The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-12-02
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ba at New Orleans dates from the city Of Mexico the
10Th ultimo have been received.
s Caggas editor Of the Iris and number of other per-
have been banshed by order Of the government for
political offences.
The papers Of the capital report further
the revolutionlsts at various points.
S Carrera has been appointed governor of the district
OF Mexico IN place Of Sr Bona appointed general Of po
lice
very rich placer is said to have been discovered in one
Of the places from which the insurgents have been driven
by the government troops
sr Rafae-Rafae who succeeded ST. Arrangoiz as con
sulgeneral in the United States the orizaba
FLoURIsmNe Notwithstanding the hard times
and monetary excitement in Chicago the price of real
tate continues to advance in that city
HAS RECOVERED REAsos.-Gray the New York vitriol
man, requests Investigation which he will have in
day two The ground his counsel TO take is that
he insane the time he committed the crime bat that
he has now recovered his reason
PaoyBloss FOR THE ALLIED FoRcKs The Albany FIX
press says Messrs Van santvoord Co., agents of the
swf-sure line of freight barges received and forwarded
cargo of Extra India Mess Beef weighing 10 tons,
signed firm in London and intended for the Crimea
1t packed at Chicago and the charges paid it for
transportation TO Albany amounted one thousand
dollars.
HGHFALuTS oRIrloIsM-A New York paper says of Mario
in Lucia she had in his vocegente discreey
and daintily poured out"
EIGHTEEN YEARS A CAPTIVE ISDIASs.--The Macou-
pia Illinois Statesman gives account of named
Jos Barney who made his escape in May last from the Flat
Head Indians in Oregon after being in captivity for egh
teen years. named John Robertson taken cap
tive at the time The thus what
occurred after they taken to the camp of the Indians
They unbound and confined in a hat where they
fed but not allowed 10 escape. The chief offered
them his two daughters If they would marry and remain
with the tribe Finding escape utterly impossible for the
time being the terms were accepted and the marriage took
place The fruits of this marriage children both
Of whom still livng-a daughter t6) and son, IA
both of whom he left with the tribe Two years ago Rob
ertson attempted to escape but reken scaped and
burned alive leaving three children with the tribe Seven
years ago Barney attempted escape but recapured
and would have been put to death but oT the interpoon
OF his wife, who was the daughter Of the chief
THE ONO RIyER-The Wheeling In,elIigencer OF We'd
nesday says
six inches, and was rising The following boats arrived
yesterday St Clair, Cuba, Viroqua, Courier Stephen
Bayard and Progress. The Baltimore and Thos. Swami,
which have been thoroughly repainted and repaired
dropped down to the wharf
TlaEs IN NEW YonK-A New York letter-writer saws
at is impossible to conceal The fact that the words To
Let becoming very frequent in this city particularly in
Broadway More than month ago, counting the vacant
places this street between Union Square and the Battery
TO Let was found written upon hundred fifty
houses This number has been considerably increased since
the last quarter day Never since this has been city has
there been overwhelming evidence that the landlords
had oyershot the mark in their attempt get high rens
PRopgn TRIBUTE OF RRspEcr-The citizens of Savannah
have resolved TO erect monument to the memory Of The
'amened physicians and devoted eiargymen" who per-
ished during the prevalence Of the yellow fever.
A BinE-EseWE Bosros.--Tbe city council of
Boston have decided that steam fre-engine should be
purchased for the city az expense of eight thousand dol
lars.
PARIS FAHnossThe byaeeiet il the article of jewery
most worn in Paris at presen In fun toilette the is
literally covered with these Dresses
ally trimmed with drawn ribands fancy braids, shaded
plush curled fringes fur plas of every description
Skirts very full and excessively long beha the
pnits round the waist Disposed as to FORM broad
columns,
A wAGos-LoAD SorRa--The indianapolis papers
that wagonload of the notes Of the stock banks
were returned day last week upon the auditor of the
State of Indiana.
Cry nAILRoADsA committees of the Cincinnati council
has reported Torab'y upon the Introduction of railways
inta yaEieus streets of that city
DECIDEDLY cooL.The citizens o. Tah-Ie-ouah in the
Cherokee Nation the 28ih October and declared
the military post at Fort Gibson public nuisance
Cnors IN TRKLAsD.-The Agricultural produce of this
in Ireland win il aard reach sl0 100000 sterling
sboye that aG last year.
OPENING THE SUSBUgY ERIE RAnRoAD-At a
meeting of the board of directors of the Sunbury and
Erie Railroad Company held Monday il was resolved
open the road from Milton in Northumberland county
to Wiamsport in Lycoming county distance of TWEEN
ty-eight miles the 2sh Of December The completion
of this link forms direct railroad communication with
the rich and fertile valley Of :ae branch of the Sus
quehanna "a we'll western New York. and nearly the
whole lake country bordering Lake Erie and Ontario
The connection OF Baltimore with this road will be secured
by the Northern Central railway.
CoLTs REvoLyEns--The English papers s.ase that the
number of the repeating pols revoiyers manufactured
by Mr. Colt during The past two years to two
hundred thousand The profit each pistol is said be
ST. that 100000 his profits reach the immense OF
$lOo0O0O
sLEeHIsG CosconD--A despatch from Concord, New
cold here The is about inches deep and scighs
quite the fashion
CAN'T DRINK wArER-The Bostonians arc drinking
which has the taste, smell ana appearance Of
dead fish or oil This Il their famous Cochituae The
people hays become so disguised with it that many of
preference that in the service pipes The cause Of the
covered.
THE TEygEssEs.-fhe coal beds Of East
Tenn are bpgn Ia md