The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-06-22
THE DAILY UNION


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sfr5nFest position dis side X DE msantains Besides BE-
og fortified wlthin ne naturally srong city q Monterey
thev have that HemuEthls black grE xhsrh eanSrs te
Americans = much Annoysacs during ths lAss war
The sane paper has further news from sAs soath, il
~hch Z says that the city % GuanauAto II TIE poeS-
sion y he asurgsnts where ey have captured aus and
other mupisious q constituencies extent To poo
pie q suanaAao Is : said prompt furnishing ad
IN MONEY aud provisions
aines ne Publication p bis bulletin Es have room
or H. bombase Prouunciameuio published BY he Flag
further news has arrived 10 the effect has Victoria aad
sa'io with several Other places rad joined the revoa-
ton The movement IS fast gaining strength and svi-
deatly very popular Mataporos Is nov under martial
sw which would argue mat tba present guardians u hat
city were beconing somewhat alarmed few seeks viii
show with what cause.
Tn aTnAwEEaAv rRAnE--Tbs following, from New
ark paper sil give he reader some idea Of The mag
nitude q the strawberry trads in that city;
Two hundred ard fifty farmers wagons loaded with
strawberries crossed the HoboSsn frry 10 Washington
market between midnight snd day-break this morning"
DmD - ms wouxns-James Cook the aessrsing ssaman
q The United States sooP-ofwar Jamestown who was
lately sho AZ Key West Florida By Lieut. Armstrong Is
said 70 have since died Of ais wounds
srEAaERs sURsEeSsThe Collins linz Of steamers pay
$40 month 70 their surgeons The Havre line pays sTOO
year Tbs United States mail steamship Ire 10 Aspin-
WALL pays $50 month.
TaIAL oF srEAs-rsoHEe-A despatch from Cincinnati
says:
"A sseam Gre-engne built here for New Orleans was
tried has afternoon and threw stream Of 252 feet
through tneh nozzle During he trial the bose burst
and such the force Of the water escaping that by
stander had his leg broken
Texas AErArasEx:rct OF letter dated Houston Tex
as June s.
Texas now reioices in The confident hone Of realizing
abundant crop especially potatoes which
after ALL the great eropshe great OF prosperity
Emgrans intending to cast their lots among may safely
calculate upon procuring All articles necessary for the
port Of their families cheap the coming season the
harvest in Texas must b. abundant Although
y now near midsummer emigration has not yet ceased
To-day two hundred German -mgran,s arrived our
wharf They depart immediately for the interior engage
in farming wise course
WHEAT HARvEsr-A letter from Nashville Tennessee in
the Louisville Times says the wheat from the Kentucky
line that place has been harvested and the yield
paralleled the number OF reaped double as
Of amy former year. All saved without the slightest
blemish.
HuSoRs ron AN AMERICAN PHrScE-Ws learn that the
Sultan Of Turkey recently requested The general-ncef
Of the French army give bin the of fifteen Of bis
officers who had distinguished themselves that he might
confer on them the order of Medjdeh. Among them
the name Of the American Bonaparte.
DEATH FnoN IaHAL1sa vrrRIOL--Last Friday lire oc-
CURED on board steamboat Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
which was caused by the breaking Of bottle Of vito
In extinguisning The fire boat hand named james Hay
man inhaled quantity of The vapor from the effects Of
which ne died the day in great agony The person
who placed the bottle Of vitriol board the boat has Laid
himself open to fine Of 81 900 and imprisonment Of
eighteen months
RExARxAELE-The FarmerviIle tLouisAna3 Enquirer
says: On the top Of high hill worn white with aooa
thirteen Years cultivation In the farm Of Thomas Brent
lev esq without one speck Of manure grows good
as can be shown in Union parish II higher than any
mans head branching tasel, good color growing hne
Y and had but rain on il since came up Who
can beat il this side Of the north star q
Before answering the question ii would be well
4sc-rtpn me srrsrnr-s Engurers stagernenr
Moxs MAILEFERr AID THE Rrp RvBE aAPEDs--A cor
respondent Of the New Orleans Delta Al Alexandria Lou
siana under date OF the 4th inst writes
Red river AZ present Is exceedingly low and boats Of
the ozt dninuve size scarcely reach here with safe
IT, Snaggy Point forty or nifty miles below THIS
place, is not passabe
e fails are nearly cut through and Monsieur MailIt
rt win leave in week for the river St Lawrence where
he has another contract In the time he will esrc
snyerintendrnt in charge Of the work here II clean out
The loose rock in the channel which hiss already been
blasted out
THE channel Is now sixty feet wide and theze is 10 be
depth of six feet the lowest stage OF the river
and twenty feet when ii high-sater mark Monsieur
Maert has invented for removing the loose
rock from the channel which opernies finely