The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-13

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ersad-dsngkss al as lsn .Kiag AlaxIman Joseph OF
BAvsrA, cousin sf The Enpsso of Aasrs, aud nearly
related to the Queen Of Prussia. ,s =. az ,s go
A letter IRON Spezzs. in the Psedaoatess Gazette.
sales that grand ball given TO the Queen of Sar
dnis. on the 10Th. board The Unei States ffigate
Camberlsnd, which was Pprspriaely decorated The
occasion with Italian and American flags The dancing
commenced al s, p. m. aud lasted until 4 q.
The committee appointed by the French Minister OF
Marine 10 examine into the merits OF MIR. Ercssons in
vention, now on view At The workshops OF NJ. Maze
line, al Havre commences their experiments lasi Mon
day. The president OF the committee Is M. Paris. an
officer in The French navy who has Tor long time made
steam engines special study We may expect from hun
before long an intelligent and impartial report. san
Several of recently appointed diplomatic and con
sular representatives in Paris. Among them
Mr. Soue. minister TO SPAIN Mr. Bednger charge da-
faes 10 Denmark Mr. Leon, consul general 10 Egypt
MIR. Barnwe. consul to Amsterdam; and Mr.. Kritch-
man, consul 10 Palermo. c.
From an Occasional Correspondent. saa
Parade Of Ame,c~n Protestant Society --PoHdss in Ph
adefphia.-Rs,iroat accidents Contemplated Improve
menfs upon He baltimore Raroad Dfadsms Sontsg -
Postmaster MMU.-Go,evnor Bss,sr.- Bishop Dosns
PHILADELPHIA. Sept II, 1853
On Saturday last the American Protestant Association,
new secret order made their fret parade throughou the
city and county, numbering about thousand persons,
with numerous banners and music. Quite xpecedy to
some individuals, the affair passed OF quietly without
any signs OF the least although certain per
sons were active in prophesying that the Of
murder and arson would he perperaed and fair city
dissraced as il was in 1sll. In this they have been
mistaken. This mixing up religion with polcs was
first started in 1874 but the good OF the thinking
part OF the community has become Disguised, AMI the times
indicate that every tub must stand upon its bottom
We have full pure democra attic ticket tor the city and
county in the field The wings theirs, the native THERE,
added to which temperance ticket, consolidation ticket,
and paid fire department ticket large portion OF the Ha
zelhurs wings determined not to support Reed for dis
rct attorney. HaZehnfst was Reeds opponent before
the whis Convention and denounced him strongly for
the in which he obtained his nomination. Lee
high will not do as well as heretofore" The natives
have nominated Hon. John II. Campbell, x-member Of
Congress- for the office, who will get the native
vote Col. Badgers election is looked for with much
certainty. sFa n.. gt E III IS ~ Ell M ,sag
! Scarcely day passes but we have TO record some
steamboat explosion railroad accident, and il high
time for Congress pass stringent laws for the
protection of human life. On Friday night last the mail
plottrain from New York, upon the Camden and Amboy
railroad, was thrown of the track when within shor,
distance from Beverly, New Jersey and it is reported
was caused by obstruction being placed upon the
rails by evdisposed person. The particulars, as
far asceriained, are as follows: 81 tsy sgsr
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distance OF about IT'S yards, VIXEN they
turned Jesse redel, biakemaa, was stationed IN The
gig top on the tender he was thrown on and almost IN
sany killed Boln his legs cut oil above the
kle and bolt driven into his back he was found
under the way car Tie uaforspau man breathe d but
few minutes after nc war iound. He resided in Camden
where he was much esteemed he was 80 years OF age
and leaves wife and three children -as-t.zrs..g
John Cobson. the engineer, was thrown from the en-
CINE, and was found much bruised, under The tender
He fortunately escaped without any very serious IN
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None of the passengers received any injury whatever
although almost all the cars were thrown on the
track. si.,1 ~ r.ta MS sHs " +4s. - H
1t isl very fortunate circumstance that the place
where tho accident occurred level spot II il had
been on embank ment the consequences would have
been fearful ~
Two loose rails were found inside the track, which. il
Is believed, had been placed There pasposey. One OF
them marks o wing been struck by the wheels
of the engine, the other bears marks which
The belief that had been placed diaxonally the
ira ok, with end placed against "a chair in ruch
form turnout OF switch. The night being
intensely dark, il was OF course impossible 10 see The
obstruction. .1 s.f' ~ e. sFf 80 ~ fH t
The emsrant train had passed over the same spo, sale
| ly about an hour before the mishap. 1n
understand thai the Baltimore and Philadelphia Rail
road Company about 10 rebuild the bridge ut Grsy'r
Ferry TO admit OF double track il, and upon
The road lar Wilmington also upon other ponis oil
the road where the trsns pass each oiher This ought
10 have been done long ago The building Of the brdxe
The Su,quehanna will also be commenced early in
October rt .. tfh
| learn that Madame Son,sg will be with you this
week. and give three concerts her way further South.
| Postmaster Miller, although much brured from the
accident he met with the railroad last week between
Hamburg and Holiday has so lar recovered TO
be his Office and bis duties Governor Biger
has been pronounced out Of danger by bis bysicans
The trial OF the Bishop OF New Jersey dags slowly along
at Camden, New Jersey On Friday the Bishop made a
long speech to quash the pre.enunent. Bishop Nell
vaine, OF the presenting bishops. concluded pow
erful speech in opposition 10 the motion TO quash
Bishop Doane has the conclusion then the question
OF trial Or no tnai will be determined.
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