The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-08-25


AT THE UNION OFFICE BY THE BRlrAs~an
Comnlncs o. FHAscr.--A return has been n,A,.'a
the Monife,ar, OF the commerce OF France duspIhs
ls44, The total value amounts 10 AZ, os,ss he M
which Is an increase OF l6s 100000 On sIs ANA
900 on lsi2. Compared with 1884, the inc reass ma
0000o0 On this return. the De5ais saws tha, n only
respect satisfactory, and adds: "hue,
...ihe commerce Of France has not ceased IN A.,
sell amounts Today to two-thrds OF that ~ reeop
is nearly double that OF the United States \.
trade OF the whole Of the German customs n, 1oahk
to treble the quantity O. eSchs &c effected BY IN
from 700 ono 900 to 1900 600 lexceed III psslms
four times II amounts TO eight times that ~ ina
nearly ten times that Of the whole Of the Italian nrna VI
PUscH's OWN RArLRoAD.-When chart.
railroad IL applied for in England the apn, " ,
undergoes very strict scrutiny before Commune.
both houses OF Parliament, who examine ma ~
circumstance bearing not only on it's probabl. NM
and private benefit, but also on the injury = . Paas
TO effect on any ard every interest, great saS sg
This method Of determining whether i, is n,0 smaa
grant the charter is having an excellent ef.s,
is the means of spreading before the public ~
amount Of valuable testimony bearing IN ~ va
structon, operation, and result of these vas "a.
enterprise. Punch, however, who laughs vm
thing, thus perpetrates satire on the mlnn,snT
tending the Investigations: a.
Our own little snug suburban railway. comnr.,..
great trunk-lipe from Warwick square 10 Wn,ms@
Scrubs, with projected branches TO the Adjson
Lord Holands-ane, carried by tunnel ,htouyh ~, M
mon sewer and series OF gradients over an s
connecting the coal wharf in the south with ,hu s
school the northeast, and the public house on tS
this delicious little railwayee has been under 1
by committee OF the House Of Lords Of whn aeans
snrton railway Brougham thourbt a duslso The k
10 auz The witnesses and he " goodi
taking an architect who came TO give eyss"n
building of station for market rsrdsner @ aecui s
prove that the line would cut through hea =, wished
and that the tunnenr would anniba,e IL, - oeHu
isnr summer cabbaces Ills lordship ON ~ .ss prom
chitect taking the oath exclaimed with mucs TX me ~
who's thisf Beasiey the market gardensr lIsasmns
and had almost plunged into series Of cna,; suppose
effect off railway on the price Of peck Of peas Va
noble chairman that the gentleman abou, 10 S M
was an architect and not market gardener NJ siaI,s
was very anxious 10 know why eyervhod ~, ~ omAP
everybody else ont and anye ali hs usr; aa not
each Others demands for which n,nose ~ s Mms . y
was agreed mon we understand that Inc a.youhatH
at the two-andahalf milestone iussts
LOT ue snose % ,ne 4ns Engine which black
ner appics nha ~, nealy is lot Oh the vs
OF them one OF the directors came and SO, upon the bead
@ nes apples ny pa. , ior taik over viii
nor wv ~ 'o'np'0"ise '0u'' " ens''ea'-fH"fa'
-. c.~ - - At " A l,i Ltt-Ws
extract from inc Lonaoh n1orhing Ohronlcle oflhs
30th ult., the following almost incredible account
...d c.,,nd =, 81 E,,,n,;an sarca,,h.c rSN' ''0M
Sceo iooha y" ai' DSyPao' '"ieoPhasus'
Sir Gardener Wilkinson brought to England munn,
2s44 years They were forwarded 10 the British Museum
and, on examining the vase winch was supposed to have
contained valuable fehcs, only lew grams Of wheat
veches and peas Were dlscovered win large quantity
oil dust supposed 70 nave peen the decomposition Of sm
substances Three OF the peas were presented BY T.
Pettgrew, esq, 70 M; W orimston OF me Herbay High
gate; but 4 was not I'll nst year thnt MI Grmston RESOLVED
TO ascertain whether they still retained the powers m
tation; and in the month Of June he accordingly pn
iaval soil Of Ike Nile. and placed them in rn
and in short time he most agrecably surprised i
them sprouting ana they ultimately produced nineteen
from when hty,nve peas weie preserved ran OF thee
were this year planted the 25d april and the rest on M
post and ali are now OIL most MUNITIONS growth hud
pods as well as picssoms tne atter are whle WIN gu
stripes, OF he'll shape; but contrary to the Bnsh pa
producing the pod from the centre; the poo ~ shape
sembies the or marrow'st pea there 10 dh
that hey are III LOT tape put they nave moi yet oeen
when they shan have been MT CRIMSON intends TO ELd|
portion and forward them LOT he acceptance OH W.
Jesty.
r,u,.rr rpr.rx nrrwxrr Er.xc, AVN IN, I,.,,
MuseAI;--ihe following convention mas been made y
Monsemr Iewsnt AZ Kerdndal iientenant commansiu. NJ
brig Messenger, agent Of the governor Of Bourbon:
art His highness Said hin sultan permits all hs.na
.ia;n H. ~ ts assent ~ ~. aomnous Is 90 ."a .
lsngtb of time as lsborers In every country .rh
sh doSn;o ~ NJ Ma;esty ~ K;ng ~ the Ers1cS
aAt Thc rord;tions n contrnct sba he agreed :,
t,al consant the Eranch traders ana III ,h
Thc ;nientnres shsI sneciSv the number AZ wan
Inc enrapement The number Of hours In me day dupss
which the aborer shall work. the manner in which he M
be led and clothed and all other conditions though, s
sary and agreed upon between the two parties
art g. The indentircs shall be made and agreed upon
the presence of the egents Of his highness residing M
place Of hiring and OF those sent for the purpose BY g
Of Bourbon These agents his highness promsu
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