'y in Judge Bay ly's conduct.
''''Judee Mason, the American Minister in
faris, IL said TO have alnost entirely reco,,,.3
DIS health During his nlness, the Fmne,o,
ara al TIE Imperial family ma ifested much
int est IA Lis welfare, and at the las. diplo.
maue gs'nefihg atthe Iuiliories the family Cf
DIT. Mason were present, and were varmIv
congratulated on the Minister'S recovery
80. IL Is expected thai Mile Rachel viii
arrive 10 this country early in September p.r,
being scgaeed 10 play I've " eeks in London
previous TO her departure; this engagement il
10 commence IN July, for which she ia 10 re
SelEe -Jj 600 francs lie 18th OF August ia
ta,d TO he the dste 61ed upon for her embark
Auon Tor America
- PREVIOUS TO Mr.. SCUle's arrival in Paris
81 nDs way to England, az article appeared in
PuDhcsn siecle, os.ensibly from Madrid
TO the following effect
Mr. SOGle has Cuittad our ,.n;,.l IT.
e'ehihg before his departure. be took ofsciaI
Iea'e OF The Queen. Isabel CAV. h;,, a ,ons,
uAuerlhg feceptlon-.Gch a ore A. inai,.,.J
an oDeetsOnGts interest" 'a'eu
D The Crystal Palace at Munich I'LL,
for the late exhibition, is ordered to b. sn,,.,,
emptied, and converted into an exe,c,,j,
ground for drilling and parading the ,,oo,,