Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-10
ID The Germans Of Virginia propose to erect
q monument TO the memory of Baron Steuben.

ID The Germans Of Virginia propose to erect
monument TO the memory Of Baron Steuben.
IL Mr.. Mullins has been holden at Pictou for
manslaughter, in killing Philip Spooner, mate of
bsig Monica, In an ARRAY in that harber.
ID youngster named sweeny, who was AZ
rested at Warren Mass for rape, escaped from
the officers, plunged into the river and wa.
drowned.
ID Or. Lyon, pastor Of the Baptist Church in
Columbus, Indiana, and three of hi. flock have
been arraigned before the church authorities for
joining temperance society in that place.
IL The name sepoy or sipoy, is derived by
Bishop Heber from sip the bow and arrow
which were originally in almost universal use
by the native troops in India in offensive war
Brunswick, Me, was burnt on the evening of
the I'd inst. His son, DR.. Chas. R Dunlap, was
% severely burned that it is supposed he will not
recover.
that young man. who has for some time been
been engaged in the freight train on the Boston
Railroad, In that city, IL missing, and is supposed
70 be defautsr to the amount of $40 900 or sl2
III A gentleman Of Philadelphia purchased
SEINE time ago q considerable tract Of land on the
west side Of The southern Branch Just above the
Navy Yard at Gosport, Va. Six months ago the
property could have been bought for $40, O0e. II
is now hrnly held at 500, 900.
IL A monument has lately been erected in
the cemetery al Concord, Mass, in memory of
the Hon. Samuel Hoar, who died in November
last IL is Of Quincy granite, twelve feet high,
siX wide and three deep, and represents a door
and window, the design being from the ri grm's
Progress.
u The body Of w. R. Patton. a merchant Of
Pana, was run over by train of cars on the ILL.,
nois Central railroad, on the 18th ult, and most
shoe kingly manyled, so much that he could
not havs been identified had it not been for his
clothes IL 10 supposed that he was shot in one,
two, or three places, and his body laid upon the
track TO prevent detection.
III Captain Drumnond Of the firm of Tru-
tand Drummond, ship builders in Maine has
Invented hollow receptacle for papers and val
Of disaster at sea, and designed to float until II
ts picked up or fOats ashore. Ii is made in globe
form, OF brass or copper and the opening is a led
with screw cap, easily adjusted, and also air
tight.
II DR. Francis, of Philadelphia, ha. invented
what he calls galvanic forceps, which in intend
ed as a relief TO the pain of extracting teeth II
Is combination Of the ordinary forcep, with I
nerve OF the tooth may be charged with the gal
vanic influence and Its sensibilty be suspended
In this condition the extraction will be withou
the pain usually accompanying the drawing of ,
tooth In high state OF Inflammation.
IL London Atheneum notices favorably a re
cent work by Sir John Forbes, In which tina: dis
fin2uishsd physician shows that there is a natu
Ial history or disease and that the series Of &C
tendency to terminate in health During the
occurrence or these abnormal actions much ma,
De done 20 re establish health, says DIR. Forbes
bat IL is not the drugs, the nostIums, or the
remedies" that deserve the credit.
euIcIDB FOR Iowa wretched victim of mi
placed confidence, named Vim. Huling commit.
ted suicide IN Iowa last week, under the follow.
Ing circumstances: He had been paving seriou.
attentions to young lady, and seeing her rid,
past with another gentleman, and knowing thai
tney would soon return, be went and hung hi m.
self upon an apple tree by the roadside in full
view Of the lady and his rival, and soon expired
Poor fellow, hope he may meet with better luc
on the other side Of Jordan, aud there find some
celestial feminine angel to procate his foolish
passion.
IL From the following paragraph in the Dub
lin correspondence ofthe London Times II would
seem that an Irish party at home as well a:
abroad seek TO sympathize with the Sepoys:
The Clonmel Chronicle says that the town o.
Carrie k-on-Suir has again been selected as a sit.
for further manifestation of individual disafYec.
non On Sunday morning placard, attractiveI,
displayed, and written in a bold legihle hand
was posted on the chapel gates setting before tn,
militia Of Ireland the glorious example OF III,
Sepoys;D '