The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-04

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the Sabbaih. Nothing acts moIe unfayoraby on the
moral habits and character of individual than babus
abstinence from the house of God We do not acl the
part OF good parents while leave our families unpIo
vided for IN this respect, No neighbohood comsu
nifty can long bayea healthy state of morals unless has
altar erected to the worship OF the Ruler oil the Uni
verse
Miss Jane Davenport, the dsting actress, al.
rived al Boston on Wednesday in the Europa. from Ly-
erpool en
The whole worlds temperance convention, which met
10 New York on Thursday, attended in The morning
by about 1000 PERSONS and in the evening by 3000
Guiding spectators Several addresses were delivered By
males and females, including Horace Greeley aud r. r.
Barnum, Miss Lucy Stone and Rev Miss Brown.
The frec-soil party of New York me, on "Wednesday
and bad grand pow-wow in which Hale, Chase and
Genil Smith leading spirits. The Maine liquor
law WAS proposed plank for their platform, but re-
jectcd. They non mated full Safe ticket
Bishop Dame is on trial for various offences alleged
against him. before the bench Of bishops. at Camden,
New Jersey, .sa aa
TIE DEATH or GENERAL Lopsz.--The Cubans in New
York ON Thursday the anniversary oil the
execution OF General Naciso Lopez, which took place in
Havana on the st Of September 1851. cenoaph ap-
propraely decorated erected the principal room OF
the Apollo Saloon, Broadway and there large assem-
blage of Cubabs convened pay honor TO the memories
of The martyrs OF their eounrys liberty and TO listen TO
the eloquent speeches Of the orators among whom was
Mr. John 5. Thrasher.
A TREATY-Governor German, OF Minnesota and
General Fletcher, the Winnebagoes Watab prai-
re the Sih OF August. and concluded treaty with
them. giving them ,rac, Of land on The north side OF
Crow river, in exchange Tor their lands OF the
Crow Wing. reservation is made Of the right OF way
IT,, t.oD n f,rl
the use Of tie Slockbdgt Indians providing they wish
to locate near the mouth of the Crow rivef aa
SEsAroR DoraLAs IN CoNsrAkTISopLE.--Hon Ste
phen A. Douglas, United States senator from Illinois,
wa, in Consantnope about the st of August, and
to have had an Audience with the Sultan, but I'M
able to defer his departure for nueea until ih- day set
apart by the Sultan receive him. letter from Con-
s,sntinope, in The New York Post. however, says
" Senator Douglas, during his visit TO this place. bad an
n,erve- with Reschd Pacha. the present Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, and late Grand vzier Reschd Pacha
the head OF the Sutans ministry and directs The
present rather difficult foreign affairs Of the empire The
Senator (YouRg AmsTicn) expressed himself much
Xalihed with the interview, and formed high estimate
Of the character and attributes of the Pacha He
sured Reschid Pacha that Americas sympathies all
warmly in svot OF Turkey, in her present differences
with Russia and that the people Of his county regatd her
cause most just Ia reply. the Minister ea-
pressed his thanks Senator Douglas The agent OF
Porte, who visited the United States years ago,
,aid that The sa,nn and his government much graz
fled by the in which he had been received there
! New York paper says {" Will our country con,em.
roares in speaking OF the comet please stop calling
an usrous stranger" Our New York aldermen
ought 10 be known are always on the scent OF such
bings and they once get II Ia their heads that the
is coming TO see the institutions. nothing
save the municipal eschequer from another spproprs
| ton"
| Political nomenclature has been garfield to height in
Maine which science has not reached anywhere else
Besides the varieties OF CATS from simple Gals" M 10
" wild CATE" and 80 10 /" hell CATS and bears and
other specimens OF quadruped. politicians, find in the
Maine papers such terms as salmons," . haddosks"
:" catfish" and ramrods," each sgnifyng section OF
some political party
A NAN snor sY sKAKE.-A letter in the Phladel,
phia Ledger states tina, few days ago named Lou
man, sorekeeper IN Siddonsbarx, Pork county. pa
was out cunning when discovered large snake, and
in order TO secure IL quickly from running away, he
placed the butt Of his rife, loaded with ball a, The tme
upon the body OF the snake, with his hand directly
across the muzzle The snake in its winnings 10 free
itself coed around the gun stock, and with of its
coils struck Ae hammer, which down upon the cap
at The time. hard enough 10 discharge the gum the
tents OF which entered the ball OF the hand the
wrist and, diagonal direction came out between the
junction oil the lille nngef anu me one neAtto IL nap
PLY no bones were broken.
NovIL WAY or HOLDING uoRsr-A gentleman tfav-
cling through Germany thus describes novel method
OF fastening horse Which he saw put in practice by
| German blacksmith as.
AS soon as breakfas, was over, generally enjoyed
the luxury of riding about town. and 10 passing the shop
Of blacksmith the manner in which he tackled and
,hod vicious horse amused ne On the outside OF the
wall OF the house two rnxs were brmy liked, to OF
which the patients head Vas dashed close 10 the ground
the hind foot be shod stretched ont TO The utmost
ten, OF the leg then secured by - other ring about
Ave feet high by cord which passed through cloven
hitch Fixed TO the Of the poor creatures tall The
head indeed quite excited, and pulled heavily
al the a that the animal seemed 10 be quite anxious 10
keen his other foot terra rma With one foot in the
heavens il did not suit him 10 kick; with his point
ing 10 the internal regions. be could not conveniently
rear: and as a heavy hand constantly pulling al his
TAIL borse a, last gave up the point and quietly sub
mired 10 be shod." .ai g E.e ..sa 6 -. 5000 u
The greatest pleasure OF life il love- the greatest
treasure conenmsnt The greatest possession Is health
the grealcsi ease sleep and the best medicine
\ friend. ,.h
i When necessity ends desire and curiosity begins
and no sooner supplied with everything nslue
can demand. than we sit down contvc artificial appe
h,es s, - ...e...5 .s.IEs s....
He who is always In hurry to be wealthy and i'm
mersed in The study OF suEmeRins his fortune has lost
the arms Of reason p<neserisd the post of virtue.
| TIVE RgnElLlos IN CmsA The London Times, al
ludng TO the instruction in China and It's prcosble re-