Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-14

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nspc.eainrs e Deschee's nsvsf-tooe fosyecn
sSarpe,s rias dessting meeting In 80, It New
r.ven. undse The shndsw q Yale CG15ge- "a
mt Win coassqusnca when hsld, - meGt1ng
hns already been fruitful q rssul1S - which -
NJ vas the Hsrpss's Ferry s8Aif, - any supdss
capable Il apatxing this and that togsth9n win
cpmpsehsnd Il glance.
Mr. Bseches nid:
aThs Cssstisasiea w.s dsagnsd - ~ eem-l
bat 6o4 osdai1ed thst = should be IN ssssvsssssi
n dsrisiss tkes e skssh explode 10 ~ ssidsf u
Ne ns s: e: thro.isg OUT eemhs and rse.ss
"A great many people faise 9 cry shout the
Uniea Ard ths Coa.etuIioa, = if The t.e were
Perfectly identical but the truth =, ~ z Is fAs
81: 49, e; !: e ss & e Z. :ss
castsesd n this country n Ass lees he Jssstais
ast lstk<y n ON fyss5sss, By stasmpting % held
60 two oPPosisE prihsipas:, Which yin not
II never ise1 bat oas. esnpsomiss that
|thoslxhs vss = good one. and ltws this: Cover
nse sh.anee ysat Over 70 iswse1ss, .ad d
snd his companions should give Up his Sharp's
rines; sscenaly, that h should dslivx ovsr all
sssss: ;, sss wss@ rss.s ~ ~ 49, ssssa
last propcsiisa, viii ne.tioa the answsr 70 the
mt. Robinsea v:sy coolly f.e:d The insolsnt
rines, propose 70 compsomise; We win keep the
weapons ourselves, bwf gre yss the eesssstsn
That comPsomise thisk would work. !"
.ia sh.s be did nos hope sharp: iiss would Ss
put TO the fullest use Of which they are capable;
bot selfdefence, especially In the case Of Pree-
CON, y ssc,sd duty ne dsPsscsssd ne NEE
on the part Of settlers in Kansas, bat he believed
In meeting manfully the present exigencies, bad
= they might be. he said he desired TO bad the
defence for the party setting out, and that there
fore Nj. Lines might put down on the paper, ssB .
SillimAn, one SAa9p's rife, - = - - i
Mr.. Rs.ssii and Rev W. AZ. bussos ro.. sosh ii
once Mr. Russell speaks hfst-Put me down for
Rev. Mr.. Dutton. tpssior Of the church, --pns
going out with the company. and ~ his pastor,
desire to present TO him . Bible and . Shasp's
rine. I0rsat applause.l
r. Pie-I viii give one.
stephen D. Pardee-I will give one for myself,
and also one Tor my wife.
Mr. Beecher-I like to zee that; II ID a stroke
night and leu l6rs.t laoghssrJ
Thos Trowbfidge-Put me down Tor four.
| (Continued laughtefi
q. 4. K. HoveI win give one.
u III. .. ".
| "A gentleman aid that Mi1 Mary Dutton would
Mr.. Bseches here stated that Il twenty-ave could
be raised on the spot. he would Hedge twenty-five
more from Plymouth Churh-ffty being sum.
cient Number Ter the whole supply. (Clapping OF
Prof. siIiiman now left ar Bescher to speak for
the bad. and sat down to enjoy the occasiOn,
Mr. Beecher-Kaiaasi That's Significant name
In connsstion With Sharpe rife. fLaughter.l
| Mr.. vining-Anofher for me. -
Mt: Moses Tyler-l viii pledge one Snaps
rihe from the Jssier Class IN Yale Coltss. (Greai
Prof. silliman (rising in his seat, and sweeping
the galleries with his eye)-7xevs are |osy C5asses
IN Yale College, (lmmense sensation.1
| Henly TroWbfidge-One.
John 9. North-One.
Mr.. Beeches-l think that Kansas win now
know that there is North. [Great applause
w. kingsley-One for me. q
Lucus l.. Ofmsfcad-One
| Mr. Dunlap win pledge one for the Ssaio,
hw.. now .scsss.issd Mat swspty-ssven in.
stead Of Twenty-Five rifles had been subscribed the
cost Of which, together with the amount received
1t the door for admission fees make the collection
fos Kansas in the North Church ess fAossand dol
The meeting then adjourned.
FnoN rue DxrARrxxsr or rExAs.-The Wa
Depastment has received from San Antonio, Texas
general order Of date October ., 1859, In which
Brevet Major General Twiggs announces his In
1 tention 70 reli6quish his command q the Depart
ment Of Texas, and in % doing expresses Ii,
gfstacation that Il affords him 10 be able 20 teu
tify 70 the zeal and chesrfulnes manifested by al
the branches Of the service In the performance O
their respective and ssdnous duties, and their 60
| operation with his orders and wishes during
continuous sesvice Of two years and half +,
ths ofce1 and his staH he feels particularly thank
fui fes the e1lciency and attention exhibited b,
them In the service q thsir respective duties
which, while they have greatly contsibuted 3
Tighten tho labor and responsibility Of once add
70 the regret b feels On taking leave of the DE
pastmsnt
Naval 0RDEHs.-commsndes r. +. Hunte
has been appointed Light House Inspector cf III,
sixth LightHouse District, in place Of 1t JOIN
Rutiedge detached g
Assistant Surgeon James McMasses has BEEN o.
dered 10 the Naval Academy. -
Lieut.. II. X. Stevens has been detached from
The prize ship Emily and waiting osders. =
commsndeT VIM. r Taylor hes been dSt,cheJ
ftea ordnance duty at Boston, and Cooanandel
george Minor from ordnance duty at Richzposd
AFoasER on BouKrY LAxp Glars Ars r.,r,
By direction AZ The Commisiopes of Pensious
Ezektel D. Dyer, Of South Abingdon, Mss. h.,
bess arrested for having pvessnasd 1t the Pensioa
once die and forged bounty had cIaims. Rail
to ne amount q q, 600 has been demanded fsr
he sppessance 1t court, which, n IL suppesed
fFom biz former character being % well knewn-
having spsnf several yassin the State peisou-snd
ne evidencs AZ his gsilt il ibis ea6e being 20 an
Passst b Win be unable 70 procure
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