The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-15

with green 0id see, No kooo ~'oss sA' 1920
community. go
n may be noticed rs exhibiting the difference twix1
nav ana them that the Union was absent upon hef
cruise for ten months during which Tune she o MOI once
.ncbor nor see The land until she sighted Gaps Au-
,u,ae upon her return with full cargo OF 1880 barrels
Of oil. #
W.hps IN SAN FRAktnoo.-The following ale the
rae, Of wages in this city, fully established by
m. recent strikes combinations. and compromises, per
dsy. Brekayers, $0i stonecutters, $40; ship sarpen
ters and caukers $40; plasiere So house carpenters.
IS; acksmilhs, IS waichmakers and jewellers, u.s.
painters and giaxies IS tailors 81 along shore men,
90; hodmep. SO; shoenakers. 500 per month. without
boardngj transfers, 500 10 *l2O per month, finding
and farm hands. $50 per month. and founi
SANTA Anna appears that the disiing uished Mex
lean hero General Santa Anna, when. In obedience 10
'hs counir,s CALL, he left his retreat in Carihsgena,
took good TO preserve his habaton there refuge
for any possible future revolutions that might lun up
there His house al Turbaco, with its rich furniture. he
gave ordefs have kept in good order and his cock
pit, which IL, after ALL his deaTes, lfcare;is preserved
and the feshered gadaios kept in training TO degh.
their owner when new revelation shall drive him out
of Mexico He has al.olaeIy sen, Tor his Canbaaenan
HON me doBairss M Vlarsali shave him near his per
SOD him in any pedlous contingency that may
obge him to 'eaye his couauy for bis countrss good
. EXpERIEkCE CT "A NEW WILLIAMS NAuHO ~ Bcntit-
man 10 New Odeans owns negro named Bill, who
has had recently some experience OF the sweets OF frees
dom fsasta stfHt5att 8dits ~ @458s HsW \
The gentleman is very indulgent master, and Bill
COL SPOILED by living 100 easys and his master resolved to
set him free. He accordingly sent him to Cincinnati
with letter 10 ffieud llere. When he arrived and
presented ",he documents. he was Informed that he was
as free az aHy negro In Ohio thai bis master in Louis
lana had become dspleased with him on OF his
cnp "A hadt hrr.f him IN State Ia
wok his rassase through lie ''on his hook" The
neKro ddh like ihe arrangement very much apparently ;
but coed employment was rendered him, he went to
work lie had about bundled dollars in cash In his
pocket. Two or three weeks Dissatisfied him with te
labor, hot with freedon, Cincinnati He visited the
towns 1.-THE Ohio. Pittsburg aud Philadelphia
The further be went the he became dissatisfied Al
last he re,nrnsdro Cincinnati. and fold The gentleman
whom he originally accredited that he tired OF
freedom such they had there, and that nothing could
afford him much happiness for bis old master to
lake hiih back. He was In great distress for fear he
would be refused. However, Bill back to New
Orleans, and there is now with his master ; and the
threat tina, be made 10 the poor fellow s tha, il
be don't do right hen be seat off to the free States 10 lake
care OF himself la
The New York Courier thinks we have no such quan-
ty wheat as will supply the wants Of Europe album
dan as the cropis 1t supposes the deficiency will be
IS oooOo quarters for England sioe, (Which regard
rather the opinion Of aarnist than matter OF
fac,,) while tue entire production OF this country will be
ba, ia.OoO000 oil quarters, or 15o,CD0.0Oo bushels
France, TOO, the Courier thinks, will require 100000
quarters from abroad The Courier adds 10 this lusu-
orious picture :.ln large sections oil Italy hall
crop is expected. Span complains OF deficiency, and
Sweden has poor harvest prospect that she is now
largely importing from the Baltic" There is unques-
tionably largely deficient crop Europc but we have
no idea that there Is Ia be anything like starvation there
in consequence Of such deficiency. a.l4 Is5gs
According 10 The a,es, accounts The small pox Was
raging with fearful violence at the Sandwich slanda
Within single week, 527 new officially
ported These, too, for only one neighborhood. '.and
would probably be increased 10 hundred by
the reports from the other districts and islands. The
Honolulu papers do not expect it, the most ia
vofable circumstances TO run out until 5000 have
cupbed before it, The natives ulsry preJsposed
take disease OF this character. Their systems sp.
pear 10 be eva,sd and unde rminrd BIZ hereditary
,sin;, that The sconge hnds hem ready victims Il
stated in connection with This subec that 10 900 OF the
islanders carried of in isf7 BY the measles and
wbooping cough" : - ,ti,sata ese n,dss bsassst
The NORTHERN ROUTE Late adviccs from Oregon in
form that party under Captain McCelland, United
States army. had left Vancouver explore northern
route for the Pacific railroad. and were II The last
counts al the base OF Mount ST. Helen exposing
GOV oescnss party lIom the east Del ween Inc CasCade
and Rocky mountains, Thus, although this route ia
much the Longest have already received accounts OF
lis progress TO recen, dates, whereas have received
whatever from The parties engaged exploring the
other routes. un .a....lf VEL
COMPLIMENT TO GEs. Ru,K-The complimentary ball
to Gen. Rusk last evening (ys the Naeoxoches Chron
cle OF the 30th uli } really s,eadid affair Al
early hour the guests from all parts OF The county began
to assemble and by nine O'Clock the spacious ballroom
was 6iied with isg -.,.,s
80 lair women and brave men,. arftelts
VIII, fashion, and beauty all len, their aid TO make
the festive Bright eyes flashed and epatk,.d
and the moving shadows hs, fitted pas, the vision The
fling feet. anil the low whisper that no and then fell
upon the ear told that the quiet spirit Of love al
work. Nacogdoches has not witnessed such a scene
since its palmy days 81 The oden time.
General Rusk and his accorps hed lady enlivened the
scene by Their presence until late hour. The General
received the attentions OF those who had assembled 10
honor, with quiet dsnsanor and kndliness OF feeling
which evinced that he al home among HE friends,
and many was Tie warm wish and kindly impulse which
be received TO cheer him on bis long journey y g =
Abon. al o'clock the patty sal down 10 spendid sup
per prepared BY Mr. Rimm.ie for the occasion The IA
BILE wac loaded with ibe subsianss and Injuries of the
season in prouson. which were discussed BY those con
eerned that did IL finite credit TO The poptie
tor = aas aiaW ,HaHa st g iaaraf ,rstasa Fr'sd'fN
Regarding the ball az a sc.ne OF convyiaL,y and /.
source OF amusement, il mort happily xecomprsbtd al
that could be desired and vewrg IL IN i,s popes liz
h,,r htxk