The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-11-07

HEALTH OF NEW YoRK-Durng the past week there
3e9 deaths in New York including II from cholera.
HEAVY pAyMENrs-A Philadelphia correspondent under
date of Nov A. writes This has been important day
to the commercial and money in this city for the
son that large amount of eightmonths paper fell due
The crisis however bravey and successfully met and
about 81 100000 paid into the banks. The money
market viii, no doubt, become much easier
A PRIcE.-At the sale of choice fowls at Barnum's
Museum PAIR of Mandarin ducks brought $3.50, and
black the of $780, Barnnm subsequently offered
the purchaser premium of $500 for the ducks which was
refused
Misunderstanding Governor Cumming has ordered a
census of the Territory to be taken Immediately
CoNcERrsNG.-Ole Bull is going out West ON a profess
sona tour, assisted by Madame Maretzel Madame Amelia
Patti Strakosc and Maurice Sakoscb under the direc-
ton of Max Maretzek.
For TUE NEW TRRnroRlEs.-The Richmond (Mssour)
Mirror of October q says;
Our streets for two three weeks past have been
hronged with emgrants, going we presume to Kansas
and Nebraska Territories
THE MoRMoNs,-There 10000 Mormons in the world
and scattered follows la Europe 6OO0O in Utah
10000; and Iowa. Missouri, and Wisconsin about
10000
RIGHTEOUS yERplcr-Miss Martin Parker, of Westmore-
land, New York. recovered $4,000 against fellow who
had nndered her and the young of Rome gave her
gold watch
DEMOCRATIC MEshNG,-There a great democratic
gathering at Detroit Saturday evening last Cen Cass
presided
The Rock ISLAND RAILROAD AccIpENr.-A despatch from
Chicago says Eight deaths have occurred from the
effects of the Rock Island railroad accident among them
the wife and children of VIM O. Loughn of Getty
burg Pennsylvania Twenty five Others still lying
dangerously wounded many of them not expected TO
viye."
PRETTY lDEAA sheaf of wheat was recently suspend
ed from the altar of the church in the little village
Epngha England the occasion of the recent thanks
giving for the bountifn harvest.
VINO Professor Hare of Philadelphia is in Bos-
lecurng on spirualism, in which he has become
convert
LARGE BANK RoBBERY--A clerk in the marine and fire
bank agency in Macon Georgia. it is stated has
stolen and run off with $4,000 mostly in $40 notes of
that institution.
THE Irish ExILEs--Wm. Smith OBrien is in Italy,
aud John Martin is in Paris Kevid Izod ODohery is
his way to New York, accompanied by p j. Smith. ~
DECLINE or ZEAL ESTATE IN NEW lORk--lne New Ork
Post says We observe great decline rapidly extend
ing in real estate New in Chambers aud the
neghborhood which could only be rented the lst of
May $4,000 per year. are nov offered at yearly rental
of 1000 with no takers
SAD cAsE.-The New York correspondent Of the Bal
morc American writes as follows
very deplorable case of bgamy Just been brought
light n Brooklyn Some two years since Dr. Deck of
Lexington England having settled in this city, and made
the acquaintance of the youngest daughter OF Epco
pal clergyman courtcd her and in two months they Were
married with considerable pomp. All passed merrily
enough for year, when few weeks after Mrs. Deck be-
ing confined the Doctor had occasion go Jamaica,
and while absent his mothen-law received letter from
England from of his gst wiyes or course the family
thrown into great Consideration by this unexpected
short time ago the Doctor returned and
arrested lie succeeded, however, in reganing his
liberty by procuring security for his appearance at court
to The amount of $4,000, and then absconded"
MIcmGAS.-The know-nothings Of Michigan have agreed
support the anNebyaska rrecso ticket and congress
soual npmipations, with one exception
Girls SENTENCED HORSE srEALING--Two girls who
were arrested in Manchester, New Hampshire short time
for horse stealing &c, sentenced Tuesday
last to four years hard labor in the State prison Their
brayao gave way when the sentence pronounced and
they shed tears freely.
THE Iowa COMMUNICATIVE IpNs Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church already embraces the Kansas
and Nebraska mission district.
MISSING SEGRoEs.--Owners of servants about Norfolk
continue to lose them in mysterious manner; and ii is
believed they carried oil in northern vessels Edmund,
slave the property Of Mr. John Freeman of Portsmouth,
is the last who has disappeared
THE AMATEUR AERoNAuT.-The man Carrier, (says the
Richmond Enquirer) who tricked Prof Elliot of bal
loon Acknowledging up himself instead--anded safely
the same evening, the farm of Mr. Edward Sydnor He
had according TO his account of it, very pleasant
ride until he became rather unwe and had vomed after
which he thought it best to descend and accordingly
opened The valve and the balloon rapidly descended
mother earth
RnopE lsLASD.--llon. VIM. H. Staples, of Providence,
has been chosen chief justice Of the supreme of Rhode
Island and Alfred Boswor,h Of Warren and Sylvester c.
Shcarnan of North kngstown, associate justices The
senate have passed fixing The salary the chief JUS
cc at $1,000 per annum and the associates Mt 81 200 ex-
elusive of fees
TnIRrY WoNEg ABAELy oNCE.-The famous
Brigham Young, the governor of Utah. and grand high
priest of the Mormons came having an ingorious
end put to his in August last He went down
into his well lost bucket when the curling
tumbed in, the earth followed and Brigham Young be-
came, for the nonce, subterranean saint,
FEAscs AND ESGLASD-RoYAL vIsIrISes-The Paris cor
respondent Of the London Chronicle writes
For time past have been aoat in Paris of
intended visit the part of the Emperor and Empress
of the French TO Queen Victoria This visit which seemed
extremely probable since the governments had
become allies in great war, became almost matter of
certainty from the time that Prince Albert visited the En-