Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-08

HI The Richmond Wing of June 4th. advises
the American party to disband, as it can never,
the Wing says, effect anything at all as national
party.
of parasites detected by the microscope in the liv
cTs OF animals on which we feed. Many diseases
are attributed to this origin.
THE NEW HAVEN ELEcrIoS.-The Democrats
of Hartford fired a salute of thirty-one guns on
Tuesday in honor of the Democratic victory in
New Haven.
HI The farmers in both Montgomery and
Anne Arundel counties join their complaints to
those from many other portions of the State of
Marylan in regard to depredations of the fy on
tine growing wheat.
II There is still another mysterious disap.
pearance up the North rivera Young lady named
futile, who has been missing from her home in
Ashland. Greene county, New York for a fort
night. On Saturday fffy men were i'm search of
her.
III An industrial society Of Swiss colunis.s
advertises in St. Louis paper that they are de-
sirons OF purchasing in some eligible part of Mis-
SCUM, twenty-five thousand acres of land and
have on hand cash capital of more than hun
dred thousand dollars available for that purpose
SruMPING IN TENNESSEE The Gubernato ial
candidates i'm Tennessee have taken the 60 stump -
and have designated over fifty places where they
purpose making speeches between this and the
Sd of August. They will unquestionably have 4
warm time Of it.
II The Green Bay (Wis) Advocate says that
seventy D"gldn tnllg rants came on the first steam
boat arrival at that port, who stated that 600 more
OF their countrymen might be expected this sum-
mer. 1t expects an accession of I2nOO to the pop
ulation of Brown county this season
IL At the entertainment of the Society of the
Cincinnati, in Boston, last week, the Hon X G.
Winthrop exhibited a bottle labelled
"a relic of the tea DESTROYED in Boston harbor
December 10th, 1113; which was found the fol
lowing morning by Thomas Melville in his shoes
and put in this vial for preservation
CAPTURE OF NOTED FORGER-P b. Man.
chester, noted banker who committed forgeries
and rObbefies in Cincinnati about two and n
half years ago. 10 the amount of $500 (OO was ar
rested at the Michigan Central Depot on Tuesday
last through the instrumentality Of a Cincinnati
merchant, who had been feeced by him
THE PREsBYTERIANs on MoRNOSIsa The
churches are beginning to move against the Nor
mons nut The movement. as yet, is slow Sc
ries OF resolutions was introduced into the Pres
Dyterlan Convention at Cleveland, the other day.
denouncing the Salt Lake Sants-but nothing
came OF them-the resolutions being laid on the
table.
III @. w. Perham killed Brown Ellis near
Knoxville, Tenn, on the 18th ult No one wit
messed the deed, nor was aware of it until Perham
informed some persons that lac had shot Ellis in
the woods, stating that while out hunting. Ellis
had approached him in a state of ntoxi catiop and
cnt him in several places with knife and struc
MIN once with large stick, and that he thereuDon
shot him to preserve his own life Perham bears
Tue marks OF the knife on his BODY and of the
stick on his forehead. The jury of inquest. which
investigated the case, report that Ellis had knife
IN his hand when found dead, and a stick near
him. and bottle about half full of liquor and are
OF the opinion that the killing was done in self