The daily union., 1854-11-21


in the prisons of the deaf and dumb Their teacher stood
with closed eyes and addressed the Deity by those signs
made with the fingers which constitute language for the
speechess. Around him grouped more than hun
dred mues who followed with reverent gances every mo-
ton 1t was a visible, but an inaudble worship
The CONSPIRACY FhEpEHIcK-The Frederick (Md J
Herald states that John Shaw, Zaeharah Shaw and John
Morgan The parties who have been arrested there un-
der the charge oconpng together for the purpose OF
cing negro slaves abscond from their masters The
Herald says
{" The negroes be induced to away, and 10
take direction TO be caught by these parties, who
would either the reward take them OIL and sell
them to the southern traders The Of their opera
tons understand lay in the neghborhood OF CAROLS
manor in this county John and Zachariah Shaw have
been safely lodged in Jail and Morgan has been held to
bail in the sum of 81 ,000P
INDIAN OUTRAGE IN TExAs-Late adviees from Texas am
nounce that Mr. St Williams residing fourteen miles from
San Antonio had been cruelty butchered by Indians and
his three children carried off His wife followed them and
by her entreaes induced them to give UP the two young
est children The other, little girl was taken with them
Subsequently they pursued 10y fifteen or twenty Uni
ted States troops under Capt Calhoun who having av-
eed seventy miles, gave up the chase Five companies Of
volunteers had been mustered at Austin to serve against
the Indians under Gen Smith, and to proceed at
TO Forts Worth and Martin Scott
"A
badly burnt by the upsctng of camphene lamp and
died Saturday morning. O'clock after giving BIRTH at
5 o'clock, to a child which also died.
SCENE IN couRT-At about O'clock on Saturday, the
jury in the of Frederick Loebig charged with the
murder of Matthias Smith, and who had been shut up
from about a. p of the previous Thursday came INTO
the court and rendered verdict of not guilty The scene
will be forgotten by those who witnessed It. The
faithful aectonae wife of the prisoner who throughout
the trial. has for moment absented herself stood
weeping and wang by the side of her husband to hear
the result-to her. him. announcement OF fearful
importance. breathess silence broken only by the sobs
of the poor woman egned through the court the clerk
in clear and solemn voice. said Federick Loebg stand
and hold up your right hand The prisoner pale and ag-
taed but sustained by his aectonae wife, did as he was
directed The clerk continued How say you is the pris-
guilty of the matter whereof he stands indicted or
not guy?" The result we have stated, a1d no sooner
it known than the man, oyerpowered by his feelings
sank down into the of his aifeconate wife, she
scarcely knowing what to doamost beside herself with
joykssed him and again, and as II this were
not enough rushed forward and seng the hands OF the
counsel who defended him, bathed them with her tears
Truly has the poet said
| sOh woman lovely woman
Nature made you to temper man.
We had been brutes without you;
There's in you all that we believe of Heaven
Eternal love and everlasting faith"
| Many of the bystanders-among whom were stern,
rough men, whose cheeks perchance had not been wet
with tears since chdhoodpoured forth Natures siness
tribute and the prisoner and his wife left the court
house surrounded by their friends honored their affection
by silent prayer for their future happiness We do not
think there present who did not feel the inestma
| BILE value of woman's undying love.--BaN. Sun
TRAGIC AFFAIR IN TExAs-The State (Texasl Gn7attn
tells the ollowpH taS er-;,, r,prrty nau the mis-
frune her love upon villain who succeeded in
marrying her After few years OF infamous conduct the
wretch whose was McCrory, abandoned her. and,
with leaving her to the cold merces OF the
world took with him their daughter the only offspring OF
the istarred match Mr. Merrill pursued him. and seek
ing to evade his pursuit McCory pushed the scacoast
still carrying with him the child AT this time, though
Heaven had chosen wreak vengeance upon him, the
awful storm took place which swept away the town OF
Matagorda and everything in It's path 1t was during this
terrible visitation that he found himself the bay and
placing the child in temporary place OF safety he under
took to brave the maddened elements in reaching the
town. Night set in and while darkness cnveoped the
whelmng blasts of the wind became the avengng arm OF
his injured wife, and smote him the dust His body
afterwards recognised horribly mutiated, and the child
was rescued alive gladden. the face of its mother
The Philadelphia Bulletin calls President Pierce to
resign his ofice.--JournaL
| The opposition Jackson in 1892 and later, not only
called him resign but actually made avowas Of will
lingness to 90 the capital and drive him. by force OF
arms from the White House President Pierce will not be
dsmayed by the howngs of such wolves at this day
Boston Times