The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-08-09
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The this year the laston "a shorter period
Of nav gaon-is ss per lsI5, beyond s. per
cent.
The whg papers here are printing long twaddliny let
Ter from 'Rev VIM. L. McCala," which is remarkable
for nothing much indifference of thought and Ian
guage--te characteristics either OF false crazy
Judge Edwards OF the supreme court before whom the
Brazilian slaves brought the second habeas corpus
declines entertain the matter the ground that
ad,adioota, having been already passed upon by
court Of competent jurisdiction, and has ordered the slaves
back the custody OF their third haJsas corpus
has been sued out before third e only remaining) court
the Superior
Martin Hare, whose abduction of Mary Fox the other
day furnished three days talk the idle town,
overwhelmed her friends aud family with lasting shame
and grief and blasted her whole life is in the Tombs
on three separate chargcsgrand larceny bigamy, and
abandonment of his wife. He was found with his victim
nj Milwaukee, where he had commenced business. He
arrested there for grand larceny for stealing the clothes
which Mary carried with her. and partly by accident (y
the boat starting from Detroit few minutes before her
time,) and partly of his WILL he brought on by
the sheriff of Milwaukee as far Albany, where he
rested again warrant for bgamy aud abandoning his
wife. IL with the utmost difficulty that the honest
people of Milwaukee could be restrained from giving him
fee suit of tar aud feathers, and ride rail OF
town at his departure They had had their suspicious of
him tor some time previous The unfortunate girl herself,
whose prospects thus blgh,ed forever they had
well opened, taken in charge by her friends and
we'd with her father in the city this morning.
We nave lew very onhanu hercabouts. Onc oil
them in Sunday paper announces, very prugmatically
We do hesitate saying that Miss Lind is far inferior
to the immortal Malibnn !" which, considering he can
only have heard one of the ladies' is very unhesaing crit
cism.
The Farmers Club of this cyan association, by the
way, which in eminent degree unde rstands how
combine the ufns d!citook a OF flying inspection
of Long Island the other day. running the whole length of
the island by the railroad, stopping at the nice places
here and there take agricultural observations andre
ireshmen The result OF these Joint labors appears
that Long Island is fine country, much neglected and
that the Plains, long the opprobrlum Of Long island
farming. be reclaimed and made yield good rop.
To which be amenv the general response Tor though the
Plains, they are-compsng 100000 right through
the of the island, and deader level than prairie
form remarkable geological phenomenon. there be
objection giving them the still sting charac-
ter of grass land and farms, and gardens Mr. Mandarin
kesing and SunTchng the painter, OF the junk, Of
the party and exceedingly delighted and astonishcd
with all they saw, though little alarmed when the
train first plunged into the tunnel IL into the mouth of
Acheron, and also when the gave Its warning
shrek They in the wonder and the lions of all
the country for miles around every stopping place on the
road
Mr. Henry ORely announces to the Cincinnati Gazette
that the magnetic telegraph will be opened that city by
the 18th instant and Louisville in thirty days afterwards
Push the column
We have had all the authentic and nfalibe signs
and symptoms of fair weather ateyon Wednesday
ing an aurora, on Thursday evening the beautiful
OF ranbows, with such sunset aud yet here are for
three days in succession blessed with soaking Such
goings on enough to destroy all confidence in the
weather. FED.