The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-03
GEN ERAL NEW y.


strength Of the damage 10 the wheat BY the recent heavy
rains " the western part Of the State have been
ceInl The snperabundani harTests il Ohio, and else
where out OF this State snch 70 dsspate all appre
tensions Of scarcity If ali the unayorabo reports
disnterested and true Moreover in the Of
few weeks several eagoes Of -four and grain expected
10 arrive from California in The face Of which trying 10
bull the market IS an emnenily uphill work
ELorssKsr IN HIGH uFE-A week or two since (says
the Boston Chronicle) a tailor Of this city eoped with
beautiful daughter Of wealthy man. residing in Dover,
New Hampshire The fact Of the eopement gained addi-
onal interest when It became known that the lady had
appropriated $1,000 Of her fathers money-abstraeted
from his safeto the enjoyment Of the honeymoon On
Saturday officers from Dover in Boston with view
of obtaining information relative the runaways but up
to the present time their residence is unknown
SALE CHINESE AND YucArASs IN THE HAVANA MAR
EEF.-The Havana correspondent OF New York paper,
under date Of July rs, writes as follows
The arrivals Of the save-labor substitution material
have exceeded three thousand and the Of
the next six months reach six thousand under the
engagements which have been madethe process nsuring
very handsome fortune the house having the monopoly
Of the British philanthropy system
"The scene yesterday upon the wharf very exciting
as the ship passed up the harbor the decks rigging bull
wak aud chains filled with yellow humanity in the
most unadorned state having than very rail
and small piece of garment upon them. They looked
clean in the distance but there nothing TO enehant
The price still continues $l70 for each abe-bodied
eleven dollars for the cost Of the suit oeohing prepared
TO put them in decent condition appear in this great
mart Of Contamination for the heather.
I'VE have also few Yucatau subjects in the deposites
for sale mostly and children; and of our
planters design mixing them with their Chinese brethren
TO what the Aztec and Celestials viii produce. This
branch of the trade langushing ey cannot kidnap
70 keep good the supply Fishers OF men were not ae
ceptable to Santa Anna be preferred doing all that
sort of thing on his own account.
ave had yesterday expose of recent negro invasion
from the coasts OF Africa which very being
rous. Eight ten Bozales captured by accident
design and long factory upon the spoke
the Portuguese we'll aud explained much that parties
in danger Of arrest The precise point of the
landing he could not explain that the clue lost
The landing of this cargo not thousand miles from
Bahia Honda and the cargo large have not the
yet is past discovery by her Britannia Majesty
consul the eaptan-genetal The persons who could
have been embarrassed by the information given had left
just thirty minutes too soon"
TOAST by a pRSrER-At the Franklin festival recently
held Lowell the following sentiment proposed, and
most heartily responded to by the company;
The Pruter-the master of all trades He beats the
farmer with his fast Hoe the carpenter with his rule and
the in setting up tall columns he surpasses the law
yer and doctor in attending his case and beats the parson
In the management OF the devil"
IMPORTANT LIQUOR oAsE--oNE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
INyoLyED.The most important that probably
up for trial iii Ulster county disposed Of
on Monday the village of Rondout by Justice Has
t.
men in the village was arrested, the complaint of
Jacob Hendrick supervisor of Rondout who charged
defendant with selling lager beer the 4h, 5th and
9th Of Jay, which, to The best Of his belief had for
ingredient malt liquor. MIR. Won Beck is mAae extern
syely engaged in the manufacture Of lager beerhan any
other in this country The vaults which he has
hewn of the solid rock, keep the liquor cool
while it is undergoing the process of manufacture
him $4,000 and the present stock in trade valued at
100000, at issue in this trial Mr. Won Becks loss
would have been little short of 100000 if the had
been decided against him The defence had for counsel
eI-Judge Steele Judge Linderman, and james G.. Lind
say The prosecution assisted by the Hon. Mitchell
Sandford OF Hudson and Messrs Sebbins and Lawton.
Proceedings opened Clinton Hall, 10 accommodate the
immense Of people who anxious to wit
ness the result
The court after listening patiently the whole day TO
the argument Of counsel concluded to discharge the
prisoner. The court said that it supposed when this
would up it would have something to govern
it but il had nothing; the case was unprecedented
The constitutiouality OF the law doubted but
there were great many things which the court be-
lieved it had jurisdiction over and therefore the
dismissed.
This decision was received with immense cheering
and hurras when the crowd quietly dispersed to as
suage its thirst from the lager beer fountain of Mr. Won
Beck
With the view of enlgbtenng the reader as to how lager
beer is made make for the following;
An interesting lager-beer trial came off in Petersburg
Virginia Saturday in which interesting ager-beer
tistcs brought OATH and may therefore be
believed Mr. Solomon Keyser the defendant and
charged with keeping disorderly beer saloon very
respectable German witness in the defined what lager
beer He said it manufactured of malt and hops
and TO make il bitter amount of the latter
thrown in that beer This compound was placed in
barrel lined with casing Of rosin and laid in cell
lar from which laying in derived the name lager
This lager beer, stock ale. The witness thought
it might burst man. but would not make him drunk
lie had known German ladies in New York and Philade-
pha to put seventeen twenty glasses pnts under their
wristbands in one day, and never feel the effects
DRATH.--Among the obituary notices of eminent per-
reported by the last is that of Rear Admiral
Sir William Edward Parry, the Arctic navigator from
1918 to 1926 He died the 18th ut, at Ems, in Ger
many.
ADJUSTMENTS CAPE AAY.--The guests at Cape May
constantly contriying mode for killing time
and afording general amusement One afternoon they
secured the services OF four negroes for sack race on the
beach Four heats run; the taest Of the two tall
est negroes the purse AT The house by way of
change in the programme Of the black servants one
day last week, got into fight one armed with wine
bottle and the other with razor causing the blood to
flow, and creating the greatest excitement accompanied by
a cry Of fire.
WHITE GIRLS IN TOBACCO PAcroRrEs--The Express, no
cing the manufactures around Petersburg Virginia SAYS
that in consequence OF the breaking up cotton mill
there recently number Of young white girls employed