The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-23

STUDENTS OF DARTMOUTH CoLLEcE-A disturbance has
taken place among the students of Dartmouth College
The circumstances are told as follows:
Several sopbomores, not having The fear Of the
qutnGos before their eyes, painted the Of the fresh
mems recitation The freshman retaated by geas
ing the seats OF the sophs The last broke into
fresLmans room, and shaved off his hair, close his
head They regarded him leader in the grease
ment but be or course the mischevons sopho-
nores called up before the college authorities aud
the latest account twenty OF them were likely TO be
PEELED. Such formerly Dart
mouth and other colleges but for number years they
have been rare
Pnlcrs RrpUcrpM Felix has reduced the prices Of adj
mission to the performances Of Mad Rachel from three dol
lars TO dollars for the si-cass seats and other por-
tons of the house in proportion.
CROWD IN PAns--Queen yictora's visit to Paris, it
is said brought T4l, $40 strangers into the city. If
place the expenditure of each individual during stay Of
ten days the low average of 500 arrive profit for
Paris Of rtyseven millions II is stated that for
the jewellers the week profitable than any rols
gear during The reign Of Louis Philippe Every branch Of
trade was immensely benefited.
srsT nEBuKE.In recent criminal trial in Michigan
the wife and infant child Of the accused accompanied by
minister OF the Gospel in the relation of friend Of The
family, constantly present and afforded the counsel
for the defence opportunity (Which lost) 10
make very pathetic appeal to the jury The judge there
never again witness such things brought into court as
part of the machinery Of the defence
SOMETHING COURSE TRspE.--Tle Memphis
(Tenn) Wing says that shipments Of wheat were made
from that port the 9Th instant destined both for New
York and Liverpool The like known previous
10 the present season.
LIBERAL BEouEsTs.-The late Joseph P. Fairbanks Of
Johnsbury Vermont, bequeahed $4,000 to Middlebury
4 fsall. .,.,,t, ~
aged and nrin minister's and like sum in aid Of poor
young preparing for The ministry.
A sroRY.Abont three months ago party Of fifty
young Gascons embarked at Bordeaux bound for tits
country for fear Of being drawn in The conscrpton and
sent to the Crimeo They Landed in New Orleans Louis
lama about four weeks ago aud tie 4h inst the last Of
the fifty consigned TO the earth.
Ruysrse SHORT or rowpERIt is said that there is In,
one powder-making establishment in The United States
that has stock than sixty days longer They
close then sooner and await the result Of the ast-
war; bid against the Car Of all the ussss for that
Indispensable ingredient for powder-saltpctre.
PARIS nAckNESe-There said 10 be 5000 hacks in
Paris The wages Of haclman 10 cents day and his
graui,ies average % cents more.
NAvAL-The United States steamer Susqutbanna was
successfully dockca the United States navyyard Pha-
number machinery &c, on board.
DgATH A UNITED STATES JunGr.-Judge Dyer, OF the
United States in Iowa. died at Woodstock on the
18th instant lie native Of Pendleton county Viz
gnia
THE rULlsG rAssloS.Two gentlemen who recent
ly carried from Portsmouth 10 the Naval Hospital With the
fever, placed In positions contiguous that they
each could and hear the other One Of them Mr. had
a mouomania for betng-and the other gentleman $
grooming out las he did frequently shall dieir Mr.
insisted betting him ten dollars that be roM not aud
became al last violent that the forced
him TO another lie would have ost the bet
the gentleman did die the night he was brought
TO the hospital. The " better recovered.
SUDDEN DEATH or MnRcHhST.-William Tuckerman,
esq many years hardware merchant in Boston died
Thursday The Traveller says be had particular
disease but the dishonesty Of his son. the deutna reasn
Of the Eastern railroad weighed very heavily on bis
mind and the modification and distress which ii caused
was, il Is said, ono Of the Of his death.
MoRg AIDThe school girls of Philadelphia have made
lis garments for the poor Of Norfolk and Portsmouth,