Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-05-08

BUNKER HmL.--This grand Dramatic Diorams
is still open for exhibition 1t Odd-FeIow's Hail.
and win continue until Saturday, at which time il
viii positively close. We advise all to pay this
beautiful affair visit, ere il is too late, and our
word for It you win BIO amply paid for the time
and money spent. This exhibition Is not paint
ing, but consists Of q combination OF mechanical
and artistcal skill, which has produced perfect
moving and life representation of the memorable
battle OF Bunker Hill and destruction Of Charles
town.
JoNADAB THE Son OF REcHAB.-The members
OF George Washington Tent No. 2, Junior Order
OF Kechabites intend giving an evenings entertain
ment at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, on Wed
nesday evening, the 9th inst. (See ADVERTISEMENT
Those who were present at former exhibition
OF this drama, pronounce il to be a powerful de-
monstration ofthe beautiful benign, and ennobling
influence OF temperance, and Of the debasing soul
destroying effects Of intemperance upon the physi-
cal and moral condition OF man. We advise pa
rents to go themselves and take their children with
them. They win be delighted, pleased, and pro-
flied.
IRISH FREAK.--Matthew McElhaney, burly
Irshman, was found in the house Of Mr. Shreve,
on the Of 7th and Streets last night about
one O'clock covered with door. The utmost
alarm was occasioned by this discovery, and Mr..
Shreve put him out Of the house. he making no
resistance. The Isishman crossed the street, and
remained there about an hour striking matches,
and Mr.. Shreve, not feeling himself safe, obtained
the services of Waterman, who carried him to
the guard-house. He could not tell how he came
into the house, and told most disconnected stery
When told he would be obliged to pay fine Of
81 A, he remarked, "The divil clint have,n
and afterwards begged to be let off for dollar as
he wanted his brikhss," but It was no 20. He
succeeded In bringing from bis pocket 81 rs, and
after stating he had fine g carackthur," and pay
ing his fine, he departed after his "brkfass."
POLICE CouRr.- Before Stevens d Birch
Levi Hastings, and Maria Hastings--man and wife,
the first SO years old. and the latter H. were both
lodged at the guard house last night.
The worthy couple are from New Hampshire, and
from the natal town of the President, and have
travelled from New Hampshire to seek an interview
with His Exceency, relative to situation for the
husband. Here they are now7O0 miles from home,
an old couple unable to support themselves.
John Lleweilyn was found in the street drunk
and disorderly last night, and was fined.
A slave belonging to Charles Calvert, Esq, was
found In the street yesterday, and taken to the
guard-house for safe keeping--he being furiously
crazy. While in the guard-house he threw all Of
his clothes away, and amused himself with singing
anthems and African tunes. His master sent
another slave after him, and he was taken home.
ROTTEN EdGs.--In consequence of family quar-
rel, two women had muss on Capitol Hill yester-
day. One who was we'll dressed put on g such
airs" that the other became indignant and threw
rotten eggs upon her, in order to deface her gar
ments