The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-23

bequeahed threefourhs Of his property amounting TO
100000, TO the First Unyersast church of that city
FuS IN sroRE-Fanny Fern is coming out with
novel called "Rose Clark Fanny ntimates that all she
has before penned isn't a Circumstance to IT,
cinnati says
the hog has fairly opened Several large houses
have commenced packing Hogs brisk and firm AT
Sc 81, with an advancing tendency"
Az ENGLISH soBLEMAs-Sir John Dean Paul the swind-
ling London banker who has been sentenced fourteen
years transportation is says English paper first cou
sin 10 the present Lord Rayensworh the Honorable
gustus and Adolphus Liddel, the rector of St Paus,
Knghtsbridge, the Countess of Hardwcke Vscountess
Darlington Lady Bloomfield and above all the Honorable
Mira yilliers sister-n-aw the Earl of Clarendon He
married daughter of Sir John Lister Kaye Bart All
this honorable and nobe7 relationship appears could
not make honest of the honorable baronet-"
Too FOR EsGLsH.--In a notice Of Theo-
dore Parkes voame of speeches. the Westminster Review
says The blemish Of these speeches is of taste
marked, coarse, wearsome, that think few Eng
lsh readers will wade through Them Ii also says at
easy for US at distance TO point out that the fugitive
bill is but the logical consequence of permitting slavery
all We may ask how who live under a co lsution
that treats slaves property should hesitate to
their property
LATER FROM HAYTI.-By arrival at New York Port
auPrnce dates TO the 3st of October have been received
The Monism Haaien contradics the report which had
been circulated in American papers to the effect that the
hospital for seamen Cape has been closed by
der of the Emperor 1t founded in 1852 by Mr. Will
the American consul in Cape Hayien that time and
has been since sustained by private subscriptions and is
under the OF the very physician whom Mr. Will
appointed three years ago The Moneur further
that sick sailors well cared for both
and at Cages.
report which made the 10th September the
Hayen House of Representatives represents the condition
of the island ms in every respect most prosperous
PLACE ooSsuMpTIvEs--A writer in the New York
Observer recommends favorable place of winter resi-
dcnceespecally for the prevention Of pulmonary
bronchial seMagnolia East Florida on he river
ST Johns between Jacksonville and St Augustine about
twenty miles from the seaboard at which place Dr. Bene
dict recently superintendent Of the New York State Ay
lum for the Insane has just commenced establishment
The writer speaks vorably Of the benefit he has derived
himself from residence there.
BANKRUPT crrIEsSan Francisco is burdened with debt
she cannot pay, and her treasury is empty New Orleans
has disposed of the of her public warves for three
years raise money sufficient pay the salaries OF
her schoolteaehers Philadelphia has dollar in her
treasury Chicago is in sorry financial conditionher
treasury is entirely empty and those the employ of the
ANOTHER INDIAN BArnE.-The Platte Argus of the 9Th
instant notices runor derived from gentleman just n
from the Grasshopper, that another engagement had
Cured between the forces in command Of General Harvey
and the Sioux Indians The informant protested to
received the intelligence from express route for Fort
Leavenworth with the and dispatches He learned
nothing beyond the report that battle had taken
place.
RAoHELs rRorITs-I is said that Rachel has realized
$4,000 in less than two months.
A PROFITABLE INyEsrMgsT--A gentleman of Wheeling,
Virginia purchased lots in Muscatine Iowa.
three years since for which he paid only $780, and
Gently sold them for the of $4,000.
RErREscHMESr-An effort is making in Philadelphia to
rerench the public expenditures and reduction Of $780,
per in exravagant salaries &C. has been pro-
posed.
THE CoLLlss LINE OF sTEAMERs-We have already mem
toned the change the day of sailing of these
Another change has been announced Capt Nye retires
from the command of the Pacific and Capt Edrdge takes
bis place. Capt. has been long and avorably known
in the Liverpool line of packets.
IsTERNARRIAezs -Bock Island is so isolated from the
of the world that the ntermarrages Of those
less nearly related by blood than else
where The consequences have been very unavorabo in
the physical condition the inhabitants The Providence
Journal mentions the DEATH that place. of Mr Nancy
Dodge wife of John f. Dodge leaving three deaf and
dumb sons great proportion of the inmates of the
asylums for the deaf and dumb the blind and the dioc
are found be the product of the nemarrage Of cousins
WELLAsp CAsAL--The number of vessels which passed
through the canal during the past month of November
5l2-344 being American and l6s Canadana larger
Der OF former and less of the latter than any other
month Of the
MARRIAGE IN LHE.-Thc marriage Of Sophia, sec
ond daughter of Sir Allan McNab Premier of the Cana
dian ministry VIM Coutts, viscount Bury only of
the Earl Of Abemarle took place at Dunburn Castle the
residence Of the brides father Thursday last with great
ecat The beauty of the BRIDE robed in Der bridal
dress says the Hamilton Spectator the theme of every
tongue The affair caused quite utter in the quiet city
of Hamilton.
IMPROVEMENT IN DESrIsrRY--An Ohio dentist, in
Boston, claims to have made important discovery in
the dental He has discarded gold and other metals
and adopted gutta ercAa basis for artificial teeth
which, it is said possesses all the possible merits OF the
present method Of inserting plate teeth together with
many not possible in the present mode Exchange
The agent Of paentee is this city for the pur
pose Of dsposing of Office rights
ExoaBTAsT wAcEa--The New Orleans Picayune, of the
18th instant, says:
"Thc rise in the Alabama found such scarcity of
steamboat labor there that between competition and the
exacton Of the hands wages raised Saturday last
the exorbitant rate Of 500 per month Even the mail
boats learn bad TO submit the payment OF course
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