The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-06-12
GENERAL NEW i.

now performing at the villa Nueya Theatre who calls
himself Sgno Calderon has been arrested snd was placed
first in the Royal Jail but he has since been removed @
Punla Castle II Is stated that he was Roman Catholic
priest and that his real is Carraja He is under
stood 10 have been betrayed discovered by Jesuit
priest His offence considered Of the deepest dye
against tho canons Of the old mother church
Il has before been known IN Cuba for priest TO raise
himself the dignity ofpresiden Of the tribunal Of
counts and eventually TO become the Compadre Gossip
of Queen Christina herself but IL has never before been
known for priest degrade himself by turning player
What will be his punishment one can imagine
Monday the 28th inst, the second day Of Whsun-
tide, and Double Gross day in the Cuban calendar.
The and negresses paraded the streets IN par
ties accompanied by the rude music OF their African
drums cutting most extraordinary antics and behaving
like what they semi-civilized creatures.
"My friend also informs me that Trinidad and the
in the interior are crowded with soldiers that there
Is scarcely house. not excepting those occupied BY lone
females but what has two three common soldiers bill
eed H. Must not this be very agreeable state OF
things2
Gen Concha gave grand official dinner the after
OF the 29h inst There present among the com
pany the acting United States consul OF this city the Brit
sh and French consus-genera the Austrian consul the
Mexican and CHILEAN consuls and the Dutch consul Lieut.
Mitchell commanding the United States steamer Fulton
Commodore Henderson, of the British navy, aud the
manders Of the British irgae Eurydice steamer Medea
and schooner Scorpion, then in this port
There also presenta considerable number Of Span
sh oficers-thrty-six persons sitting down 10 dinner
which represented have been quite rechrchf In the
evening there oirfe aansante al which, of course
the ladies were present crossed the Plaza de Armas at
hafpast II o'clock and dancing then being INDUCED
in con amore The ordinary military band, when about
leaving the Plaza at the usual hour 9oclock was detained
by the special command of the captan-general for
the orderly come from the palace with the order play
another tune, whilst the ladies crowded the balcony
The CASE or AERlsos, THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NAN
On Thursday the district court of Ohio, in session
in Cincinnati granted trial to William H.
Arrson of inernal-machine notoriety, convicted Of
murder on the ground of msdirection in Judge
Flynns charge TO tie jury. The court has remanded
his TO the court of common pleas for a new
trial supposed that act Of the legislature trans
rring the business of criminal court to the court of
common pleas is so defective be null and void and
that Arrson therefore be tried by that court and
the district having adjourned to September next the
order be amended Should the referred TO be
void Arrison will probably be discharged writ of
hadeas corpus and thus escape punishment
The NEW YoRK HorEls.The leading hotels which
the LIST ut raised the price Of board So day. have de-
cded to return the old standard and viii henceforth
charge but 81 So
SurcIDE-s L. Petre committed suicide Cleveland,
Ohio on the Sd inst, by hanging himselfin his barn. He
had become depressed in spirits in consequence of having
met with loss Of sixteen thousand dollars by unprof
table Investment
WouLp HAVE sArIsFAcrIoY--A soung couple recently
ran away rear St Louis Missouri and going up to Alton,
Illinois were married. The father OF the young LADY, af
ter dgent unsuccessful search for her met with the
father of the bridegroom and hereupon beat that gen.
tleman most numerically.
PARIS FAsHIoss-The Paris correspondent of tho Pha-
epha North American furnishes the following descrp-
ton Of the summer mantles in vogue in the Paris
world of fashion
The Louis XIV mantle of black silk enriched with two
uches the collar, the second in the middle of the
mantle forming of vandyke and separated by smaller
ones of he cdr OF
with deep fringe, having worked heading.
The scarf mantle of black white silk embroidered in
the same color the ground this mantle is very narrow
reaching from the shoulders the waist where it is trim
med with either deep lace or fringe.
The nrchduchess mantele of black silk, embroidered,
and having small peerine cut low in the neck, conse
quenty intended TO be only in full Dress the edges
cut in vandykes, from which falls deep lace founce
The Diva MANTLE rounded behind, and having ends in
ront it is decorated with broad band Of velvet on
which lace is sewn in zgzags; deep fringe com
pletes the trimming. Frnged ribands, rband ruches,
broad velvets antique bands lace Insertions passe
menteres Of all descriptions fringes, glpure chanty
and cambral all in favor decorations for gar
ments, intended to be worn in driving or walking
LIFE ON BOARD OF srEAMsHIp.--An American voyager
in giving account to the Boston Times Of his trip to
Liverpool in the Cunard steamship Africa, says
The time passes very heavily, and the least thing
the is object Of interest Eating is the only
thing break the monotony and this do FIVE times
each day We have breakfast at half-pas eight lunch
from twelve one dinner at FOUR tea at six, and supper
from nine to eleven Much wine is drunk and at
supper the general cry Isl SscardF SerordF and the
des are wech rabbit and whskey punch hot 'anchovy
and bottle of ale two punches and sardnes or
poached eggs and olives most always accompanied with
drinks Of some kind After supper there generally
thirty forty went deck smoke and sing songs
The songs various the countries represented
board and you may believe they not few. The Mar
seilaise sung by the French, Benny Doom by the
Scotch opera airs by the Germans God Save the Queen
by the English and the Star Spanged Banner and negro
melodies by the Americans in which they joined in
the chorus by nearly all the rest
LATER FROM MExrco-A despatch from New Orleans
dated the 9Th instant says:
"An arrival from Corpus Christi brings intelligence of
outbreak Lnpapas in consequence of The arrival of
Of the leading citizens Lanpapas and Monterey had
been forced to surrender and the lives of the citizens
spared but the whole country in arms aud attempt
has been made TO take Montery Governor Neua soon
fled.
"Maamoros dates the 18th bring information Of the
pronuncaiento San Louis Potos and the troops
preparing leave Maamoros TO quel the instruction
there chihuahua also reported to be the of
revolution
The New Orleans Pcayune of the 4h instant has the
following items:
aThe Diar0 Of the 2lst publishes communication from
Senior d. Manuel Noriega dated Morclia May a. 1856 in
which he says by express received to-day this com
maudancc from his exceency the Minister Of War had
the satisfaction of learning that NJ s. H. arrived yeser
day the Zpunec estate with the main body of the army
under his command without the slightest novelty and
without the reyoluonsts having appeared anywhere on
order to impose Upon the unwary, they declared they