Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-16

ga Mr.. King, of Middleboro' Mass, has
been engaged for some months in perfectinp 4
new sewing machine which Will take a long
stitch on one side and 4 short one on the other
-adapte q fer sewing braid. His anxiety abOut
the result made him hopelessly insane, and he
Is now in confinement
s%Aceording 10 the Atlanta (Ga.) Intel!i.
genCer, there is fear at the South III a. The lead
in the Iebe lion are getting ready to estab.
iIsh monarchy, or a beast would have no OBJ
iectiOns 10 form of Government allowing
them TO be kings or lords, the s'nobility and
gentry"
- The arncInt OF Northern property de-
stroyed al sea by the rebel cruisers and priya-
teers Alabama, Florida, Reuibution, Sumter,
JEFF. Davis, &c, may be estimated ut from ten
10 fifteen millions OF dollars.
81 IL is stated that a. the great German
fair, at Frankfort on the Main, To be opened
IN May and 10 close in July, twenty of our
States will be represented, and persuasion.
ar now addressed to tine government 10 send
out the commissioners in a national vessel
The Norfolk correspondent OF the New
York Tribune says that the court OF inQ uiry
established by oroer OF the military governor
al that place, ha.. since its organization, COL
lected some S2CtttG for northern creditors
- rebel agent In Paris says the Confede-
rates have powder enough on hand TO last them
sl1 months, and that he has Just sent thfm
1900 stand Of arms which Is about i0,fay more
than they want
" In Cincinnati q free negro, Carey Bell,
received majority OF the votes poIIed a. :,
member of the School Committee, bni the BAL
Lbs were thrown outby the officers of tine cleo
lIOA.
- The persons hercest for peace appear 10
have Doihlng 10 propose except that the Fed
eral Government should lie quietly down. amt
die We wish they would quietly set Il the ex-
an pie. LOtiisTIlig journal.
- The Princess Ne;ternich appeared a. "A
bouquet of yiOiess Ut one of the fancy balls IN
Paris; another LADY as tine covered with
marine plants, shells, COrals, &c.; another one
"a pack OF cards.
~There vera sold in Louisville, XIV re-.
Gently, ten hogsheads of tobacco at the follow
ing very high figures. S:}g, 81, S;}l %, so -,
So, S3U IS, Si1 -, So, SsI -, S2u p making
an average of aoJut $50 for me crop round.
"a In BrOOme county, ~. Y, few days
sHe", iiiza J. Ousr,SOn got judgment for = 40
a-ain-t Eugene II Nash for not marrying her
a. ne had agreed.
VParis and London are said to b. full OF
Russian women ~ T INK intriguing againstany
interference with lhe settlement of the Polish
rebellion.
GThe ". y. city banks now hold neorly
foriy millions Of gOld-a sum twice a. large a,
they would hold II they were making specie.
payments.
- John Minor Bolts is said To be stin 4
staunch friend OF The IniOn, and hopes for a
spftdy restoration OF It's authority all over the
land.
DPatfi wanted,to sing for the benefit OF the
porr cotton Spinners before she left Paris, but
Il French authorities would not permit the
b, DeyOlence.
~ Gesritt Smith has contributed $500 70.
wards raising .ciment OF colored troops IN
Massachusetts, and offers 50 go more for tila
same purpose IN New YORK.
|" The Philadelphia Corn Exchange have
recently h. ld a meeting and adopted n assures
for the relief OF the suffering poor of Ireland.
- The Pome IN. II Sentinel abuses John
Van Buren because ne - preparing the DEM
ecrstlc party 70 support the war again"