The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-05

Arrival OF the Crescent CITY.
The steamer Crescent City has arrived at New York,
with the California mails and sfeeie She brings Kings
ton tJanaica) dates TO the 29ih ul.
The American schooner MarieI. from New York for
Navy BAY, was wrecked on The eastern beach OF jamaica
on The 18th ut The cew saved, but the cargo
was greatly damaged, aud the vessel is total wreck.
The smallpox still prevailing in many parts OF
Tie sasd win great y ~ Kingston The disease
II reported that Donaldson's serenaders had been
murdered between Shasta and Bate City, California.
The custom, house and post office az Astoria, Oregon
were destroyed By Are the 10TH The books and pa
pers were saved.
The dates from Panama are 10 May o. The steamer
Winfield Scott made the passage from San Francisco 10
Panama IN twelve days, She passed on the 10Th the
steamer Panama, and the 21st the propeller Colum.
bug, both bound up The California broke her
shat on le upward passage on April "a and was lying
The steamer Quicksiep, intended as packet between
Panama and Realiio arrived at Panama on the Goth
tween Panama and ni AspipwaIl Mr.. Eyens arrived al
wall.
the 18th, with Valparaiso dates OF April 80, and S6ooooo
in specie
The Gillian Congress will open on the Isl OF June
The effects OF the late revolution had Disappeared and
commercial, mining and agricultural operations were
going on with vigor.
Ecuador continues very disturbed, and war between
Mr. Herrera, Minister of Foreign Affairs in Peru, had
arrived at Panama, on his way 10 Europe on imports
ant mission connected with his country and probably
with all the South American republics.
Maehala had pronounced in favor OF Flores, and one
OF his vessels had anchored in the harbor. letter
written April 29ih, board OF one of Flores war
steamers, that operations would be commenced next
day against ECUADOR BY attacking perna and Maehala
Flores is supported BY Peru and cannot easily be driven
from Gnayaqnil,
The United States ship Portsmouth was at Guayaquil
n thr w "a n
14h, expecting to remain time letter written on
board the Pormluih says that Flores, with 1000 men.
was awaiting al Peru Tor achievements The Guaya-
gull government had sent 1000 troops 10 oppose him.
The United States consul confident that Flores had
no chance OF success the Panama Herald Of the lith
says that intelligence had been received from Guayaqu
that Flores still al PeIna, while hsiorce rapidly
increasing by reiniorcemens from Peru
Ths act caused great excitement at Guayaqul, and the
the house OF the Peruvian consul. and ampled on his
flag The consul and his family ordered imlnedi-
ately 10 leave the country
Arrival OF the United States.
NEW YoRK, June 3.--The steamer United States ar
rived this morning from Aspnwal, with dates 10 the 25h
u She brings 3i passengers, and $4,000 on freight
and $4,000 in the hands OF passengers Her dates
from California and Panama no. later
The steamer Illinois arrived Kingston the 25th
rl. and eii for Asplnwa on The 27h Affairs al Asn-
wall were prosperous, and the most energetic measures
were being used 10 complete the Panama railroad.
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DIED,
In ceoga,own Friday morning the ft instant, pro-
Illness, fDA OF and D.
aged 10 months
place from High street,
opposite 4 street The friends Of the family respectfully nv
ted 10 attend
requested Observatory engaged In
making Of
while engaged interrupted
decided to close the Observatory TO visitors evening from and
| itcr inset.
visicrs will be admitted any a. M, D. p
June At
or Methodist Episcopal ch,ceia soa,h, on stb,
between and siroePreachas tomorrow III O'Clock,
m. and Al O'Clock, p june 8
Or James Hourse win preach on
Church. The public are invited attend.
OF The Teachsrs' As@oeia,ion win meet at she
June '''''V' - .. q. WIGHT, sec.
CO Agricultural society the United states.The
this will house Friday
ss'eua @ S%P be 81. ely s
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June 3--di4ih Secretaries.
0t5- AIdsr,nan for the second Ward.-To secure the
srS literal nj an 50 ea nsee W . ' meet % p
cxgncs Of rapidly popuadon provide r The "a
anaiez extremes We nominate Mr. J3sEpn WssATT %, ,e
next, catnesuy hope of ward
win lay aside all political and prendees and
for the public welfare by giving him ciE united support
May i6--dtds MANY VOTERS.
0Third Ward.Mc.srs. Editors, please
H. Lasary candidate for the Board Of Common Council
Cor the Third Ward MANY VOTERS.
May 27--codm
90 Third wnrd--Jos. W. DAVIS l. recommended az a
suitable necsis the ward the hoard Of
common council at The approaching election, and be win BE-
ported by MAJORITY
May aJ-oodJi
NATIONAL THEaTnE.
~. c. A. MARSHALL, Lessee Mr.. w. NJ. FLEMING, Stage
Manager.
Benefit OF Miss ANNIE WALTERS.
On SATURDAY Eyrnso, juno 5, 1889,
VIII be performed Mrs Cenyre's comedy entitled
the WONDER.
Don FELIX Mr. Merchant.
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fas "a Bsyadern-.... Annie Walters.
Dance by .Mad1lc Theodore.
| To conclude with the very amusing farce Of
ALL THE WORLDS STAGE.
The celebrated artistic Madilc LOLA MONTEZ engaged
wnshs and will on Monday evening appear
escnR representation OF the prominent incidents %
Private bores 50; dress pafqueo
rs orchestra rs
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