The daily union., 1854-10-28
e. X " Il RAJ NEW y.


The Northern Indiana, southern Michigan, and
Empire state composing the Michigan southern railroad
line Of steamers, have laid up for the
The fusion majority Ohio for supreme cout Judge and
board Of public works is about so,oo6.
Rev Henry Wood, late of Hanover New Hampshire an-
der appointment Of United States consul for Beirut sailed
fom Boston on Wednesday.
whig meeting in Delaware resolved that it is inexpe-
dieut to run whig ticket at the next election
The Chicago papers Of the 10th mention the nysteriou
disappearance Of Thomas H. Noble teller Of the Bank
America.
q proposed in Boston 20 erect telegraph line from
hai city TO Albany 70 oos $4,000 Of which $4,000 las
bsen received
nan named clnrk, foreman IN Agnews glass works
atitsburp stabbed and instantly killed on Tuesday
by German named Kramer.
The gross receipts for tickets at tie mechanics fair late
" held iu Louisville about $4,000 from members
S8 $500; in all $1,000
The total number Of allies and Russians killed and
wounded at the battle Of Alma is set down at $3.50
Judge Hunter prominent citizen Of steubenve Ohio
died on Sunday of typhoid fever
Major General p r. Smith, of the United sta,es army
was a III Paso on the 2otb os September.
CGaMEEcB OF NEw ORlEASs.--The returns of the New
Orleans cuEonhouse show that for the three months past
the imports into the city have been forty five per cent
greater than hey for the period as year and
the exports sevenyhree per greater The total
exports for july August and September 1854 ARE Sl3
"a 73l against ST ,75aeso oflast year.
few days ago Mr. Samuel s Renlbert weaithy plant
er residing Memphis Tenn, and having wife and
agye sllarc CHOPPED with the daughter Of DIR Dubose
neghbor and relative also very wealthy By means Of the
telegraph however they overaken and arrested a,
Hickman KY Miss Duhose only thirteen years Of age
The surplus products Of free duty articles in Upper Cana
ds for the present year estimated by Canadian wri-
tel at s24ssooo0 in which wheat is put dow at ooO-
600 bushels Of the value Of slooaooo and lumber at
S4oooGoo
FRos THE AFRICAN squADnoE--A correspondent Of the
Boston Journal writing from the United States ship Con-
siitution under date Of Of Accra Of Africa
July 25 says
We sail to-day skirtag tns coast along to Loanda
Their we vit rince isad, and By the st Of November
te-p y Porto PrnyA f9r stores We expect 10 the
Dale al Aoproga The 18th of October The Marion
Ao<t Porto Praya and win Leave for the south ana
a cruiae We have news from the vicinity az Wv
dab that several hundred slaves have been recently aes
patched from a quarter The English have Withdrawn
portion Of their squadron from this station We passed
Ing the great draught Of this ship she Is nut ear SO eff
Gent sinaiiercas vesseE for of slavery
Igs atA Magnei Mirror contains the following despatch
dated Bowdoinham Maine, October, "a
Sed Buune was arrested this afternoon by Marshal
Walker charge d shooting person or persons near
Bay Bridge oolored named Freeman
We learn that the ball entered the heshy part Of the
thigh causing serious wound and 90 deeply mbeaded
that i has been impossible ia extract il
SgEs 4 srvERE ar sEA--Sinoe Sunday night
there has been agitation o. the waters in Massachu-
bay than during any time within the past six months
Those familiar with the matter say there have been
very have oceasoned 50 deep and pro-
longed swell on the AT Rockport and Nahant
the rolled upon the rocks with terrific .oHce At
Ncwburyport the upon the har II hG port has been
high that the Waite Scam upon bows could he seen
from Che marginal street near the river
BoaoH Transcript 25h-
The British steamer Jura reported by eegraph being
due at Boston from Liverpool it stated has been with
drawn for several weeks and did leave on the IIi m
slant the advertised day OF her intended departure
The cholera II Lladon st continues very severe BOT
gaa slowly on The decline The deaths during The first
week Of September 54ls and in the three weeks
following we're 2s3G 2504 aud 22l6 fell in the last
week ithe first week in Outobc l522 and the number
Of deaths registered i290
The total deaths from cholera were 7s4 Ia the last week
Of September they declined All ia the week that ended
last Saturday