Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-25
PERSONAL.

.... Com C. Vanderbilt and Hon. r. III. Clark
of New York, are at Browns
zs.... Capt. O. r. p. Rodgers, U. :: Army, and
Capt. Donaldson, U. s. Navy, are at willards'.
Hon. F.. A. Hannegan, of Missouri. for
merly United States Senator from Indiana, Is At
the Kirkwood House,
.... Senator Mason, of Virginia, accompanied
bv the Mayor of Boston, visited the public schools
sp 81 the faetories al Lowell. : " -
-. Tyne Msupin, Esq, editor Of the Martins
bury American, died I'm that town on Sunday last
Mr.. M has, at different times, been editor OF sew
eral journals in Virginia. His age was about
sixty. - 80
m Among the passengers arrived at New
York in the steamship Persia. are w. Co.byn. Of
Niblo's Garden, accompanied by Signorina The
resa Rolla, of Scala. Milan. Signora Clara Rolla,
LA Fenice, Venice, and Signora Singh Petroni,
Of Her Majesty's Theatre, London.
80. A correspondent of the Boston Transcript
mentions that upon entering acertain bookstore
at the corner Of two streets in than city, last week
he noticed five poets in conversation together,
wig: Willis, Longfellow, Lunt, Fields and Win
ter.
.... The democrats of the sixth district of
Georgia-GOv. Cobbs old district-have nomi-
mated Hon. James Jackson for Congress. Judge
Jackson, though comparatively young in years,
has already attained very high position both as
a statesman and jurist.
go. The Chattanooga (Tennessee) Advertiser
says: Among the visitors i'm our city, we see
our distinguished WeInDer OF congress, Hon. =.
Smith. Col Smith is in excellent health, and
In good spirits. The people are always glad to
see and shake hands with him. AS vet we are
unadvised as to the name of his competitor His
election is a certainty
go. The author of - Nothing to Wear, pub.
lished some months ago in Harper's WeekIv-a
poem of the lngoldsby flow with much facility
of style and rhyme, and remarkable for the bold
ness with which it charges the feminine camp
and brings to view the most important state
secrets, revealing many sad cases Of poverty and
destitution of clothing. is William A. Butler, a
young lawyer Of New York, son Of Hon. Ben
jamn F Butler.
49, The famous coachman, who ran away with
Miss Mariana Petronlla Boxer, a few months
since, has been lost sight of completely in con
sequence OF more recent excitements. The last
the public heard of him was that he had gone
down somewhere in the country TO complete his
education, under the stipulation not to return or
try to see his wife for twelvemonth Mrs Dean
meanwhile-so the Sunday Courier says-remain-
ed at officer Bertholf's house. John, however
not being of studous turn Of mind, it is repre-
sented, found IL rather dull studying grammar
down among the Long Islanders, and sighed TO
return. SO he took run up to the city and sud.
denly appeared to the fair and constant lady love
The Courier adds: 90 She, being a true hearted
and his h-minded lady, was rather shocked by
her husbands lack of honor in not keeping his
parole. She positively refused to have ANYTHING
to say to him, and commanded him to return and
keep lis engagement, or she would never see h i'm
again. He went, and unwillingly; and If he
should have the stupidity to break his word
again, he will have to 90 back to his old occupa
ton as Sentleman's coachman, and give I'D all
hopes Of being the husband of tender hearted
and high-mnded lady, such the infatuated
Petronilla has thus far proved herself.n