Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21

aon Tor Douglas, was composed of Douglasites
WIN Few X eughse EMPLOYED doubtiess 10 A.
", L., oi.IV work OF their superiors What added
.oIe 20 tne confusion and disorder of the occa-
slon, was the exhibition of the .Iwhitc feather,
oy Ine u ;. Marine Band In their sudden and
SPEEDY exit. "a la Bladensburg races" and who
were evidently too much frie htened to afterwards
report themselves for DUTY I,v-tbs-bv we s,o
INFORMED they had received their pay in advance
M., WashbuTp, unmoved amidst the excite
,,,en, aho confusion which for The time prevailed
was hearo proclaiming In stentonous toaes Island
your ground:s s'are you cowasds;,, sIstapd vonr
ground and maintain your rights or die: - ssstand
IKE your own brave standard bearer, Abraham
This cool and collected manner of the sneake,
with his bold and defiant expressions seemed 10
lmpart courage to his Republican friends. who
soon rallied, seemingly determined to follow the
advice OF the speaker. 1t had the effect also 10
intimidate the mob and no further Recommendation
was made by them. The excitement being al
layed, the spea ker resumed his remarks
L was Speaking ofMr Lincoln, that had known
Nun everywhere-in private life, at the bar, and
In the fields Of political contest-apd had never
known political man
lTne speaker was again interrupted by an at
when he said1
trust that here, in this Capital of the nation.
free speech is not to be suppressed and the citi
zens Of this great Republic are everywhere to be
aIloweo the freedom of speech. Ifhree cheers
were here given for Washburn Fellow rennh
means, you may have no democratic Mayor and
no democratic police to protect you hut If Won
are men, and II you are republicans Won will
protect yourselves, die I'm the last ditch rCries
OF I'VE Will" and vociferous cheering ! Has
IL come 70 this, that in the Capital of this great
and free nation that men-free men-,re not 70 no
heard without disturbance 1 tell Won that n xve
are 10 De thus subjected to this dangerous annoy
ance, II is time there a reform in the (;over1
ment [cries of chats ~ and these hanoerson
o. the CITY government who disturb our meetings
should De driven from the Capital with scorn.
fn v0ff
longer. ICries of go on 90 on ~ I was
speaking of my friend Mr.. Lincoln, but will
not go further on that subject Let me only saw
that the hand of fate is In the curtain
A Voice.-"Thatis so ~
Another voice.-"God grant it,"
MI. "aShonfn, resuming-A new era is about
- open upon the affairs of this Government, when
these plunderers which have so Ionu Infested tbis
Government will be driven from the canitaI Vss
ana by an almost united voice of a free people
ought to have said word In regard 10 yonr can
dlddte Tor the Vice Presidency-Hannibal Ham
INA native, i am proud to saw of the Same
county and State with pyseIf-kuoIyn AZ the
Bears OF Old Oxford;' a man known tbrougL
out the country pure and unsPotted unbleruisbed
aud unassailed, and whose experience in Ieoisla
tive and in political affairs give him high Claims
upon the country. And now let me say to Won i'm
CLOSING, fellow-ct z ms, take courage aud be of
good cheer; Roll the tynlbal, strike the cymbal,
let the trump of triumph sound ("
Al the conclusion of Mr.. Washburn's speecb
the Marine Band not again making their appear
dhce, the meeting quietly dispersed
DR. j + E EALING This gentleman, whose
advertisements have been profnse recently I'm Inc
papers OF the city, in connection with aural prac
tCe, ana whose temp orary quarters have been at
the National Hotel was arrested ON Satnrday ias,
on Information by several resident physicjsns nj
| WIS Layton charging him with being ouack and
an lhpostor, under the provision In ine act of in
corporation OF the District Medical Society, which
| prohibits strangers from practicinr medicine q,
| surgery In the limits of the District of COLUMBIA
| without having first received di ploma granting
suCh permission from some recognized rnedirsl
| Institution here or elsewhere The warrant W. =
! Issued by Justice Myer, and the arrest made NV
! ofhcer Hughes DR.. J. +. May WIS principaI
T W. In the case, and identified Dr. Ealing
| alaS Elliott as a man who last winter operated
extensively IN Nashville, Tennessee as a enter of
CUins ana eatlrpator Of chil-blains, bunions and
an xmas OF excrescences from the feet 1t appeaTs
| from Dr Mays testimony that in Nashville Dr
Ealing registered his name at the Citv Hotel az
Elliott, but in his advertisements called himself
EaIlng, and that he left Nashville some $500 in
DEBT TO the several newspapers which had nuh
lshed his advertisements and after .sdiddl tnn,,
| sundry persons out Of large sums of money Inv biS
pretended cures. One old gentleman there Ia ssid
" nave Pdlu MIN S4Qo to extrect a villainous corn
ne only protested there to be scorn doctor; ,;
ana on being questioned by Dr. Nav after some
hesitation he admitted indirectly that be was the
party WHO had operated as above indicated in
Mr.. James Henderson, the Doctor, ay.u. 49,.
examined, and gave testimony confriIiny tSe
idea OF Ealing's travelling with an alias, and of
MS having received large sums of money for his
alleged cures of deafness. While i'm NashvfI .
Ealing asserted publicly that he BELONGED tn The
surgical stall of the medical de partnent OF q ueen
victoria, and signed himself /" operating sur0eon
10 the Queen Of Great Britain " At the National
the ear doctor occupied the apartments known az
tne residents rooms, and kept himself very So
ctudedi 10 iact, was only to be seen for purposes
OF consultation, and then only upon BEREAVEMENT
OF 50 Being charged with obtaining large sums
mere ron persons upon whom he had operated
Ior deafness, he did not deny the fact One old
gentleman IN Alexandria IL is said maid him 2n0.
LADY $50, and numbers of others as high as So
henderson ala not deny that the Doctor some
tunes received as hi Oh as $3.50 in some cases
ne Justlce held him to bail in 81 900 for his
appearance Tor further examination today at n
O'Clock, and afterwards took $3.50 cash i'm Land
anu released him upon his own recognizance
me mere oelDs no reason to suppose that h would
ldlt 10 aCe1d, as the fine in the case only amounts
10 SOU but the SO diSdHt Doctor did fail 10 tend
Notwithstanding although strict watch was knit
a 'on i'm ~
1t seems that the Justice Yesterday feeling nm.
easy ABOUT MS prisoner went to the National inst
before the afternoon train left for Baltimore and
upon visiting his rooms discovered them To hs
empty. He immediately communicated with the
proprietor, who informed him that the Doctoy
was just about leaving by the train. Justice
Myers instantly ran TO the hotel omnibuses stand
Ing at the entrance, and looked for the doctor
rage and drove directly to the depot and com
muhlcated with policeman The officer re-
Piled that be bad been employed by Gov Brown
OF Miss, to arrest man, and on comparing notes
II was ascertaineG they were both after the ssme
individual 1t seems that Ealing had operated
on lady acquaintance of Gov Browns IN,
deafness and she had paid him by a check ON
New Orleans for SiOO ~
The imposition was so great as to induce him
TO suspect the quackery, and he had followed
with view to mis- arrest They then proceeded
though the cars, but were unable TO discover the
fugitive. Gov. Brown and the officer took mas
sage In the cars for Bladensburg, and when the
train arrived there discovered him, concealed in
the cars. He was brought back and Ia ken TO the
ONCE of the Adams Express Company. with
whom he had left the 500 check alluded to above
for collection, where he gave an order for the
payment of the money 10 Gov Brown
we learn that be was subsequently released
and that he Immediately left town in a carriage
THE BURNING OF TRUMAN & DRAPER's PLAN
ING MILL ON SATURDAY.-The fire. as we stated
on Saturday, occurred during the dinner hour
and Is ascribed, says the Jntellgencer of this
morning, to negligence on the part of those left
In charge Of the steam boiler We were inform
co that one or two young men, in the Temporary
absence OF the engineer, were stirring MP the fire
under the boiler when puff Of wind coming
down the chimney blew the flames outward from
the mouth Of the furnace, thereby immediately
lgnltng the shavings that were lying about in
quantities much too great for the most ordinary