Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-04
PERSONAL.

&C. T. Henningsen, n. Y, is at Browns
-. Capt. Heath. l.. :. A, and Capt Gardner
U. 9. N, are at Willards'
-. Mrs. Stowe is writing another novel so is
MIS- Pike, OF Maine the author Of - Ida May
-. DIR. Johnson made short work with the
tough question of Free VIII. Sir, he said to
Boswell, we know our will is free and there's
and end on t."
-, John Leach. the immortal caricaturist of
London Punch, and who in his peculiar fs Id
suTpasSes even Cruic kshank or Gavarni is about
TO visit the United States.
The first French translation of Mrs Beech.
e. stoves bred appeared in the beginning of the
present month, as did also Translation of her
"reminiscences Of travel in Europe
-. The quaint looking house occupied by the
late James q. Percival, of New Haven CT was
sold at auction on Wednesday last for 81 200, TO
satisfy mortgage.
TO know if the kaU and Cro,c Indians about
which we hear so much Just now are one tribe
as their names would seem to Indicate
-. The celebrated Siamese twins have euter
themselves for five years in the United states,
IuDa; ana Fern. portion Of the families ~
each will accompany them.
- Mr.. McElrath, the business man ~ tho
worth quarter of a million has failed. and has
resigned the Presidency Of the Nassau Rank N
ls understood that his embarrassments do not az
either the Bank or the Proprictors of the Tri-
-... The Baltimore sun of this rnor,i,, 8,
nonnclnS the retirement OF Judge Mason from
thc post oI commissioner Of Patents saws that
al. ainuel d Ihuget,' the chief clerk will act
uIitii successor Is appointed. IL must have been
CERT is the name ''' '""-
-. a personal collision recently occ.rred at
Gdliatn, Mo, between the rival candidates for
oosein0i-StewaIt,D Democrat and RolIins Amer
lcaH- The former, on the : and Rad ,,,s3 = -.
onensive Tenaks concerning the latter when RoI
hns luniedldieiy struck him twice Before stew
o., . s"t. IePiy DON gentlemen were secured and
INC n2ht prevented by their friends
49,. Mr.. BrOwnson-Orestes A Rrownso, IN.
.u ~ vi BrOwnson's Quarterly Review IL is
edid, Is getting again cratic In his courxe and
sion % .P iopSDiy' De encouraged In the express
' y, soine OF his recent views. He is a man of
sonsiueIable learning. and an able writer-but
eeems 20 nave an unstable and vacillatinp mind
oninion" os so, propensity TO counter to the
act. 'n "noiii nc proposes 10
49,, IL relation to the ondit going the rounds of
nu OF The Russian Minister running
Albany Argus is told DIV ciii,l. ' ~ 'ne
Ion, .ha' hi. Stoeckl was almost ALWAYS on h.nad
nLs, ENJOYING the excitement imme n,eIy and
engaging actively In working the arani'.dy anu
aiding In subduihg the flames n m gi s ana
hened 10 be e1tinisuished before he cnria naP
Hdnt. anu ihdlS-
Count Montholon. Consul 1;.n...,
TAKEN rooms for himself and family al the Rii
more House, Newport. They had a grand hon
mere friday night, under the MANAGEMENT az
H Ion McLane baltimore, w Pell Y. Y w
NnaoWick Col. Van Buren,. n Y Mr. Ander
s S' Mr. Bntchins. Baltimore, Mr.. Parker and
MI ,- Ms ss Ny The Newport News saws that
n.s, tAr number Of persons in full dress were
Plesen Ddhalng until two in the mornino
though .'hops" seems out of faysr with ,he -
dies muslc was by Germania Rand amona
s"e seS @ %sfess WAS the . Lancers uadriIie
reminding one Of the good, old .fashionsd ,n'
delighted. A1o~h 10 nave