Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-01
PIE RSONAI.

80. Chauncsy Burr, the x Rev Free Soilsr,
IL following in the footsteps of Bennett. in
manufacturing fal,ehoods about Gentleman in
this city. He gives to the public a missile
shot from an imperfect CANON, detailing a
squabbie between the President, Guthrie, and
rofnsy intended to impress his hearers With
me idea that there is anything but harmony
between those in authority here 1t is,carcsIy
neoesssry 70 inform tho people of Washington
that burr's story, which is copied bv sevsr.I
EDITORS who have as little character a. himself
Is manufactured out of tho whole cloth. NJ
body here believes it.
-. Another Kossta affair occurred .t 20.
penhagen. Denmark, a few DAYS AGO One
Hans Herring, naturaliIed citizen of IN,
Ohitsd staees was arrested there immediately
on landing. He was saved by the interposi.
ton OF our Consul, Mr.. Bedinger, but was
FORCED TO take his immediate departure for
London. A'i
...' In Paris, rich American wrote to
Aaoemoiseiie dc 5, of the opera, tender
splstie on the back Of bank note The Iady
eoh. verbal reply, with the apology tb at she
Was entirely cut of note paper, and would he
thankful to N. pAmerican to send her ou;rs
or Two Of his aN'
80. 1t Is said Of Gen Jsckson. that ,bonob
member of the Presbyteria an Church his ,r.-
cess in lite had been SO identif ed with tn. Do
mocraey that ne regarded and complained Of
the clergy as aristocrats Ciergymen had
called upon him to administer religions con-
ISOLATION, and to reconcile and prepare him To
de- and ne complained that "they do NOT
come 70 pray i01th me, but for mo, sir: IA
tnougn WAS afraid and not prepared to d.
a1a aia NOT Know that am at the vsr1 rate,
are aristocrats, sir "1' 'ney
49, The PhilsdelSnia Pennsylvania O,
t Haoafs ias' says: "a letter in the New York
.b;oh {esterday-that pestifsrous sheet
vsh:.,.s amer OF Lies has chosen as his
Sie OF acknowledgements TO have
6een written in Washington city, charges Col
sorney with the authorship of the truthful TO.
marks which We made few DAYS since in 70
intion to Francis j. Grund In Justice to Col
Forney, We state that he neither wrote die.
tated, suggested, or in any manner ,1hatev,y
contributed to the appearance of tho ar.
ueIe IN question, nor did he know, either
The charges against Colonel Fornsy, In the
New York Herald for months past 40 far o.
relates to the Pennsylvanian, are vile n anders
coined from brain fostering with lies. What
We have to say Of public men and measure,
We say fearlessly, because We endeayor To
speak truthfully, and We permit no man, or set
OF men, 70 control either our judgment OF Ian
gusgs."
80. Mr.. Benedict Kendall, of the Picayuns
returning from Paris by the West India
route and will probably reach Now Orleans
this month
49, drisl and Mario appear for the last time
IN New York on Friday evening, on tho occa.
sion OF MI Hackett benefit. It is GENERALLY
understood that Mr.. Hackett has not h.sn No.
Suniarily successful with those removed voca-
-. John Orr and Henry Guenard or Qui.
mend, who died recently in the U. S. naval a.v
ium at philadelphia, both left property O
value, which awaits their heirs.
NOT DIsoHARGED.-Thss statement made bv
the Norfolk Herald, and copied by US a fev
days ago, to the effect that Eve hundred men
had been discharged from the navy ward, ~ il
said to be erroneous. Instead of discha~sine
it Is said that more hands are about to be en-.
gagged, in order to facilitate the work NON in
progress. About 500 man Ara mn .u.,,