The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-10
THE DAILY UNION

from Taunton this morning the following particulars of
the accident last evening which caused intense excitement
IN that town. About 900 persons precpitaed from
the seats all going down with lureh owing to the in
security Of the structure Some twenty-five persons were
more or less injured Mrs Copeland belonging in Nor
ton leg broken Miss Hayward Of Mansfield is years old
ankle broken; lad by the name Of Gardiner Is
years old leg broken in two places lrishman living
at Wier village had either leg broken and other
wise injured young lady visiting her uncle, b. r. Sta
pte badly injured internally Miss Conay daughter Of
Hugh Conaty, badly injured internally Three four
other persons, whose NAMES our informant did ecol-
lect had either legs broken.
IL was very remarkable that person killed with
such general smash report circulated in Taun-
ton this morning that three Of the injured persons had
died, but such not the fact II feared OF
them were injured tally but there had been deaths
LATER CALlEoRsIA-By the arrival of the steamer
Northern Light at New York from Nicaragua, have
dates from San Francisco the nth ultmo Among the
passengers Hon Mr. Wheeler minister Nicaragua
1--WE learn that the affairs OF Central America
disturbed than heretofore Captain Walker having
ceyed reinorcemens Realeo landed Pieto fourteen
miles north Of San Juan del Sur, the 27th utmo with
35 and is reported TO have taken hvas and then
tered San Juan del Sur carrying off the and ammun
ton collected there without opposition
The town Of San Juan del Norte has again been organ
lied under the lead of T. j. Martin, the late mayor.
"One of the important items of the conr
nation of Bolton Barrows claim by the land commits
in the corporate limits of San Francisco and covering the
whole southern part of the municipality The claim
timated to be worth S4oo000o0 Messrs Pikmer Cook,
Co are the principal owners Of the claim.
Twenty small rame-houses and six brick-houses situ-
aed the square bounded by Dupont Jackson, Stock
ton, and Wilmington streets in San Francisco were de-
stroyed by fire the 18th. Loss $4,000
Lola Montez left San Francisco the 9th Of June in
the barque Fanny Major bound Australia where she
will take to the stage, and then go to Europe.
The -four mills in California now in operation are
supposed to be able to turn out 1000 barrels of flour per
day.
aThe settlers holding frequent meetings
for redressng grievances settlers party
being organized throughout the State.
Trouble with the Indians in the neghborhood of
Frezno river anticipated owing to the hanging of some
Indians who shot Mexican miner without proyocation
All the Indians the Frexno have off to the
mountains and several were shot
"A rich gold quartz lead mine, and silver mine have
been discovered at Touomne which has caused consdera
BILE emigration in that direction
"The burning of the town Of Auburn said to have
tailed loss of about $250,000
aThe knownothings have been defeated in Oregon Lane
the democratic candidate for delegate to Congress- is elect
ed by 1000 majority The returns of the vote as to form
ing State government incomplete but enough had
been received to indicate that it had been determined Ore
gon should cease to be Territory.
"The Indians reported to have killed six white
at Klama reservation, and six others in Illinois
valley.
The mines yielding abundant gold in all parts of
CALIFORNIA; the weather having been very favorable for
both digging and washing The gold production Of 1855
bids fair equal If exceed that OF any previous year
"The mint is coming at the rate of 100000 per day
TEXAS ITEMS OF NEwH--Ihe MalaBorda Times an
nouncesa rise Of fvefeet in the Colorado.
A shooting ARRAY had occurred at Bastrop between
G. W. Jones and A. G. Rose in which the latter badly
wounded.
Shultz, the murderer was to be hung at Galveston
Friday.
We have seen says the Segun Mercury private letter
from Major r. s. Neighbors who has arrived with his aG
lily safely at Fort Beknap Hefound about eight hundred
Indians the reservations They contented and hap
py and will raise sufficient this year make their
bread.
The San Antonio Herald of the 22d has the following
items
Monday a considerable party OF citizens intend taking
the trail of the Indians who committed the late depeda
tons the Medina and follow them into their camp
can be reached in fifteen days They expect to be out
about thirty days.
at the opinion of many that there is company Of
horse thieves frontier who commit many of the
depred Charged upon the Indians We decided
the rights of Others they certainly should be compelled to
do by process. Ifthey will not be taken peace
ably or leave the country lille force should be employ
ed They only inue tire whom they plumber, but
the country
train Of fifty wagons left Corpus Christi few days
since for Kansas Territory 1t will take the train six
months to make the trip.
MARINE LossEs-The New Toik Insurance Monitor has
complete tables which show that the enormous sum of
IA absorbed in the marine losses susain-
ed by insurance offices in New York and Massachusetts
during The year ls54.--Newdrk Advertiser.
We should like to see the items Of this almost incredible
sum total.