Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-16
Personal.

-. kaliocha' is now the name for whisk,
| tcddies throughout all New England.
.... Byron's tragedy Of Werner, was pro
duced at the Athenaum in Savannah last week
| -. R0bt: j Brent, Esq, Of Baltimore, ant
! EeoiSe fHtt, Esq, OF Philadelphia. are now IN
| Washington.
! 80; Huntington the forger, has gained ffteer
pounds since his imprisonment. He drives nail.
| In the morning and keeps books in the afternoon
| -. Mt Nathaniel Willis, father Of n p Wi
rs VINO has been for fifty -four years i'm editoria
business, has sold his paper, the Youths Com
! panlon, and is now associate editor He ba
started three papers, all Of which are now pub
nshed-the Eastern Argus, the Recorder, and tn,
Youths Companion.
! 80. MIR. John r. Fellows for many wears In.
| financial manager Of the Boston Atlas has as
| sulned the same sphere of duties in the counting
| room OF the Boston Courier. He also takes pc
! which will be conducted henceforth by the Arm
| OF Clark, Fellows Il Co
-. The London Court Journal has it tina,
joke Is current In the Garrick Club about Thack
cray ana ms lectures a friend met the novelis
IN the club, and cong graduating him on the sue
cess OF his lectures, said: They are very ,-ood-
very good, indeed Some parts rather slow. and
there, think, you wanted piano" Thackeray
looked sparks through his spectacles.
80. Theodore Parker has been invited bv tn,
Senior Class of the Divinity School connected
with Harvard College, to preach their annual ser
mon. The selection was not, however. sane
uoned by the acuity, IN conformity with the Law
Of the University relating to such elections. and
ton.
-. A young blood in Syraense with more love
OF fun than good sense, put on winners close
"Wednesday evening, and promenadsd the street.
with friend. His fun was spoiled by a police.
man who introduced him to apartments i'm the
Watchhouse not quite SO luxurious as those he
wa, was accustomed to occupy. He spent the night
there, and In the morning was allowed to depart
ID Hon. Mr.. Clingnan, Of ". c., is a candi.
date for reelection to Congress.
IL One Of our exchanges speaking of the death
or gentleman in that city, remarks: Che ,ra.
formerly a native Of this town.,
III Brigham Young, in recent sermon to the
Mofmons, told them II was '.more important 10
raise saints than to raise crops
:, II The Toledo (Ohio) Times saws that a well
that Will be twenty-five hundred feet deep, is he
ing sunk In that city. 1t will be the deepest well
In the world. "
III The Philadelphia county prison, It is said
receives within its walls upwards OF fourteen
thousand inmates annually, or an average of more
than forty day
passage-'.Frailty. thy name is wornan,;Nis
the lady" '''' Vi
- III The destructive fire at New ALBANY on
sunday morning, resulting in the loss of SAC GOO,
a drunken gambler. "'' W
~ While little daughter of Moody Bar.
bank, OF Waterville, Me-, was standing near a
window, partridge flew from the woods against
the window, breaking the glass into a HUNDRED
pieces, and Perched upon her shoulder
III II is estimated that there are twenty Ave
thousand secret or open spiritualists in Boston
alone. They have three places of teaching,
which are open on Sunday and In which i, ctures
are delivered. The Melodeon Is one of these.
and 1t Is generally attended by large audi noes
IL The steamboats, over the Sound. land In
New York every morning from one thousand TO
tire, three thousand packages Of prints, lawns ginr.
8 yles OF merchandze, direct from the manufac.
turers In New England. 20 ~ -,
W The Trenton, N. J., Common Council are
,tonsldeing an ordinance 8 to prevent obstructing
INV, ,hI walks" &c, which provides, among other
ordig, that from and after the passage Of this
roll q. II shall not be lawful for children to
dinme,w WOMEN TO wear hoops of over five feet I'm
% n, upon any of the sidewalks of the CITY
sire doneon,,. II the members of that board de.
The taSIe esc peace, they will lay that bill under
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