Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-19
E According to the late census the nuus
Der Of Protestants in Hungary Is q, 7a2, 725

II According to the late census the nuus
Der Of Professionals in Hungary Is 7s2. 725.
T The Mayor Of Paducah, Ky. has issued
| q proclamation ordering all the free negroes
| to leave thst place instanter. A general mi
| grafton has taken place
T Gov. Shannon passed through Licking
ton, Missouri, few days ago, on his way to
Kansas. 1t is his intention to locate perma
nently In the Territory.
r. The Democrats Of Brown county, Ohio,
elected q sheriff on the 3 / day Of January, by
| q majority Of $50 votes. The Brown county
Democrat styles IL I" the FIRST crow for 1857. -"
| says" All the sugars and molssses, partic.
ularly the molasses, which will arrive at this
port for some months to come, have been pur-
ch ased at very high rates"
F An entirely new route over which a
journey from the Carson Valley to Salt Lake,
was m ade in only II days, had jus. been dis.
covered. The distance il said to be three
hundred miles shorter than any route prev.
| iously discovered.
II The Montreal Herald says that the
river st. Lawrence has taken" within the
last few days fully mile higher up than has
been known for seventy years. The celebra-
ted Lachine rapids have wholly disappeared,
| owing to the rise of the water.
@ The Havana papers mention the ex.
traordinary occurrence in those regions of .
fall Of snow, near Villa Clara; the people in
the fields are said to have taken it for salt,
and % have been very much surprised on see.
ing 1t melt away in their hands.
I The municipal elections in Brantford,
Canada, were attended with shameful pro.
ceedings Mr.. John Cameron. We are told,
had his arm broken Sheriff Smith was knock
ed down, and several others were injured in
the several fights which took place. However,
Mr. Matthews got returned by one rots.
II In London there are sixty two George
streets, fifty FIVE Charles streets, and forty.
i've John streets. There are five hundred and
seventy one streets that possess but seventy.
seven names. The city authorities are now
employed in reviewing the names Of the streets
with hope of improvement.
REsIssArros.-Sir Henry Halfourd, the
eminent London physician, says; "Of the
great number to whom it has been my painful
professional duty to have administered in the
last hours Of their lives, have Sometimes felt
surprised that so fen hare appeared reluctant
to 60 to the undiscovered country from whose
bourne no traveller returns.
ABoLIrloNIsx DEcLIKISa.-An exchange
paper has the following:
The Boston Liherator commences its 18th
volume with new type Mr. Garrison says
that the number Of its subscribers is no greater
than it was twenty years ago: it's receipts
during the last year have diminished, and its
| number of subscribers reduced.
g Among the queer things that have a..
ready taken place in 1857, we notice that the
bar Of Lower Canada has had a baby A
Montreal paper gives him this drst rate notice:
"deorgs Baby, Esq, after highly credi-
table examination before the council, was ad-
mtted to the bar Mr. Baby studied under The
Hon Mr. Drummond, late attorney general
for Lower Canada
ACoRys FOR BREAD.-A French chemist
| takes acorns, bulls them, and boils them in
weak solution of carbonate of soda for about
half an hour, then taken out and washed
This operation removes the sstringent taste
| from them, AFTER which they are dried and
ground up into -four. Mixed with an equal
quantity Of wheat -four, it is said to make a
pal atable and nutritious bread.