The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-27


entered the service in lSa5.
CONSIDERABLE OF A pEaocRAr.--Mr J. d. Floyd,
who had announced himself a candidate to represent
Ham county In the next legislature of Tennessee,
has Withdrawn from the canvass, and says: 81
yield the track TO Major Cowau with all my heart, and
decline the race. am democrat dyed in the wool,
and if l cannot get to work in the lead, will work
under the saddle; they will la, work there.
will push a, the wheel Of democracy"
BALTIMORE CLPPEx Samuel Barnes who has con-
Quoted the editorial department of the Clipper for many
years. has retired, and is succeeded BY Thos C. Connolly
late OF this city.
Observation-Disclosures has accepted the whig nominal
lion for governor OF Georgia. and the Bosion Atlas
nightly pleased with the nomination. Jenkins refused
10 vote Tor Scott in 1852.
contemporary says i, don't believe in the water cure
and gives az reason: " There is Mr. ----, (mean-
ing noted wing editors he has been iyi,x in his damp
sheet Tor twenty years, and be is worse now than ever
tits slated that marble to The amount OF seven mil
lions OF dollars in value is annually taken from the quar-
res OF Vermont These quares lie in the western part
OF The State, and generally between the Green mountains
and Lake Cbamplain Middlebury was formerly famous
for It's marble works. but The finest and most extensive
quarres are now opened al the nourishing VII
age Of Rutland The rsitcads opening up new and
vast fields for this important article.
GOVERNOR BIoLER-The Eric Observer thinks thai
nnecnbs OF the Pennsylvania democracy in favor
of the denomination OF Governor Bgler
LOLA MoSrKz rs CALiyosrrA-A correspondent OF tbs
PIsndcaler letter from San Francisco. thus speaks
Of the famous Lola Monez, and her donss and saying
IN ,ha, strange land:
The notorious Lola Montez is in this city fasci-
mating with The Spanish dance, and delightng us
with dramatic history Of her ,nrgu's with The weak
chequercd life She has been politician, and ruled prin
CAPABILITIES and powers by the beauty OF her legs She
has snuebed editor, Threatened senators VIII stleo,
benevolent Objects and bets at horse-races She at
tended the Pioneer last Sunday, armed with
solvs on one hp and raksh looking kne on ihs other
Throwing into her face 'h-yera coming Why .doa't
yer come along kind Of erpressios; she said in true
Nose style. I'll bet Ave hundred Lola that ride
her, and bea, anything in the State ii DON'T d-n
me y"
SCENE At THE CARE OF PARADsE.--A poor tailor be-
Ing released from the troublesome world and scoldng
wife, appeared at the gale Of Paradise. D. au1.ssIf
Peter asked him II he had ever been in purgatory. Il
NO" said The tailor. "but have been married"
..Oh," said Peter. 'tbars all the same"
The tailor had scarcely gone in, beore fat, turtle eat
ing alderman came putting and blowing tH
"Halow you fellow" said he, 'open the door,"
'Not fast, said Peters shave you ever been in pur
gatoryw f'F. s,s t-s,5 ~ VS. y +sa4 ~
"No" said the alderman; ''bu what's that TO the pur-
pose You let in that half starved tailor and he bad
been no more in purgaiory than J."
"Bui he has been married" said Peter
"Marriedr exclaimed The alderman "why have
been married twice"
Then please to 70 back again." said Peter Paradise
is not the place for FOOLS"
General Don Gregorio Meendez the warlike chief Of
the Juche'eco Indians. The slhmus of Tehuantepec
il dead This Mecndsz has for time been the chief OF
powerful party the istbmus and has by force OF
resisted The power OF Mexico for the last len or
Twelve Some years ago the Mexican government
laid prohibition the manufacture OF salt in the State
Of Oaxaca wbcfeupon Melendez put himself at the
head OF the Juicheeco Indians continued to make and
nio the interior Of the republic and resisted