The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-03
By TELEG RAPH.

The business this year. we regret to learn has not been
profitable
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Interruption Railroad 7rarel
PHLApELPHA May 1.-The o'clock train for New York
did not leave this morning the water having overfowed the
track along the Delaware nights delayed
until o'clock this morning, from the same cause.
sicknes. and Death on .SAipboard.
CHARLESTON, April 3o.--The ship widemerc which
rived New Orleans Monday had passengers among
whom there 80 of and IL deaths during
the passage.
Err President Fitnors.-- MADAM .Son,ag.
AUGUSTA, (Ga.,) April 3o-ExPresident Fillmore ar
rived in this city from Charleston yesterday,
ceved with a national salute.
Late Mexican advces say that Madame Sontag
ceved her arrival in that country amid cheering
that she escorted through the carriage drawn
by six horses.
Later from Hayti.
New Yoax, May I've have later advces here from
Hay The Emperor Sououque making great preparations
for the invasion of Dominica All his fleets and army are
being put in fighting order Operations May
first.
The Ward Trial.
LOUISVILLE, April 29Nathsnie Wolfe, the ooun-
eel employed defend the Wards having said trial
that the citizens Of Louisville set of boodhound and
the trial. boys foosy proceeded to his resi-
dence last night and literally covered IL with eggs
ing has been called the house
express Indignation against Wolfe Great excitement
lists in regard to his speech.
fsrcoND DEsPATcB.l
LOUISVILLE May The meeting Of citizens on Saturday
night passed resolutions requesting Mr. Cenden resign
his in tho United States Senate, and requesting the
Wards TO leave the State.
mob proceeded to the residence Of tho Ward family and
eges Of Matthew and Robert front the door
The wood work of the dwelling caught fire. but cxtn
guished before any great damage was done.
Election Of Mayor
wuMsoros, Del.,) May 2.-Dr. Haywood, Mainc-isw
candidate Of this CITY, has elected John A. Alder
dice, the regular wing candidate, by l2l majority
Flood ~ me Conneceicut River.
Mrpplrrows, May 1.-The Connecticut river Is 10
inches the great food in 1901 and 2s inches above
that of The steamboat Sorehousc has carried
down the river.
Great Flood. ast
NoawALx May 1.-The food has caused great damage in
this yicn,yhe estimated loss buildings, wbarvcs and
other property being $40 900 In this the follow
ing factories and mills have suffered more e~ Ludord
Leather Mlos not very large the Paper Companys dan
and canalos 81 900; wnnpant Mis-oss 1000; Unior
Factory--loss severe.
Hubbclrs M at Yorwsk bridge about one-half WASHED
away with goods and grain. Loss about ~, 900.
Several whaves have been washed away and many house,
and stores damaged.
The Danbury and Norwalk Railroad Company have los
three bridges and bad damage done 10 their track
which win require six days repair Loss abou
$4,000.
Fioods along he Hud.on River.
Nrw Yonx, May 2.--Acconnh received from dHcrcn
points along the line of the railroads elsewhere inform
that the foods subsidpg Immense damage has bee
done along the line OF the canal.
Ner York Cotton Market,
New YoaK, May 1.-THE cotton market Is dull and buyer
asking concession Sales Of cotton to-day. 200 bales
of which exporters took $50 bales and the regular sde 6o
bales.