Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-27

III The revival among the colored people of
London, c. W., still progresses.
UThs beech trees are In full bloom in South
ern Illinois.
III The Missouri Wine Companv have ofYsred
$3.50 In premiums for the best pure native wines
IL The consolidated debt OF the city of Bos-
ton amounts to nearly eight I'd half millions
of dollars. -..-
II The subject of establishing paper mill
10 louisiana Is agitated by the New Orleans
O The American word caucus IL introduced
Into English politics. The London Star speaks
OF caucus Of Lord Palmerston's friends.
IT The journals Of the West TEEN with an
coming crops.
III DR.. Turner who has an extensive market
garden near Savannah, sold $50 worth Of straw
berries to 60 North by the steamer Of Saturday.
III On Sunday night last, a portion of the
tunnel on the west side of the Hoosac Mountain,
some twenty feet In length was filled up by the
earth from above falling in.
u western editor wishes to know wheth-
er laws recently enacted against the carrying of
deadly weapons. applies to doctors who carry
pills In their pockets.
ID The jamaica Standard asserts that every
hundred weight Of sugar, growing in Jsmtics,
tity does In Cuba-slave labor in the latter place
being the cause of the difference
IVA widow woman In Cincinnati, who owns
lot In the Cemetery, wherein lie her husband
bling the lot Of another woman Of valuable plants
and transplanting them to her own.
III The New York Herald says: small u .
States sidewheel steamer passed Highland Light
States steamer Water Witch, from Washington
ID. O., via Norfolk and New York, with a cargo
of ammunition.
LOOK OUT FOR SoUALLs.-It ia currently re-
ported that the money kings of Europe, the
Rothschids, have been for the last two or three
months realizing cautiously, but continually,
many OF the securities they held, both in London
and Paris N. Y. Post
IL monster nugget of gold has been found
at Hangover, 40 miles from Melbourne, by four
old California miners. named Robert and James
Amorose, ana samuel and Charles Napier. The
lucky owners are two pairs of brothers; one pair
being English, and the other Boston boys
III Methodist missionary in the Puyet's
sound district, writes that his charge embraces
an extent Of country 300 miles long $50 of which
has to be travelled In an ocean steamer No conn
try west OF us; no preachers beyond US We
have IA 600 Indians and about 900 whites, and
100 church members.
QrIcK DEBr PAYHss-A gentleman I'm Ri-h
mond writes that, In the Beautiful village Of
Lexington, young man having devoted him.
self to the special entertainment Of a company of
pretty girls for a whole evening" demanded nav
ment In kisses, when one OF them instantly I.-
piled, Certainly, sir, present your bill'
III The Mr.. Newman who created so unseern-
~ an excitement in 81. Pauls church, Williams
burg, by attempting to stab Miss Bennett, one of
the ladies connected with the choir, because She
had refused his addresses. protests now that il
was all in fun. % The lady herself is said to be
fntsrcsding for his discharge from custody. OF
course,
ID Al Milwaukee tidal wave rusbei into
the river, uPsetting steam ferryboat, and doing
other damage An equally rapid fall of the wa.
ter succeeded the sudden rise. The phenomena
was more marked on the beach Of the lake AT
one pier, the water, before the fall, was w thin
three feet OF the floor Of a warehouse, when IL
retired rapidly, leaving dry ground under the
building. In about twenty minutes the wafer
rushed back, in two great tidal waves, rising so
high as 10 force up the flooring Of the warehouse
and to tow into Cellars in the lower part of the
town The difference between the highest and
lowest points, within three quarters Of an hour
was inlIy six feet. The occurrence creates great
wonderment at Milwaukee