Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-02


Department would also bring full accounts Of
them to more than one foreign embassy In
tho federal metropolis. The whole mass In
the Herald amounts simply TO a story got up
almost solely on tho strength Of Nesselrode's
late effort to make diplomatic point agains,
France BY assuming to charge on her deter.
mination to violate her engagements with
neutral powers, and thus to create bad feel.
ings towards her on the part of those govern.
ments.
Ntneveh.-We find our columns 80 crowded
for room that We shall, for some time to come,
content ourself in this connection with mere.
ly presenting the Stars readers with the
record Of the jewellers in that ancient and
venerated city, as they are vouchsafed to US
BY our ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS familiar spirit,
who is still lsboring among the ruins Of the
Seventh Ward thereof. 1t trapped out" for
us to-day On additional list, as 70 lows, viz:
April S-James Hall, John A. Heard, J. A.
holland, Thomas A. Lomsx, John H Davis,
John Acton, w. R. Gray, Thos. III. Summers,
g.. W. Scroggins, VIM. J. Leanor, Edw. T.
Adam, Washington Hall, Will Weaver, VIM.
H Baum, L. L. Gildey, Henry Dudley, W. T.
Bailey, Michael r. Berry, W. g. Norris,
Craven Ashford, Chas. Matlcck, VIM Evans,
Palm d Simns. April 15-Joseph w. King,
Thomas A: King, VIM: T. McNeir Jas. Ennis,
Tobias Walby, w. s. Doniphan, Joseph Good.
rick, P. c. Reilly, John A. Tunnel, John N.
Berry, Henry Bates, Isaac II. Breton, Hiram
Cumming, Obid V. Waplo. George J. Hall,
Rob.. II. johnson, John Il. Gill, G. B Clark,
6. W. Crump, Allen Fancy. VIM Randall.
April 22-James Sampson, VIM. johnson,
Rufus s. Payne, Matthew Bramble, E. r..
Walkerson, Zach Bowie. Richard W. Bruff
G. Il. Q. Crown, Thomas Hughes, Jacob Spar.
row, Hiram Allen, Charles Hanson, A. c Kid.
we'll. G. K. Cooksey, Isaac Mister, John Hold
gins.
Our Prophecy Coming True.-Our talented,
courteous, entertaining and knowing neigh,
Dor, already finds itself in hot water on &C
count Of its offer to surrender the interest of
the South in Kansas, under the fimsy pretext
that tho grapes are sour, any how. The Rich.
mond Post, the Virginia central Know No
thing organ, very broadly intimates that its
party In the South arc not willing to be sold
with their eyes open, to Wilson, Colby, Hale,
COlfax d Co., for tho favor of the Northern
Knew Nothing members of tho House, for the
organ, who, to a man, are opposed to the L.
galization Of slavery in Kansas. The Post
takes the view of the present position Ct
our gentle neighbor on the Kansas question,
taken by tho Star Immediately after that In.
genuous, enthusiastic and entertaining sheet
turned short corner to keep the party at the
South " NATIONAL" Or, in other words in line
with tho Northern wing Of the organization,
which has with unprecedented unanimity 70.
pudiated and spat upon the platform, wherein
that ventured to squirt favorably towards the
idea that Kansas should be admitted into the
Union with a slave-holding Constitution, if
applying under one, and that it il neither
wise, prudent nor patriotic to labor to re.ss-
tablish the Missouri restriction with reference
to Kansas and Nebraska. We presume that
by this time tho " Association" who hope to
clutch the printing of tho next House By
bending, in the name Of the South, to the
wishes of Wilson, Colby, Hale, Colrax Il Co.,
with reference to Kansas, have had their eyes
opened to the fact that the Southern Know Nc.
things intend that if it clutches the go desi
rable prize, they shall not be sold, body and
breeches, to that end.
appointed. -Robert T. Hamilton, Of Ken
lucky, has been appointed a Arst class 81, 300
per annum) clerk in the Pension ORce and
& L. Corbin, Of New York, to rst class tenn.
porary elsrkship in the General Land Office.