The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-05

meats ~ he Yard The Congress AL readg for sea
~aiGnE orders for tbs ssieruean The Relief i iosa
ing Nih 81 ihe Brxn station Tbs LxRinEten Is
. be soid Al auction DE ia OfJuns
Al fHsEssE nHrkxwarra,-The Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad compasy prsE@rng q eTpei yast
breakuaier tbs Mississippi just above and d5niag
the grea oe1re pier 90 uhth wi sHisr u. draw tie
rslroaa bridge This beaksaier vii resairs atsui s9o
900 q iuhsr naa i1ese yards q rock for is
strueoB II Is iuisndeA 81 ne great drap Fesf ugss
when swung aronnd me upper end q i oE house hs
huIi upon ~ hs drspkecger reside iu and 81
iaebreAker and breakwusr rs huge dimensions III o.
s lie siorsa AL foods
KrSss cone 70 4lsr Cessna Ietier from Tarin il
TIE Ees eHale ssys that yiUior emanuel King q sa-
dnia haz wrisen The Emperor Nepoeop expressing
desire 10 accompany him the Crn,ea The Emperor Is
said 70 have been pleased win he idea and readily gsrF
bis
THE1rncaL-Charlots Cnshrnaa has been playing With
great il Liverpool EagIana) lately. beg Romeo
and Meg Nerriiies wsTe drawing Large houses-
HorsE ErSrs j CHicaso.--The Chicago Times says
every house ia thar city all and hegpHd pre-
cdent in any city tbe glote Landlords hays raised
their twenty-five fy sersuisre and il many IN
stances hapared PER since the 6rsi q Mar last
TaE orEnA Is NKH YoGr--Tad the new management
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brilliant sgrcess The Commercial u Thursday SAYS.
III Trorapre e Troutaioarl Verbs last and greatest
opera produced the Academy Of Music last evening
for the first time in America The house crowded ID
and prolonged that language be strong describe
the triumph which the new management has achieved.
H9lla TEL success aul n Trouafoye l. reritabe
triumph and deserveaiy The music j. % that kind
which osl powerfully aHects TIE sensibiiies 81 the
hearer.
The instrumental lArt has been most skfuIly and
carefully elaborated and is dull The ehprgses
few, but all admirable aud especially, The ZinEa-
rea chorus 10 The FIRST ~ The second act caused
perfect frere We shall probably hear It shistled il
the streets aud ground ou o. uncomfortable handorgan for
q those charming bts 81 song Nhieh take hold Of
the popular ear
TigE RECRUITING HrsNEss.-During The months Of Feb
ruary aud March The recruiting business IN ALBANY, New
York was quite acsire Employment fer lahorers was
scarcs and The eliseHts during that period averaged
from iye to six day since that time it has fallen of
50 that during the past month il has averaged
I day,
\ THE NEw HAyEx TnAsEDY.--FuxEAAl or Ma WiGHr.-
! The New Haven journal Of Thursday morning SAYS
aAt4 o'clock YESTERDAY afternoon The funeral oissquies
Of young Wight took place coegestreet Church For
than hour before the funeral ceremonies
corrsenrei crowds Of ades and gentlemen gathered
IN College street anxolsly awaiting The arrival Of the
funeral procession. AT four O'clock every in the
church filed and seats placed The aisles but
observance Of the solemnes a9d hundreds went AWAY
unable 10 gain admission 70 the church
Rev. John kenneday D. D., delivered the funeral
non and commenced hy taking for his text the words
Boast Of tomorrow for ye knowest what day
may bring forth II Of the best funeral
ever delivered New Haven, aud reflected great credit
upon The talented and eloquent pulpit orator who deliver
( ed III
HrsRAxp roR pAYA very funny farce is sometimes
presented 10 The public called A Nabo for an Hour
mont which may be denominatea Husband ior Day.
few evenings since informed by correspondent
a lady whose husband has been in California about Ave
years agreeay surprised by the unexpected return Of
her be1ier half she supposed He heavy beard
and rnoastache and familiar with many incidents of
their early lie and fully established himself In the ca
pacify 81 her husband Thai he PASSED agreeable as
her coag4ny and obtained possession Of some $500 pre-
rously RENTED for her use The happy pair were re-
cviu the congratulations Of their ncghbors during the
next DAY WHEN 10 and behold the JOY Of The lady was
suddenly changed bitterness y who Ind recently
returned from the gold region and who proved Der
isfacssaa that the woulebe husband noing more Or
less ihan good imitation Of the genuine ariiebearing
The farm and features and having been intimate
friend o. The The marital impostor has been
rested and awaits his examination for $50 the indic
ruent rcaasl assault and battery
yrAaFrL rxDEarAKSaFierr Driesbach the celebrated
-lion tanner has taken WIFI and settled down near Po-
fos IN Illinois Cynical old fellows might say that II
successful his greatest Aehicy eTnent VIII lie his last
wHo Miss EscHTISc ak This question Il thus an
srered by an Epglish RaIer
Miss Forenee Nightingale i The youngest daughter
and presnmptive oseress IL WIn Shore Nightingale If
Emblsy Park Hampshire and the Lea Hurst Dertyshr
England She d moreover ycung LADY Of singular
dow both natural and acquired In knowledge
Of the languages and Of the higher branches Of ma
ihemaiics general art science and literature her at
iaunen1s extraordinary There Is scarcely modern
Language which she does not understand and she speaks
French German, and Italian hnentiy her native Eng
lsh She visited and studied the various naiiOas 81
Enrcpe end hiss assembled the Nile TO its remoiei caaraet
Young about The age o. The Qaeen graceful feminine
rich ard popular she holds ngrlary gentle and perna-
siTe influence all with whom she contact
Her friends and acquaintance Of ali classes and per-
snasons bat her happrt place Is at home in The centre
Of very large band az accomplished relatives and ID sim
pie Obedience 20 her Admirlng parents
A NossTEs CARGO The Savannah Republican says
AThe ship Frank Pierce Captain Leach cleared al the
cassor-hDuse Saturday Tor Liverpool hs Messrs A. Low
A CO. with the fasIowug cargo 10 cotton Ne sarEest