Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-05
Personal

49,. Benson j. Losing, well known as the
author Of Field Book Of the Revolution"
and a popular contributor t. periodical liter
allure, was married last week.
Mr.. Justice Wayne, Of the Federal
Court. while holding 3 term of the circuit court
in Raleigh c., on Friday last, was attacked
with paralysis. The attack ia said to be Sc
we're.
.,.. The spiritualists in Utica have brought
ont a "Trance Medium-one Miss Sprsgue' -
who WAKES eloquent Hnen che is unconscious
Of knowing any thing. She is delivering pub
lie lectures.
$50, Gov. Willard, Lieut. Governor Ham
nond Hon. John L Robinson. Hon. VIM. F.
Sberrcd. John 5. Williams, Durham Ward
all o: Indiana, and Hen. Anthony Kennedy Of
MARYLAND are amoEg tho arrivals at the Ma
rional this morning
.... Capt Walter ". Gibson, whose cap
ture by TIE Dutch in bumatrs and inprison-
meat in Java las occupied the attention Of
our government for the past two OF three
years, is now In Boston
..., Hon. A p Willard, Governor elect OF
Indians, and Hon. w. A. Richardson, of lii
Lois, have been invited 20 partake of a public
reception by the Democrats Of jackson, Miss,
sn the 23d instant, in view Of their services in
the recent campaign.
LIE lO8sl OoIcW nItcA w H. u
Smith, E l., al pleasant entertainment after
;he Democl attic jubilee at Burlington, VT, on
the evening o. the 25th ult
Stephen A. DOuglas-May be always take
the Lolitieal cuts & his enemies as kindly as
Re has, during the week past, the personal
Cuts OF his friends
....A A New York correspondent Of the Al
Eany Argus says that Col. Fremont has chal-
iepged Toombs, of Georgia, TO q duel. Mr..
Tocpbs. it lie alleged, had made reflections on
the birth and paIeDtage of Colonel Fremont
The New York Mirror (RepeblicaD) says the
story IL all CANNON, and that if E-emont con-
clrdes TO 90 settle MS differences" VIII. any
body, il will probably &c with Gov. Wise.
go. Letters from London by tie last steam.
er bring the most Encouraging aScounts Of the
health If DR.. Kane, the brave Arctle navigs-
Tor He is very pale much reduced III zesh b,
and his night sWeats are d terrible " His
cough also 10 alarming. HE physician had
c, joined him 20 leave for warmer climate az
soo1 re possible, and be was accordingly to sail
On A'oLday, the 18th of November, for Saint
ThOmas and Hsyans.
80. sa.s the New York Evening Post: The
names Of hIe Of the leading Unitarian clergy
men IN and al cut New York are rather omin-
Gus for superstitious minds-Furniss, Coles,
Below, Blesse AMI Burnhap The only an.
tidote they ever had was Dewey, Who came
after SPARK, and he bas passed through this
Gerry ordeal and eyaIorated, though we ought
not 10 forget that &c has left a successor quit.
Osso0S
IA letter from Hadrii Of the 9th saw.
"Ye.tsIdsy the Queen paid ; visit to the
Theatre Royal When she ents.ed at tn.
else of the Fret act u Lucia Iii Lammermoor
the orchestra, as usual, struck up the Roys
Anthem; but tine mutterings aud oven muir
uurs. ard Kisses and whistlinss OF the au
dience, dr., wned the music This scene iasts'
for more than a quarter Of an hour IN
Queen, who stco>i, looked very pale"
go. Col Benton will repeat his discourse OIL
the Union in Boston Oh the evening OF Deem
Der Is The proceeds Of he lecture on tina
occasion will be devoted 10 the purchase
books for tie Mecbsn Apprentices LibrAr,
Association. NJ Benton has abo2t twenty
appointments u lecture in New Eagia0s, ex
tending as far east - Bangor, Maine, Whers
he speaks on the llth mat. He is expected e
speak at tbe meeting of ths New England So
ciety 10 New York on the 2si, and from thence
he proceeds ~ " sshiDgtOD.