The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-08

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f,mp C.shins, hear he meath 81 The ysllsw Stone,
Il. three sections into which, the party divided
IAN, together that point by dhereal 1oates The Re
pabiean learns thai report Of The survey thus lar has
t,so forwarded 40 Washington. The ,ptcspect is that
be survey win b. complete. and thsrsport laid bsiose
congress, by next February. The Republican further
state, that they in receipt OF private Information
which will satisfy Congress and the country that this
route 10 impraclicable. ..sa,
LASH EMIGRATION. Irish papers state that emigration
10 hwstsa 10 Increasing W all parts oil LELAND and ,ha'
4 would sssm that ths entire lrish were doomed to
b transplsnlsd from their native land.
YACHT xAss IN ESGLAkp-The English papers con-
tain accounts Of great yacht race at Cowes' LOT Tue
prize cup offered by the royal yacht squadron IN when
The Yacht Syvie, from New York, was beaten oy Tue
Eoxlish Yacht Julia OF course John Boil isin ecsaces
AFTER being 30 often beaten by the United States yaehl
America. asa5
Commodore Newton, W tho has arrived at New York,
II is SAID, is rapidly recovering IRON his late Illness and
soon will be well enough his active duties 10
the Wsstindss and Gull Of Mexico
BIsHor DoANE's fRIAL-The vote Of the House OF
Bishops on The proposition 10 admit and hear bc Stale
men, OF the committee Of the diocese OF New Jersey ~
psson is said 10 have stood nine In favor and twelve
arslus, il The Philadelphia Inquirer says the vote is
hOt COn6ueIcu
question s whether The diocese should be heard or not
il matters not whether by the committee or the Bishop
DEPARTURE or xMloaANTs AND MISSIONARIES TO LisE-
aA-The barqae Gem, Captain Lawlin, will sail IRON
New York on the sh Instant trading voyage to The
toasl Of Africa taking out two missionaries OF The va
School Presbyterian Church, viz: Rev. Edwin T. vii.
liams and William Clemens, with their wives, who 60
n The .and of Cafisco The New York Colonization
Soc ey will send out about one hundred emgrants on
The 18th Of October. About the same time, another ex-
petition will leave Baltimore and Norfolk with over two
hundred emigrants Quite company is gMheiing in
Circlsville Ohio, and in Indiana, with the design OF
ENGRAVING this ia
The dandy who was 'struck with idea was not
seriously injured. as the weapon very slight one
Such an accident is not likely TO happen to hum again
A new mode OF illumination has been devised by NJ.
Alexis Codiot Of Paris whose experiments have been
wi,pe.sed by NJ Foud, the minister, ~ Vscon the I'M
gal architect and others, government officials
and scientific The principle lie, the multiplication
Of light BY means OF nnumerable small mirrors arranged
in a particular manner in u multitude of frames
bound together, the whole made 10 revolye while
rejecting lbe light from bright burner placed before
them The rejecting power great that il is said.
sufficient light is furnished TO enable man 10 read at
the distance Of kiomelre two-,hirds Of mile.
ing Chronicle says: sThs Americans want Cuba, and
the zane writer has frequently told they Cana
d. Canada is fast going to them. Our lumber goes to
New York, our -four and cattle 10 Boston Portland
cur very steamships 70 TO Portland in the winter ard il
mus, be borne ia mind that commercial is The mos,
solid Of all political annexatons. Canada is already
part and parcel OF the United States, and sorry
il, Nothing but rush Of immigration can save us, The
tide Of public opinion and oipubc power is the
Ink alty tn Great Britain is on the ebb
CarsrAL PALAcE-The contributions at the Crystal
Palace on Saturday for The Washington MonamsRt
amounted 10 500 81. Total contributions W to date,
S2.ios 80
BEES AND ERuir.-The Pawtncket Gazette refers 10
subject Of gfea; Importance to the horcuturst viz the
injury done 10 peaches and other fruit by bees In
this peghborhosd the complaint OF the conduct OF the
bees 10 very general They ihrus their proboscis into
the sunny side of rsrc-rpe. few days before il is
rpe and exse the saccharne juice The air and water
.neIs the cavity thus created and the peach rapidly de-
Gays and falls TO The ground in this way large quan
es Of the nnest pesches have been loe' already this
500. asd .',he work goes bravely on"
A rnRILLISo toExE--A pRuKKARp's LIFE sAvrp.-A
few days aimee (says the Philadelphia LegeD the
press train for Baltimore passing the vicinity Of
Naaman's creek, al The rate Of forty miles hour.
hofyng sight witnessed by those having charge OF
the tram. A man, apparently fisherman, lnhaoiiins
one OF the khsnes close by, was aborng under monia
po,s had thrown himself the rails for the purpose OF
sedestruction; but two females having drawn him OF
were in dreadful struggle TO prevent his again
throwing himself before The train One bad deadly
rp OF his legs, while the other kneelng upon biz
breast "A the iron horse numbering by, just grazing
her clolng; indeed, close was she. that her owR
cape from instant death most imminent The whole
occupied bat instant, and tcaIcely any Of the
IF hat hal ..n
impending Those who Witnessed IL horror struck
knowing the mpossibi,y to prevent the destruction OF
all three. II The maniac succeeded in struggling only
i.w inches the rail- What self sacrificing love
here unaffected. inducing two TO risk their
lives in saving who had perhap. for years been
constant OF misery, from his nsase love OF ihe
bottle Ifthe poor inebra,e could have this scene prop
sIy dspicied so a. 10 make lasting impression upon
bis mind, he would undoubtedly forsake his evil habit.
THE TEMPERATURE HEALTH DURING AUGUST
The following table OF the temperature curing August,
and the bill OF mortality (says the Phsdelphia Reg
ise) win no doubt prove OF interest For the first
eighteen days the morning temperature ranged be-
tween II and rs degree, and the midday heat was
but three lines below 50 degrees. Ga six days, also
within the - ne PERIOD TIE mercury ranged from 30 de
Grefs 10 ~ degrees nj 2, m. The average lem
peraure Of the month for Philadelphia 70 degrees
while the average this year &c and II. 100 degree
This temperature but twice exceeded in the last
'ry years. viz in 1928 and 1898, when The mean rose
traction hNhet, or 10 ~ degrees The mean ,empen
lure oil the three summer months 10 77I00 or four
destes above the ordinary average. THIS temperature
hs been exceeded but five times in sixty -four years.
Wa IN 1903. t7es, 1s22, 1898, and 1895 The warmes