Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-20

UJ-A chicken fancier is trying to get up a new
lace of pullets by crossing the weather-cocks
with Shanghai hens
II False shame and fear of blame cause more
bad actions than good but virtue never bushes
but for evil.-Ros5sdu.
II 1t is hard to personate and act part long.
Therefore. if man thinks it convenient to seem
good, let him be so, indeed.-T,IIotscr.
u The - Bearded Woman has been arrested
at Louisville on the charge of stealing money She
bids fair TO enter into an engagement with the
managers Of the Penitentiary at Frankfort, Ky.
II The Legislature of Minnesota has made an
appropriation of eco which has been placed
at the disposal OF the Governor, TO recover the
four women alleged to have been captured by the
Indians and carried of in the recent Indian dis
tnTbances on the frontier.
UAmong the assets which Hazard-the latest
defaulter in Boston-turned over TO his employ
ers, was 81 200 worth of lottery tickets, which
drew prizes TO the extent of 81 200 only. IL is
now stated that Hazards defalcations amounted
TO S3I 900. and that the securities turned by
him amount to si5, 600.
I-s'No would take you for W hat Won are -
said an old fashioned gentleman a day two
ago, to a would-be dandy, who had more hair
than brains.
s.Why," asked Joe
because they can't your ears, - replied the
gentleman.
MORE AMERICAN RACE HoRsEs FOR ENGLAND
w Z understand that the gentlemen who are inter-
cStcd in the visit of Lecomte, Pryor aud Proress
20 England, intend shortly to send out five or six
more horses This does not look as If our recent
experiments on English swaTd were at all dis
couraging in the way Of speed -POrtsT's Spirit.
II Thankful ;. Jersey, one of the believers
IN the Wakeman deiusioB, died in New Haven
on the Eth at the residence OF gentleman whose
family had kindly taken an Interest in her and
provided for her support She had become fully
disabused. We believe, OF the Wakeman fanatf-
eism, and was very worthy person.
IL newly married couple took up their res
idence some time since in a street named Poplar
AT Drea kfast the morning the gentleman said
10 the lady:
NV dear this j. PopfD, -s.rut, ana by putting
II (yot) in II beeonies popular.
And bv getting US in it, promptly replied
n~'TeF BALI, ''vill, very naturally, become pop
~ sui another mysterious disappearance is
noted The Albany Journal saws s.NicbaeI
Parantan OF Cohoes. Informs us iba, hi. dsI,isS
Yer ieit home on the 10Th OF April, since which
time be has heard nothing of her She was siy-
Teen years or age, i've feet four inches high lipht
complexion, light hair and prepossessinp i'm an
pedrance- He has some misgfvings that the vouno
woman found dead near Newburg was his dan.b9
Ter ana says that she resembled very closely The
description given Of that unfortunate girl :,
III Capt. Dunlop, of IL B. NJ steamer Tartar
seems 10 have made - hit'' i'm becomin0 res non
sole for $50 TO bring to New Orleans a number
OF destitute hlibusteTs. On his arrival at Veyp
orleans, the British Consul, Mr.. Muir laid the
sunJect before the City Councils, but before they
had acted, the - Boston Club" assumed the debt
ana PAID The money. The Mayor stated that he
nad Intended TO recommend the Councils TO nav
the money, and had no doubt they would bPsvaa
done 30. Captain Dunlop was rendered a nnhI;c
decline IL ~ WIS i'@eu "