The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-26

for trial There large and excited crowd around Tn,
COURTROOM and the indignation the horrible inhuman
OF this man was quite apparent and il feared that
the excitement might end in act of lawless violence
which would make further investigation of the matter
unnecessary, and defeat the ends of Justice
~ o. Della, Sept Ia
The Wheeling Integencer states that the Ohio river
was rising on Wednesday and at night there twenty
inches of water in the channel
From the I'd TO the 18th of September the mayor Sa-
yannab received contributions amount of more than
$4,000 for the relief of the sufferers from sickness in that
city.
The total value of the foreign exports from Baltimore
for the week ending Thursday S242,549 The ex-
port OF breadstus for the week comprised barrels
Hour BIG barrels of corn meal and orr bushels of
Of tobacco 274 hogsheads were exported and of Cum
berand coal 435 tons
Eight deaths have occurred on board the steamship
State Of Georgia quarantine below Philadelphia from
yellow fever
Drawings and plans invited for granite monument
to be erected by the city of New York the memory of
General Worth, the ground bounded by Broadway,
Fifth avenue Twenty-ourth and Tweny-ffth streets.
The cost is not to exceed $4,000.
shawl is in the New York Crystal Palace exhibition
uuy III Tor sale,
would no doubt be the back of lady even il
her husband found it difficult get his discounted at
two per cent month.
The ladies North are introducing what is called an
ugly" as compensation for the infnitesimay small
bonnets now worm The "ugly' is nothing more than
what years ago used to be termed calashn The ugly
is to the head what top is to gig chaise. The
ugly lets up and down like one of those tops The
"ugy' is of different color from the bonnet and might
be called paraso veil anything else descriptive Of
what hides shades the face Ladies' hence now often
wear two bonnes their heads instead of one
The largest cargo of received at Buffalo in
sail vessel was brought into port Friday of last week
in the bapque Great West. She had $4,000 bushels
SMAsHuP OF CIRCUS TENT-During the gale in Roches-
ter the 10th instant Dan Rces circus was under full
headwaythe spacious tent crammed its utmost capac-
ity every seat full and hundreds standing up Without
warning the fierce wind caught the canvas and hurled it
backward and forward and up ard down upon its asen
lngs till ell gave way the west side and let the whole
thing down upon the spectators the wind and rain came
in putting out the lights and drenchng everybody thor
oughy, and as the tapped and smoe upon the
heads OF the people, of and morous confusion
began 1t seemed in the rush that made for the dark
field outside that many must be ampled under foot The
centre pole fortunately held its own aud did not by fall
ing bring certain death to any Had piece of tim
Der come down. Qn5 estimate the destruction that
might nave ensued As II was neither life nor limb was
injured and the immense audience escaped with torn and
weed garments busted hats, crushed bonnets,
siona scratches and general feeling of JOY that matters
had bean no worse Rochester american, Sept 81