The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-27

BALrAoRx, July 26-5, p. m.
Washi~xso~ Nsws fross IL, No,sA.A~Ssi.g DsspateAss
mfr Wsbsss's Ssccsssov. The Fs~syai Pageowt. The
Prssids~s's Lady. Politicians Rsbssb sd-Cafils SAoW
The northern continue with from
Washington of them of the singular character
willis. others quite iudicrous. From tho mail just
hand. | will select few for the amusement OF your
readers
president Fillmore in forming his oabn-t, expressed
discrimination appoint no one rom State that had
representatives at the Nashville Convention"
.sThe Ine Monday for the first time for year.
speaks of the patriotism of Henry Clay"
"a petition is circulating rho House give Jacob Col
substitute office 1t is said that his circumstances
require H."
.Mr Ewing clerks have signed him certificate Of good
character"
ssTwce under this adm aud under Harri
son. has 7. Butler King overslaughed by ungraefu
Georgia rivals"
these from of items in the Phia
delphia and New York papers fair sample OF the
whole batch.
The Boston Transcript is of opinion that the Hon Ed
ward Everett will be selected by Governor Briggs as The
successor of Daniel Webster in the United States Senate
though rumor says he is quite anxious himself
The New York papers filed with OF the great
funeral procession ia that city yesterday All account
agree that procession OF the mot costly aud
gorgeous aud we'll managed affairs of the kind ever wit
messed in New York 1t splendid tribute indeed, to
memory of the deceased President, and that
aectsd great credit those who arranged IT, aud Par.ic
pated in it.
Mrs. Fillmore has written Of her friends in New
York. stating that will leave Buffalo for Washington
unit, time in October preerrng the cool breezes
Of the North the dusty air Of Washington during The dog
days
i. said that the brong whg politicians who started
from New York for Washington, Immediately hearing
of the death Of President Taylor in the hopes of getting Of
fees for themselves friends have returned with long faces
and disappointed connenances.
The young wings OF New York preparing TO give
Henry Clay grand reception his way TO Newport,
where is said he going soon as the Compromise BIZ
Great preparations making here for the third annual
agricultural exhibition and cattle show of tue Maryland
State Society, CONS off here in October Premi
the bes, essays farming implements. cattle, &c and the
competition doubt will be very great
BALTIMORE. July 06-5, p. m.
Tie Ysather-Jupenie Military Parade.-Portugai Af
fairs.-1he Calhoun Standardization.
The hot and weather of the two days has
succeeded by dull and cloudy day. with occasional
showers OF rain which quite refreshing, and cannot
fail make the husbandman rejoice at the prospec Of
rich harvest Of his full crops.
The four juvenile companies of Taylor Light Infantry,
the students OF St Timothy Hall, Caton,vlleihe
that attracted much attention in the funeral pageant at
Washing on-passed through the city this morning hor
way Annapolis. where they to be reviewed and en-
terained by the governor On their this evening"
they will be drilled in Monument Square, where quite
large assemblage is now awaiting their arrival Military
tactics taught At ST. Timotby's Hall merely
amuseme for the boys and Of developing and
improving their physical systems
II is announced the New York papers, by telegraph,
tina, dispatches have been received Washington fon
minister to Portugal, stating that all the American
claims including that of the prvaeer Armstrong, win be
shortly settled without the necessity of further harsh
Information has been received New York from the
wreck Of the brig Elizabeth Fire Island, that there is
still hope securing the statue of the Hon. John c.
Calhoun. An agent from Charleston has gone look
after it. Mrs Fuller the mother of tbs Countess Osol, is
also the island In the hope Of recovering the boes OF her
daughter and her husband Tho Rev. Mr. Fuller, Of Con
cord and CHARLES Sumner, of Boston, also looking
the dead.
The pickpockets had rich harvest at New York
ruerday last during the funeral Several gen.
demen, with poke, books in their tail pockets had
them of close their waists and when their
called 10 tho cnrailmcn they seemed shocked
| tho appearance they cut as At tho loss.
Pearson, the young man who murdsrod his W fe and
| twin children East Cambridge, Massachusetts was
hung II o'clock to-day Prior his execution he
fess-d TO having ed the murder, but persisted that
he had motive for doing il, ard could hardly
believe that they dead The testimony the trial.
however proved that be had long jealous her. and
had persisted that the children he murdered not his
He died. however expressing pentence and regret for the
deed.