The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-28

and his poekeibook and all other articles usually worr
about mis- person found untouched His horse wa.
met his way home with the bride broken and the stir
rups thrown the saddle
Suspicion OF having committed the foul deed fell upon
Mr. William Ewe also Of Princess Anne who was arrest
ed Saturday taken before the examining court bu,
after long sitting the evidence appearing sufficient
for his commiita for trial the discharged him
Norfolk Beacon, 25h.
EDITORIAL cHASeE-Chas Holden, esq, who has been
connected with the Portland (Me) Argus for more than
twenty years and in all that time conducted with signal
ability particularly in support of the great principles
The democratic party has sold his interest in hat paper
Hon John Appleton who the editorial chair
DELICATE sEARcH--The St Louis Herald states case
of young lady of the undoubed responsibility who
entered shoe store in that city asked to be shown
some gaiier boots number shown her which She
examined and tired on While the attention OF the store
keeper was occupied with another several pairs
Of CATERS disappeared The lady concluding not 10 pur
chase, be was compelled her Of seceting his
shoes she denied it, and he insisted and proceeded To
search and found several pairs suspended by hooks which
were attached to the ladys garers He took from their
hooks those belonging 10 him. and left there Others
which had no doubt been taken from stores She was
allowed TO depart,
great rattle took place recently in San Francisco the
named Kelley little girl named Anna Maria Quinn was
selected 10 draw the numbers from the wheel The excite
Inen at the drawing is described having been intense
All es7 were fixed on the wheel and all began canor for
the commencement of operations Slowly the wheel began
to turn and every revolution the hot blood coursng
through the veins Of those who had invested their money
in tickets and stood among he ranks of those who
shipped at the shrine OF the tickle goddess Quicker and
quicker reyoiyed the wheel and intense became the
Tor shpl
every breath WAS drawn, and the falling of pin
could be distinctly heard in the multitude assembled
The little girl put in her hand took ticket and hand
ed il 10 the president who in clear and distinct tone
slowly uttered the words 1853 s5owhich fell with lev
GOODNESS upon the heart of everybody present but one
who the extreme verge of the crowd jumps
ward eAelainng, at the top Of bis sn'-e ba,s me r
ihh nANA hAfA -4rlos-Nearly year and half has
eAs'N the Arctic expedition, under the command Of
townsman, Dr.. Kane, set sail from New York More
than twevemonth has passed since the last intelligence
from the adventurous explorers received The whole
of the terminating has been peculiarly favor
able for their researches that their may be
unreasonaby expected at early period in the present
Rarely before the Atlantic full Of drifting
ice during the past spring 1t seemed veteran nayi
gators said if the frozen barriers which had heretofore
guarded the pole had last broken completely away
opening egressor the first time probably within the
memory of manto the daring expeditionists. We look
for great results in consequence from the enterprise of DR.
Kane The extraordinary conjunction Of favorable
and snguarly able leader but be fruitful OF
important discoveries The existence or non-exisence OF
polar ocean is almost certain to be demonstrated
1t is TO be hoped however, that the aror of discovery has
tempted Dr. Kane far prevent his return
this year. Ii is enough lose Franklin To sacrifice
Also Kane in the same generation would be paying too
high penalty even for Arctic explorations.
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