The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-28

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When party sells sovereign in this country for s. a.
1.-THE present price, and which in reality is premium
OF per cent? then look for close tight money
market gold will then fly out Of the market If it be
coin, as sovereigns any other denomination Of an
equivalent standard if not dust ingots 60 II would
be the selling silver dollar for l0l The
demand for sending away the gold is the only for
the premium.
CHcAGo-Thcre are now laid up in winter quarters at
Chicago eo hundred and eighteen and sail-craf
representing carrying for sixty thousand tons These
ships and steamers all leave with full loads for
ports in the spring.
BAGGAGE MAsrERsinne Myrtle closes her last letter
from Saratoga follows heard lady say she
ried for other than obtain baggage master
And he of married for the sake of the baggage
10 superintend1
THAcKEnAYMr. Thackeray commences a Of lee
lures at Philadelphia on the I'd of next month.
LIABILITIES sEaLEcrNG RoADs--A
citizen of Lebanon in Connecticut has recovered verdict
against the town of $4,000 damages sustained to himself
from being thrown down embankment for want Of q
suitable railing along the road.
MusnIcEsr elfr-The Philadelphans know how to APP
preciatc acceptable preacher The Argus of Wednes-
day last says;
Yesterday morning the gentlemen belonging to the
church under the pastoral of the Rev. Charles Wads
worth met in the chapel and rendered to their minister the
munfcen Of Gpe hundred dollars Christmas gift
This is tangible evidence Of the faith Of this church in its
pastor and is very BETTING, just at this time when
many dwelling barking at his heels for the noble
stand he took in his Thanksgiving the subject
emigration and slavery"
STocK ILrIxols--The whole number Of stock
secured banks in Illinois is forty three with circulation
of s3I464l4 which is secured by State stocks the
amount Of S3,754,ooo
LIBERAL DosAriox.--Josiah Bradlec, esq, has made
muncent gift of $4,000 to the Sailors Snug arbor Of
Boston, subject the condition that the further sum Of ten
thousand dollars be subscribed for the purpose.
BuslsEss AT ST. PAuL-The St Paul (Minnesoa) Times
has article giving the business statistics Of the place
It shows an average increase Of business last year Of
thirty TO fifty per cent The nine warehouses the
levee set down having done business Of
Ooo aggregate capital of $4,000 Navigation open
months Whole number Of steamboat arrivals $780,
Estimated number Of passengers, over 10000
paIscELY iScoMEwe clip the following comfortable
paragraph from the New York Mirror
g We walked up town on Christmas eve with Front
street gentleman who remarked that be had had rood
year. his sales amounting Sloooo0o and his profits to
5iooooop onr friend has worked than half
happy to say, with rather larger pecunary results
The RoBHEny.--The Detroit Advertiser says:
His excellency Gov Bingham has granted requisitiou
upon the governor Of Massachusetts, for White
messenger accused of robbing the express while under his
charge Of $4,000 in gold Circumstances point strongly
70 me propab tnat tne robbery was committed at this
point and the prisoner WILL consequently be brought here
for trial.
ANOTHER ALLIANCE WITH FnAScE.--A Paris letter-wrter
says:
speaking Of matrimony people say now Though this
report has already been in circulation before that NJ de
Morny is about to marry young American lady without
fortune The antecedents of Nj. de Morny already
known to you He is generally regarded the Of
Queen ortense the mother Of Napoleon Ill He executed
the coup dea of the % of December He at that time
Minister Of the Interior lie retired from his place through
dissatisfaction at the DEGREES which impoverished the fam
lily of Orleans He has become president the second time
OF the Chamber of Deputies He has fortune Of fifteen
millions Of francs acquired in specua,ions and which be
is disposed said Notwithstanding his former bach
cor connexions with the court to give to this young and
obscure American lady lie is encouraged in this step by
the Of the love match OF the Emperor who has
profted much have already said by what regard
ed at first au unworthy alliance
DEATus--Mss Walsh, aged seventeen died at New York
on Sunday at Catholic seminary, where she being
educated She daughter of the Hon. Mike Walsh,
who is now in Europe
Judge Dorsey formerly chief justice of Maryland died
at Ecotis Mills on Wednesday, Of paralysis.
TELEGaApH RxTEasToS.-The Morse telegraph line con-
Meeting Brooklyn with New York and other cities has been
completed, and is now in full operation
REAL-EsTArE BUSINESS MISsEs0rAA correspondent of
the New York Tribune at st. Paul writes
aAs an illustration of the realestate business in this
country, may state that in certain printing office in
which am acquainted among dozen compostors is own
ed thousand of andland that would rejoice
the heart of a New England farmer and the boy John
an honest awkward knock-kneed Dutchman of sixteen
who acts roller-boy and paper carrerowns ian undi
vded half of excellent farm OF 220 acres 80 Of
which ID broke and upwards OF so under cultivation His
brother does the work, and he furnishes the cash.
LONG TRAIN HoGs--A train OF seventy-three cars
of live hogs recently passed the Eaton and Hamilton
railroad to Cincinnati There between four and FIVE
thousand hogs, valued at $4,000.
PARIS yIsTyasA French official return Of the number
Of strangers who visited Paris during the Exhibition shows
that the number who tosk up their residences ia hotels
and licensed lodginghoues from the LIST of April to the
10Th Of November 443o92 of whom 1874 1913 for
eigners, the rect being provincials.
WoNANs RIGHTs--A late number OF the Collegiate Mir
ror published at Holly Springs Mississippi that
the honorary degree of Mistress Of Arts has been
ferred upon Mira Hale and Mrs Sigourney, and publishes
the letters Of acknowledgment written by these ladies'
The BURMESE RURYs-A correspondent Of the Calcutta
Citizen speaking of the reception of the English embassy