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

| United States be obeyed In the Territory, and 10
exert every constitutional power to secure the due
administration Of justce.n
sLIGHfBy DrsGRUNrLEp.-A friend in Tho
country, evidently not up to snuff advocates
I display of American national indignation on
account OF the rejection Of the Dallas Clarendon
treaty, as follows: "a
h. Ea,sor Or shs Sta, when the English Am
Dassaoor plays with two aces In his game of
nigh, low, jack" and loses his game = p .
when before the st. Georges Society he leads ont
10 capture, to captivate, and blind our national
vanity, ana In a few days presents the rejection
Of the amendments to the Central AHeS;csn
treaty. should not the whole American peonIe
rom the highest officer Of the Government to the
Lowest subterranean,' treat him with all the
contempt from which he Is not shielded by virtue
OF his ofice! People of the United States stand
by the rules you have chosen for yourselves.
e- OUTIs.
MIR. "Outis" will please take notice that at
the st. George Society's entertainment, Lord
Napier played simply the role of Lord Napier :;
whereas, presenting the rejection of the treaty
he acted the British Ambassador The rejec.
ton was the work of his Government, not of
himself; for he is well known to have been an
| earnest advocate for its acceptance as amended
Our country friend however, evidently does
not know that nobody but himself cares the
snap Of finger for the rejection, which has dis
turbed no nerves on this side of the herring
pond but his own.
ALL THE Fools NOT YET DEAD The New
York EUening Post republishes the following
card as the result Of the success of the Free
Sellers in carrying the city of st. Louis about
two and half months ago, land thus inducing
the more rapid settlement up of the vacant
lands in the State y
LAND OFFICE, WARSAW, Mo, June Is, 81
lon account Of the large amount of lands sold
at this office during the last two and a half
months, which has been over 5000 acres being
for the month Of May alone 2i7 ,352 this office has
been closed Due notice will be given when 1t
&C. N. B. DoDsoN, Register
We need hardly add that the Warsaw land
district Of Missouri is in section of the State,
wherein an abolitionist would be in about as
bad fix, if his sentiments were known, as in
certain unmentionable place, without claws"
The idea that the triumph of the Free-Soilers
In St Louis could instantly produce the result
the Post attributes to it, in such a locality es-
pecially, is worthy of the charlatanism of the
propensity of its presses to impose on the igno-
rant among their readers.
The NAVAL Courts OF INoU1RY.-To-day,
Court No. took up the case of ex-Lieut. Har-
rell. The following gentlemen have so far been
examined in it. Viz Lieut. j. M. Frailey.
Commodore j. II. Aulick, and Lieuts. J. N.
Maffit, I. c. Harris, and J. C. Carter on the
appellants behalf; and Capt. W. w. Mexican,
for the Government. Mr.. Harrell is defended
by Messrs. Phillips and Blount, the latter of
whom has the case in charge.
Before Court No 2, the case Of It. Walk be-
ing still on trial, Commander DeCamp was ex-
amined on the Governments behalf Thatcase
was then postponed until tomorrow at 10 am,
to await the testimony of Commander Godon,
also called for the Government The case Of
1t. r. Lowe was being taken up by that Court
as the Star went to press.
Court No. was not in open session to-day;
being engaged in making up their decision in
the case Of Captain Latimer.
The SLoOP-oF-WAR PLYNoUrH-This ship,
destined on IN ordnance-practice cruise, is to
leave the Washington Navy Yard tomorrow,
for Norfolk, Va, where she will complete her
OUTFIT for hervisit to some Of the principal East
ern ports. The following are her officers Viz:
Commander, Jno. A. Dahlgreen +; Its Gates
by Ap. X. Jones' Executive Oficer) George P.
Balch, Ordinance Officer and Master VIM. A.
Webb, Oscar c. Badger, and VIM. T. Truxtop;
Surgeon, j. D. Miller; Purser, VIM B. Boggs
Assistant Surgeon, Alexander NJ Vedder; Car
penter, Thomas c. Ferrall Sailmaker, VIM. s.
L. Braxton.
nr,rr II.
the tender of an Inspectorship of the District
of Columbia Penitentiary, which we mentioned
a few days since as having been made to him
We regret the fact because there is no more
capable business man in this community, and
OF such should the Board of Inspectors of that
institution be exclusively composed.
APPOISrED.-The President has appointed
VIM. Patterson, Postmaster at Keokuk, Iowa.
rtce A. L. Walling, and Geo. p. PeIton, Post
master at POughkeepsie, N. Y, rice A. H.
Pease
LIST OF PArENTs.-The following is the list
of Patents issued from the United States Patent
Office, for the week ending June %, IS57-each
bearing that date:
Napoleon Aubin, Of ALBANY, N Y-For i'm
provement in gas generators.
Franklin L.. Bailey, of Boston, Mass-For i'm
provement in printing presses
Thos. Batty, of Brooklyn, N. Y.-For improve
ment in means for reducing topsails
Eugene Blattner, of Philadelphia, Pa-For
Improvement in machines for polishing raw hide
whips
Willard w. Chapman, OF Lowell, Mass.-For
improved method OF holding and adjusting plane
irons in their stocks
Ezra Coleman, OF Philadelphia, Pa.-For i'm
provement In grinding mill.
Jacob Erdle, Of West Bloomfield, N. Y.-For
improved saw-set.
Anthony Faas, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For i'm
provement In fastening handles to baskets.
Horatio Fairbanks. OF South Brookfeld, Mass. |
For improvement in vapor burners.
Francis Cuisine, Of Medford, Mass-For i'm
Provement In vane governor for steam engines
DC.
Edward Hamilton, of Chicago, Hl.-For i'm
proved valvular arrangement for faucets, &c.
VIM. Henry Harrison, of Philadelphia, Pa
Fo. Improvement in pumps
John Haw, of Old Church, Va.-For improve
ment In picker saving machines.
VIM L. johnson, OF Peytonsville, Tenn.-For |
improved mode Of constructing stores.
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