The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-04

RENDITION OF FUGITIVE BuRss--Afer the United
States commissioner Boston had ordered ths delivering
up oil TIE iugtisesaye Burns TO his owner Col Satte Of
Alexandria as stated by Yesterday Burns
under strong escort board the John Taylor
ana thence TO the United States cutter Morris ~
ing In the stream which Immediately set sail for Norfolk
virginia The line Of the through streets of Bos
ton where the guard with their prisoner passed was
thronged with mucexcited people bat the enemies
the operation OF the law did not find il practicable
mt any overt act of violence We would here observe that
IN consequence OF the nattenon of teerapbic
series OF telegraphic dispatches in regard particulars
which were duly forwarded him. but by him TO us
did not appear in the Union yesterday,
We learn that the body of the lainented Judah Touro
VIII be taken board the steamship Empire City this
morning on Its way to Newport where it is be inferred
IN accordance with the wishes of the deceased 1t will be
accompanied by the Rev Mr. Gutheim and Mr. Kursheedt
who on his way to Europe carry the testament Of
Mr. Touro.--New Orleans Picayupe, Kay 2e.
On Thursday morning Alexander Norris, an old man
living IN The upper part Of Hartford county Maryland
committed 10 jail charged with shooting another man
named John Clark brother of his wife, The Bel Air Ga
zette is reported he emped the contents of dou
bebarrel gun in the back part Of the shoulder Of Clark
the load coming out of the front of the neck Clark was
supposed to be in dying condition when last heard
from,
On Tuesday evening last after the very heavy rain,
three Martha Hyde aged thirteen years. Rebecca
DAVIS aged nine years. and George Schobecke aged about
six yearson returning from school at Davss schoohouse
taught by Mr. Whtemore in Hartford county, Maryland
went to the water rushing from Of the into
Winters run, which very high and full and, falling
from plank which they used ootway, all three
drowned
George s. King, passed midshpmnn in the United
States navy while aboring under the effects of drink
Tuesday jumped of fourstory window Of the Broad
way Hotel in Cincinnati, breaking his aw-bone knocking
out his teeth and otherwise njurng himself to such
extent as to leave little hope of his recovery His family
resides in Detroit
ASSAULT on A JUpdE-In Broome street New York,,Gn
Thursday morning, Judge Phillips, Of the marine court
was desperately assaulted by gang of rowdies six in
number who having knocked him down, kicked and beat
him severely, and then made off The judge repaired to
drug store to get his wounds dressed and subsequently
went to the marine court and adjourned it. His face
much disigured.
The FuGITWE-sLAyE EXCITEMENT ABlNGroS--We learn
from good authority that at meeting Of the citizens of
Arlington, held in that town Tuesday evening" resolve
was unanimously adopted to themselves, enter Bos
ton and take tho fugitive" When call made for
those who ready and willing back up the resou
ton by enrolling their names but three citizens responded
Boston Transcript, Thursday.
A correspondent" WmGn-has sent to us the fol-
lowing epiaph for publication:
In memory of
JAMES BATCHELDER, HaAtfastat
aged "a years, -faEi-ae
who, on the 10th day of May 1854,
in the city of Boston,
in the very TEMPLE Law,
and in the perfornan of his duty as a policeman,
deS-.atag tie tap and is sancfaarv
nom illegal force aud 49,.
tnstfqated to riot and hloodshed,
in the of
HUMANITY FREEDOM,
by Theodore Parker,
minister Of the Gospel of Peace;
by Wendell Phillips,
awealthy citizen Of Boston
and by other kindred spirits, and advocates of
the higher law"
Boston Post