The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-25

the animal system was to produce sense Of suocAiior
81 first and afterwards Of the throat or ever
hemopysls Many carried feet and dropped
erect Fnan horseback lifted Of the sa6dl,
and dropped into il again But the most wondrous efee
was exhibited b. three depreons where the wagons haa
stood The one under the middle wagon feet b
Eve and three feet deep Il appeared that TIC earth mac
aaani1ed lad not been removed but condensed Profess
Olnsead knew of instance greater power even
IL the great explosion Of BrescA where millions
pounds " powder exploded, that euaed ts Iron wa
teT-liPes broken four Te feet under ground
orIcE-Tbe Detroit Free Press notices Che arrival d
freight in that city three days from New York after
undergoing two transhipmeuts
sTUFzEDgus UsDEHrAERG.-The remainder Of the sub
marine telegraph cable REQUIRED 10 complies the comInu
Cation 70 Agie via Corsica and Sardinia has just been
shipped from the mandatory Greenwich J. i ls7
miles IA Length containing six conducting wires ana
weighing lsz50 II viii be laid from the southern
point Of Sardinia 10 the coast OF Africa bear Algers
and i regarded by the parties connected with the under
asng as the commencement Of line to Inda and Aus
trblia, yin MALTA
MssioSA RlEship Ehasca cleared from Boston for Cab
euta takes out missionaries Es7. & H. Stephenson wife
and elildl Of Hudson Ohio Rev Robert A iu and wife,
Of Paterson, New Jersey.
ANEmcAs AND EsGrIsH TsenBEEs--About TWO years
since Mr. Stevenson The English engineer public din
that the suspension bridge then building the Niagara
river would be failure and that train Of would
pass it. lie also the panner Of the Victoria
bridge TO cross the ST. Lawrence at Montreal and on
which have been fruitlessy expended although
three Aescau engineers foreiod TO Mr. Stevenson the
salt The wire bridge the falls daily crossed BY
long trains Of cars and the vioa bridge Is suspended
~ imrracticaiie
NOVEL ARnvAf--A Tuscan sfoop rugged with only ore
mast has arrived 81 New Orleans rom Leghorn with an
assorted cargo bound Brownsville Yszas, and Raa-
moros, Mexico.
Rss-ss 90 A Browsing nor PROM THE BOTTOM on TIE
RERAt foat ocl5ck on Wednesday afternoon says the
New York Evening Posf) little boy about Eve years Of
age fell from the pier tie foot Of 18th street into The
East river and sunk Officer Knihin, dotkmaster q TIE
district the accident and jumped into the after
the child lie swa the bottom Of the river caught the
boy there and brought him the surface thus saving his
life after be had gone down for the last time The af
cssd mother was present and received her child with
tests OF rrattude He shortly afterwards restored
aud taken hone This il eid pc the ifa fife sagtd
from drowning By M Kniin at the risk o. bis life
YorrYyrr prpRAvrry-Nancy NJ Plummer of Grafton,
Vermont reckless girl Of thirteen has been arrested for
causing the death of little girl Of years by in
ducng her to parake Of cake which contained arsenic
She carried the cake school, told Of the children it
.as poisoned induced others to partake Of it and while
one died others who tasted il bat barely sur
viy6H Nancy 10 nothing about the affair or
It's Consequences herself and is living specimen Of
youthful deprayity.
KIyGsMorsrAIs cELEERATInERev. DR.. Hawks has been
invited 10 deliver Grafton the anniversary Of the bait
tie Of Kings Mountain Col John 5. Preston, OF South
Carolina, is to deliver Grafton at the time.
Tss MEXICAN IrsUREEcTIos--A correspondent OF the
gs Orleans Pcayun relating the progress Of the insur
recon in the north Il Nexico SAYS that Ydsur intends
if successful make the charrh aisgorge some Of its
wealth lie proposes to form extdition treaty
with The nited States whereby fugyes from either side
Of the line shan be returned when application Is made and
sufficient legal proof given Of the person The correspond
t saws the Texans have suffered much from their slaves
rnnriug Of Mexico that the hope Of procuring
ernaon treaty would induce them TO volunteer by hum
dreas