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The editor of the ST. Louis Republican is in tendance
al the great Indian treaty Horse Creek, Fort Lara.
mie He writes under date of sth inst that 900
Indians were assembled, consisting of Sioux, Aapahoes
Cheyennes Snakes, and depua,ions from other tribes
The regular council for treaty purposes bad not then
menced, although Colonel Mitchell and portions Of the
Indians arrived Fort Laramie the LIST instant Tbi,
delay occurred in consequence Of the slow progress OF
the train containing presents for the Indians, &c.
This train the bearer of the letters met about one
hundred and thirty miles from the treaty but get
ting on very rapidly at that time II supposed III al
the negotiations would be concluded by the 2ob but they
might be prolonged to the 25h, at which time the
mission would start for nome.
The Cumanches and Black Fee, tribes ii is said, will
not be represented The Oregon emigration train was
getting along well Ii is composed Of 3e7 families $50
wagons and 5000 head OF cattle. The emgrants had
brush with the Snake Indians
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the schooner Oregon from Tampico, we have received
files of newspapers from the capital TO the 23d ult
The iunta OF governors assembled, by request OF the
President TO take into consideration the alarming state
OF the public finances, held its first meeting the I7h
ut, when then there present Seniors Rva Paacio,
Munoz Iedo and Verdugo governors OF the States OF
Mexico, l;uanajuata and Sinaoa, and other gentlemen
as representatives OF Jasco. Chiapas, Osaca, Quere
taro, Coahua, Tamaulpas, and New Leon.
The Chamber OF Deputies, on motion OF various mem
bers had called on the Secretary of War for information
relative TO the conduct of General Marin in the matter of
the American launches Almagre and Saraba. The an
aver was that General Marin had informed the Ameri-
can consul at Vera Cruz that the launches would be
given up and for this il thought that he would be
reprimanded The Sigo suggests that he would receive
severer punishment than mere censurc
Congress was discussing the expediency OF raising
force Of 1000 men Tor the defence OF the sthmus OF
Tehuantepec.
General Carrasco died short time ago in Sonora.
IN o. Pienyuns, Oct. 2.
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From the New York Sun, Oct &
Later from Havana.

Later from Havana.
The mail steamship Empire City, Capt John Tanner,
arrived at this port yesterday morning from New Orleans
and Havana She left New Orleans on the 2sth ultimo,
and Havana on the I'd instant.
The Falcon, from Chagres, arrived on the I'd.
OF the Cuban prisoners that remained in Havana,
forty-one were sent TO Spain IN brig which sailed on
the ist instant There remained the hospital about
thirteen who also TO be transported soon
1escent
The Empire City left at Havana the United States
steamfga,e Saranac, the sloopsofwar Albany and De-
catur, and the steamer john Hancock
Among the passengers from Havana is Captain Robert
Ellis, OF the late expedition he was liberated by the
captain general bali hour before the steamer sailed
He was furnished passport gratis and Immediately
veyed on board tunder escorD in the government
barge
The Empire City brings 1850 passengers, 100000 in
gold dust freight, consigned to Drew, Robinson, e.
Co also about $780, 900 in the hands of passengers
LETTER OF THE PRIsoNrRs.--The following letter,
signed BY forty five OF the prisoners, addressed 10
Mr. Tbrasher and to Mr. Smith. secretary OF the British
consul previous to their embarka,ion Tor Spain;
cA sr,a.si L. PysIA, H.y4sA,
M,'rs w Sgdrsy Smith and j. s. 7Xrashsr.
We, tho undersigned, prisoners now con-
lined IN The Castillo Ls Psnta on the eve Of our departure
fe, gratitude for the aired excons you
tended 20 much to alleviate the .naernrs which we have
nearly logot,enyour generosity having le nothing
With our best wshe. for your health happiness, and
prosperity we bid ndicu with the hope tina. tho day
no, far distant when we shall have the pleasure Of well
coming you TO tho United States
We are very respectfully your friends
The following statement relative 10 the prisoners is
from Mt Thrasher editor OF the Faro Tndusfral lately
suppressed by the government:
HAvArA, October !, 1861.
The promise many Of the prisoners thatwee included
the second lot Spain remit their friends
account their state again rendered II necessary for
avail myself oil the facilities OF general circular
and now address this At the request of oil the prison
On the departure Of rhose sent away the sth nmo.
there remained in hospital twenty FOUR and in prison
waiting ship. These removed the punta Castle
where they remained until the their embark
altos, and where they joined by such OF ber
panons subsequently brought IN and also by those
who removed, convaescent, from the hospital,
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II bu, Justice to this distinguished member of the
democratic party publish the following letter from
gentleman high in his confidence at Huntsville in Texas
with the abo,ionsts and -solers is exposed. We
denounced the whole affair boar when il first ap.
peared, and will be seen that the facts which we
reasoned confirm conclusions. C. H. Donaldson, Of
Texas. turns out TO be gentleman manufactured for the
OCCASION and had an existence except in the inag
nation Of those who, for the want OF something better TO
do, put their fancy to work in order 10 mslead and de-
ceve those who may have the OF discrimna.
ting between the truth and the fasehood OF their state
ments.
To The Editor Of the Union
You right in denouncng as whig bubble the
late publication in the New York Herald, purpor,ng to
be correspondence between c. H. Donaldson and var-
Gus democrats in the Union. Having large acquaint
in Texas am satisfied there is such person lv
ing in that State have also inquired Of others who
would be likely to know, but they have heard Of
him. The truth is he is fictitious gentleman, manufac
tured in the great political laboratory OF New York. under
the direction Of the New York Herald for the purpose OF
giving that paper importance and circulation. The last
letter in the published SERIES puporting 10 be from Don
adson to Greer. pure fabrication and has the ear
marks OF the writer's Of the Herald The effort to identity
1en Houston with the free sellers. any other clique,
- worthy OF the source from which il emanated.
There IL no man in the Union sounder the subject OF
slavery than Gen. Houston He laid down his platform
fully in bis Gadsden letter. II would be most foolish
thing in him to sacrifice his consistency, his weearned
laurestbe fruits Of long life Of good serviccin
onaion 10 futess and contemplate that put forth by
Bennett
General Houston has on hand no pots-has no wires
TO pull-no ntrigues with any one Indeed of all the
men with whom have ever formed an acquaintance, |
think he has the most profound contempt for these po
cal intrgues Democratic by nature. education, and
association, he has ever relied upon the great body OF the
people for Just appreciation Of the services and merit OF
himself and others OF all the distinguished men in the
United States, mona be more remarkable for never
having attempted control direct the politics or prefer
ences OF newspaper
You did right 10 denouncing the New York correspond
snce ~ humbuG; and, 20 far a. Gen. Houston IL con.
rnsd you may rest assured that he will sacr6ce the
good name he has won in any such poor intrigue
The Nashville Whig il rdiculing the idea Of public
reception for Kossuth. and quotes the Buffalo Courier
another whS organ, In mock reception that 10 calcutta
sd 10 wound the feelings Of every Hungarian patriot
Why do the wig press continue lhis abomnahe and
shameful course unless they are allied with the tools Of
monarchy and despotsm
The North American Wing Review condemns the
whole Hungarian contest for Independence and boldly
uss the side Of Austria Whesi,ng Argus,
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.-On
Tuesday,
4 O'Clock, p. lots Nos 8 and 9, in square No ass.
The above described property situated Of
eenh street and north street, having front OF so feet
Fourteenth and B feet inches Immediately
fronting public space Franklin engine
stands consequently its main front Pennsylvania
We deem scarcely that the above mentioned
for sale fronting
from the Presidents House Capitol and the public
which front speedily be improved with fountain
IN,
person wishing purchase property which daily
Tapidiy improving will
Terms OF Oneourth balance twelve
bearing interest deed given aud deed Of taken.
Title indispuabie.
A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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"Camargo," =" Matamorosw :" Tampico places that
The campaigns OF Gsner Taylor made familiar to tho
American ear--arc again before in conncxion with
military exploits that are preparing the way for the new
republic of Sierra Madre This uprising in Tamauipas
and Coahuila has been arranged very 9ueuy, opera
nns 20 far demonstrate not without determination and
ability to have it Supported The disruption OF Mexico,
Il seems 10 ma il nearer AT hand than the most sansune
disciple Of manifest destiny among US bad ventured 10
anticipate. - Savannah Republican.
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A DREADFUL GALE THE EASTERN coAsT.-by
despatch from Pctou. received last evening by the col
lector of this port. from B. Hammat Norton, United
States consul at that port we learn that the northeast
coast has been swept by terrible and destructive gale.
and that one hundred fishing vessels were ashore on the
north side OF Prince Edwards island Il is estimated
that three hundred persons have peshed in the wrecks.
and many bodies have already drifted ashore Mr. Nor
ton will proceed at 10 the scene OF distress for the
purpose OF rendering prompt and efficient aid
boston Atas. Oct. 8.
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During their stay every attention has been paid them by
eouhtymen, as also by Mr.. Smith the secretary OF the
hssh eonsoi and they visited BY Governor Lecher
"ce Daring his short stay here and by several Of the Off
cels o. Tue squadron Their supplied in
peel with the rules Of the prison. and their
ueaslaent by heir jailer considerate and kind
= ssy embaked Yesterday a o'clock, p M, board
cohng provisions and money in every respect similar
snose VINO wef of before and equally In good health
ofwhon rapidly Recovering iro.n their wounds aud
the same kind treatment that has bsen extended
Two men. (Robeu H. Breckenridge and Ransom Beach,
oon o. hentucky) who We're picked up at twen
'es from lana ey Spanish eoasns schooner, were'
if lew days, confined with the prisoners, and under
are TO be tried charge OF having appertained TO
the Lopez expeditions
lepored that several OF those here be liberated
ana allowed to return TO their homes and, while rejoice
.ns i IS % be hoped that with proper and continued
heftlons, all will soon obtain the like boon
want.
J. s THRAsHER.
>, sEsr TO SPAIN RIrA.C. J. Duffy New Orleans
John D Brown. New odeaas; George s. Berry, Cincin
na,. Ohio Thomas Bfyan Cncinnal Ohio; John Bach
Ess. NsT JoG BG MN New ossn p,
ga John NJ Davis. New Orleans J. g Proet, Dublin
E !, unrya Havana John Talbot. New Orleans; Jose
England J. b Weymouth. Nashville; John Robinson
oily. LELAND; Louis Magic. Missouri James, Myers,
Ireland Joseph Myers. Ieland Michael Lyons, Ireland
lson, District OF Coumbiai VIM Young. Ireland John
T. smith, Ireland; John Johnson Kentucky Eugene Cay,
John A. soSers, BardsoUn, Ken,ucky Joseph Sevens,
New York Frederick Hagan Prussia Augusn Montoro,
leans.
In THE HOSPITAL, ALL DOING WELL Manual Aragon,
Richardson, New oieans; NJ. Keenan,. Mobile Wilson
A. Risves, Mississippi Jacob Jessen Mississippi Henry
York Chas J. Hodge, England.
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nlARkIED,

Wednesday, the 9Th by the Rev. JAMES LAURIE, d. d.
Mr. CATESBY w. beatty 10 Mrs RUTH ANN SIMMONS, all
of this city.
Louisville, Kentucky the morning Of the 5th ins ST.
the Rev W. r. CHE thereby
GEO. FRANCIS Train, of Boston, Massachusetts, to HENRI
ETA WILHELMINA WILKINSON, daughter of Col GEO, I.
NJ. DAVIS, Of the former place.
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II OWEN n SON. Merchant TasIors. would respect
Ia fsly mske The public generally tns
they OF fall and win
9cods II quality Cloths cassmees vcsnfs
Ac will call and es
themselves
In returning the liberal share Of patronage hey
that having expert
evils system extent they have de
articles het line low Tor cash
to prompt cu.omers Of public fvot
OCT p-Nawlm Intel Telegraph
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MRs-ArN n. CLARK with open ~ her nashic.Ahls
III millinery ssoon Thursday 9Th Instant very large and
elegant Of fall millinery comprising several
French pattern hats drcss style fall bsnd head desses
isses hate, cbden styls with
scssosbe articles In which she invites the s~
ton Of her and the sde. generally Al repairing
ere
Bridge street, few door. Of post once Georgetown
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE sTORE.-Ths subscriber h,

LEW BOOT AND SHOE SrORE.-The subscriber has
IN and recently erected by
Bruher the north side Of Pennsyvanis
nue. where he intends conducting the
branches having engaged tho
Henry Maeas who, Is well known, has won
himself high reputation as cutter and whose attention VIII be
Of boots and shoes
Of the ladies the beau
m cut and elegant style gaiter boots and shoes
great beautiful OF French
English kid silks and atn which will be made up to
order Ms usual beautiful style,
addition have selected with great
care York, Phladapa and Baltimore all Of the
STYLES Shoes description, all
particularly the attention Of the public generally
Oct 7-eoIw j. M. JOHNSON.
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ny A. GREEN. Aueslenssr.

EAIENsivE SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR FURkIruRE RE.
WINS SCI AZ AUCTION -on "Wednesday, The aad ms,
eneeeney s English minister sir H. L. BuwerA beautiful and
splendid cablae Win tortoise shell and ivory
l2beaded velvet chars
le walnut plush-eoseIed chairs
2 covered Union chairs
velvetooyeTod minion chairs
mahogany and rosewood veve, covered revolving chair.
hne plush covered lounges
large writing chairs
Is fancy willow bottom chairs
10 dining chairs and cushions
solid mahogany gothic passage chair.
Fine bronzed track
inlaid rosewood beausit comn'ods piano stool
walnut marble Top sdeboards
l hnec carved sdsboaTd
mahogany marble top pier tables
Dyans aud spring lounges
Dining side and other tables
Walnut corner stands, Nc
Mahogany writing desks, cabinet, and bookcases
me large gothic frame gil, mattel French plate mirrors
hne psyche glass and other looking ssssss
Fine French lantei clocks
French gilt candeabras and brackets
csfee hanging pillar, and other lamps candlesachs, and
me large marble India china with cscsl lamp
china Ind glass
French china dinner dessert, and coffee sets
Also, good assortment Of cut glass ware
Fine velvet door, window and other curtains and hxings
Fine English Brussels and other and hearth rugs,
mattresses, shower bath, bsth-tub
Marble-top dressing and toilet stands
Full oie, sets, hre SETS IRE screens. statues, ornaments
large of cooking copper., kitchen utensils
Also shoce collection Of vines comprising abou. zoo bottles OF
Cherry champagne Spanish French h9ss eare and other Wines
Also GO bottles London porter bottles Congress and German
with multitude Of other articles, which we deem unneces
Catalogues viii ready Monday previous the day Of sale
The will open ready Tues
The ladies and gentlemen Of the District
strangers respectfully invited call and examine for them
Terms Of sale All sums ESQ., go.
credit Of three, and four months for notes satisfactorily en-
Oct s~eodSds A. GREEN Auc,ioneer.
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ONO Life IL within the reach Of alLThe celebrated
Ii German physicians Brothers Gray, have finally
concluded TO settle Themselves the city after having
travelled The world knowledge and having
the indians the getting thorough
knowledge botany Aster themselves qualified 10 alleviate
all family subject We
promise to all who favor with call that we VIII with
asking them question, tell them their complaints and
and speedy The Docors'
medicines wholly vegetable and prepared by themselves We
from what cause they have originated how long standing
&c Refer had our once from
living in all of the States Of New
York Pennsysnis Canads Ac Who having been given up TO
die by the faculty hearing avang themselves OF
skill hsv bees restored health Diseases successfully treated
Office following dyspep~ constipation, piles scroua
rheumatism bronchitis eripeas -ster head drop AL ner
Diseases diseases Of the ka lungs, stomach bowels liver
Kidneys spne, &C.
once south street, opposite Smithsonian institution
s--d2w.
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The following is the resolution adopted by the late
democratic State convention of Wisconsin a


sRssolpsd That the democracy Of Wisconsin stand
where all true democrats have stood since 1885, on the
platform Of principles then drawn by that pure and Ia
inencd statesman Sias Wright and approved by every
national democIa convention since that day and,
cupyiDp as our party does this elevated position,
would their name repudiate all eItraneous issues and
Of party faith as pernicious, clannish and
disorganzing in their tendency"
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Navy Department, sept. "a. Is5i
NoTICEOmccn Of the navy persons who have
IN their books which belong the Navy Department
are respectfully requested them.
yNo ETHERiDGE,
Sept 0S-dlm Chisf Clerk
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THE will be paid one finding and delivering
10 me an supposed National Hall
on saturday 4t Instant containing Of mems work. and
land warrant for together with various
other papers. JAMEo y. LoAEI,
Maryland avenue between 9Th and AZ streets
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ny DYER & McaUlRE. Auct,one.r..

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTloN.-on
Thursday afternoon October 10Th, O'Clock, the
shall sell No III OF lot Ia and all of IS
fronting eo feet ~ inches New York Also lots IL and
square, fronting 1853
No IL the and considered OF the eligible
First Ward having front 1871
eenth and 1853 feet sch New YORK
Terms onefouh cash balance in equal nstalments g. ~
satisfactorily secured
at the expense Of purchasers.
DYER MCGUIRE
ed Auctoneers.
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INV EI.yfc Thousand Acres Texas Land for SALE
specuator en.erprng-This property
Brazos San Bernard and
uadaoupe rivers popuous wealthy and desirable
sugar and region Texas, in fact al the ad
of Market navigation SELL and cmate-equa to any
lying contiguous 70 the Gulf o. Mex
Galveston, about three 70 New
steamers and convenient to many OF The Interior
,asE"Is..a. I, -
son wishing to such property will have an
visiting with myself both he
land The of sale be made recommending
and sale wishing Join
in nantp sugar these for 1--WE or en
years with capasay $50 who will take charge and
manage ne SAM accommodated
information relative TO the above addressed 70
me al Aliens FRESH county, Maryland, will meet win
prompt .. a. oHEihDonN-
Dcfl Imifs
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cARp.


pARMELE MASTER dentists, have
L to 9th street. few doors their former place
Oct 9--eoif3'
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nANPETINGs the Mt11ion.Juat received from the
of cspetng Mess Welmerdins Mount,
tapestry plain English Brussels and steps, and 3py and
csrctngs OF which from Auburn
n all partner
rates. win enable furnish prices within Tho
= of all in OF such goods
Also, from the sale bale. 1914 width dusg pieces ~
the yard.
Crumb cloths dugsc borders and centres:
ground very figures These goods WIN
be sizes are !it0
ia, l24bv l94 l24 byA4, ia by l64, lo4 ~os,o@%
Ia, 1874 by 1874 and 1874.
bales Dutch silk csrpcting~.
pbaes hemp carpetnxs both entirely new ana meW
goods cnpesna ana YIN wear
dining chambers they viii be o"nd vey a.
chin, with the bright plain coverss 70 line
them - .,.- - -
dern,s and loops 10 match. These goods are elegant.
n ocl furniture goods carpetnss and curtain
coplcic and extensive than We hsve eves
Ieen able feel assured at all
anything goods line cannot bo susd In
our rooms. IL win fan, OF the customer nos ours
~ 1890 CLAGETT 4 DODeON,
one door Psnayvana and Nh
Sept 25-3teodf .s TX, a.s s.s4 IS
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pgII.,pKLrulA Oct O.

The United States ship Cyane, Com Payne, Tor Havana,
| sailed this morning,
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fHfIaN1hLTT1IA, VNts o
The steamer City OF Manchester sailed to-day with
small amount of specie and freight and 10 passengers
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ny A. GREEN. Auct,onser.

BY A. GREEN, Aucti0neer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoNs-on Friday the
10Th ins, shall sell, the premises, Mt O'Clock,
han
the Patent Onhce being OF lot No
square having front OF twenty street,
u back hundred feet
person wishing handsome building
private res will do well attend the sale.
oct s-at A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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INV YORK, Oct Up m,
The steamer Asia is reported below with three days
later news from Europe
The steamer Guy OF Richmond arrived this morning from
Norfolk and Richmond
The ship Invincibe is now loading for California
She consigned this morning.
The money market is consider red easier.
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GKETCHEs Of Boston, Past and Present. s~a -
- few Places u. Vicinity, with ~" sne'"vnr ana
map. .-.....
Oet5 GRANck IAfLoR-
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Nrw ORLEANS, Oct s.--By arrival today from Gal
weston, have dates to the 3D. instant General Smith
had arrived San Antonio. A company OF Caso voun.
tees recently disbanded Mustang had organized with
horses &C. and about achng for CamaIgo 10 Join
the Mexican revoluionsts.
Tho crops throughout Texas were biz hy promising
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Coal stoves and GrAAss.--r an now no
u ce,vins of anA Ases
and approved patterns few of which nans--hs
cc0Aua stoves
Crates, for Cumberland Goals also great variety for
bard cosi few NJ the
known Ktna sirtsht cooking which
for the District Just receiving
for wood, hard via the
jewel paror the chandelier paror, and the mirror psc You
q. WOODWARD,
Penn nv, between 10Th and lith Streets
Sept eC--eodos
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Washington and Alexandria Bcas.-Passsge Five
The favorte steamer THOMAS COLLYER will
Gx-nu depart following hours, oosch
Z w
Leave Alexandria al *, ~, liz. ~, an, and An.
Leave Washington atek, lVk, lak =, IN, and 5k
SAMUEL GEDNEY, Captain.
u-df
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MAcoS, CAL Oct. s-We have returns from IS eoun.
ties OF which Howell Cobb for governor has carried So
and Mcdonald 10, C3bbs aggregate maiority is 2.Ai.
and McDonalfs 2,l79; making Cobb's net msotily
10 062 The 80 counties TO hear from will nearly All give
Union maj ortes.
The ma GRITTY for Cobb in the State will be from ID 900
1900 Three-iouhs Of the legislature viii be posed
OF Union