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

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the lots good superne that be bought spot
| 20 or under. Wheat also advanced cents bushe
with sales OF over 100000 bushels for export although the
supplies Of good qualities rather light Large parcels
were bought for November including $4,000 red Tennes-
see at 81 20, and 1900 winter Upper Lake atSl T6"
The YELLOW FEVER An NonyoLx-The Norfolk CORE
spondent Of the Petersburg Express writing the eve
ming of the 4th, says
"Another great has fallen in Israel But day or
two since and the friends OF the Rev VIM Jackson pastor
q the old - Paus Protestant Episcopa) church hoped
10 welcome him 70 their embrace fully recovered but that
most treacherous OF all diseases dealt with him
dealt with Others and he has fallen 10 the prime of his
usefulness amented By all who appreciate the worth
Of true Christian and eloquent divine
ut gives me pain also communicate the death of Mr.
d. Dubbs the faithful and efficient sexton of the ceme-
teres For two has he been gathering in the dead
but saeh harvest has fallen into his hands during
past summer he had experienced before Many
weaker heart than his would have shrunk from The task
but NOT SO win him Many sad and heart-resding
has he been called upon witness lie himself has now
fallen and the sad Office that be had so ofen performed for
Others has now been performed for him.
Il hear OF no to-day. Norfolk Is beginning
once more to presents busting appearance Business IS
certainly looking up
"Dr. Friedman is again out to-day
The Howard intrmary closes tomorrow
The remaining portion Of the Philadelphia delegation
will leave tomorrow for home where they viii be pre-
sented with medals suitably Inscribed
The following persons have died to-day The Rev Wn
Jackson; d, Dubbs Lucy Wilson; john Sullivan; VIM.
Loring Mrs Lee in Princess Anne county John, slave
/
ported that we have already had rostsp
| INDICTED FOR SENDING ouALLEsGr.On the Grim
nalcourt docket yesterday says the 81 Louis Republican
OF the 10th ut observed three put down, which
disclosed the fact that Pratt Ndele of this city
been Indicted for sending ducing challenge certain
gentleman Of this city Judge Lakeland of the criminal
court required Mr. Ndeett to enter into recognzance
1 appear on the day Of trial in the sum of 81 900.
| WHAT WILL AUSTRIA DO 2--The most conclusive answer
to this qeso lately given follows BY Theirs
| when the question put TO him:
off beat the Russians the Tchernaya the oil
Vienna win otter lis congratulations to ambassador
il we take the Malako express envoy will be sent to
us should Sebastopo fall into hands, the Austrian
ammunition wagons will be despatched towards Gacia
to take cartridges the army should become abso-
Lutte of the Crmea the entire army will be put
footing; and if sign treaty of peace Austria
| will then be ready to open the campaign
MousrAcHn WORN C.EGGyMEN.--The author of Notes
and Queries remarks:
@When the episcopal wig came into fashion, il would
seem that the beard was no longer worn by clergymen
| In looking collection OF prints, / find Wckfe,
William Tydale, Dean Donne, George Herbert Robert
Herrc Robert Beron Bishop Jeremy Taylor Archbishop
Spottiswood, Thomas Fuller, Usher the Primate and
and Bunyan. The Jesuits in India believe still wear it.
have been unable the latest instance Of clergy
wearing his gown and cassock in the streets the
apparently died out in the reign of one of the early
i Georges"