The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-14

the lmPeienis ii has encountered ia spite OF the dark
ness which from time 10 time has elouded the fate Chris
'enoon has always moved UPWARDS and nom that onw
movement derived its main strength Christianity ha
not droopedit has lived il has fourshed il has expanded
IL has grown and like its ancient Hebrew di
he o,lgnal-noi In proportion il has remained viii
the influences Of Its st home but $50 far al ea, as Euro
pea history Il eonoerned in proportion has receded
nef and inrther from them Westward the
pre- has held its course and westward has the san %
chrstendosn moved also shedding its light not only on
arabian deserts and Indian palms but endless yar
% western lille and scenery the cities and homes
the empires and the families Of the Grecian the Roman
ana inc ieaionie world the omega less than the alpha
lied man
CASH on KIDSAPPsWe cali attention OF the pub
e TO daring act Of kidnapping by T. Barnuus travel
ing haseum Company Madison Court House ON the
night OF their exhibition place On the morning Of
'heir departure Mr. VIM T. Foushee found that his boy
william IL years of age did make his appearance as
usual Upon inquiry Of of bis other servants Mr.
foushee was told that William had, doubt ran away
'hat the showmen had tried get him Upon inquiry
other servants in the village the number OF five or six
'esuhed that the same gang had tried persuade them
OH On ms information, Mr. Foushee in pursuit to
this place but did not find his boy Believing that he
was secreted with the company he engaged Whale to
follow on and watch their such hours as they
would be likely to think themselves safe in more unre
served intercourse with this deluded victim Mr. Whale
followed bis instructions, and yesterday the 7th found
and arrested the boy Washington appahannock coun-
y in the act of holding horse for of the company
and asoertaned that be had arrived there in one of their
wagons calpV1 va) 01'aru.
The Providence Journal of the 9th SAYS that at the an
nua meeting Of the corporation of Brown University the
Hon John Brown Francis resigned the Office OF chancellor
and Dr. Samuel Boyd Tobey elected in his place.
Pace coAL-The Boston Courier says that the price
of coal in that city last year Sc per ton whereas
So ana ii denounces what il calls trade combinations
heartess conspraees Some of the New York papers
say that coal is advertised for sale in that city
lower figure than for some time past
The Charleston Standard of Friday says; The light
ship intended to be placed the end Of the Rattle
snake shoa the bar arrived in the Roads yesterday
from Somerset Massachusetts, and win occupy her position
as soon as the weather moderatesT
The pines the south side of the CaSnjs and ,tln,
railroad track about twenty nile from Camden are on
hre The hames have eI-nded for space Of about two
miles The hre Probably originated from sparks from the
locomotive Of passing train Chars.oa Mercury, Friday
Vessels from Savannah and other southern ports where
they have yellow fever be qusransined Whining
ton, Delaware
1t said there is good potato crop on the Upper Mis-
sissippi.
The German Turner's of the United States in annual
convention al Pisisburg Monday.
The New Orleans Pcayune says the weather there is
now pleasant and the yellow fever aba,ng.
Douglas c. Cannon, of Norfolk has been appointed a
State student al the University OF Virginia
Only line cholera deaths at Newark, New jersey las,
week.
Females employed in the electric telegraph
offices in London clerks and operators.
The rain of Sunday did not unfortunately extend to
Wheeling, Virginia,
SHIPMENTS MISUNDERSTANDING TO the New York
Journal of Commerce there have been shipped that
port foreign ports for the year ending the aoh Of June
barrels of wheat four against sossa4 barrels
last year. and o9l4 bushels corn this wear against
6l7-794 bushels last year The shipments of corn meal
$40 barrels this and 39 last year. and of rye
-four l2o72 barrels this and 1856 last year The Journal
adds that State -four sold on Saturday to be
delivered AT the option Of the seller any time in October
al 81 80, about 81 below the current rate More il
says would now be sold on the same terms
have heard, says Mr.. Henry, lof married couple
who though they were both of hasty temper yet lived
comfortably together by simply observing rule on which
they had mutually agreed 'Never be both angry to-
gether And he adds that ingenious and pous father
in the habit OF giving this advice 70 his children when
they married
:. Doth one speak -res t'other with uaer come:
Is one provoked? be tother soft and dumb