Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-24
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80. DR.. Dewey IS lecturlng IN Baltimore.
1.-The Hon. John J Critteadeu, of Ken.
lucky, and lady, are in New York city.
go. Miss Louise Reeder, the actress, was re.
Gently married to ID. Wright, of Baltimore.
....Jas s. Hallowell. OF Alexandra, lee.
tured TO the fremen of that city, on Friday
night last, on "Hydrostatics "
Judge Mason, Ofthe Maryland Court o.
Appeals, is announced as among the visitors
10 Whestlapd last week.
go. Rev Byron Sunderland, Of this city. i:
to lecture before the Alexandria Library Com.
pany to morrow evening; sutjsct-' SOx pop
uli vox Del
....GOv Csusey, Of Delaware, has appoint
ed Joseph p. COmegys, Esq Of Dover, to fill
the vacancy cccasiOned by the death Of the
Hon. John NJ. Clayton.
....Rev NJ. c. Conway, late Of this city,
has bad an invitation extended 10 him 10 be :
come the permanent pastor Of the First Uni
tartan church Of Cincinnati
.... Senator Douglas aud LADY, with bri-
/dal party consisting of Miss Allen, Miss Gran
ger, General Shields and Mr.. Cuts, arrived
In New York city on Saturday.
80. Hor. Reverdy johnson lie attracting
much attention in the United States Circuit
Court in New York city, where he is engaged
On behalf Of the plaintiffs in the Albany bridge
cases.
80. Col. Wm. CuliOm, Clerk Of the Houfe
Of Representatives, returned to this city on
Saturday afternoon last from his late visit to
bis home in Tennessee. lie looks in fine
health.
go. Ex Governor Slade. Of Vermont has
recently arrived West with another beyy of
female teschers, ticketed for Illinois, Indiana,
Missouri snd Iowa This makes $50 that have
gone cut under the Governors caro-
.... The Hon. Mrs Granville Whyte, of Eng
land, widely known in Europe and America az
Miss Muloek, the talented authoress of The
Ogilvies, Agatha's Husband, Olive, John Hal.
lfsx, Gentleman, and other interesting novels
is in New York.
80. Col. Walker, the President CT Nicara-
qua, was formerly an editor of the New Or.
leans Crescent, and afterwards Of q newspaper
In Stockton. Mr.. John Toler, n Stockton edi-
tor, is now editor Of FL Nicarsguense, and
sfso advertises himself ss attorney at law at
Granada.
-. Among the passengers by the Baltic,
Ne,cn sailed from New York on Saturday, are
said 10 be =. L. Barnum and little CordeIia
howard Tie following citizens Of Richmond
va. are on board Messrs Boiling and w ak.
er Haxall, Aiss Harriet Haxall Miss Iucv
HaIall and Miss Bell Moneur.
80. On Thursday Thanksgiving, IN. chill
dren On RandalPs Island, New York -.
presented by the Misses Pyne, the CHARMING
Vocalists, with an elegant banner ann,onri
ately Inscribed. Miss Susan Pyne WIS., -.
ent at the presentation, and her delipbtfnl
singing was one Of the chief pleasures OF the
day to all upon the Island.
-. Rev David Shaver, Of Hampton, Va
has purchased one half Of the Religious Her.
aid In Richmond, and after the LIST of Janu.
airy next that paper will be under the joint
editorial control Of the present editor, Mr.
VIM Sands, and Rev Mr. Shaver The Re-
hgious Herald is the organ Of the Baptist de.
nomination in Virginia, aud, to a considerable
extent, In the Southern States also.
80. Samuel Swartwout, formerly a proui.
nent politician Of New York, died In that citv
On Friday, at the age of seventy.thre In
early life he was connected for a short tim.
with the navy. He was a steady and vaTm
friend Of Aaron Burr, though not imuliostsd
in the latter's political delinouenciss He
was appointed, under President Jackson cal
lector Of tie port of New York, but his term
VI ofhce was cut short by an unfortunate de-.
fscstion. He then left the country, but ant :.
ssqusntiy returned and has since lived in re.
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