The daily union., 1854-11-16
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The steamer Jewess before reported ashore Brign-
tine beach has become total wreck The vessel and
cargo entirely lost, She lies about fifty yards from the
shore She is said to be insured for $4,000
The election held in New Orleans Monday resulted in
giving majority of 5000 votes in favor of law to Ii
cense the sale of spirituous and other liquors
/ The Augusta (Ga-) Constitutionast announces the
death on the 9th instant Of Mr. Robert f. Poe of that
city Mr. Poe formerly held the office Of president and
cashier Of the Bank Of Augusta His disease yellow
fever He follows 10 the grave after interval of only
iew days daughter of many attachments.
The Sumter (s C.) Banner of the sth instant says
I'VE learn that individuals have recently died
sick by partaking of the bivves We suppose that the
disease which inects oysters and fish the North has
come South Look out, epicures and gcurmands.a
We learn from the Pensacola Gazette that the building
occupied for marine hospital was with the greater por-
ton of its contents destroyed by fire the I'd inst The
Gazette understands that Mr. Sierra the collector has made
ample provision for those who lying sick in the hos
pal at the time of the fire.
The Georgia State Fair at Augusta which postponed
ON of the yellow fever in that city viii
on the 10Th inst. and continue five days
On the 3oth of the present month the day which has
been apart by the governor of New York for the annual
thanksgiving William Dairy for the murder of his wife
has been sentenced to be hung at Buffalo.
During October 500 recruits for the United States army
were obtained and ,2ss Others rejected
Morgan who shot Parsons editor of Tie Ayer Texas
Telegraph about s months age tried the late term
OF the Caas court, in that State and fined
LATEST Rio GRsSnE.-We in receipt of
Brownsville (Texas) papers to the 2lst umo The Flag
has report that General Wool has been called the city
of Mexico and that he win leave Maamoros for the
capital
Three Mexican soldiers shot at NstsaoySs on the
10th ult. for deseriion
We learn son the Flag that after long and tedious
yestigation before Mr. F. j. Parker United States commits
soner Brownsville all the persons concerned in the in
surreconary in northern Mexico who were ar
rested charged with breach Of The neutrality laws
discharged.
that Capistrau Gara and all the officers and of the
revolutionary army the Rio s:rande, then in
Brownsville. They making extensive arrangements
for another campaign and have sent New Orleans for
the purchase artillery. Gen. Carvaal has been chosen
commander-in-chie, aud Col Setina his second.
4 letter in the New FORK Times dated Acapulco Octo-
Der T. that Captain H. S,orker bearer of de-
spaches from the United States legation in Mexico having
effected his escape arrived at that port the 3oth Of Sep
ember, with his party, which consisted of Thomas No-
and his WIFE American citizens. Acapulco still
under blockade A of Gen. Alvarez commanding 600
guerlas had captured $500 head OF cattle from the gov
ernment forces.
PROFITABLE TO sEwLY-NARRlEp PERsoSs--A bride
groom requested his wife accompany him into the gar
den day two after the wedding He then threw
line the roof of their cottage Giving his wife one
end of it. he rercatod the other side and sxoiamed
"Pul the liner She pulled at his request far she
could lie cried, "pull IL over u can't she replied
"Pu with all your mighr shouted the whimsical hus-
band Bat ia vain all the efforts Of the bride pun
the line loug the husband held the oppo
site end But when he round, and they both pulled
QUO end il with great There said he
"you how bard and Intellectual labor when
pulled in opposition each other but how easy and pleas
ant Il is when both pulled together f oppose each
othey Il VII be bard work if we act together II win be
pleasant TO live Let us therefore always pull together
ENGLISH vrssRrs-or-wAR THE WEST iSDUs--Engand
is about place naval force Of nearly 400 guns in The
West India waters part OF the force being there already
The London Herald says
We trust that this force will be quite sufficient to I'M
duce The Yankees TO draw in their horns and behave with
decency TO weaker as well stronger powers. II not
there not only means but inclination, believe, TO
compel them, The mpudent bully Of the Cyane, who
sorry there was not an English man-ownr at Greytowp
larger than the schooner Bermuda have chance
Of picking up his match bis government dare 10 nirust
him with command
John Bull has all of sudden become Ts pggnacious ;
but until the Emperor Nicholas is disposed under
taking, by the way that England with all her power and