The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-06-27

ing him instantly The line had eaaght under lot Of
barrels Of salt the wharf and just the unfortunate
man was approaching the line il cleared itself from the bar
rels and struck him Tho force was 80 great that his
breasbone just where the rope struck Was crushed
PoPuLAros or rHs woaLD-The latest and apparently
the tairest estimate Of The population Of The world makes
Il eleven hundred and fifty mIlionsyiz; Pagans e7e
o00oo0i Christians 52o0oo000 MohaIamedans 10000
OoO and Jews, 100000 OF Christians the Church Of
Rome numbers tToooooo0; the Greek and Eastern
Churches so,ooooooi and Protesiants, oo,ooO,ooo
Patent ELASTIC HORSE moK-The Philadelphia Ledger
zays THE pa,en elastic shoe Is coming into in
this city Il has received the unqualified appreciation Of
veterinary surgeons horse owners &e and preventive
Of those universal foot diseases Of horses viz; corns
heels quarer-crack &C. IL doubt almost Invaluable
Il has been thoroughly tested in this city and it,
was complete and entirely satisfactory"
The HIGHER LAw--FRKE SOIL AND FREE LoyE~-At
Cereseo, Wisconsin, place settled originally by
pany Of Fouriertcs under that somewhat noted abolition
ist Warren Chase-they have a society called the
"Cereseo Union interesting institution made up Of
and who believe ia abolitisnism, Fouriersm,
and the spiritual theory Of free love" Lattery, they
been disturbed In the quiet enjoyment Of promscuous
felicity by certain old fogies OF the neighborhood who
somehow got it into their heads, that free love was
nothing less than "ee lust and the Ceresco
Union institution good deal worse than Nor
onism They determined to break 1T up. But the free
lovers denied the allegations against the and published
astssementS declaration Of principles, which was
signed by the and women who owned stock in the
Union The following is the most ineligible paragraph
which the statement contains
ave believe that is a Of legislative
acment be bound loosed by it But Is the
result Of inherent law Of attraction affinity existing in
the very constitution OF things and represents the
and character Of the Deity that must lore what 10
orely US, and cannot help ii and be replied by what
il repugndnt to and cannot help that We recognise
the character and divinity OF love- and assert that all
laws enacted in ignorance Of and contrary
its natural oppression are nuss unnatural and b upon
Deity
The HORRORS or wAns-At Baaklava the bands Of the
garrison give concerts In the public every day. and
when the hour approaches the birds said to assemble in
great muades upon the and roofs Of houses hear
ing the piece in profound silence but making such
noise with their singing when the second commences that
flute oboe solo scarcely be heard twenty feet on
The high prices Of provisions said by the physicians
exercise very salutary influence the population OF
large cities by restraining them from imprudent eat
ing, and 50 preventing the usual Affections o. the season
No wonder that Washington has always been regarded
as the heahiest city in the Union
THE TuRxEa CELEBRATION In NEW YoRK--The New York
| Mirror Of Monday says:
The reception on Saturday by the herman turner's oi
societies Of German singers from Philadelphia Baltimore
and other places visiting city to participate in the
Sdngerfes was hearty and imposing. Several thousand
spectators gathered in the Park to view the process
sion of the societies About twenty societies are repre-
sented There be grand rehearsal and concert to-
day and picnic to Elm Park Tomorrow
D1sAsarrxrsr AMONG THE ALLlEs.-An English writer
says;
There is bad news from the camp in the East not
about the cholera-hat will hdeously in bad time
But read the letters from the French officers care
fully conceaed in the Independence Beige and you can
infer as to the bad spirit prevailing between the cordial
aiesthe French blaming English inerness for the past
failures and the English, with regard to facts
ascrbng the long nacton to the two incompetent gen
English and aardinans is The worst Mr. RUSSELL the
the Times started the joke that the
montese were Sardnes cased in English tin the whole
British army took up and there too many interpre
tiers about allow to doubt that the malicious mot
would reach the fiery and.proud Italians"