The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-22

nounce the ueah OF Hs STUART me popular anu we'll
known actress
PaoTRsson sAeAsszProtessor Agassiz intends to open
school for young ladies in Cambridge for the purpose Of
raising money to continue his publications. The
school will open in September next.
srocKIse TUE eARnisox--Thc Boston Post says
The number Of Conscientious meets in the street
these days is beyond computation The spirits are
visiting all habitaons and preparations in active ope
ration for copious family supplies Of every brand
Heavy nosBsRY--We learn from the Nachez Courier
thai the clerk OF the Southern Belle robbed Of $3.50
on her last upward trip.
STEALING pIAaoSDsA fellow named Daniel Branch was
arrested by Deputy Marshal Rynders, in New York,
charged with stealing Of diamonds and jewelry,
valued $4,000 from Of The passengers Of the steamer
Baltic, just arrived from Europe.
GRowlSa WHEAT IL THE Wnsr.--The ST. Louis Republi-
can has reason believe that notwithstanding the drought
rust and flies prevailing parts Of the country the
coming harvest viii be one Of great plenty.
REALIZING sEssE or THEIR coSpIrios.--The London
Times SAYS at is mere sedeusion talk OF peace
We must make up minds to fight it out with stout
heart ahd strong hand
RETrRsEp noNE--A mong the arrivals from Europe by
the Baltic was that Of j. osord Smith, esq, lately United
States consul for Syria and Palestine at Beiroa who has
returned home with his family after absence Of five
years
PRospEcr on 4 COOP Frr.Mr Soule is counsel il
At New Orleans 10 which the Of SI9sooo is involved
Conc TO EunopE.--The new steamship Ariel, which
sailed from New York for Hayre Saturday last took out
lal passengers and the Herann which sailed the
day for Southampton aud Bremen took out $50 passeu
gers
WooL--The wool crop Of the West Is row being pre-
pared for market The Guernsey (ohio) Tines learns
from its exchanges and woogrowers that this years clip
win equal those Of past years and that the price per
pound viii be equal, at least to that Of last year.
FAsnoys on MAY-We copy the following from the May
number Of lie F5ts7 of Paris;
sour attention has been especially attracted by two
man,elesone styled the Fndora squite novel to form
idea of which you mus imagine mantcleeeharpc loosely
thrown the shoulders and quite open the chest
This style doahtiess very becoming with simmer dress
but when the weaheris cool and closed required
here that the Fedora proves not only elegant but
useful a. u moment y can bs converted into the LAT
This ID accomplished oy adding piece hitting the
curve the top and fastened 10 ii by Of button
hol.s corresponding with the number Of buttons,
which are concealed under the trimming of stamped vel
with baaderes stripes edged with black lace
Between the spaces OF trimming fat lace placed
cselainc aounce rounded ends finishes this heau
f manteet which viii he in great demand In The sao
mer season AZ the present time.
Tax sEw POSTMASTER NV OHLEAss.-Arthnr :. Ne
vitL the ueHyapponed postmaster Of New Orleans, is y
native Of Savannah The New Orleans Pcaynne says
Although Mr Nevitt has never been prominently before
the public be IL old resident Of this city. lie has for
many years been engaged in meraniia affairs and has al
ways been esteemed integrity and business capacity From
what Known fhm doGb entertained that the ene-
getie application Of his abilities the duties 10 which be has
been appointed will enable him afford every satistac
the public and feel assured be viii anxiousy di-
rect his Efforts 70 that end We wish him a long and
agreeable tenure OF the Office
The same paper says
aOn Saturday last Thomas NeCay, esq, OF this city
land present STATE cnaior) received tecgraphc des-
patch from Washington announcing that be had been APP
pointed By tie President United States district attorney
for the district Of Louisiana in place o y Warren
Noise esq resigned We agree with the Bee OF this morning
that Mr. McCays appointment win give grsa, satisfaction to
the public. he enjoys excellent reputation here as
well with the gentlemen a the bar citizens st large
HARp swaILow.-The Buffalo Express says pike, SIX
feet two inches long few days since sent by gen
temsn of Buffalo 70 . friend ia Albany