The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-21
Hon. JANIS GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF The Treasury.
National theatre

THIS place Of Amusement was well psronzed last
evening, and those G nPosng he fashionable audience
were amply compeusa,e1 for their attendance Tie en-
tire regular company Of The establishment; acquitted lkeu
selves most credaby IN the ineiesuog play Of " Guy
Msnpering" and Mrs Macredy The accomplished Amer
ican actress. 10 the difficult part Of :" Meg Meriles,7
fully eqused TIE expectations Of The audience She il,
indeed, Jy o, high hsIrionic a,eal, and richly de-
serves The Encouragement Of discerning public
THE MARrLANp LEeisL.rURr-Tbe session Of lie
legislature a Maryland closed 90 Friday night when
the kouses adiogrued die BY the constitution
The regular 81 The legislature only TO be held
btun ally and end he 10Th day Of March SO there
will BE- 90 meeting Il The legislature till January 1859
unless the governor calls SPECIAL session
OF The lave o. geDeral public importance which have
been passed, stands prominent the bal 10 provide the
means Tor constructing second rack The Baltimore
and Ohio railroad from Baltimore Piedmont
Tie bill for The Cancellation Of the Baltimore and
Susquehanna, York and Cumberland and the olber rail
roads 10 secure the construction OF coltnuous
line oil railroad from Baltimore Elmira, and 70 place
them under one management, y also matter OF deep
interest and lis successful prosecution cannot fail adj
vance the trade OF the city ol Baltimore.
The bill authorizing increase Of ihe banking capital
OF Baltimore is another act Of importance TO the business
and trade Of that city
The prohIbhory liquor law was not only defeated bot
moierste law Tor restraining the Of licenses
was lost Consequently, there has been no legislation
on the subject OF temperance or iniempsrance
The bill abolish all inspections, except those Of four
tobacco, and euano, was passed which will excuds
twenty newly appointed inspectors from Their poole
fhe gusno inspection retained. and the price OF in
speeion reduced from forty thirty cents per ton
The inspector required analyze samples Of every
cargo, and publish bis analysis. add also 10 weigh and
brant The grade OF The inspection and weight on each
bag or barrel
The homestead exemption from debt was lost, and
much important business ieii unfinished.
BEr,psrurfs At rvs HEsr--from accounts received
fom all parts OF the West infer that there never was
much grain N Store, awaiting spring shipment, At
present Al all the principal points every warehouse
etammed and many places cellars private houses sta
bes &c used places OF deposile The bah prices
ruling will render the ensuing spring business greater than
ever befors.--Bah Clipper.
CossIDrRrp DEAD On the 3lsi day Of the present,
month, SIR John franklin and the crews OF both bis
strips 10 he considered Dead according 10 decree
Of the Buish government In mentioning this fact. the
u S Gazette relates the case OF Ii Bonneville Who upon
reforming from long visit 20 The Rocky mou nains found
himself dead the looks OF The Adiuani Generals OF
fee Washington and others promoted over him The
officials To great trouble, and disn'i know how 70
get over the fecoJ, when President Jackson who wac
man o some civil courage drew his pen through the
lying obituary, and restored the gallant lieutenant TO life.
10 bis rights, and his back pay.