Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-03
PERSONAL.
George Peabody, ESQ, il on {

.... George Peabody, Esq, il on visit to
Boston.
80. Herr Standige, the celebrated singer
and instructor Of Jenny Lind, died in q IA ad-
house at Vienna last month.
go. J. II. Green, the reformed gambler, il
said to be building, at jacksonville, lowe,
one Of the best saw and planning mills in the
northern portion of that State.
go. Hon. Robert Lowe, of London, Mr..
Daniel LaBoy land family United States
Consul to London, and Professor Salisbury, of
New Haven, were among the passengers for
England by the Asia
go. The New York Day Book says-"It is
clearly evident that month g tuition in Wall
street would vastly improve the product of
Mr.. Speaker Banks's knowledge in political
economy. At all events he would find out
that the cotton gin did not create cotton, nor
Mccormick reapeIs create wheat"
-. The Dublin correspondent of the Lon
don Times Gays that respectable profession al
man, recently returned to Dublin from New
Orleans, is ready to aver on oath, if called
upon, that during his residence at the latter
place he had seen John Sadlier bodily striding
through the streets of New Orleans There
could be, be insists, no mistake, as he had
been for many years familiar with the mark ed
features of that never to- be-forgotten coun.
tenancs.
.... The health of DR.. Kane, the distin.
guised Arctic explorer, is much impaired. He
intends to take trip TO Europe for the pur.
pose OF restoring it, and will leave this c0un-
Try on Wednesday next, the 9Th inst DR..
Kane will find as many warm friends in Eu-
rope. among the admirers of his generous en-
thusiasm in the service of humanity and OF
science, as he will leave at home, wishing him
perfect restoration to health and ali the
happiness which should reward his acts OF
noble self devotion and generous sacrifice 10
the cause Of knowledge.
80. The New York News asks: "Why
was Bennett So tender footed when he pub.
hshed Thomas Adds Emmet's letter to Ruful
King? lie left out note that was appended
TO that letter In allusion to Sir John Temple
Bee the American Citizen, published in 1907
by Dcnnison and Chatham, now in the City
Library There is an asterisk, near the name
ol cir john, and the note at the bottom of the
PsSe explains what Mr.. Emmett meant by
'ne caprice Of fortune The note read.
mus MT Rufus King in carly lite was
servant of' and wore the livery of Sir Jobr
e~P'e, near relation Of Ar Emmett"
-. Inc Rev. David Moore, Rector Of ST
Andrew church, Richmond, slater IsI.nd
died of very protracted sickness On Tns.Snu
He was the son Of the late Bishon uaoy
Virginia, and succeeded that emipent az
in the parish Of ST. Andrews, Fatbo. nm
son have of1ciated IN the same pulpit for mo-,
than seventy years. The DR.. Moore inst ds
ceased, was settled in this parish nearly half
century. No man labored more ardently I
the service Of bis Master. His two churche
being about six miles apart he pre- ached i
Doth alternately, morning and afternoon, fc
nearly the whole period of his ministr,
tnIOugh snow, rain sunshine and shade, b
assnre TO travel to and from the two churche,
ms fsrlsh being the largest and for man
,ne only one, it extended over the yhol
sL ms parochial labors have bee
o on sesser tnan commonly fall to the lot ,
many even Of the most devoted pastors.