Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-04
PERSONAL.

lardS' hotel
-. Hon f. c. CabeII. Of Fla, and Hon. John
NJ Bolts, OF Va, are at Browns hotel.
-; Gen Henningsen, OF Nicaragua notoriety,
is In New Yo.k.
go The Hon. Barclay Martin, Of Tennessee, is
49,. IL is said that ex-President Fillmore is
about to marry lady of Montreal
-. The Second Presbyterian church of w heel
ing Va, has extended call to the Rev. r. v.
Dodge, of Springfield, Illinois.
VictOTia's first telegraphic despatch to MIR.
Buchanan - President-On earth, pesce-over
board another piece Tout a tci, V.R.''-
Boston Post
Mr.. John Thompson, il is said has settled
WIZ tne metropolitan Bank, by advice of coun-
sci We presume, therefore, that the suit against
MIN VIII be withd York Express
-. Rev. Charles A. Davis, lately appointed a
Chaplain IN the Navy, is oil the eve of departing
ship Merrimac.
MIR Bimsley says that, among all the fail.
uIes, there II none, as far heard FROM; that
dlstresses him so much the grape failure in
Madeira.
ma, passed through Petersburg, Saturday on his
way home from the White Sulphur Springs
where he had been spending the summer
-. Col. MARSHALL p. Wilder, President. and
cultural Society, Were severaIly serenaded al the
Calf House, in Louisville, on "Wednesday even
ing, last week.
-. William Mcdonald, Esq, of Baltimore,
who 20 astounded Continental Europe by his o.
tentatioEs display in the way Of a turn out ;,
with . outridefs, = arrived in New York by the
Vanderbilt.
go. An elderly Pennsylvania woman with her
daughts-- looking at the marble statue of Girard
IA The College building, the other day, startled
the oystanders by exclaiIning q La, Sally, how
white he was ~
The Newport News in its notice of the
pcrsonaSes a. the closing ball of the season at the
Fillmore House, mentions:
MIS- Albuquerque and daughter, of Washing
ton, the latter quietly attired in d white dress
one OF the bellies of the evening
--- Mrs General Gaines visited Germantown
IA on fIldav last, TO obtain some facts relative
10 Inc Time OF the death a her grandmother who
long llVed in Germantown, and whose remains
now lie In the lower cemetery of that place
-, The Galveston Civilian learns that in case
Oeh henderson declines being d candidate for
The L =. senate, Of which there il a proba biIIty
II Is likely that Col Matt Ward will he proposed
Is tie successor Of Senator Rusk
- Just as the steamer Arabia was about to
san, on W edneSddy, MIR. L. II. Barnum who had
taken passage for Liverpool, was arrested on a
Jerome clock note. - held. as he SAYS by d b. o.
ker, who shaved IT at about half its face
-. Chevalier Wikon sailed for Europe on
Tuesday The New York Herald saws the Chew
alier goes to Paris to re-publish in French his
last remarkable work, in which he so ably ana
lyses the condition Of France in ISL, and tls
a
---- The talented eccentric Dr. Cox of RrooL
lyn, y. Y, was robbed on SUNDAY last by some
fellows who jostlsd against him while standing
90 me platform OF enc Of the Second avenue cars
The Doctor grabbed one Of the fellows and
matched him of towards the station but the mi
managed 10 break away
---- Mr. MCCormic X, the inventor of the reapar
has offered To give ~ eco per wear towards the
support Of d Presbyterian church at Chicago If
they will secure Rev. DR. Rice of 81 Louis As
pastor The object of the movement is said 10 be
To counterfeit the anii-sldveTy tendencies of the
church
Further from California by the Illinois.
The United States f!igate Independence sail ed
from Panama for san Francisco on the 5.h I'll
The DeCStu! had arrived from Punta renas va IN,
ihe remainder OF the hlibUsters all of them in a
destitute condition several of them Were ser
To San Francisco, and the balance Of them rema n
20; awaiting orders from Washington. The John
Adams was al Panama.
Lieutenant LETTERS had returned from SURVEYING
the BAY of FOnseco.
The accounts from Nicaragua are meapre Gen.
Canas still occupied the county with a Cos,a
hican 10 &c, and the presidential election had not
taken place. 49,
The Costa Rican Congress meets on the 9Th Of
september, when, ID j. said, Mora will I've chosen
President for life. Mr. Carey Jones was sill AZ
Can Jose He had not made any dyance towarf q
the government, and the object of his mission was
profound mystery. He asked for and obtained
permission TO visit the President a. a private in
diVidual, but did not 20. He had been robbed by
his servant, and was said To be greatly embaT
Iassed ia consequence. Business was very dull
The coffee crop promises well
Ihe California American State ticket is as fol-
lows 80 ~ Avn
or Governor, 6. W. Bowie: Lieut. Governor,
"A raymond; COmptrolleT, q. W. Whitman;
aIofhey General, J. b. Mcfarland; Surveyor
~. LeIal' Il. Is Healy; state Printer, b. H. NJ on
Court, II. RaIston "a
NC OPS are mostly harvested and have been
pieu IN good condition. The WELD is far
- diid more abundant than was anticipated
~. t-Doy. BIgler. L. : Minister to Chilli had
ly. Win MS ianl-
The Affairs OF the State treasury have ,.,,o,
Deeh IN No healthy d condition. The issn.n"s 80
scrip hds been abolished, and business is no,,,
transacted Oh a cash basis. nv"
The advance overland immigration has aIrs,d
reached the borders Of the State Troubles ,.,i,2
,he Indians and scdntiness Of grass had some
what detained them '0''''-
" The wife Of en- President Pierce Il said IN
commune ln very III health. Mr. p was never in
Al ~ -hiss Cushman comes out In the Europa:
a. 70 Mathews came out in the Asia; and
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