The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-10-05

Two eonycts from the Belgian State prison of AllOst
says the New York Journal of Commerce) arrived here
on Friday but win probably be sent back
IneRArIoN-Total number of alien passengers arrived
at New York during the month Of September 25759 OF
these there were Irish IA 0s9 Germans 254 Eng
sh, 459 Scotch and Cos French. The remainder were
from other countries.
Hastings the postmaster in Sussex county, Delaware,
who about three years ago convicted for robbng the
mail and sentenced TO ten years imprisonment has been
pardoned by the President
NAvA1-The United States frigate saranae, Capt Long,
having on Commodore Stringham has TO Con-
stantinopIe agaa The flagship Cumberland Capt Law
ton is now probably at Barcelona
Mrs Harris daughter Of Governor Troupe of Georgia
and wife Of Lieut. Harris United States navy was dread
fully burned at Sweet Springs Virginia short time since
in endeavorng extinguish the flames which had caught
the curtain of her chamber from a candle
Letters from Paris say that Deppe this all the
equpage (of nobility and others ecipsed by the
Ridgway, from Philadelphia
Mr. f. l. Davenport the celebrated American actor, who
has lately returned from England after absence OF seven
years is performing most brilliant engagement at the
alnut street Theatre Philadelphia The London Times
down William in BlackEyed Susan be has no equal on
the English stage
THE COTTON cnor-The Charleston News remarks as
follows upon the forthcoming cotton crop and IT'S effect
upon the money market
The sickness in southern cities win reard the
Of the crop the ports Of shipment at the
time lesscning the of maritime transportation
Until pretty freely into market funds IN suh-
Gent cannot be obtained TO relieve the pecunry
pressure while the from the interior to the sea-
beard so limited as to aggrayate the pressure
Destruction OF TUE GRAPE-Cozens Wine Press praises
the American wines predicts the time when the grape
will rank among the important agricultural staples
of this country. OF the vines of Europe it says;
The oidum in Europe doubtless the result Of the
method of cultivation by cuttings from vines whose
try might lived before the Christian era) still conn
ues TO destroy the of the Old World and in the
of few years ports maderas carets and sherres VIII be
wines of tradition only like the Chan and the Falernian
| of the nncients.
The New England exhibition fair for horses viii take
place at Brattleboro Vermont the l7h 18TH and 10Th
of this month liberal list Of premiums will be offered
for fancy horses and horses OF all work. including fast
trotting horses for which there viii be sweepstakes of
three hundred dollars This viii be fair opportunity for
obtaining breeders OF that unequaed road stock the Nor
gan horse.
TRADE wIrH THE BRIT1sB PRovIEcEsfhe trade between
New England and the British provinces is steadily ncreas
ing and under the influence of the treaty will grow to
great Importance The arrivals from the provinces at this
port only for the past days number vessels
all of which bring cargoes Of coal, humber, wood fish,
plaster &C. and in they will take less OF
productions The trade is Of profit to both Tes and
yearly extending poip ai intercourse along the
| coast of New England.
gentleman just from Canada informs that the rati-
cation Of the reciprocity treaty has already given i'm
pulse business although it has yet gone into opera
ton An excellent feeling everywhere prevails towards
the United States.-Boston Journal Of Monday.
Mrs Sale Frances wife of W J. Bennett esq, daughter
of John Rutherford esq, Of Richmond and daughterin
law of Ex-Governor Thomas Bennett of Saph carolina
died at her residence in Charleston, on the 27th nit
Il Riehmoad Enquirer.
An AMERICAN IN THE TURKISH ARxY.--Mr Burr Porter,
young of high responsibility of Newark New Jer
sey Of romantic mind conceived fancy of joining the
Turkish service al the opening Of the present He
succeeded in being made captain Of artillery and recently
in preventing from being sacked, promoted to
q colonel
Tine sunbury Pa Gazette says the nothing lodge
in Northumberland county has dsbanded.
The large cedar swamps the vicinity of Newark New
Jersey, have been fire for two three days past
Ii is said the TOBACCO crop Of Halifax county Virginia,
3 is unusually large but suffering from the worm,
During the year ending the 30th nit there inspect
ed Petersburg Virginia 1929 hogsheads Of tobacco
, against u ,4o5 hogsheads last year
The total number of deaths in Boston since the ninth
of June last when the cholera first commenced there has
been little over ESQ less number than have died in
New York Of this disorder in single week and go nall
Of the number that died in Boston dppg the cholera year
of ls4a
We learn from the Fall River Monitor that the number
OF cholera deaths last week in that place amounted te
thirteen and there on Friday. Since
August "a there have been l56 inernens in the burial
ground 1876 of which from cholera Only ten Amer
Jeans have died OF the disease
aloaAo Lee 0lies Felt committed suicide by hanging
in the Jail Salem Friday night lie arrested on
Friday on suspicion of having robbed Mrs Chandler o.
East Boston the sum Of Sloo
. THE CRYSTAL PALACE iSAIIAs hITisTs--ih ne
Italian artists and PRODUCES who induced TO commit
their best works 70 the agents of the New York Crystal
such as might moi lie sold during the exhibition without
risk or cost them complain Of violation OF The obiga-
ton Nessrs Fenzi & Co. bankers and commission mer
chants al Florence through whom the Tuscan shipments
were made to New York give notice to the persons inter
esed in the columns Of the official journal IN consequence
Of recent letters from their New KaF correspondent thai
there is reason 10 eeeye That the association viii not fulfil
this important part OF its engagements and advise then
to take immediate measures their property ex
Paloce which Is be closed In tcto