The daily union., 1854-07-27
GEN ERAL NEW 3.

overheard and drowned.
The Isabel brings political from Havana.
The rayages Of the vomito dreadful Out Of ~
passengers arrived in the last Spanish mail steamer
ly three weeks since but twelve living
A mild form Of cholera has appeared Sagua La
! Grande
The Spanish Isabella Segunda and the Uloa
left Havana the evening of the 10TH the former having
coasting schooner in tow, reported expedition to
catch slaves but correspondent has asceraned that their
destination Porto Rico.
The remains of Admiral Duquesne shipped privately,
the 10Th instant board the French merchant ship
! CieIneatol. Tor France.
From Key West there is nothing Of interest The health
of the island completely restored
The wreckers report things very dull calms having pre-
vailed TO an unusual extent in the Gulf
FROM LIBERIAThe Boston Traveller has received ad-
vices from Liberia to f7th of May representing
public as being quiet Two companies of immigrants,
which had arrived in the General Pierce and the Banshee
from Baltimore getting well in their accimation.
Many OF them had located the banks Of the St Pauls
and making rapid improvements
There had been challenge passed between two gentle
men of Monrovia Captain r. Cooper and Hon. s. v Mitch
ell The latter the challenger but the affair finally
settled
"From Cape Mount the intelligence is that Prince George
had violated his pledge to the republic and again
exciting bis countrymen to opposition and boOdshed Gov
about to take measures to put an eectua stop
| to his course.
Building materials of every description in
Monrovia, and commanded high prices. Two saw-mils
which in operation in LIBERIA could not supply the de-
mand for lumber and another MILL by New York COM
pany about to be put up.
From the county of Mesurado the natives had, within
the previous month brought into Monrovia oil than
they known to bring in twice the time in any
| preceding year.
There had been an Episcopal convention in the county
of Clay Ashland which continued in session three days
delegates being present from Trinity Church. Monrovia
Grace Church. Clay Ashland and the church in New York
schools the of churches
were subjects of discussion Missionary addresses
made by Rev Messrs Russell Bass Chester and Davis
! RUSSIAN WAR VESSEL IN THE PAcIFIc--By the news
rom the Sandwich islands we publish to-day, it will be
that the Russian frgate Diana left Honolulu the
2sh of May bound in general terms for the northward
She ought by this time to be in immediate vicinity but
as her commander not of the declaration of
at the time he left the sandsn fact had but few days
before participated in the festivities in honor of Queen Vic
toria is not likely she would attempt to cut up British
or French commerce at least for time to The
British sloop-of-war Trincomae is doggng the Russians
and evidently the lookout that he does not do
mischief In the frigate did make attack upon the
merchantmen of the allies the Trincomae could be of
service for she inferior in size and metal that she would
not dare face her enemy. In fact almost all the British
men-ofwar the coast of America small compara
lively that the Diana would be than match for any
one of them. Even British skill and gallantry could not
compensate for the odds of twenty thirty heavy guns
against them The French however, have splendid
gaes attached to the Society island squadron either one
of which would court encounter with the Russian
| San francisco Herald
writer in the Delaware State Journal of Monday men
tons the arrest of negro, charged with committing foul
murder upon the person of VIM Collins, the town of
Laurel Delaware on Thursday evening last and also of
mortally voundng Wm. H. Anderson and Elijah Heam.
1t that the negro had been sold by his master and
he about TO be transferred to his when he
pcrperated the horrible crime of murder The negro
capped but the governor has offered reward and large
force is in pursuit.
BY foic intelligence that the United States
steamer Saranac had arrived Marsee take on board
the American minister to Tun and attracted considerable
attention.
Gov. Seymour has appointed Ooh Isaac Vanderpoel to
the Office Of adptan general of New York State vacated
by the Geah Of Gen. Temple Col " has been the past
two years assistant adutant general and during the pro-
tacted illness of his Chief discharged all the duties of the
Office,
The cholera is decreasing Montreal where the deaths
with 5000 inhabitants, have been high fifty day
AT Hamilton there than forty deaths in days
The disease there is distinguished by the peculary of
ing in nearly all attended by premonitory darrhpa
and is found to be easily durable in the commencement
Boorn nrAnREsrEp United States marshal arrested
.
dicment recently found against him in the United States
district The decision of the supreme has thus
been early put to the test and want of confidence is
manifested by Booth in yielding up to the jurisdiction of
the United States that precious liberty of his which has
been the subject of such deep soicude the part of the
supreme court In default Of finding good and sufficient
bail he was very quietly lodged in Jail.
! Kilwaukie News ,fty 81.
| TRICKS or TuLoRs.-The Home journal in pleasant
homily upon the ways Of tsiors shows up of the
| tricks of trade.
Tailors yeat least they think and we have
no objection. Yet they great tyrants, and have nge
They invent fashion which is strikingly peculiar and get
il into vogue by arts best known to themselves for
example, very short Overcoats with long waists, which
look well on like Count Ross, whose figure is fault
less The movement after everybody is oyercoated for
the winter s TO bring out garrlsnt which differs much
possible from the q.e in ashionthat s overcoa
with skirts to tao heels and waist under the nrmpits They
get half dozen of high fashion, who look well in
thing to parade this invention in Broadway and
make the shorcoated majority appear out Of date The
succeeds; all the dandies driven to the
ravagance of ordering superuous coat the aiors smile
and the dandes bleed their fathers do Some time ago
tailortyrants put all uto long waistcoats and
consequently combinations that just Tapped the
/ hips Suddenly the waisteoas were abbreviated four
inches. What the consequence Why, OF the
combinations failed 10 connect, and he who would not
exhibit mankind broad belt of white around his waist
compelled discard all his store of wellsaved
nameabes And in vain shall the Oldest customer protest
and order garments OF the last fashion. Consider my rep
utaton sir says the tailor, with the air of offended
| jesty'
4 WARRINGTON, July %, 1854.