Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27
TAs MAIoRALTr-AC CARD
yAszISeroH May ~, 1855.

inonced In the Star Of yesterday the following,
taken from the Bulletin, sheet printed In this
city: - -...'- -
WAsHlSeroS, May "a, 1855
| 10 rae Editor Of ths Star
Please give the following, taken from the Bul-
Ieun OF Saturday last, place in your columns,
aho oonge VoTEk OF WASHINGTON.
has been charged npon Mr.. Wslinch. by q respon.
pie correspondent IN paper thut, order to Sc
NOTHING. party Of ths city he has ssreed N to b
Initiated an become the eradicate ofthe order Tor
Il this is not truC Why does not Mr. WailaoS denI
Our CORES eoudent say he does not. If he does
| into an admission of the fact.
This assertion is false in every particular and
known 80 TO be by the person who concected IL.
| Respectfully, your obedien' servant,
| RICHSRD WALLACu -
! THE RIVER The barque Horace Real which
has been lying aground off Arlington for the las,
thres days cot of last nil bit and proceeded 70 her
destination al the western wharvex; she s hp,vj,v
ireightrd with granite for tho Treasury extension
n, na.t q Carter's wharves business has taken
HVeIy turn number of vessels from the
NoTth are there, unlading heavy carrot-. Of red
Hce S,one, curh stone, and tagging
AZ KHey various vessels Az discharginp coal
Tor the Gas Company, and Quite feet Of lumber
vessels are awaiting their turn 10 be discbarrpd
large schcnnrr from Bangor 1.-THE Metis) is dis
charging the finest cargo of lumber we have seen
and Joist. and 100 OU lathes con ,Ivned 20 ngtt
At stone Afgruder' wharf The proprieiors
are fecriving coal from Philadelphia hy schr,
= u. PhaTo and = r.. Jones
The river remains very high with a s.ronv
Irrent s
BIBLE PANORAMA At OnD Fellows HALL
Notwithstanding the rain Of last evening, quite
ndulhcr attended this exhibition Weare gl,d
to notice the increasing interest To wtnes, this
admirable THiniing. II is an exhibition, in our
Judgment, more worthy the attention Of our citi-
LcHS man any that has been Uflen in Washing
ton Tor manly years. The whole 1. 900 wards of
canvass pears evidence or original and vigorous
conception. 1t IL almost inipnSSihlr for US TO
rnaVey 10 our readers The hlCh estimate that we
place upon this rs work of art SOM, sinuIe
scenes nave merit enough to compensate The
uonblc OF repeated Visits. It's delincatinns If
primitive and oriental life and manners and oT
natural history, are Truthful and the moral inn
FLca5i1nS irit nP"n The mind happy. No one
>bould miss seeing il.
CENTRE MaRsEr.-This morning the market
was well supplied with provisions in every de-
f'rtnsani; but the continued rain. prevented a
numerous attendance Of purchasers, and con.e-
inrntiy the sales were not rs brisk as the dealers
desired In The vegetable department tho sur
pV wa ample aud Of excellent QuaIity-many
country dealers appealing ~ the stands The
butchers g morally were AT their stalls and mad.
W. attractive display OF Their stock The bav
'od' h"t was simly attended, and tho demand
u ~ nf he
cutting out Of most of the seinss AZ The Ispdipr.
was not as fully supplied as during the pssi
weck. f'
BuSIHEs> of every description is more or less
Affected by the continuance Of the rainv season
The merchants are doing but little and that little
Is Principally confined To the retail trade The
lew farmers who arrive in the city look gloomy
aud dull and wonder when they will n. Blessed
with sunshine. The builders generally have ans
pended ut-door work, and appear to TIE anxious
inn has l,l...
OF employment by the weather and thev deserve
sympathy particularly, for they have made hut
Few days since the season began 4 clear skv
aud warm sun would be hailed with iov lust now
ExrEDITToN.-A morning contemporary boasts
that it has made arrangements for obtaining in
telligence from London one day later than the
regular mails. At this, an afternoon paper not
wishing to be outdone, asserts that by the aid OF
Il carTleT-biTd, which will Overtake the steamers
II VIII hereafter obtain the news three DAYS later
StiIi why, neig hbors. that is nothing; we are
In the daily habit of publishing matters in the
star long before they have ever TRANSFERRED in
London "
IHE BEST PLACE to complain Of nuisances, Is
TO the Health Commissioner. He will see that
they are abated as soon as ne knows of their ex
lstence The law regulates those matters, II
cannot De expected that an officer. no matter how
efncient Is aware of every violation of law: he
cause he Is not ubiquitous. He must be informed
OF the facts, and the best infoTmer is the com
pldnant. IL Is very unfair to expect the press 10
scourSe all officer when he is not at all TO blame
SALE OF PAISTINGs.-The sale of fine oil paint
lnSs and engravings. advertised by James C
McGuire, auctioneer, will certainly take place
this evening at * O'Clock, in the hall of Farm
hams Building, corner Of Eleventh street and
pennsylvania avenue. Those who wish 10 Oh
tain beautiful parlor ornaments wouId do ueIi 10
attend, as the sale will be made without r.oard
20 COST ana me opportunities will offer TO obtain
bargains. ''
IHE INDIANS -ExpeCtingt to take their depar
ture Tor home, in short time, the Sioux appear
to have grown happy; and the sound of their
drum Is frequently heard in the neiyhborLood of
MAKERS Hotel. They will be detained but q
few days 10 complete their business when they
Will depart for their homes in Minnesota
The PLEASURE sEKSERs of the Northern Lib
critics and other portions Of the city will find in
the cotllon party OF the Northern Liberties, Az.
soclatIon, at their hall tonight most e,c.Ilep,
opportunity TO spend pleasant evening MANY,
we sue, will he there to ,schase The oIolying
hours with flying feet
MR. SAMUEL i. DRURY has completed the i'm
pToyements upon his store, next 70 the corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and Fourteenth street and
oar advertising columns to-day show him 10 he
In receipt OF considerable additions 10 his ordin
airy well selected stock BUYERS of orocerins
could do no better thing than to cali and see
Drury.
BoGGs was aceosted this morning by a gentle
man with the qsery, ''Sir, can you tell me which
way the numbers'fhH along this street ~ "No.
SL, can I've never seen them THHhing," was
Bogg's satisfactory reply.
Those interested should be lre to read Mr..
Samuel L. HoOyeT's ad yertisemeht in the Star of
to-day; for he means what he says
WATCH RETURNS Henry, England, and
Michael kirwan and Biddy Conner, Ireland all
drunk; workhOuse 90 days Pat Breen. Ireland.
disorderiy; hne and costs S3.ii Ten dodgers
all non-Tesidents.
ORTIZ hEADiNd-Why Is il that 20 many sufrsr
an Iephe anu drag ont a miserable exlsteIce nm
htted LOT the ENJOY mants, and even ORDINARY mr.
suits OF life, when relief may he Obtained and he's i'm
and VlEoI restored, by treatment at once conye-
b'snt sha SAFE as Te as permanent it's character
i" those who have suffered long with disc. Sc
utnetlng In loss OF appetite, vIgor the unde
signed lenders HIS professional services, assuring
the sufferers, IN oandOr and sincerity pleasant con-
Venlcnt and proper prescriptions, thorough cure