The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-28

zolh ns says thAf 10 the many fuends and acquAint
OF Capt inxrahAm in tina. city. is needless say
That the unKenlemaAy language attributed 10 him ia
some OF The reports relative 10 the koszta affair."
made use OF BY that gentleman but the Islander
has gone FORTH the Courier would state. the authority
Of letter received IN Charleston from Capt lngrsham
dated Spezxa bay. the goth ul that the whole inter-
course between Capt Schwartz aad himself. board
The brig HaAsar. was Of the courteous and gentle
manly kind and that unpleasant word psssed between
them indeed, after the xdAr OF the 4h OF july the Hus
sar saluied the nag of the ST. Louis which The slle
turned. and Capt lngaham moreover went on board the
Hussar and thanked Capt Schwartz for The compliment
THIS vis Capt Schwartz returned. and the best personal
feeling existed between both gentlemen each thnklng be
had done his duty.
GOOD orSrcER M. ELrcrrD-We are very happy
to be able to announce the reelection Of A. r. Gro
zieI esq ~ comptroller by the legislature There
has never been better officer than MIR Crozer and his
reelection, democrat be is, by whig legislature
shows that political opponents can appreciate honest
faithful, and able service to the S.sie.
The venerable Mr.. Bennett. OF the New York Henld
appears TO be feafrlly exercised in mind n this time
partly IN consequence OF his great debility from sick
ness suffered during his late voyage from Europe, and
partly in consequence Of political Disappointment Blu,
his waning reason apparent than in his
general administration. Since he has gone into the Sc
ward service be is wild the swine possessed of evil
spirits He nj to blame poor old man. for desiring
the President 10 appoint him foreign minister bat il
humane in Gen. Pierce to young empress from
the danger Of looking at him Just Z. Au tams.
CoLoRED CHURCH MEMBERS AT THE SouTH.-Rev. r.
Gurey. who, a. agent Of the American Colonization
Society, lately made tour through the State Of Geor
gia has recently addressed long and interesting letter
10 Rev W. Milan, secretary OF said society, which is
published in the African Repository. !, is beautifully
written. and presents many encouraging facts bearing
upon the objects Of his mission. We make the follow
INK extract and regret that unable TO publish the
letter entire
sit has been shown from authentic documents, that
in the southern Sater ia is47 there were iss37s col.
oTed members OF the Methodist church that 100 900
members OF the Baptist church in lS47 OF the Pres
byteran church, 1000 OF other denominations. 900:
members OF Christian churches in the southern States
not less than three hundred thousand The great fund
of humanity treasured up Tor the benefit OF colored
popaiaon is in the hearts OF the South That divine law
OF love, which workeh i'll 10 lis neghbor pervadng
the hearts OF Christian masters and Christian slaves, will
dispose both to seek each Others highest good and
part to al men knowledge OF its Author and the hap
piness of His kingdom"
MoRE LAsDIt is stated that by the treaty lately con-
cluded by Gov. German. OF Minnesota with the Winnie
bsgo Indians The government obtains nearly one million
of prairie and timber land. having front on the
Mississippi of about sixty miles.
Lewis Josselyp, esq has retired from the Lynn Bay
Stale newspaper, which he founded some years snce
and which he has conducted with eminent ability He
succeeded by our old friend Lawrence, formerly OF the
NewburyPoh Union and register OF probate for Essex
souny during the administration of Governor Bou,w ell
Mir Lawrence is sound democrat, and OF talent
and the Bay Safe under bis charge will be powerful
supporter of liberal political principles We wish him
the fullest possible success.
| Pusuc rAsrx-Yankee Sullivan marched down Chat.
ham street. New York. afternoon las, wesk. open
day, with body guard OF six men, three in from, and
three in the rear. with muskeh their shoulders
The same evening he serenaded by the First Ward
Magnstixers horseback and in fantastic costumes
great crowd in Chatham street attended the ovation
j The value OF the exports from the port OF Boston fol
the week ending The 2is, was including specie
s52s,3l SOW American, S45s,i0a 81, and foreign
1 S74 ,2os So.
The exports from New York for foreign ports for Sep
TENDER and Ocober are so.o75,47I last year, same
time, sc .oo7, $50.
Exports Of specie from New York from January LIST ie
October 2ad, sao.44o,5li 10, OF which. s.as24I4 es
was exported las, week.
PENNSYLVANIA Lro,sLAruRE-The political complex.
ION OF Tue next gwen w Tue 1AIfepufl
Union follows: senate. is democrats IA wings, ma
tive; house, 10 democrats. rs wings, natives; demo
cratic majority on joint ballot. 40.
/ CHARLESTON Oct 25-The recent arbitration case be
tween the Washington and New Orleans Telegraph Com
pany and the paien,ees resulted follows The stool
issued the amount Of S475o 10 the pateniees is to b
given up and cancelled also all the dividends received
the same shaI be returned The company, amounting
all to about $50 600 And with regard to the
ton and erection OF the second the referees award
ed The paenlees Of the OF the same
eniees from all actual fraud
The majority for H. nj. Rice, the democratic candidat,
for delegate Congress ia Minnesota 10 800 Bo,l
branches OF the legislature democratic
THr CHINA nrssiox--The President has conferred III,
appointment OF the China mission upon Robert M. Nc
Lane of Maryland, and il 10 understood that he has
oepted H. We bat regard this q mos fortuna,
appointment There are few in country who ar,
better qualified for this important post. As member o.
Congress- he was influential and useful, and bis know
edge OF commercial subjects is particularly ample Mr.
NcTane has May friends in the great West secured b.
his enlarged and liberal policy all those questions
impro vement in whsh people especially inter.
esiei. Dsiiy W,seondn.
THE QUESTION: sErrLEp.-The public will recoec,
what camor and smoke esdeavored 10 be raised
By wing contemporaries OF this city rejected
for Mr. Yerger in the Cuba district OF this
county in the late Congressional election. 0ne OF them
did not hesitate that Gov Campbell ought to
withhold Mr. Sianion's commission. and either issus