The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-02

The following resolutions unanimously pased by the
Onion Association at their last meeting, viz;
Whereas certain persons who have heretofore sood high
In the democratic ranks deceiyng exec
uye departments by recommending urging appoint
men Of know nohs or persons Of doubtful standing in the
BE resoived ~ Ae Unon Assoeiation, That hereafter
whenever an improper appointment Is made application
men for Of des and IL obtained that they
shall be ggen 20 the public that the administration
be relieved Of the odam Of the appointment and the
Rsoleed That tbe Union Evening Star and News be re-
spectully requested to publish these proceedings.
VIM. JONES Presdent
Y. X. OrFurr, Recording Sc cretary.
DR.. McFaranc Of New Orleans, who has rendered such
efficient aud faithful Norfolk arrived in this city
Sunday morning last He brings the gratifying intel
that the yellow fever has ceased to exist epidemic
10 both Norfolk and Portsmouth, and that the physicians
from abroad who have rendered such heroic service during
the pesence had been notified that their aid could happily
DO dispensed with after the lat of October Dr. McFarane
informs that OF black vomt fell under his OBJ
seryaton at Norfolk than he witnessed during the whole
his long practice in New Orleans Making the necessary
allowance for the difference in population he of the opn
ion that the yellow fever deaths Norfolk much larger
than known during the fatal yexs in New
leans The maignane o its type without parallel in this
country.
scarcely remind city reade that Dr.
Beaes beautiful panorama visits the Arctic regions
still open, and st attracts large discriminating, and de-
lighted audiences. 1T combines with
and should be visited by every nluly in our city.
The much needed rain Sunday last in copious
showers gaddenng the hearts and pastures of farmers
and relieving the npprehensons of houekepers to the
quantity and quality Of the autumn butter crop.
Our physicians report unusually large number of
Of ehs and fever in their practice this fall you desire to
keep clear of this mcrciless complaint avoid much
sbu the night air and the noon-day Wood fires in the
sitting might be resorted to with advantage morning
and evening
The coScEaT.- Mile Patodi in her second Az
last evening if possible, more successful than
Saturday evening The house crowded. and the audi
testified their delight in the most enthusiastic applause
Although Mile Parod has been completely successful and
has far surpassed the highest expectations which
her brilliant had created, we cannot but regret
that she has not appeared also in some of the great
operas. The concert is not her proper sphere
and her there is owing to her great gerius
and to any peculiar adaptation which she poss
for the But with Madame Patti Srakosch it is diff
erent while there operatic characters in which
she unequaed her great forte is in the concert
There she takes the audience by storm her beauty her
graceful motions and her really exquisite performance excl
ting the widest enthusiasm Hence it is that in every
in which she appears she is the avorte She
greeted last evening with the most furious applause at her
every appearance the stage.