Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01
PERSONAL
80. Col. F. NJ. Wynkoop, of Pennsylvania,
is stopping at the National.
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80. Col. r. ID. Wynkoop, of PENNSYLVANIA.
is stopping at the National
80. A. F. Leonard, editor of the Norfolk
Argus, being nominated by "Many yoters,,
"a suitable person to represent that CITY in
the Legislature, declines the intended honor.
because ne roants TO get to heavsn''
80. John K. Thompson, editor of the South.
.ern Literary Messenger, delivered a lecture in
Richmond, ON tuesday night, to which hun
dTeds could not obtain admission. in conse
quence of the crowd. The address is highly
spoken Of.
80. Hon. J. F Crowell, Of New Jersey, and
the Hon. Mr.. Foster, of Conn, are stoppipe at
Willards' hotel.
800 Among the passengers by the George
Law, which arrived at New York on Tuesday.
were Gen. Joseph Lane, delegate to Congress
from Oregon, and the Hon. j. w. Depver wbo
has resigned his Office Of Secretary of State in
Calltornls, and comes On to claim his seat in
the National Legislature, to which his right is
disputed on the ground that the election was
not made by formally Reconstructed districts
80. An Englshman, named Joseph Akin
SOC, was tarred, feathered, and ridden ON a
rail by the citizens Of Parkv;lle, Mo, on the
III, uItllnO: lor attempting to run of a slave
girl, the property OF Mrs. Hey, of that city,
80. The schooner Georgiana, which sailed
from Boston, OF Saturday, for Smyrna. took
out the following Missionaries: Rev George
Z. Knapp and Mrs. Knapp, with Ham; Z.
Heskell, M. D., destined to the AssTrian Mia.
sion; Rev. y. z. Allen and Mrs Allen. destined
TO the Armenian Mission; Rev. Edward AIKEN
and Mrs Arken, destined to the Syrian Mis-.
sion. The usual services were held in the
forenoon, Rev. Silas Arken, D. D., father of
one OF the misslonaI.es, officiating or the c.
casiOn.
80. The Metropolifaa theatre, tie Nav York
Timesof yesterday says, burst upn for rather
tie Spanish company tnere) on Tuesday
Ihsre was performance on Monday. when
themselves. Signor Robbie, the SddI.r sJ.
dressed the audience in The midst OF a solo
performance He refused to 90 on with the
music, saying that he orchestral accountant.
nents were Insufficient, and generally com.
planning OF everything.
10. William Shields, ESD, of tbis c;tv
formerly editor of the Norfolk fya1 Cou,;er
was Married recently in New York, and yes,
terday lett that port for Europe, on q wedding
trip.
.... Mr.. Alex. Ii. Evans, who is ono of the
New York Herald's correspondents from tb;s
city, was not the writer who, not LONG since
misrepTesented private conversation of @ am.
mod0re Paulding with reference to the action
Of tho recent Naval Retiring Board. Mr..
Evans writes for that journal always over bis
own initial, L
80. The Hon. Warren Winsloy, late netting
Governor Of North Carolina, and mombsr of
Congress elect from that State, is in Washing.
ION, and sojourns at the residence Of the See.
rotary Of the Navy.
.... HOp. John N. BernhiseI, delegate to
Congress left Salt Lake on the Ist of Septem-
PEI, ior arlington. On the evening prior to
DIS departure complimentary dinner was
gwen 10 nm by Governor Young, at which a
number OF Mormon dignitaries were present.
-. Madame Anna Bishop and N Bocbsa
nave lett San Francisco for Australia. in the
H IA arson, as poor as when they arrived in
california Madame Bishops success has not
al all been equal TO her deserts
80. The New York Evening Post saws it
n =. Tie best reason for saying the story that
Or. Name, who has just returned from his
s1cono expedition to the Arctic regions. Ia
aoout 70 marry one Of the Fox girls, Of spirit
fppine notoriety," is without q shadow of
-, -. lac reported election Of J. patten An.
e. oI, lDenocrat,) as delegate TO Congress
rom washington Territory, /, conf mod hv
accounts just received. - 'o"Him'u "