Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24
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The Csssfiswtiss thinks thatsbe 'sKansas work.
msntioned - many times in Gerrit smfth's short
letter 10 s'Osawattamie'' Brown IL not applicable
70 Kansas alone but ID general term for abolition
conspiracy and insurrsction, and that while Re !
publican leaders were not directly concerned In
the Hafper's Ferry affair, they are Indirectly re-
sponsible for oil such outbreaks. asrr az 49, -
The lnfsiligeassr thinks that IL the California
folks do not get transcontinentai railroad built
for them Immediately, they ought not, in consid-
sration u favon already extended to them by the
Federal Government, % dissolve the Union Into
Eastern and Westera fagments-- II REGARDS shfs
threat, howsves on q. part q thsC slifrniaas, az
IN agreeable diversion In the midst Of threats,
equally idle, poftendisg ! division between the
the North and south, on conjunctures the most
UThe sale Of RUFUS Choate's miscellaneous
library eonmeacsd At Boston ON the tsth INIT = e
W There Is movement on foot BY New
York company TO organixe a line Of steameu from
that city to Brazil. .7sa9 sases.t
NJ The artists Of Baltimore have Joined them.
selves together In club called the Allstoa Associa
ton, and win hold grand soiree on Tuesday eve
ming next. 80 ...sfzsassl - ,s..eSF -. =
~ The Bssra Of Aldermen In New York have
adopted report authorizing the issne Of s46,o0o
stack Of the Central Park Improvement fund, and
directing the comPsroller to advertise for bids.
HI Boston IL to have another mechanical ba-
kerry, and the building viii be. are-proof. over
100000 has been subscribed by some Of the lead
ing citizens for the erection Of such bakery, and
the enterPrise win be 1t once carried out
NJ Alfred NJ Barbour. ESQ the superintcn-
dent Of the Annoy at HsSper's Ferry, wss at the
Springfield Armory on ofacial business, when the
insurrection commenced. He fastened home with
an possible speed ON learning the news.
III One part Of The city Of New York has been
drowned out, and another part dried up, by the
bursting Of one Of the large mains leading from
the Creton water-works. The break hn been re-
paired, however, and the Gothamites are them
selves again. = Us - f5 i.~f
~ From VIM. Ballantyne We have copy Of
the eesutifally got up eFamily Treasury Of Sab
bath Reading, (" published In London.
From John F. Ellis, the pubiisher, we have the
following new music isGszelle Waltz "Aliie
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From rranck Taylor We have copy of Locke.
celebrated ssNfoon Hoax = 4 10 81 j,
Z THs DxArn o. Nh MAsox-Ths Paris CORES.
pondsnt Of the New York Post, writing on the ID
inst., ays: = $50 - .is.s $, I
aThe Hon. John " Mason, Minister Of he
United Ssates at this Court died at his residsnce
In the Rue de Boujon this lnosning, after an III
nee Of only eight hours He wss attached about
enc o'cloek TIL. morning he had retired, and
bad died Of aDouxYR- n ehn s>eod xvbo 49,
noticed something strange in his speech, and
asked him Mhafwss the matter Nothi ag, was the
ssply; But uPos isOai.g she obssryed bis tongue
the physician Of the family, was sent for immedi,
ately, and such remedies a. the case seemed to re-
qsiss xs,e sdnilisssred, but be never spoke after
dinner, but did not digest the food he ate, which
he vo0tted IN IN almost unchanged state. Though
his family have always appseheaded q return of
Judge some year. ago. they we're @boiis N sns
pared Tor his attack last night He appeared to
. be in his usual health, though unusually sleepy,
His death v % recent and sudden that the famiIy
have come 10 no conclusions for the future az vet
sxcspt 70 have the body embalmed and sent home
~ the earliest convenient opportunity
The funeral ceremonies wers performed at the
American ehspel, Mr.. Seeley, pastor, at o,clock
on the - OF this, the same correspondent says
The attendance was large, mostly Of Amer.
caas, among whom were Measrs o Sullivan and
spence, who, until lately, held diplomatic POSI-
p unople. Count Sartiges, the American reprcssnt-
alive Of this Government, was also there The
Persian ambassadof and Mr.. Rumr were, be-
nsve, snc only rs.ident minister Present. As the
u that they also are taking their vacation. A tel.
egrzPhic despqtch vas received q twelve from the
Enpefor, diisetinz bis Chamberlain tostsend with
guard OF honor, which arrived juss as the eter.
cisss bad commcneed. The funeral service az the
EPiscefaf Church Was rcd by the Rev. Mr.. Linn