Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-13
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=. The New York Mirror says:

"A gentleman whs ''saw ii all' gives Us 8
graphic account of an interview which took
place at the ST. Nicholas Hotel last week be-
tween Horace Greeley, of the Tribune, and
Daniel Ullmsnn, of the X. n councils. Mr.
g. approached Dir. u, and stretched out hi,
nand Tor shake, with . How do ye do, Mr.
UHmaDn .! Hhereupon the latter gentlemen
erected himself to his utmost height, and, fix
Ing scouling look on Mr.. q , said with
marked emph aisle, Il don't shake hands with
liar, sir" Very we'll" meskly replied
MIR. Greeley, "you can do as you like" and
gradually took himself Of"
-. Kew. +. Yates has disappeared from
Lebanon. illinois, not 30 mysteriously as be
intended; for, instead Of taking his word that
he had drowned himself, the good peopIs
have discovered that he hes eloped With q
lady. The Rev. gentleman will, 10 doubt
some day or other be sent to Congress
....A Washington correspondent, who j.
on terms Of intimacy with Mr.. Banks saws
To the relief Of numerous insuirers Mr.
Banks, OF Aassachuse it's, has returned. Hi.
absence was owing to lecturiag engagement
II Boston lie denies, with emphasis th al he
went with any aspirations for the enator,hip
OF his state, or that, under any circumstance.
he would allow his name to be used in the Ii,
OF Candidates. Personally, he fayors the eIec.
ton OF Henry Wilson for his efioiesc7 in or.
gaining the coalition by which the Whie
party was oVerthroHn, though, On several &C.
counts, it might be desirable that the nex,
Senator should be Of different poll ,icaI COM
ple1lon from MIR. Sumner; since otherwise one
section of the coalition would have both in.
cumbents Of the Office.
80. Mr.. Thayer, of the New York Evening
Post, who stops at :. Old Sans hotel, says:
''Gsn. Sam Houston declares his intention
OF resiSning his seat, irrsVocably, after the
present session. He assigns az q reason the
condition Of bis private affairs. The General
married late in life, about fourteen years ago.
and has . family of children between the aest
OF SIX months and eleven years whom he de.
slres to train up as hard working industrioua
members of the community. His oldest bow.
he says, can hoo his row with any boy of bis
age, and his mastery Of tbe pillow is truly sur
prisIng. The other children are all to be ac
complished In the same arts, and in order to
attend to them properly the fathers presence
il required at home. The health of the old
hero is excellent, though be still suffers from
the wound received At the battle of San ia
cinto, IN the aEkls Of his left leg. This injury
now extends its effects to bis knee and hip,
leaving loom for the apprehension that the
apprehension that the entire limb may yet be
disabled Amos her wound of forty one years
standing still forms an issue on his right
shoulder.
''Gen. Houston still retains Lis erect and
majestic bearing, and his we'll known suayity
to all whom he meets, from the negro hack.
man to the fair ladies at the dinner table OF
Wizards Hstel, make him universal fayo-
ute All aspirations for the Pre- sidency he
utterly disclaims, though it is by no means
improbable that he would, like other popular
fayorites, postpone his own wishes to what he
may deem the sxigencies of the country"
80. NJ. Buti HoWson, who challenged Prem
tice, she editor of the Louisville Journal, to a
duel, has been indicted by the grand Jury in
Little Rock, Ark. His second, Msj. Davis, is
indicted also.
49,. We learn from the Nashville Union
that the remains of tbs lac Gen Robt. Arm.
strong have reached that city from w ASKING.
ton. The ceremonies Of interment were to
have taken place on Tuesday last with all due
honors.
80. The Russian meeting in the city of
New Orleans proved to be very amusing, that
prince of humbugs, George Washington Dixon,
being the presiding officer.
go. Mr.. Robt. haywood, an actor of some
celebrity in his day, formerly lessee of tho
Chestnut street theatre, Philadelphia, and the
old National Of Washington, was On Wednes.
Day last sent to the New York lunatic ASYLUM.
Dos lately arrived from Trieste whore
ne mad eeen living in great afiuence with his
dsu- inter- Miss Augusta Nj ay wood, dan.uese
OF some celebrity. 1t is said she has a villa
on Lake Como worth half million of dollars
MI. ID. arrived at New York on the shin Vir.
ginia, aud has manifested symptoms of aber.
ration Of intellect '''
80. The Rev. DR.. Bushnell contrad;o.. .
story put sfoat in the Hartford pape,s tba,
he was going south for the consumption ".
admits that place in bis throat, about two
inches long, is not as we'll as it might be.
80. Mr.. Holbrsok special PoJt Office Agent
has caught another Post Office robber up in
Vermont.
80. On Thursday Tom Hyer and Moses
'mer were arrested in New York on the
'aint Of Adslph Bebrendt, who charges
18th being proprietors Of gambling
Park place, and having at this place
the past i've mon tbs, the sum of
J-..e cd - 1ins Fisher Baker and her
Baker, are engaged for Q
Chestnut street Theatre,