The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-03

Tower among the gabons belonging to the Fr~nch AID
vanced trenches which the Russians had broken down,
They had evidently beer slam In pursuit Of the enemy The
Russians appeared TO treat their dead with great respect
The soldiers whitehead and seemed lifted,
though many OF them had powerful frames square should
ers and broad chests All their dead who fell within aud
near our lines Were stripped of boots and stockings The
cleanliness OF their feet and Ia cases their linen
shirts Was remarkable Several sailors OF the equaes Of
The neei o. Senasopo were killed in the attack They
geneaiy muscular fine stout fellows with rough soderiy
faces The Russians carried % All the dead which lay outside
our hes 70 Tue Town. passing down between the Manelon
and the Round Tower In the midst ofa this evidence
OF war certain amount Of lively conversation began to
spring up ~ which the Russian officers INDUCED in little
bad'nage Some Of them asked our officers when
coming IN y take the place Others, when thought Of
going away Some congratulated upon the excellent
opportunity we had of getting good look Sebastopo
az the chance Of view except similar occasions
not IN their opinion very probable One officer asked
private confidenially la English how many men vi sent
into the trenches sB-gorra only 1000 a night and
wake covering party Of 10000 was the ready reply The
officer laughed and turned away. At time Russian
with litter stopped by dead body aud put il into the
litter lie looked round for comrade TO help him. A
louaye az once advanced with much grace and lifted it, to
the infinite amusement of the bysanders but the joke
not long-liyed Russian brusquely came UP and helped
TO carry Oft his dead eomradeH
iMnEssn LUMP coprER.--It is stated that lump Of
copper ore weighing about teo thousand pounds and contain
ing probably fifty per cent Of copper taken from the
Wildcat mines in Carroll county, vag few days ago.
THE LAWs--ine city marshal OF Portland
searched the premises of liquorseler named Noonan
Tuesday and found under the staircase lead pipe leading
ina cask OF poor cherry brandy enclosed in the finishing
work OF the house Before the cask could be got at the
liquor had nearly all been pumped out by outsiders through
another pipe. Noonan superintendent proceedings with
butcher knife in his hand
TINS SCHOOLS BosroS--The public schools Of Boston
attended by about 10000 pupils annual expense
Of S203325 55. The private schools report SAG pupils
whose instruction IL estimated $4,000 The total
population Of Boston is l36ssl OF which "a be-
tween the ages of five and fifteen and the average daily
tendance is nearly 10000 The whole number of public
schools 2ls for which there 4o5 teachers The male
teachers receive average $l2s4 per annnm the
female teachers S32i
To he HusG.--William Franklin Carr has been SEN
fenced TO be hung the 25th instant for the murder of
his father in Holmes county, Mo-, the 18th of Sep
TENDER last
AN EXTENSIVE Michael L. Sullivant an Illinois
farmer il is said about to plant ten thousand of
land in He was formerly of the largest farmers
in the State of eo for many years and, according
contemporary, he lid ride in direct fifteen miles
through his own corn-felds