The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-10-07

made the instance of the late Mr. Bodco former Rus
sian minister to the United States
On the Marriage Of Thomas Hapk Of Mansfield, 10 Mss
Sarah j. Dore BY our jim
1t isn't often that you see
So queer kind of love;
Oh what savage he must be
To Tommy Hack a Doue !!
Boston Post
fevery 10 inhabitants of the United States dies every
year.
OF the free inhabitants of the United States 100000
and few more natives 100000 and few
born in other countries
OF the youth of the United States, 100000 at
school on the LIST of June, ls5O-that is there
youth under instruction for every five free inhabitants
In the United States there is church for every GAG OF
the population.
These figures are according the of 1850
Two BROTHERS BURIED ALIvE--Two brothers. named
Patchen respectable citizens of Constnta Oswego county
met horrible death on the 25th uit They digging
we'll and when they had reached depth of rs feet the
quclsand in which they working caused the earth to
fall in buryng them the bottom Every exerton was
made TO remove the earth but eight hours elapsed before
hes were reachede earth being eleven feet deep above
them When found, they standing in an upright
poston with their around each other cold and life
less.
A STRANGE fIsa-Capt Reed of the brig Crocus, reports
that on the afternoon of the 2d at o'clock in latitude Al,
Longitude II 90 fish passed under his different from
any that he had 1t was 70 or 80 feet in length
with hump the back like that of a camel The fins
seemed be formed like the ukes of propeller Capt
Reed Is well acquainted with the whale and has
one that resembles this passed within 20 feet of him.
Providence Journal.
RED EYE-The famous Virginia race-horse won the
Jockey Club prise the National course New York. last
Saturday beating four of the most celebrated horses in
the country and running the first miles in the second
heat in the ncomparaby short time of three minutes and
thirty-eight seconds as we learn from gentleman who
was present THE New York papers report the time at
34s but we understand that this is mstake) For some
before the race came off Red Eyes conduct had been
such that his friends afraid to back him in any large
amount on the occasion bat wien toe nopt OF trial came
he proved himself otthy Of the confidence heretofore be-
slowed on him. and that he fully able to beat even
the best horses that could be brought together by large
purses.
We frequently spoken Of the speed and powers OF
endurance Of this fine animal MS well of his blood.
Even now having races than any horse in
the country we would hesitate TO match him against the
world al our-me beats his opponent TO carry hun
dred and twenty-our pounds lie should be bought at
once and taken the soc-raising district OF Kentucky
where hlsow4er woiq rpanze nnt Of money from his
services $4,000 invested in such horse would be capt.
tai we laid out to be soon repaid, all would
doubtless liko 20 breed from hm.-Nortoik Uerafd
ARREST OF DARING OUTLAW ~ LAFoURcHE PARISH
We are indebted gentleman of veracy, just returned
from trip to Thbodeu for the following account of the
capture of daring runaway and outlaw
On Sunday morning laqt tne nhabitan's OF fhibodeau
and ia yicnity were reoced TO hear of the capture OF
Wild Ucnryn who has been for long time declared
opaw and the terror of the neghborhood Some years
AGO he ran away from the plantation of Mr. T. loro, and
ever since he has been powng about levyng conrbu-
tons from all the adjacent plantations and even from the
town oeThbodeau itself Early Sunday morning he was
discovered on the Penz plantation ana was IN the act Of
akiag aim al the osesee when load of buskshot from
one Of his pusues crippled him so badly thar he surren-
dered
At the time Of his capture he resembed walking arse
nal being armed with shot gum two large pistols and
long keen narrow bladed butcher knife IL is presumed
he will he tried and executed summary as he gas on sew
er occasions attempted the ye9 add wounded the persons
4 OF those who we've attempting his capture,
lie is represented negro ofgrsat cunning and adrot
ness The slaves around all feared and obeyed him. for he
made them believe that he conurer and that If they
offended him he could their instant death by scatter
ing few grains Of sand on the ground 8sssso showed