The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-29

forms In the rules OF this establishment which,
bringing about rigorous and aborious disc pine
shall also render winters ON the island less de-
srsbe the able bodied temporarily of employment
and tho time may permit the classification OF the
inmates SO separate the unfortunate from the vicious
Among the prisoners, male and female. some singular
characters were pointed to One a young and
buxom woman, who serving out hsr 18th
Ii not born in the OF New York, she literally
bred in them and having been first sent when
infant Iie she has regularly been committed once
twice year since, being OF age sufficient to be
troublesome the police Another was an Old and stall
negro woman, then committed for the 18th time
One Of the keepers remarked that these the
useful and industrious prisoners in the establishment
aud witba the Trustworthy. Their offence had al
ways been fighting getting drunk
But as propose go each OF the institutions upon
Blackwes island will devote of your space al
present to this account Of its famous pententiay.
Mrs Fanny Kemble Buffers profits from reading Shaks-
pearc the New York public, bid fair raise host OF
gangs of negro singers Already three others
reading away in this citya Mr. Hewlett the editor Of
late edition of Shakespeare, among them Not being Mrs
Butes, however, these readings result in nothing but
beggahy account OF empty benches
The California fever among us has recently been little
stimulated by the arrival of whalehp at New Bedford,
with So, 900 actually in California gold dust
The judicial investigation into the alleged deacation of
Mr. Eli Moore United States marshal for this district, has
entirely exoneraed tina, gentleman from any suspicion OF
having, in any manner, Incorporated funds which
his keeping The bank in which the 800 900 were
deposited has undoubtedly done wrong in permitting it to
be drawn out by the principal deputy (who is under
pie bond) without authority from Mr. Moore. This depu-
y (Mr Peck) alleges that he has vouchers show the
proper and legal expenditure of all Of the $1,000
which he is ready pay at any moment To avoid
criminal prosecution, based wholly desire make po
lca capi,al-by creating unfounded impression that
there has been deacaton under the sub treasury law
has resigned unfortunately, fancy for his end The
court has decided that he Is responsible public
officer well in his individual capacity The money
is undoubtedly TO the United States. The only
question being how much OF his vouchers the will
recognise being good against the demand of the United
of The original seizure Of the COIN The
Judge Belts is that Peck pay the money
court by the LIST Of May otherwise attachment will be
issued against him for contempt"
The qnidnunc of the city just agape the
trial of Wood for the murder of his wife by putting
in wheat cakes As he has money the chance is
that he will be convicted with little ceremony. Not that
the jury will be less anxious do JUSTICE but he will not
have the advantage Of such exerons usually made
here clear criminals who have the at their
mand obtain the efficient counsel to discover
ioophoe in the law testimony let off the accused.
The weather has turned mild aud delightful last. The
streets swarmng with animated population and
all around me looks gay and smiling. w.