The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-12

HAzrLxTID cRLs.-Msjor Noah said that hazel eye
nspres al nTsi paonic sentiment. which gradually but
surely expands into love surely founded The Rock OF
Gibraltar woman with . hazel eye neyer aspss rom
hr hu's never chats scandal sacrifices her hue
bands comfort TO her own never finds fault never talks
Too much or too Iite-awsys 10 an enlsraining ggreea
bic, and lovely creature.
SALE OF MILWAUKEE soSDs.-Tbe New York Tribune
OF The 5oA says: ''Mess1s. Duncan. Sherman, & Co.
made negotiation to-day for 800 900 OF per cent 40
years bonds oil the city Of Milwaukee issued 10 and guar
aned by ihe MISSISSIPPI and Milwaukee Railroad and
The Fond du Lac Railroad Companies The price did mol
transpre."
Hoe CROP or OHro.-On the Isl OF October, about one
half OF the counties OF Ohio had furnished the auditor Of
States ONCE their annual statement OF personal property
listed tor taxation In 1883 The number OF hogs in A.
counties - sci down at l3l549s, against 60o.03 Last
year ~ however, doubted IT the real increase 10 as
large as the returns make il appear in Of the
repeal OF the $500 exemption law.
Iowa COMMA friend writing US on business from
Cedar Rapids. Iowa. appends the following note touch
ing matters Of interest in general;
Crops throughout Iowa excellent. The yield OF
pork IN this section. and believe the whole State,
will be one-hlrd greater than las, year. and 10 that ex
tent better in quality. Our farmers are anxiously look
ing Tor the time when they will have the advantage OF
me Chicago market, Your quotations for produce. 90
their commercial Mecca May their pilgrimages soon
commence r-Chieags Dsmscraa
EDWARD A. HANNEcAN--rhis /" fallen STAR seems de-
ermned (ays the Chicago Democracy to regain his los,
position OF responsibility and usefulness He al pres
ent making temperance speeches in Indiana. AT tenn
peance camp.meetDg, Covngon, be recently made
speech. of which have the following account from
the Coyington Times;
He spoke in the open air with all the fire. eloqnence,
nd k~... No.. ka.n
ted HIS voice exceedingly full and clear. Mr.
Hannegan look bold ground against not merely the sale
OF liquors, bui also against The manufacture
Importation within The limits OF cur Stale Tor any pur
pose whatever He DICTATED himself ready 10 vote tor the
Maine law, The absence OF anything better, bni
pressed his bel-f that nothing shor OF total exrpaon
OF be article from The lace OF The earth would effect the
desired object The splendid historical incidents and al
lusons Wi h which the adde's a5ounded and by which
MIR. Hsnnesan enforced hs arguments, greatly enhanced
us beauty and eneci, and were very characteristic OF lie
speaker"
The North Carolina papers are discussing 10
draw foreign emigration 10 that State. 1t thai of
The 81 ooo 600 Of Of land in that State, than
5000 improved and for these 100000 there is
not laboIer for every twenty-five acres, whereas
high state of cultivation would require five times as
macy There ia also great demand for common labor
ers for public works railways, and plank roads
AN INCIDENT IN MARRIED LIre-Some thirteen years
since couple of loving married short dis.
lance from this city, and soon after the husband went to
few months passed. and the young wife received
that The ship in which her husband had sailed as
lost sea- and all hands had persisted This report was
subsequently, corfoboIa,ed Time rolled on. and after
The spse OF seven years The widow married an in
dasirious and hard working mechanic, who for a long
time pas, has been and still is employed by firm in
Cornh The last marriage proved happy one 10 both
parties, and matters passed between them pleasantly
could be desired uni, days since. when, 10 their
utter surprise the fsi husband OF the lady made bis APP
pearsnee and claimed his wife Legal counsel con-
suited by both parties and the result that the lady
felt herself compelled to return TO her first husband much
TO The regret OF the second whose home is now DESC
la,e.-Bosfsa Jsur.
LEGAL DECISION ~ TO THE RIGHTS rRAvrLLrRs.-
A gentleman brought action recently in Of the
Ohio courts against the owners OF steamboat on which
be had lost trunk containing 600 The held
that they bound pay for the loss OF ordinary bag
gage, but not Tor anything OF unusual value, unless il
msde known to them beforehand tina, they could
take care. and charge extra price for carrying
il. Accordingly the jury brought in verde, allowing
him s3o0-ike value Of the Trunk and The clothing in til
but disaiownK the 1900.
The suASo TRADE AT THE CmscHA sLAhDs.-li ap-
pears that from the l%h OF July last TO the 18th OF Sep
tember there arrived at. sailed from, and remained at the
Chinchs islands 10 vessels OF aggregate tonnage OF
taken board. 65. s5s tons OF guano. Among them
were the following for Baltimore Ship Herman. Skin.
ner, With 500 Juniaa, Bunhsm, 100 tons Raer
Stump, $50 tons; and ST. Peter, Dillingham;, 100
Total guano for Baltimore, 81 so tons.
For Hampton Roads: Ship Dlsube, Chase. with | 400
tons Dst oiah, Davn 250 tons; Element, O<good 700
tons; Helen McGaw, Lua,. 900 toos Lon. Star Bouel
500 ions; Lucknow, Plummer 500 tone Lebanon, Hale,
g7o tons. Matilda. Peterson, COO tons; Mountain Wave,
Pane 500 tons; w. H. HArbeot, Marshal. 800 tens;
AID Amelia, Brown, 600 ions. Total for Hampton Roads
$3.50 tons.
-Four yessels with 2.soo tons were Tor New York.
with 500 tons for ST Thomas and the res, for CAao
Guiding Two Baltimore ships with 2,53o tons.
The soldiers OF the OF 1912, in Armstrong county,
Pennsylvania have appointed delegates TO the Phsdel
phia sih Of January convention.
THx rscnr on MIroBsLL AND MARIN. THE lash
rlraiors-The escape Of John Mitchell and John Mar
lin Two more OF the Irish eriles, is certainty The ed
ior OF the New York Times has perused letters from
Australia 10 their particular friends 10 New York city.
which speak OF the OF their escape bat. from
fear that their safe arrival in ibIs country would be
ieo,arded bys publication OF particulars the editor has
been requested TO refrain from giving them publicity for
the present.
PROPOSALS. FoR RATIOSs rOR 1883.
osaarsanA sTsss osuoa. hAaps Cosr.,