Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-24
PERSONAL

...- Hon. Wilson Reilly, Pa, is at Kirkwoody,
So. Henry Squires, the American tenor. i, very
successful in Italy.
-. Hon. Fayette MeMullin. the newly AL
pointed Governor of Washington TERRITORY. has
returned to this city from his recent Western tour
- Gov. Bieler, Of Pennsylvania; Hon. Geo
N sanders, and Col. Johnston, of New York
Were IN Leavenworth, Kansas, OIL the 18th i'm,
slant.
80. The Baltimore sun SAYS that William
Preston, Esq, who was severely injured last
winter by being thrown from his carriage has so
idr recovered as to be Oh his way through tha,
city 10 the seaside.
$500 London correspondent writing on Juneo
says: Julien will come to you aosifl and MT
sims Reeves, with his charming little wife IL
likely to pay you flying visit Prepare Yourselves
Tor a voice such as you never heard before"
Hon: Jacob A: Westervelt F. X. Collins
De Camp. Capt. J. ID Daniels and Purser Gibson.
u n, Hon. Sdml Douglass, Mich Hon Ali
son w bite. Judge flemming and Hon w. Car
penter, Pa, are at Willards'
VI ~ BIT OF scandal Is aioat in the New York
Iork papers, in which Mr.. Edwin Forrest. Mrs.
lizzie ston-DavenPort and her husband
n davenport, are mixed up. Dayennort and
VIE have separated The sunday Atlas saws:
IheIe Is no truth in the Tumor that there is or
mas been any Improper intimacy between Mr
Forrest and the lady in question but that ON The
IeIy, ne has ever been her and her husbands
wise" 1'U 0'"''-
-. The London Chronicle, of June s saw.
We are happy TO announce that Miss Louisa
fyne has arrived in England again. after stav
OF tnree years in the United States During that
Perlod-Which has seemed an age to her English
aonlrers-Miss Pyne has sung in New York
(Wnere she received the compliment of q mao
innocent bracelet New Orleans and Boston ne1
forming in various English operas incIudi NO Mr.
w alldce's favoTite Mariana, which was con
o Quoted oy the composer himself. Miss Pyne is
accompanied by her sister, Miss Susan Py1e. and
MI w Harrison, the popular tenorn
~; The London Times says of the death of
Douglas Jerrold: "a
The reading public, which knows celebrated
men IN black and white ONLY has lost q write
VINO ioI epiSrammatic brilliancy has never been
e1censu in our language. But far deeper has
Deen the loss OF the circle of friends who
10 spend whole evenings in catching the stream
lips, and acquired for Themselves refected oi",,
by repeating JerTolds last - The Wits, ~
London have lost their &c acknowledged chief
" Mr.. Douglas JeTTold died at Kilburn Prio,y
in the arms Of his eldest SON. and retained 1t. ;'
tellect till within a few minutes Of his death ,,
go. correspondent of the ST. Louis Democ,,,
writing from Springfield, Ill, where the Uon
Stephen A. Douglas delivered his late speech nn
the political questions of the day, says:
Mrs. Douglas, the new wife of the Senator
has been with him during his stay here and has
excited quite a sensation among the society of our
quiet city. She attended the meeting last night
and, AZ learn, for the first time heard her lieye
lord make speech. Mrs Douglas is quite hand
some, but do not think her beautiful She Is
tall and stately has fine, regular features, with
sweet amiable smile, which renders her quite at
and address,