The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08

however sim continue the kas Irving aad kiad sssensioas
Tor which the popular houses the American side
justly celebrated and Of which legislation can deprive
u.s.
Hos rHKr roLlczsKS N NEw OE1EANs--A tavern
keeper 10 New Orleans the I'D ult attenped with
assistance o. two aerompoes hang policeman IN hi,
baEroom because he thought the officer bad informed
him for selling Iiquor without license and anyhow Ia
had made up bis mind % hang poesmaaF
WEIL sAm-Tbe Home journal thus closes short chap
Ter o. TIE necessity o. Autobiography matter self
defence
The foul abuse heaped upon he new narse grave 81
Daniel Webster for instance could done
other days Theodore Parker dumped bis scayeugpr-cart
where Christian charity and the honornx memory a. CRATE
fui patriotism woad once bare flowers
THs TRAVEL 70 cAI1rOaSrA--Ths steamer George Law
which sailed for Aspiawai Saturday lsst took on,
eight hundred passengers.
MniKe RESOURCES rHx LAKE sUPxaIoR coCsrar--The
Cleveland Paindealer Of the instant says.
To-day We examined lump Of silver from the Lake
Superior country, weighing ninetyx pounds warranted
to be IS per pure metal II Is mixed with copper and
seems part OF vein. Where the rein Is and hy whom
Owned does not appear from The nugget but IL denon-
sras the fact that the mineral Of that vast
Try are yet bat partially developed
NEusAsxA rSxs--we clip the following from the coan-
ell Bluffs Bugie Of the 14th uIt
J.
and reads very dusty rather hard time for small grain to
get out Of the ground weather warm and the peach trees
10 blossom gardens should be planted but lis quite dry
Prepare your ground and plant your next week
No boat yet nor do scarcely look for oae before
june unless the river rises We are vastly in need
Of groceries there IL not for sale in town pound
OF sugar no oils paints glass anything worthy Of
note What shall we dot"
CONVERSATION EUPAToaIATh The Journal de Conssai-
tne contains letter from Eupatora Of the sth which
iufar
view between several Russian and Turkish officers II
says:
Omar Pasha received the Of the death of the
Emperor Nicholas in the morning Of the Tth by Aus
tran from yarna On the afternoon Of the same
day some Russian cavalry advancing the
right Of camp SeEr Pasha Count koscielski) took
two sqHadrons of Ottoman Lancers and the
enemy. The two bodies halted the same time, then
within certain distance Of each other In the front OF the
Russian column four horsemen, who appeared lie
officers although according the orders given by the E-
peror Nicholas all Russian officers generals
PEELED to cover their uniforms with the rough greacoas
by the prvate soldier. Sefr Pasha accompanied hy
his ade-camp, Major kucznski Of the Egyptian army
and two other oficers, advanced toward them
When the two advanced groups close enough 10 be
heard Seir Pasha spoke the others and proposed
conversation. The Russians first appeared
disTGst but Ser Pasha giving his word of honor
that hostile act should take place his side the Rue
SLAMS gave similar assurance and the parties adj
vanced until they met Gentlemen, said Ssfr Pasha,
Il have bad to give you The Emperor Is dead. =
@What Emperor do you mean n @Why, yours-she Eni-
peror Nicholas What ia the date of this news p The
second of this sonthH lit is very probable but it Is not
certain alt Is trse, that when was Sebastopo
few days ago heard that the Emperor seriously
illwe shall see After someother tring remarks Ser
Pasha begged to know the of the officer with whom
be had the honor Of conversng General Prince Radz-
WILL the reply.
Sefr Pash was, in turn asked for his name which he
gave On hearing it the general exclaimed Well Pasha
look at the effects of the war; We are now fighting
against each other and three years ago we're dining
gether ut the house Of Couat Xavier Branek At Paris
There friends Friends r said sefr Pasha i
beg your pardon general, only guests oh, It
Is about the thing Al this a tall fair
young man, who also appeared to be superior officer,
joined the conversation.
aThe poets he said aare famous exagperators How
highly they have extoed the beauty of the climate and the
delights Of the Crimear and here for months past
up necks in mud DO Won imagine then re-
piled sefr Pass shat revealing in Injuries -
paoria ?"
But in war we NEST take .hlngs as wa ind them by
TIE way added the Pasha swho ii that gave Isken-
der Rey that sabre-cut on the forehead
skender feels certain that il must have been officer
for ahcugh from the way yoa dress an officer cannot be
distinguished from private be says he well
ed y AWbatH said Prince Radziwili lis Iskendep
dead 2? "No, he il not and you viii find that some
day to Jour cost when be comes e eyenge himself on
YOU
Well then tai. aul he who wounded him is Lieu
Coonel Winner Of the Lancers who is still alive to
meet him
After few other words and an exchange OF cigars each
party returned TO his troops without shot being fired
During the Interview the Ottoman officers had their swords
sheaihei bUt tssfaps hel theirs
"a somewhat ashamed Of their mstrust Sehr Pash had
afterwards another interview the day with General
Radziwil relative the exchange Of prisoners but
yet without result.
CoxpLxros oF MR WsE's AProisrMRSTs.--Speaking OF
Mr. Wises appointments the Richmond Enquirer OF yeser-
day morning says:
This gentleman completes his list Of appointments BY
speaking to-day q. Leesburg, in Loaionn county Only
weeks and three days the remain. We
advised whether Mr.. Wise viii make any more APP
pointments for speaking
RAPID rRkvELLrSs.--Pa Passengers now taken from
Phiadepha Niagara Falls nv way Of the Reading rail-
road in sixteen hours
LARGx FAxrLY--Mrs Elizabeth Hunter, consort Of the
late Major Benjamin Hunter died In Apponattox tie
lsth utmo at the advanced age az seTentve years She
leaves nine children, seyentys grandchildren and six
teen great-graRdehdreu besides large number OF rea-
tiyes and friends, their sudden loss.
LARGE SALARY oEcLIsEpPfotsssor Agassiz, Professor
Of Natural History in Harvard College Mass has refused
similar prossorship in the University Of Edinburgh Scot