The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-26
REPORTS FOR THE UNION.
Extensive robbery of Jetcclry, &c.


PHILADELPHIA, June 25--2 p m-The extensive i'm
porting jewelry establishment OF Messrs. Watson g.
Hildeburn No rs Market street, was entered between
and O'Clock yesterday, and robbed of over two hun
dred gold and silver watches and some hundred or
more gold chains Of various descriptions, besides
number OF diamond rings, beaspns pencils, and other
valuable Jewelry The property stolen IL estimated at
about $4,000
The thieves made their way into the building through
sky light window and thus went down to the store
They yet undeteced though the police are in pur-
suit The robbery a bold and daring one.
The markets, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, June 25-2 p. m.-The thermometer
but not active Treasury note 6s, 1l6A and new oan
IT'S. Penn ooI Flour is dull sales at $4 "A. Rye
-four, 80 Corn meal, 50 IS Sales Of red wheat at s5
100 cents Corn steady; sales of yellow at So SO
cents Oats Is 80 cents Rye, So cents. Provisions
quiet and sales only to the regular trade at Saturdays
prices Groceries quiet. Rio coffee, "a u cents per
h. Rice 81 cents per h. Cotton is firm sales small
81 Sd cents for fair Uplands. Mobile, 81 cents
Whiskey is selling at 20 a 81 cents per gallon
Tie Crescent City again threatened by Flood
CINCINNATI, June 23.-The Memphis Eagle, of Satur-
day. says the Mississippi again rising tremendously
and threatens be higher than it has been this
What them is be the fate of the already hall inunda
ted city OF New Orleans
arrival from California via isihmus-Coi Fremont at
Suffers Fort, &c.
ST. LOUIS, June Ex-Governor Mason arrived here last
night from New Orleans.
William Luther has just arrived from California, va
the sthmus of Panama Two years ago, Mr.. Luther
left the State OF Illinois, poor and he returns
the bosom of his friends, after having accumulated
fortune He fully confirms all the previous accounts of
the richness of the golden mnes of which he possesses
quite suciency Of the most convincing proofs in the
way of gold dust. He likewise states that Col Fremont
and his party had reached Suffers Fort He represented
the soil of California being but little short Of sterile
desert, and mostly unfit for agricultural purposes
Late accounts have been received Of a renewal of
disturbances between the California emigrants and the
Indians, in which number of each party were killed
The cholera still making sad havoc among the
emgans Many pa parties We're daily returning md
party had arrived at Suffers fort
BALTIMORE, JUNE 25-lopm
From Boston-The New Hampshire legislature have
agreed by SO majority not to abolish capital punishment
Adyces from Hay say that the President had dsbanded
his army and ordered them to return TO their homes 1t
believed the monopoly law will be repealed as soon as
government fulfil certain contracts Nine deaths from
heat and cold water last three days No cholera Dates
from Porto Cabeo have been received to the 7th was
believed that the present government could not stand 60
days -
era during "a hours ending at day Cotton firm
sales of 200 bales prices OF Saturday Sales OF 5000
barrels flour al "a a. - So. Provisions dull Sale
of so 900 bushels of at 81 SO cents. Treasury
From Philadelphia we hear of 20 more cases and 8
deaths from cholera The telegraph has not been
From Cincinnati we learn that the difficulty between
Mr. WIckife and Judge Roberson's son has been ami
cably adjusted Seventy eight cholera nterments, 26
from other diseases, during the "a hours ending at noon
on Sunday Inerments during "a hours ending at noon
to-day ST from cholera SO from other diseases Con-
siderable rain, but atmosphere still oppressive.
Cholera Dispatches
ST.. LOUIS, June 23-On Thursday eleven cemeteries
reported 1870 ntermeDts, l06 OF which were deaths by
cholera and "a from other diseases On Friday ten Gem
eteres reported So cholera ntements and ten from other
CIncIns.rr. June 23.-The internents from noon to-