The daily union., 1854-10-27

continuance OF the amcabe relations which have so long
existed between Great Britain and the United States
trust tt you viii TO believe that the large
dlonal facilities OF commercial intercourse with he Uni
ted States which offered for your acceInce will
open 70 he trade and industry of this province sources
OF wealth and the prospect of increasing prosperity Should
you entertain these views shall readily cooperate wi
you IA removing the mpedments which he e'in- laws
OF the province now the full execution of the
treaty"
The address to have been considered on Monday.
Mr. Harrington chosen speaker Of the assembly bv 2a
yeas to Is nays Of the latter beug Mr. End the gem
ueinah VINO practises law in Boston He objected 10 Mr.
anngton on the ground that be held office under the
government
ARCTIC ISciDESr.-The Boston Traveller of Saturday
evening last says that when the Arctic was about To sink
ana after the boats had pushed as far from the vessel
possible TO prevent being drawn into the vortex which
was known would draw down everything near Mr. Com
soek' OF Rhode Island was TO jump into the water
ana swim towards the boat which contained among 9th
ers, Mr. O. l. Mitchell of Charleston, s. c. to whom he
was well known Recognising him in the boat Mr. Com
STOCK called TO him. Have you for another man
To which the reply was No. are almost sinking nowp
lie then threw up his hands exclaimed Good God tell
my wife and five children gone and was seen no
more
GipsEY ENcAMpMENT.We understand that there are two
encampmens of this errac and rowing now in the
immediate neghborhood of our city The tents of one
gang are pitched Eastern Potters Field and Of the
other on North Point road Altogether there are between
twenty and thirty persons men, women and children and
they have several wagons and tents and four five mules
The females practise ortune-teng when they find
persons redulous enough listen their mpostures and
foolish enough spend their money in this way and the
men are all thinkers, Look out for your hen-roost
Bait Patriot, Monday.
GLOUCESTER FIsImRIEa-From $50 to 200 vessels from
the Bay Chaur expected 10 arrive Gloucester in
of fortnight These vessels are owned at Gouces
ter manned by nearly thousand persons and many
OF them have been absent from -four FIVE months Eng
ish fishermen have done comparatively nothing his year
and the catch in this State fall off more than fifty
cent from that of 1853 In consequence of the great
scarcity of mackere this year. the prices of No Us and 2
have reached the highest point for from S7 to
SIS per barrel and the prospects that in the spring
they viii advance 10 s2o.--Boston Traveller.
Charles Carroll, Of Carrollton
Declaration Of IndepeDao 'is =. - w.,
ant American cause.
sToRy.--At the mills of Tubbernakeeno near
Conrne Ireland while in the possession of the late Mrs
Newbold there goose which, by some accident was
lett solitary without mate offspring gander gosling
Now it happened common that the millers wife SET
number OF ducks eggs under hen which in due
became ducklings AS they came forth they ran
with natural instinct to the water and the hen
bad Pueker her maternity aisposng her follow the brood
and her seshness urging her stop dry land In the
meanwhile up sailed the goose and with noisy gabble
which being interpreted, "leaye them To my care
she swan up and down with the duckngs and when
they tired of their aquatic excursion she consigned
them 10 the care Of the hen
The next morning down the duckngs to the pond,
and there stood the hen in great illustration On this oc-
csson are not at all that the goose invited the hen
observing her maternal trouble but il is fact that she
being the shore, the hen jumped her back, and
there sat- the duckngs swimming and the goose and hen
after them, up and down the pond And this not a
SOLITARY event Day by day the hen board
the goose attending the ducngs up and down in perfect
conenedness and good humor numbers people coming
TO witness the circumstance which continued until the
ducklings coming to the days Of discretion required
longer the joint guardianship of goose and hen.