The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-04
comparing that State with Others. makes the following

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statement;
In horses, she 10 advance OF fifteen OF the States
~ mules Of twenty six States mich cows. of twelve
otses "a working oxen, eight; value OF live stock. o
tveny barley. only equalled by New York, and
than one-hsl OF all produced in the Union wheat great
e Than ten States OATS greater than fourths Of the
States hay exceeding nine OF the States mining, with
out parallel fruits. exceeding ali the States in variety
and one-hslf OF them in quantity produced.
There 10 capital OF $lO5.66a 66s employed in agri-
culture. real estate and improvements. Her mines
yielding al me rate Of S00 900 year From Janu-
ary the 3Oth of May 1883 there entered 436 vessels
o49o33 sons and cleared 725 vessels Of 572 PAS TONS
GEMS OF THou0Hr.--Man believes himself always
greater than wha, he is and esteemed less than he
worth .-GoeI.
Cicero has sand OF men " They are like wines: age
sous the bad and beters the good" We can say that
misfortune has the came effect upon them.-Rifku.
When book raises your spirit, and inspires you with
noble aud courageous feeling, seek for other rule
Judge the work by il good and made by good work
man.--La Bruytre
We can console ourselves for not having great talents
as we can console ourselves for having great places
we can be above both in our hearts Vaavsnargua.
The ENGLISH coMMIssIoEERs.-Th statement having
been made that there had been feeling OF
on the part OF the British commissioners to the Crystal
Palace Exhibition. and the officers Of the Leander,
their reception al New York, Mr. Sedgwick publishes
says: aat 6. M
al believe shall sail for England in the Leander on
Thursday, the llh. Il s hardly worth while 10 Iecur
TO story, probably evaporated and forgotten,
but you may be glad to be able If necessary TO con-
tradic on my authority, idle reports OF some disgust
offence taken by myself officers OF that ship. al a
supposed want of hospitality during her anchorage No
such feeling, to my knowledge exists board, though
ship-ofwar in these particular waters is exposed to
certain inevitable annoyances which your authorities
have means, with the best will in the world, OF effect
ualy or a, all preventng our officers are as well aware
we have no recoecons but those OF hospitality and al
entons OF the most practicable and servceabe descrp-
lion a, New York and everywhere else | can best de-
scrlbs my sense OF them by saying, that have done
nothing but congratulate myself that brought my wife
and daughters with me-"
The GENTLE LoLA-We had lost sight of the Countess
OF Lanseldt since her marriage with editorial gem
teman Of California and iondy hoped that she had at
last found that peace earthfor which she had vanly
sought in many other matrimonial venures-in the arms
Of Mr. Patrick p Hull Knowing how admirably adapt
ed TO the connubal state was the gentle and yiuous
Counless-how meek, submissive and racable in tenn
per--how domestic in habits and tastes-we fondy
hoped to hear OF her initiating the ma,rony virtues of
the Roman danes. Imagine. then. our disappointment,
when read the following in California letter 10 a
Nashville paper :-Er, paper. ssa 81
"SAN FRAScIsco, July 80, 1853.
DEAR GAZETTE: am compelled 10 notice the move.
mems oil teriDagant Lola Erring Countess! why VIII
you get into difficulties! Maria Heads amicable rea-
tons with her recent partner, Patrick 4. Hull have
not been calm nor as delightful summer's day.
Al MaIyvile she grossly insulted audience. Upon
arrival al their rooms Patrick her husband commenced
curtain lecture. All at once Lolas volcanic bosom
heaved its fires OF anger and indignation. Sans her
usual costume, she se'zed with iron grasp and tiger e.
rociy his editorial neck. stranged him until nsensible
and then, with powerful muscular movement, she
raised her fantastic toes and kick him out OF doors
That night he sought and obtained lodgings elsewhere
Next day the interference Of mutual friends satisfactorily
arranged Lolas unmanfy conduct. The insuted Marys-
Williams were afterwards reconced their wounded hon
became hsed by Lola's artistic and graceful move
mens in the spider dance" tss .44..e#ttt.