The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-27

WunaIn ii. bufMell, OF Time past
nected with the Baltimore American has become associate
editor Of the Baltimore Patriot
The city mortality in New York last week reached iou
hundred and twenty eight of which died of
sumption, thiry-three Of commissions and nineteen
smallpox
Fifty thousand dollars said have been subscribed
in New York towards establishing line of comm
ncaton with Liberia.
The authorities of Cuba recently denied passport TO
Creole who desired visit the United States the pu
pose of educating his
Captain Soakalo of the Typographical engineers OF
STA guest of the board OF councimen of New York
on last Friday evening
lady Of New Orleans while travelling ON the New York
and Erie railroad with two children and servant found
herself by mshap destitute of the necessary funds
enable her TO reach home The engineer learning her
distress feeling assured IL OF imposture freely
| advanced her the requisite from his hard earn
ings few days since he received by express package
from the South which proved to be letter Of thanks from
the adys husband containing the money he had loaned
accompanied with beautiful gold watch
Congregational pastor in Connecticut writes to one Of
the editors of the New York Journal of Commerce fol-
lows:
"You may be glad know that / pas NOT one Of the
5000 clergy who signed the protest against the Nebraska
bill SO far have examined the subject your views
meet my approval cannot TO vote lust because
inanyyea Of my clerical companions get
excited But should not have signed protest the other
way simply because know too little Of the subject to cast
an Independent Judgment and too much of the papers
trust most of their reasonngs"
The militia Of the State of New York be reorgan-
led code of laws which prepared by commission
of military year two ago, was adopted by the
Legislature at the late session substitute for the
system.
The Beaver Islander late number of which has Just
to hand notices the death of Captain Gunnison at
length and that the captain Mormon though
that concealed during his lifetime The paragraph in
the Beaver Islander is MS follows:
at is perhaps just to addwhat could not be published
during Captain Gunnisons lifetime without the risk of
ostling gallant gentleman out OF public serviccat
Captain Gunnison Mormon. Nor he quite alone
among public officers He had studied Mormonsm,
and could not but believe it,
Mistress Cherk will you tell if your late talented
husband ever adopted de plume in any Of his literary
labors2
"No sir; never knew him have except train
ing days, and then he had it stuck in his haiti
lot OF sixty bars Of railroad iron has been shipped
Wheeling for Louisville This is the first railroad iron
manufactured in the West Ii from the extensive fac
tory of GILL; Hartman, Stephens: The firm have
contract for 1000 tons from the Central Ohio Railroad
ARREST or FUGITIVE sLAvE--Early last August ne
gro man, belonging to Mr. John Bright near Lexington
Ray county, Missouri away, and from that date until
very recently nothing had been heard Of his whereabouts
Last week the arrived here and stating that he had
heard of his slave requested the aid of the police in his
search Officers Bowling and King accompanied him. and
they started for Illinois They found the in Marion
county Galena engaged in clearing land for white
person. who is believed have been engaged in running
him off in August The negro at first denied any knowl-
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back to st Louis acknowledged his identity expressed
his contrion for having away, and prossed gra-
cation at his return. There difficulty whatever in
taking him. there any interference met the
homeward.--St Louis BtsRigeneo.
FRKxcHpIED,-The "gradations of French newspaper
curious When Napoleon escaped from Eba and re-
turned France the Monu announced the event fol-
lows: First nnouncement-"March 1915. The monster
has escaped from the place of banishment he has
away from Elba" SecondThe Corsican dragon (Pogre)
has landed at Cape Juan" Third-"The tiger has shown
himself at Gap. The troops advancing all sides to
his progress He will conclude his miserable adven-
ture by becoming wanderer among the mountains; he
cannot possibly escape" Fourth"The has really
advanced as Grenobe know to what treach
cry to ascribe it, Fifth-"The tyrsnt is actually
Lyons Fear and seized all at his appearance
Sx"The usurper has venured to approach the capital
to within sixty hours march, Seventh"Bonaparte is
reach Paris" Eghth-"Napoleon will arrive under the
walls Of Paris tomorrow Ninth-"The Emperor Napo-
leon is at Fontanbeau' Enthusiastically evening his
Majesty the Emperor made his public entry, and arrived
at the Tuileres nothing exceed the universal joy
The clergy Of Montreal unite with the home govern
in recommending the observance of April 2eth
day humiliation and prayer with reference to the East
pair Of bellows has been presented by sdmirng
belows-maker of Birmingham to Louis Napoleon They
made conformity of the wood of the willow which waved
over grave Of Napoleon the Great St Helena and
the Shakspcrean elm at Stratford.
negro belonging TO Mr. Herndon, OF Aberdeen, Msss-
spp tried there recently the charge Of arson found
guilty and sentenced to be hung the 10th of May
An appeal taken to the supreme court
SEANyS AND RuSsKRs--In South Carolina they have
provisions for the protection Of and hpmasters
the advantage Of their commerce. that loudly called for
in Louisiana BY of them any person aiding enabling
who has signed articles TO break them in any way
Is subjected TO fine and imprisonment exceeding $500
and three months. Any magistrate on complaint oath,
is authorized TO grant for absconded seaman
apprenced boy and to him to be delivered up
his ship No keeper Of public house lodging house
can at any time than a dollar from seaman
detain his property for any alleged debt and no
person whatever than one dollar from an
ended II Is made amsdemeanor with the penalty Of fine
not exceeding $500 and Imprisonment exceeding three
months for any principal agent Of boarding or lodg
.