The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-06

Great activity prevaiIs q the BROOKLYN asyy yard Tn
xae Congress 10 In dsydosks, repairing and the bns
Bainbrdge is dismantied. preparatory thorough ret
ting
SAsDusxy AND CHICAGO HIrED.-- Passenger tTsins
now between SaGdusky and Chicago. leaving Chi.
csgo 40 As 10 connect with the OF The Buffalo
and Sandasky line. The fret through Train left Chicago
At SIX O'Clock on Monday morning, and arrived ri San
dusky at I'VE, pm. s
The Panama Herald Of August 4,h contains the fol-
lowing; sa-.s ..&ss
" We learn thai Governor Wood Of Ohio. United
States consul at Valparaiso, and family and General
Msrwin, vce.cossal. and family, arrived ia this city
Yesterday IN good health The party will leave in ihe
English steamer on the 7th instant"
According SLAVES CApTvaEp-The British shp
Samuel. Csptsio Morris. which sailed from Portsmouth
Virginia, on Thursday, was overtsken in Hampton
roads BY the steamer William Selcen. and a. was sus-
pected two slaves found seceted on board one be-
belonging to Mrs Tstem and the other to Captain Jar
WIS a young marine. belonging to the United States
snip pennsylvania, who has mother in London, was
also found slowed away in the ship Captain Morris.
who rendered The officers every aid in the search
taken back TO Portsmouth. and committed 10 await an ex-
animation, although II is believed he had no knowledge
Of the attempted escape until ii as made known 10 him
by the police.
The wing State convention Of Maryland. on Thurs
day, nominated Richard J. Bowie, late member OF Con-
gress, as The candidate Of thar rariy for governor
great Pacific railroad company, at the head OF which,
said, are Erasus Corning. Simeon Draper and other
capitalists. Is organizing in New York The object is
to provide substantial six feet guage road from New
York to the Pacific ocean. running through St. Louis
Missouri, Arkansas, Texas. northern Mexico. and CAL
iornia The estimated cost ia 500 600, which is
to be the capital Of the company. II is sad tina, thirteen
OF the most responsible contractors OF the United States
have offered to build 100 miles each on the route above
described, and to take in payment fifty per cash.
twenty-five per cent in The bonds OF the company and
twenty live per cent. in its stock.
MISSISSIPPI BONDS The Jackson Mississppan states
that The high court Of errors and appeals have refused
grant resrgument Of the case Instituted against the
State by johnson, the holder OF the Uaion Balk bonds
The question fairly before the voters whether or
not appropriation shall be made by The leg sature TO
pay the judgment.
PENNsrLvAS,AThe public debt OF the State OF Penn
eylvanis, according TO Official report was few
months since Sal Ala 900, with annual interest OF about
two millions OF dollars. 1t has been recently proposed
in the legislature and the proposition will probably be
enewed) TO cell The main line OF the public works for
the SUI OF $4,000 900. and with the proceeds create
sinking fund that will enable the State. with other aid
to cancel the public debt BY the year 1866 The revenue
q Wetl.0TTaNged
system Of taxation. and would eventually without The
aid of the proposed sinking fund. cancel the debt The
gross revenue for 1852 was $335i.7e7.
SPEECH JOHN RANDOLPH The National Inelli-
geneer publishes, from s,enographc notes taken at the
time by the veteran Gales speech on the of 1912,
covering columns of that paper delivered John
Randolph in the House OF Representatives the l2h
Of January, 1913. the bill for raising additional
army Of 5000 men. giving to the President the appoint
ment OF all the officers under field officers This speech
with immense OF other "Reminiscences will form
Seaton under the sanction OF the government which
ia 10 mbody and preserve the already pershng history OF
the earlier Congresses.
SHADY pIcrURE.-The Kingston British Wing motto.
ing the large settlement Of fugitive slaves ia Canada in
dulEes in The following:
:" II may be very we'll to rejoice when slave makes
his escape. but Canada - paying dearly Tor its whistle
The western portion Of the province 10 being literally
filled up with the blacks, who threaten 10 do with the
cocf OF The rising population the very OF that
which Sir Francis Bond Head said the missionaries did
with the Indians They whitened the complexion OF
the papooseslhe negroes will dsrkcn that Of the pcksn
MES"
The FaEhcn AND ENGLISH sauA pRoSs-The appear.
OF The combined French and English sqasdrons at
Beska bay is rays the Constauionrs .mosi imposing
This bay situated on The of Asia al the entrance
probable that contained The thousand vessels which
bore the Greeks before the walls Of Troy. Our modern
vefsels less numerous bu, formidable form long
line opposite the plain along which the petuIanl Achilles
dragged the body of Hector at the tail OF his chariot
The French vessels the head OF the line The head
noel ship being the Bayard. of ninety guns Between
The ships othe line and the shore ranged The smal,
sailing vessels and The steamers"
WIZ Mr. BUCHANAN NEVER MARRIED A correspond
snt OF The New Haven Palladium, writing from Lam
caster, Pesnsy lvans, briefly records the reason
short distance from the city is the country residence Of
Hon James Buchanan, American ambassador 10 the
cour, Of ST. James. lis general appearance ut
dicaies that fair hand is there train the creeping
vines budding TO their be6lins placc-as you
that the honorable gentleman still remains in
single b!essedne-sl The story is briefly told Paying
bis addresses 10 young and beautiful lady OF this city,
esch became deeply enamoed, and they eng aged
On given evening abe requested his company 10 a
party friends, which he declined the plea OF bus
meas engagements. Circumstances rendering il neces.
sary he late in the evening. gsllsnted young sdy to
her home, and on the way-thsy mel Mortified and
chagrned what she deemed uniaL faness and deser
ton. and imagining the woks, she left the city early IN
the morning, and re,urnsd-s csry~ Such 10 the sad
story Of his early love. The high places OF dis
tnetion and trust make him forget. the wreaihs Of
honor that encircs his brow bury the memory OF the
early loved and lost - stsa 2 fsn
A ST Louis lady, who married Mormon and emigra-
ted TO the Salt Lake city, writes that the Mormon city is
first. rate place for new settlement, and with
standing sick the family and the loss of cows she
n enmfOstnble and con,entpd. Az To Brigham Ypuns