The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-03

bourg, and Wiesbaden, held forth promise OF iui sea-
oons bat Of any iat.ndsd royal pInsIesses nothng Is
said This was especially grssous 10 tbe isRitimiss,
who had been led 10 hope anohergsy year at ,hei favor
lie Weistaden
The Jews of Leipsc, who have long solicited permits
sion 70 build synagogue in that city. have just OBJ
tainedit u AlLJ n rE{#It RI#Akftit u
His royal highness Prince Albert is making collections
OF all the productions OF The Unied Kingdom, 10 order to
present complete assortment 10 each foreign Stale OF The
civilized world.
After years TOLL and many unlookedfor obsta-
Scriptures into the Chinese language, has been completed
al Shanghai by Dr. Medhurst and Messrs Stomach ant
Milne, agents Of the London Missionary Society.
In the year l7sa Mr.. Mardoch made use of gas il
lighting his house and Office at Rctruih, in Cornwall
Eng land whefe he then resided The mines al which
he worked being distant some miles IRON his house. he
in the constant practice OF filling bladder of coal
gas in the neck OF which he fixed metallic tube. with
small orice, through which the gas issued this being
gnited, served lantern 10 light his way for the
siderable distance he had nightly to lravel This mode
Of illumination being then generally unknown. il was
thought ny the common people that magical art alone
could produce such an effect.
Sir John Ogilvy, Bart is about TO establish in the
neighborhood OF Dundee, Scotland, orphanage and
asylum for imbecile children on the system adopted by
DR.. Guggenbuhl, at Adenbeig, IN Switzerland. The
asylum will be the first OF the kind IN that country.
The London Standard says: I" DR.. S,eyens's work,
published by Baler, On the Nature and Treatment OF
Asiatic Cholera is exciting good deal OF attention,
from the facts which he has brought to bear upon the
value and success OF the treatment OF this disease by The
saline practice II would appear that some very high
marks OF esteem have been conferred upon Dr. Stevens
for his philanthropy and afn, and that among the Sc
his late Majesty. Christian VIII, OF Denmark, extended
his royal munifcence to him IN gilt equivalent 10
liberal Independence for HE The discovery certainly
appears TO be one which claims every attention"
II is stated that during the year 1859 total quantity of
054 900 ions of vessels sailed from Newcastle, Eng
land, with COAL to 81 foreign ports, in different parts OF
the world
laely published Madrid perceive that his pictures,
which sell for twenty. thirty, fifty, and hun
dred thousand dollars. were originally painted at prices
varying from Thirty dollars 10 HUNDRED and ay.
The Pope has ordered the ioman artist Jacome,t, 10
execute in marble statue Judas giving the
kiss OF 10 Saviour which is TO be placed in
one of the upper halls OF The Vatican.
Cotton is being cultivated with in Greece and
will probably be introduced into Algeria
Owing TO the late bleak weather in that country, the
hop crop of England is very backward, and is far from
exhibiting healthy appearance.
A new geographical survey of Spain is TO be set on
foot, which will doubtless lead to The discovery of ye
undeyeloped resources in that country.
The Great Britain steamship is being fitted with masls
of extraordinary in England and will sail for Aus
tra!ia again on Saturday. July 23.
Immense quantities Of Bimins ham pistols are sent 10
Australia and Mexico, from Eug land by every ship thai
sails
despatch has lately been received a, Loyds, yer.
POOL, from the Admiralty OF England, announcing thai
sickness has been caused on board several ships in
sequence OF the passengers ana crews having made use
OF water taken board IN the bay of Copang a, the
island Of Timor Vessels should not therefore. il is
suggested take any water at any OF The islands OF the
Eastern archipelago, unless IN OF absolute necessity
There have been five falls from the monument OF Lon
don On the 25lh of June, $780, man. supposed TO be
weaver, fell or threw himself from the top. July 7th
1885, Thomas Craddock, baker, committed suicide
similar manner. Ga the 18Th OF January. 1910, Lyon
Levy Jew dealer in diamonds leaped IRON The gallery
"A and a lad amp have do
stroyed themselves The fall is exactly IT'S feet.
"A dog crab was caught short time since among the
rocks near the Haven OF Tynemoulh, England, with
sxpence firmly grown into the external shell OF the
back. The main who obtained this curiosity foolishly
broke the shell in order 10 secure the money The only
way by which the presence of the sxpence be
duc,ion of the new shell, the crab bad lain with the
oewly formed peium the coin. which had adhered to
The skin by this means. and eventually became firmly
liked in the place in which II was found
During a speech delivered at Spauding England
lately, al The Inauguration of protection society fol
young females, IL was stated that IN London there
now 5000 houses OF fame; in Dublin 3l5; IN Elm
bnrgh 2l9 in Liverpool 707; in Manchester 400 aud in
Leeds 300. In Liverpool the number OF houses is sail
10 have increased by 1875 in two years
Ii is stalled by two correspondents in the London Times
that the ballads published years ago in Tat, and
general styled the ballads of Bon Gauer, are the Join
production of Professor Ayloun and Mr.. Theodore
Martin, and not, has been generally supposed, the
work Of the latter gentleman only.
Mr. Rookie London railway contractor. has offered
10 give the Great Western Company Go 900 a ID
carry the ashes OF The inhabitants Of Bristol TO dayton
claypiis, 10 make bricks.
The latest English papers announce the melancholy
news that the emigrant ship Aurora, Captain j. Cherry
da4 tons register sailed from Hull, England on The
26h OF April last, with foys souls board. passen-
gers a0d crew, bound for New York. The i'll led ves-
sci ioundered the 20h OF May, in lat 46, long 3s
west little after eight O'Clock in the morning. she went
down with iweniysix souls board, all OF whom per.
isbed, besides three Others who, ii is presumed were
Others alone survived the wreck The following are The
names OF those who have persisted John Barker and
vile Charles Bushby and wife, Charles SPHINX, wife
and two children; George Dfufy and wife Thomas Bat.
tey and wife Jane Paulson and Mary Coomer; George
Hill and Robert Poole William Car; Charles Siddle
wife and three chIldren--passengers. Ctew. William
Scboley, steward; Bachelor, sailmaker; William Mach
man three others doubtful who were In The Jolly boat,
but might have been picked ups Robert Hesk seaman ;
William Guest, do. Charles Pawson, passenger.
The Morning Advertiser OF London, in abiding 10
" recent distressing case OF animal magnetism says
I'VE are sorry 10 announce that Miss c., the young
lady IN SuHy place who was reported IN this journal
some lew weeks ago 10 have suffered from trying the
bic moving experiment, by means of the above agency
much worse. Hopes were entertained that she would
soon recover the OF her hands IN seems however,
that these hopes have not been realized Her hands
TOW hfmy cenched together, and il requires great force
TO separate the fingers, even Tor moment. from the
palms OF her hands. This extraordinary affair has
caused intense excitement, in the medical profession
The (Frencb) Patrx saJs. "a circumstance worthy
oil remark IL, that since the late affairs Of the Levant the
commercial movement between Ru.sa and Turkey con-
ilnnes the same The number OF Russian commercial
vessels arrived at the furki,h ports has been augment
ed EBH1uT I#HUE