The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-21


Governor of Arkansas to h the vacancy in the United
States Senate MI Johnson commands Our respect alike
IA a slsicsmsn and man. We have known hun long
and WE'LL and congratulate Governor Conway upon the
hsppness OF bis selection The high sense OF honor aud
generous disposition OF the senator eadear him 10
wide circle Of personal friends whilst the ability and
frames o his in Congress have won fof MN ad
misslion among those who know him only through the
legislative history Of the Unon.--Lsuisuas Democrat
Az wing. We can by no means approve Tie whole
OF Mr. JobnsoL's course in Congress- but we cordially
concur With our nexhbor OF The Democfar IN his opn
ION OF that gentlemans ability. hrmness. high sense oil
honor add generous disposition he Is as just NOBLE
hearted and chivznc a gentleman ss ever hvea' anu
there is no, man OF his party IN Arkansas whom we
would rather have seen appointed 10 the United STATES
Senate J1urnsi
Cu.sIxsrowx-TheTc a large meeting last eve
ming :, The city hail. Charlestown, called TO respond
70 The nomination Of Bishop and Dowley, Hon Charles
,rhomoson preridng Able speeches were made BY Hon
p. Bake, IT,, Benjamin. + Bsler, esq. and Governor
Routwe who made elaborate exposi'ions OF The new
constitution. and were enthusiastically appiasueu. Inc
sor.kers rloquenty alluded 10 The victories that come
mourning in from all quarters showing that the people are
rsv;or 10 support the national administration and were
heartily applsuded.-Bos'on Post
OuIo carEsr-It 10 well known that the pant Of Ohio
Wt0teTH
the cheese sold throughout the States The Independent
a ne wspaper published in Summit county, article
headed where does all the cheese 90" states tina, sin
sle firm IN Hudson that county had then in store five
hundred tons OF cheese. They constantly forward
inn large amounts 10 the distant markes, while their
daily purchases range from $500 to $1,000.
Farr NAVIGATION OF THE RIVER PLATTE AND ITS
TRIsurARIrs-We come time since announced, in let
Ter from Rio Janeo correspondent the arrival at that
por of treaty which had just been concluded between
The representatives OF the United States in Brazil and
Buepos Ayres and the Argentine Confederation. for the
fire. navis alton OF the river Platte and its principal tribu
tsries We learn from the National Inelligencer that
MI Coxe our late secretary OF legation at Brazil, has
arrived 10 Washington with this treaty He is also the
bearer OF treaty Of friendship, commerce. and navga
ton between The United States and The Ccnfedea-
ton. similar treaty that FIRST mentioned
cuded on The ssme day Ooh July) with the representa-
tiyes OF England and France. The nelligencer says
Sir Charles HOLMAN, for England, the Chevaier ST.
George for France and Messrs Schesck and Pendleon
for The United States. all acled unedy and harmonious
" in The negotiation OF these treaties.
We bad the advantage OF beng represented by very
able well firm men, IN The persons OF our minister
q, BAIL and charge at Buenos AyTes and to their
energy we have no doubt that much is due in accom-
plishng these important treaties
Sir Charles Holman and Mr.. Schenck the media
tors who effected the adjustment which led TO the raising
Lieut. Til. j. Page. comm anding The exploring steamer
Wafer Witch, and Surgeon Carter accompanied the COM
mi,sioners up lie river 10 En,re-Rios.
4 CHrKokIE INDIAN TgouBLrs-The Cherok ee Indians
have had killing among them, and the case,
ported Washington, is creating interest there.
We have particulars. but get the following from the
Van Bnren !nieligencer Of the LIST:
Fson THE CAERoKrE sATIoN.-rhe following note is
from intelligent cuzen OF The United Slater, in whose
I'LL. ~
placed. Our border citizens may rely with every conf
dencs upon quiet stale OF things now existing The
line:
TAHLEouAH, &C. Ny Sept 20. 1883
DEAs na Having jus, returned from your city. and
along the ne where found much excitement, 10 rela
ton 10 the late unfortunate difficulty in Flint, think
word in reference 10 the slate OF things in the nation
might be OF interest TO your reader and at The
quiet the apprshensioDs OF our border citizens The per
who engaged in killing the Adairs number
seventy seventyfve and since that event have
made attempt TO commit violence. and say they are
satisfied, and ready 10 submit Trial by the
laws OF their county.
Little excitement prevails here or else here in
the nation. Tar ~ can learn, except among few Of
those moot directly concerned IN The ieud think in
few days things will settle down quietly, and the laws
will again take their course
Held IN poNDAoE AT HAvAxA--it is stated thai 4 ne
gro tina, has been kept in bondage at Havana slave
for forty years born in the United States Of free pa.
rents, al Charleston, S. c. He applied 10 Col VIM n
Robertson acting consul, Tor protection. and bis case
which seems well abshed by the lacis related, has
been laid before the who has promised
immediate attention 10 it.
Az ARKANsAs WIDOWS KvESar--On the morning Of
August 29;h. sayss correspondent OF the New Orleans
True Della, writing from Hot Springs, Arkassas, a
widow lady who keeps a respectable boarding house
here. and about whom ssnderous reports had been cir
eua'ed on the previous evening by man pretending 10
gentleman. having heard OF his conduct proceeded
Ia company with her brother and another person to in
hiet on the sanderer personal ohastisement
The brother and his friend were armed-one with
double bsfrwled shotgun, and the other with revolver
They Che two msn) walked up the street about one
hundred yards and met the sanderer, who il appears
VS. also armed. They took his arms from h,m and
marched bin down the street opposite the house where
the widow was. fully prepared 10 give him warm re.
eepion. She was aimed with a rawhide Her brother
and hs nend advised their prisoner 10 stand and take
quietly what The widow abou, 10 give him Seeing
no chance 10 escape. he had to do it, though sorely
against bis will. The widow commenced and did no,
cease until she had administered 200 sshes well laid on
Inc man then had his arms given up TO him, and was
ADVISED to leave the dgGinss, which no did
EUROPEAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF AnERicAx NAVAL
WsEssoairr.-A correspondent OF the Newark Adyer.
tser STATES that Mr.. w. n. Webb,a New York shin
builder (who recently startled very suddenly for Europe
has been suthos'zed by the Emperor OF Russia TO bud
IN View York handred-gun ship, furnished with steam
propeller a. auxiliary power. and to deliver her within
reasonable time At ST. PetsrsburEh Mr. Webb, a wear
OF Two go, conceived the idea OF building such shp
and paa was submitted about dozen adnir.ls and
hsh oocsrs OF Russs by his agent and rejected At the