The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-16

No ofclearances, 80 Amount Of tolls, 81, AO5 OF
vessel from Bremen arrived quarantine yesterday
with the smallpox raging amongst tho passengers Six
died of the loathsome disease the twenty
conveyed the hospital By the way speaking of
the hospital suggests that has been under
management than at present. the best evidence of this
the fewness OF deaths which there The following is
the statement for the week ending August H. only 10
Deaths of which were-Typhus fever Z; smallpox 3;
dysentery, 2; darrhGa, s. consumption, phthiss j;
debility, 7; unknown, L; utof which, but two
der ~ of age There but death the hos
pal Wards Island, and that from cholera infantum
The emigration, although somewhat healthy than
that of last year, is still quite numerous.
General Worth and family arrived in yesterday,
and stopping at the American is understood that
the gallant officer will remain with few days, and then
pass westward to Saratoga and the Falls.
The Herald of this morning contains long eulogy
General Wool. 1t does him than justice in tho
of high praise which 1t employs but the inquiry
will itself upon u.s. Mr Herald what do you want T.
The friends of Ireland held largo meeting the other
evening at Utica. The enthusiasm which here char
acerzes such assebages prevailed hereovcr eight hun
dred dollars contributed, and will be employed in
behalf of the struggling nation.
Saratoga which for time has been somewhat shon Of
honors is again returning be the Saratoga of the days
whereof Willis has told much and prottiy. few
days ago, Mr. Belmont, agent of the Rothschds, gave
grand der under the patronage Mrs Ward OF this city,
and lovely Misses Aston OF South Carolina Mrs Rush
of Philadelphia the evening" musical soirte at the
Lake House and Friday there ''the great fancy"
Saratoga is the all in all.
There is a delightful breeze blowing to-day, which
modfe the hot of the to render walking not At
all unpleasant The consequence is, that all New York il
on foot public grounds steamboats, excursions and
erryboats Tor Greenwood and Hoboken all crowded
What blessing the wokingman the day of rest. when
he may find time walk abroad and gladden. his with
the sight of green fields and waving foliage and the
blue of bay clear his lungs with the fresh breezes
that ONE sweeping the ocean! FED.
NEW York, August IA, 1873.
The Acadia has length arrived and her news
is in The intelligence from Ireland is such
feared was supposed that before the departure of
this steamer the blow for freedom would have been struck
and her green fields dyed red with blood. The inorma-
ton, however, is of moro cheering character
From the other parts of Europe the intelligence is
poant France is in state of quetude, and further
disturbance is at present apprehended. ae1a
One OF the neghboring counties is afflicted with Of
those maladies which sometimes break spots,
were country rage violently for time, and then
disappear 1t is thus mentioned in of the papers,
An unknown unknown ma!ady has made its appearance in
CURED in two weeks correspondent Of the Albany Eve
ans journal says Inc smoleG. 6aes the skl Of all onr
very gloomy times here The bells do toll,
upon the sick is bad Several families have fled the
mountans.''.
Tonight there will be another meeting at vauxhau on
behalf OF Ireland The persons who will gather there. will
be and enthusiastic, and doubt of largo in
the already contributed VIM. H. Mitchell.
passing through the State, and meetings numerousy
tended are held wherever they delay any time.
The great 'ancy came off Saratoga Friday night
The papers this morning repete with the details
how Mr.. - appeared, and in what costume the lovely
Miss - shone. From all accounts, it was a glorious
affair." and, before predicted, never boat" Among
the persons present. with great pleasure the
OF Captain Walker, who severely wounded at Mo-
del Rey will be of great qualification tho
friends of that gallant officer learn that he has
recovered from his almost desperate wound DO
able to attend ball.
New York has been for time dubbed the fountain
city," If she send forth from her docks many such
specimens the Souherner, the Crescent City, and tho
Ohio, we must change her soubriquet Look at this:
"Another steamer intended in connection with
the Crescent City, between this port Havana, and New Or
leans will be laid the coming week by W. H. Brown. She
will about 1900 tons burhen and fitted in the lux
urous style the Crescent She will of equal il
upass the Crescent City in speed and build having
advantage in size, and in the experience her builder
has since acquired"
Burton, who has rather 'hurt' friend Niblo who
do up all the for tho town,
has, the tme aroused the stager. Now
his uptown theatre Hacket Placide, Chippen-
dale Seton besides the talented Mrs Macder and the
sweet Rose Tebyn Isn't that company make play
goers run mad 1t is evident that Nblo has his back up
and the public will not suffer thereby.
The day is hotpespiringly holland prospect of a
cooler night. FED.
MARRIED,