The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-19

particulars Of the murder near Cumberland, Maryland oil
Doctors Hadel and Graef, by pedar named Miller A
correspondent at Cumberland writes
al assisted in arresng the rascal 10 o'clock last night
he was in bed sleeping soundly in one OF the German
houses. He had with him in his large dly-goods
box full Of the doctors effects addition his watch and
chain seals rings &e which be had obtained from his per-
IL appears that after numbering young Graeh from
whose pocket he took the key Of the Office he Immediately
proceeded Sunday evening and took possession The
doctor occupied the whole building for his Office and had
sleeping apartments up stairs where he and Graef usually
slept especially during the absence OF Mrs Hade He con-
fesses that be remained in the Office ali Sunday evening
and night and up Monday afternoon when the body of
Graeff found. He slept Sunday night in the
doctors bed gentleman having called for the doctor
at late hour on Sunday night was told by stranger from
the upper window that the doctor in the country and
would not be back until the morning,
The body Of Graeh stripped similar to that of the
doctor but not greatly mutiaied He had dragged
gully and, having covered il with about cartoad Of
heavy stones collected leaves and covered the
A gentleman passing in the vicinity Monday morning
with dog had his attention attracted TO blood on the
leaves by bis dog and following the track bis dog led him
to the gully. He had the curiosity to make examina
ton and scattering the leaves and moving the stones
discovered the body.
cts of the doctor in his possession large party
gained 10 start out at this morning. consisting OF
about 200 persons 10 search the woods for his remains
After making minute search in the vicinity where Graes
body found without success they met boy who told
them that he had the doctor with Miller Sunday
morning, about miles further on which vicinity
they proceeded and found the headess trunk Of the
unfortunate ilade hidden in old culver and covered
with and rubbish The woods around searched
for hours for the head and finally tuft of hair
discovered among the leaves, attempting TO pick up
which the head was discovered TO be buried underneath
THE ARcrc vEssEls--The New York Times eff wednes-
day says;
aThe Arcticexpedtion vessels barque Release and pro-
peler Arctic turned TO the yardthatis taken
out OF eommssion-ye afternoon. They now
the dock near the Niagara sh-house dischagng stores
Re mid oH1 he dav and FL
be dismissed Saturday These vessels attract great
deal of attention"
ANCIENT CHURCH pesIrAnEs-Of thirty-nine English
and Irish bishops four upwards Of eighty years Of age
eleven between seventy and eighty years. fourteen be-
sixty and seventy, five between fifty and sixty ana
FIVE between forty and fifty
Cow TO EuRorE-Rev. George II. Doane (late Epinco-
pal minister who joined the Roman Catholic religion,
sailed from New York for Havre France in the packet
Admiral He goes the College of ST. Supce Paris, TO
study for the priesthood and will be there about year
and half
CoLp.---The Wheeling papers state that to the
depth of three inches fell the mountains in that city
and Cumberland on Saturday night last
The TELEGRAPH N CANApA--Canada has now s4oo
miles of telegraph wire in operation The last link of the
line ending Lake Huron Gooderch finished this
week. and business commenced Twenty-Five hundred
miles have been constructed by Mr. Wm d. Snow of Roch
ester commencing Halifax and ending on Lake Huron
with several branches He has been engaged nearly four
years on the work.
BAnoMLTERs AFFECTED cAEXoHADE--M lie Maout,
the chemist who has acquired celebrity St Drieuc
Cotesdn-Nord bis residence for his observations of the
barometer affected by distant cannonade states in the
Pubiicae Of ST. Brieuc that he announced the cannonade
and the assault of Sebas,opol from the changes affected in
the H. Jds that talfn
minutes receive The impression of the guns of Sebasopo
on harometers in France.
THE NEcEss1TY.During the tedious imprson-
ent OF the crew Of the Rescue Smiths sound weekly
newspaper under tie title Of The Icebnk was published
board for eight weeks Iwasin manuscript
and its motto In tc.ebris fdenaSusain your
trust in darkness The newspaper to be sort
of necessity the AngloSaxon race for in Pery sooprn
at Melville island in lsl92o, newspaper was, in like
manner published board, and called if not
mistaken the Arctic Journal.
MEXICAN AFrAIRs--A correspondent at Havana, under
date of the 10th, writes as follows:
The intelligence received from Mexico by the steamer
Solent very far from being OF cheering quality, and it
considered doubtful whether the President will DO
able sustain himself beyond few weeks 1t is said that
British and French agents are in the most important cities
fomentng local disturbances to make justification
for western Intervention, with armed demonstration
convenient This has been done in secret al
though it may have been so intended"
AN nMIGRAsr smP.--The ship Carolus Magnus, at New
York. from Liverpool brought 465 storage passengers
part of whom of the following occupations
a39 aborers 46 servants, weavers clerks copper
smiths wiredrawer, teacher bookkeeper,2 "a farmers
shopkeeper taors, csbnetmakers, mlers, groom
corkcuers, gentlemen, barber rnouders, brewers
8 shoemakers, papermakers, ppemakcr dyer, sta
maker I backsmths 4 bakers coormaker carpenters
miners grocer, spnsers, butcher painters,
stefan, basketmaker, engraver, merchant builders,
/ whitesmith
Population OF WscossIS.-W Wisconsin, by her new CEN
sus has population of 552 oa against 3o53e1 in 1850
Gain in years. 24s5ls about eighty per cent There
are but 1888 blacks in the State.
THE pHAD ALIVE AeMs-The Calcutta correspondent of
the London Times says:
alt is reported that officer Yho supposed TO have
been killed in the Cabu campaign than thirteen years
ago. whose place has long been filled up in the army list
and whose wife has contracted second marriage and
given birth second family, has suddenly turned mp.
He has been prisoner during this long period in kokan
ErIsoorALAs srATisTIcse-In New York city there are
twentyeight in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, sixty-sx
in Boston, Massach uses wentytwo in Baltimore Mary
land twenty-four and in Charleston, South Carolina
twenty-one.
MONSTER oNIoSsTwo immense onions, raised in Cali
forna are exhibition at the Crystal Palace One
of them weighs two pounds ounces and measures
nineteen and a half inches in circumference.