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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-03

49, acres in West Davenport, digdedinto Lots 10
suitpurehasers, this lisa fine garden spot.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-03
Mckenzie s Additin

q ~ LOIS UTeen's 'eeond. AdNI0n,,MI II Fe sol
ow and ioHg credit.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-03

IA Nv" story House an Lot BlocR 8 Notes adj
dthon fronting on Harrison street House Itysd 1
Rooms 1T 5sXlf7;
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-03
Mcintosh kdditio,
Greau,s Second Addition

ot-ao Lots on Mcintosh Second addition on the
North side Of Harrison street,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-03

GA Small House on North half ~ last side ~ 4
No Block III between Srown. nd GaiEes street. Sep'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-03

7h--s House and Lot 6Ix75 will be leased for
years at low rcUl,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-03
DESIRABLE FARM Foa SALE,

a Mills from Davenport, on the Nississppi tire,
~ The tract oi 40 viii be sold ei,ire of In tss
parts. 20 acrcs are fcpced55 iu cultivation On ,bs
pFcnsesarc = comfortable dwelling barn I'd a1s,
eui houses, orchard II beating fruit trees Ne ,r
failing sprlnss, quarry OF excellent lnes,ope ~
abnndaic &C OF tiinbsf for fuel. AIlly 20
ALFkfb C.eBlLL0N
No lie Claire Row naventof
Fob M fWs ~"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-03

800 acres one aud half miles North of Davenport
"n the Dubuque road being part the WeIt \ 4
ar See u ~ East, water running through Il With
never falling spring an excellent location for dairy
and for raising vegetab, for market price Is Der
acre requiring small Investment ia sci pu manin
profitable and never falling business;
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-03

'G-Ahoshrr tract ~iihln milo If the eli, udia.p-
ing h'nk"ois being part ofN w ~ See 70 I 75 East
VIII be sold In Lots ofJ ana i0acTos.
For The above apply TO
GEORGE T.. NICKOiFS.
General land Agent,
Cot of ID & Man sis
ha'euuort. Sar,A IGJh. 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-03
Fourth Street

ia- \ small Cottage on Gaines street Third lie
1 Beck ll-SaGa,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-03

ga Fancy Swl-s oitage ave foems an " Cora
err OF rd pad AiBs~er,h streets, Gel ar, Well an
Pamp la Kitchen 61o.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-03

Fourth Street
6f-East half III Lot Block SO on the Suriit side ei
Fourth street between Perry and Rock Island
Sl25t;
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-03
Bounty Land Warrants,
Land Warrants.
Land Warrants.
For Sale.

1 MagBld cent Home FOR n lsds OF gentleman
:. \ itsta. Ibt, rick House . stories II rooms
EltthcH, ,9livr, barn 4 house. lots 50 Z! l5f
rrch "H til brow dtthe hill commanding thu hh''i
view nthe city. rrice 5000 10 hard balance in J.
IL mo ths. EaDS a STE ART.
VI. :, -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-03

GA small House Westhalf Of Lot T 'itck ~ On
s0nth side of FOURTH street between hain AID AaFI.
son 4dj)nius Prcsbst rrian parsona2e,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-03

sO--A small two stor, frame house on Harrison frs
Annse nofth OF Third, will be sold theuI;
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-03
Third Street.

No IA house on the north side VI Thirl street,
between Scott aud Western Avenue, u god vel az
aud stab on The prenilsrs--le laca4H- 4do;
sS--A Fancy oeiagnRal House with ten Rooms on
the W Corner Of third aud Ain.worfh Streets, @
ortha mest beautiful aid sfoftahle resdcace IA the
CitV-S i0t;
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-03

55-A one STORY frame house West half 81 10,
Block - between Harrison aud Ripley sl3 Is
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-03

I 25-A large and beautiful house Will X om. Rl,t
httchen GA HARRISON street near Itch Lot. Bio, {
Mcintosh addition "a 40;
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-08
SOCIALISM IN rExAs.

Ths Austn State Gaaeie views with asaFor the pros
v 4 having socialist colony IN Texas undar the aus
% fvictor consiserant That paper has The following
guide % the subject.
W. are always pleased have industrious immigrants
zone among Plenty u work Be ioGnd By mechanics
"A aborers and there in al towns fur
,.rprag merchants and business There class
bxere that opposed and have disposition -
bd cat 70 them inducements settle among This eAs
~ tAut Froyas~adist school which IN France and IN part
Ae United States and seeking sap the foundations
K ,osy The socialist desires destroy individual rights
property, and he a very intelligent and moral
aaa-a thingwe may have IN hiH neighbor who VII
ID and pander wheneyer he get The chance; for be
has primary principle in his creed that individual
La right y aceanuIats property for himself and all shove
What necsk4ry sustain him belongs the rest Of oc
IT, Again the socialist abolssoAif everywhere. he
would be lek opposed slavery by living Texas than
Ii France Ohio. II part Of has creed Aow
told John Aen, a oha, AID Mons Victor Conzderan
propose bringing from France 10 western Texas colony
81 socialists This FOR the purpose q building up
sect opposed political institutions wei be re-
g.rs6 jealousy and founders may rely thai
they VIII be suffered tamper with institutions
The whas principle Of coloaixaon where Of peculiar
caste religion politics srek to array themselves together
particular Of the country both landhoders and
lAcanssis at with al the elements Of society, and
cannot be carried without creating bitter and unreenng
pejaaices and aniostes among native citizens Ma
acte adrent Of socialism Texas iorebodng
rood xne wish them have fair understanding before
they soil that political sect whole people
xrs against them"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-08
LOCAL y T. w y.

DESERVED coMPLTMEST-on Tuesday evening last Hon.
William c. Dawson, Of Georgia, presented with
service Of plate mark of respect from the citizens
Washingon for his long and efficient services
Of the Senate Committee for the District Of Columbia
The presentation ceremony toek place in Of the psrors
the National Hotel and witnessed BY large
prominent citizens. In reply and app-o-
pirate address from Mayor Towers Senator DaEson said
" Ma MAYoH aENTLEMgS beg yru receive nv
thanks for the interest ron have taken In this matter and
especially for the delicate IN which have
ed this token Of the regard Of the citizens Of this District
little entitled 10 such Distinction With pleasure
accept this service q silver and shall forget that
hty of friendship which prompted ii for services made
quate and when look at il, Ar Mayor shall only
think Of the water which flowing through
city, but Of the many, very many kind friends shall
leave behind, who have met with bland and
kind greetings and for whom shall feelings
Of affection"
The service consists Of silver pitcher silver goble
and solid silver alver from the well known mandatory Of
Gait Brother, Of this city The pitcher bears the follow
ing inscription:
Presented TO Hon Vim. c. Dawson Of Georgia Chair
Of the Committee the District OK Coumbn senate
United States BY citizens Of Washington testioua az
their gratitude, March g. A. d. 1855"
cHASGE.-The Senate chamber now occupied by the
Supreme Court Of the United States.
Among the last arrivals in Washington IL Mr. j. Pa
benS commercial agent at Greytown.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-08
A PORTRAIT.

Commend 10 the Boston Post for living likeness Of
political opponent The knoE-nothing candidate for
governor in New Hampshire thus sketched and framed
D the columns Of the Post;
Ralph MeEeaf much opposed 10 secret societies
that Knit Mason in the crusade against that
able and respectable Institution Freemasonry he il
Inc know nothing candidate for governor Of New Hap
hire We appeal to the editor Of the Albany Journal par
anlary II there be any lower depth Of degradation
for the politician than that which ths nothing anti
Nebraska, aEsisasery eorGnc candidate has Owed into
0ns little meHth ago he respectable democratic sup
porter Of the compromises, the fugrs law and the Ne
assA and staunch and pracscal opponent Of laws
Agsins; lqaor and other sulnptuary laws
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-08

ACTISe Gov. CUnISe, NEBRAsKA-Ths following lref
sketch Of the life Of Acting Governor Cunning appears in
the New York Times:
Acting Governor Cunning, Of Nebraska graduated at
about years Of at the University Of Mch
gan the FIRST graduating class Of that institution with
distinguished be Hs equal 70 any member in
branches and AT the head Of his class in the ancient
languages delivering al tie Commencement the Greek
ton. lie il about freight years of age and has
literally made his fortune He enlisted as private
soldier in the Mexican war and promoted second
euienancy his arrival in Mexco After the peace be
bfted himself in three ues 10 take charge Of telegraph
oce with perfect satisfaction TO the company and Hier
two years thus spent took the edItorEhip Of Keokuk
Dispatch Many Of his articles transferred to other
papers and probably paper in Iowa more nfiuen-
tiG than his Whiie in this capacity be received his a-
pointmsn Of secretary 81 Nebraska His predominant
characteristics ardor Independence energy and fear
lessuess"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-08

Facn oUE COMMERCIAL coERrsPosDEyI.

EEw YoEE, March g. 1855.
The last ef the Bank II France ghaw great change
IN The leading features or The manib u January The
Of pece increased l0o0o Go0 The debt u The
governments tbs bank eooD pad a. and the
- the credit q tbe Treasury hAd icreased ou
SIS So ING the strong position II
the government regard the bank arising from tbs pro
cseda u the late loan. This presents soewha " euufs
the Austrian Bank which had constantly increased t.
rredeemahe Issues ana steadily enhanced IT, advances ~
the government anti the reaches lsl $50 900 Born
say Sos silver in Vienna the latest dat bore
average q per against when the commsnced
although recovered from tbs lowest point, Al, year
since on ~ the declaration q BY the allies
having reached Vienna At that time Russia prohibited the
export gold, and 0rdsFed ias q paper. she bAs
since adopted farther b. paid three Years after
peace IL declared Those nations, Austria and kusA
carry hostiss paper money, and, the latter
excluded from the markets u Europe, and has such
home France forced loans IN Kind her only
resource, a. paper roubles will not army purposes
The other nations o. Europe seemingly strong IN the
precious metals.
The following the lata r the leading financial
establishments showing the specie reported hand, and
the outstanding circulation, February, 1855.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-08
Cnas<s States s.ss~ns once.

"
~ peslunn Patnaza,
~ Putnam aeceased 81 OreAn~,
rKiensfaa 81 sranga PutAaan
09 Uf May, o4i. Improvements machine
~ sVrs~
use 6lh day 81 May, is55--
pcurpn beard Parsns oes
Monday, ~ 0aciurs, All
sn6ed and 4ha~ they
saia p~tsii0n aaghF ~ granted
oh3ecnens specially
bcerr 9 All by esther
ssa and uanepsr4ea IA
is 0hc~ shch bee fdrasbed
piicMri0ns
testimony iah uf April
ebed he
alraf office 6eOre 81 a'as day me
q within aays IIrreafer.
fp~ Enon, tari
gsncsr Evraiag Guar,
Evening iaunifer
Ohs, ws.k hnS
25d q Apnl asxG Ghs day ~ a~-.anx
CHARLES MASON,
raxass-
P. sEaorA af above will pssa~e md ssnd
bis PueHs oce wita containing ss snaer
ban li--law5w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-08
Hoy. LIyy BOYD.

Before The adjournment Of Congress the correspondents
and reporters for the distant press addressed compl-
snay letter the Speaker Of the House Of Representa-
aves acknowledging in graceful terms their obligations
for his polteess and attention This letter drew from the
Speaker the following reply;
HoUsE RKrxEsExT ATTvEs.
March e. 1858.
GENTLEMEN seize the earliest moment at my disposal
2 thank Won for your pelite faEer Of yesterday.
To afford you every proper facility for disseminating
a intelligence among the people my duty officer
be frank and courteous private intercourse with
nv duty
That these relations should be fortunate have
become the recipient Of attering manifestation Of
pee and kindness from the Representatives Of large por-
ton Of the leading journals Of this country differing widely
il th.r political complexion, snail compliment
That your life may be with your
weknown abilities your profession the wish
your friend and obedent servant,
LINN BOYD.
ND otIzgr
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-08

The upward tendency q the loans apparent money
eA ranges per cent, and sr good short paper the
latter The banks discount their recrpt and their
'ines are ~" within two million u the held b.
them year since when they began curtaa but their
specie i over 81 600 900 more than u that date
The prodaos msrksts generally tr with the srcsp-
ti0n which i aaA tsay) II cents or fair New
0rsanE. Fuur b rm ni g. g s. - sr good common
States southern Sour S. = - SCI Wheat firm Rye
sales 1873 is5 vsntA Oats, ca e. esuts Corn l. lpwer
snes ysllor, " - Pork d firm a. SIS 80 SIS Is
fsr old d., SIS SIS 80. Beef g. sll 20.
Lard, ~ cents. Bacon, "a cents
The stock market has bees active and hnQyauf rrar
prices Residing railroad several per Specu.
nsive nhnsncs and hs quotations or Others we're well
sustained and The speculation i being rapidly developed
Yogrs, PRENTICE
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-08

r-Feat cozTt Last 1eek Tia FlAlnrn-Ns Sarah Good
nan-~sged that she engaged b. married Jalns
Eali ana pending The sAgAgement he spoke slaoder0a
words q Der &Ad thea saia hat On aoooaBt u truth
fitness d ths words uttered soua not marry bar Miss
Goodman further alleged b. reason 81 ts slander0us
and abusive language used and the refusal On TIE par
be 70 marry bs she L4d besn injured IN TIE sum Of tre<
thousand dollarz f0r Which shs asked judgment Ean
made 10 answer jury 10 Nasez The damage
The scAkEg d TIE words ~ denaAut WAs proved ass
j. known that ihs plaintiff wa woman 81 good char
Aster TIE jury iOuna for plaintiff IN s3O0o
LUE = Nv YoAK.-A correspondent writes.
4 grand thieves ban given Il ths bal corner q
epal parties the hOor together win ne manager xad
comm t1efnen, the police say, composed 81 pr0s-
sonAl gamblers pcsPocksts and abandoned wBuen with
TAR sEnklng Of a birds Of the caseharaened
sorpuon The police entered The hall Just a. tie Erst
quAdriie commanding and took nine ~ ne parties
prisoners The Others scattered aaas cer.u TIE next
morning The persons arrested 49,. "A $40 - !, - 49,
tertiary as vAgrantA
caL0Ernss scHExE-Msjor James Mcmahon Is
engaged IN AlAhama in attempt form colony 70
settle the side Of Gulf California a. oiat
known Adler bay, thirty mile. south q The GAasdsn
treaty boundary.
DEArH or a. Old ARsY osylcKRsauausl Drvins Harri.
formerly IeutenAnf-ooloDel Of dragons in the United
States army and who served volunteer eapAiu under
Gen Scott at the battle Of Chippewa died il Boston the
22d alt
Fatal AFFRAY.-Lawrsncs Woodward, keeper 81 a zu-
scum Cncinnau was fatally stabbed On Thursday BY
two brothers named Wright
0S 4 TO TIE SoUrH-George Bancroft, ESQ the
historian sailed from New York on Saturday il the
Charleston for the South. He expects 70 visit
friends in North Carolina and 90 far south
Savannah II i the first tae be- has ever been south 81
VirginiA--so says the Baltimore Sun.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-08

yoaroLK, March s--yava Constructor Hart has eram-
ned the Jamestown and reports her eAworty but the OIL
attached her Disagree n the opinion survey viii
be ordered By the department.
The Banbrdge has been towed up the maynard The
officers state that the which caused her disaster
terrific in the Her last three guns anchors
and bulwarks carried away, and she otherwise
much injured. Her 0scers say she tine vessel
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-08

80 D e. wcsskGns. AsGss@@~es.
4 INTENSIVE EAEK 90 ExcEILENr FUANTrURE sSD
= h.~--nreEnH eHsr.n rasssssy 90 50 sarehs
- ~ 9cieck q ee rrssaeaos Eb~nnca, F-Nmsst
saaiA afenue siseen 4l-i
a~ffe - 49, .af~s.afe 80 snsests oalAsT~anx
Paw 4ftxaa-szusr n.&sa<any spasn4 asa~
tr1EH 80
&aMrA5~ 80 ~Nna. rAA1xs
GH SD Aans3sNy 4fsaaus -uaaasss irroT.
Hsa8@eun e,8eAs. sr4nAas@s
uesa4sE an2 taeF caf14aass GnxGx
IN bfsna~ asfehg sa~ars
PlcFmres, ch4aFitegs. ANfufes
aufns saf rsatra ubkrs
SFriuz . a. oa1e-~. crue.-eg1 chssrs
Haa6-asse bvaas-rls sersaf aad
Thfgs - a. caspstal 81 riorA
Ru9s uaarIiHE fpas, erase
Ep&n4eiud egfaas2 -
Mahnaany sd Afaas frrHra hctsfs@dw
ntas-snx ans tafTAu- xssa~sarsa4
sx3-irat ard turc wsrdcban
S~ersrxTy sna hpakcSs~. rstksf-
aa1hls isafh~f b~es
R-si halT bsaaes and paao~N
Bfanf-ns cesuarssi cueu7eFpanrs
Faas, aarr
hapdsaHs gnss fpuf rhsa esnset
krffiger@t1F ssdehssEa. sta- tNNe@
Fssnch SD and
tshfe rEacry,
81 range.
PArar sad ehRmhrr elssrs. styles
c0pesr cusgsA9 0~rsal~
Tegesher wlh asafr4gu~ns 81 kiicneu Frgnasss
Terus so nader, ereet a. sixt and
nlseg a5Ys satisfactorily aDaor~ea, seHfas airFr
Jas Z. INQUIRE,
waFrhF-d AsosDaes1
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-08

- On his continent you VIII have recourse % such
uru and persuasions as il rom Judgment win induce
- 70 abandon them.
i - sir, respectfully, your obeaent servant
VI. l. MARCY.
J..ns BucEEsAk, Esq- 4e- &c, &C
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-08

Srw YoaK March 7.-Cgsson Is unchanged, With mod
crate demand al revaas RATES. FourProcs have aTanoea
trfaesales n 900 bbls good ohio q - u e. -
sales q Teo bb southern a " ~ s15i Corn Asa g.
ped traesnes u a. o06 bushe western MIXED Al -
salS urnts Pork hru and uYwardsas Of old a
AZ Isl Beef l. unchxnxsd Lard upward and hrm-
whiskey i frrn--sxlss Il obis a. sIj4 cents.
BArrIaoaE March T.At sbs afternoon change Sour 3D.
rnncea Ig cents sales this morng v HowHra street
A. 81 g. IS. City Min o. 35 ~ So Wsenf i IN.
hanres-als u whits s. ~ 10 iar prime and 81 -
81 y for ordfnary good 70 prime reds Al ST. " q ~
Corn has sghty declined IN oonsrqu-0cs 81 hssvy reerF
sales II white - CENTS yellow 20 " esnta Tbs
gram sales activs Yesterday.
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TUE 0Oes in&ss
L sae ~ Ax ~ &are@. i.a4
nma Prscsr~ " n aSwas n o.
~ gssrs. A. s.
pvincpw .naF rscses N-ascsns. -z~era cs~~. NJ. y
snnnosey Fsr-s=irxy. sa~~es gssys - o.
easssuc~- Ergaasn w. rsanss~. ~ u.
MaAca Fa4ngxi ssn Wv @krnAeHTsf
~ u.
Frscfirsi A~snrss, a D. -msfh. N n
Ca,nfcn An~ AmfxrTf
seeo una~kna.x n.nssed afv r~ss
Fu.s o. frssaMaa %
$40 VILLAS " A. AIKEN M -
sep l-aswnsh0rH beA@
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rSGLI~a pRSwENs esrEH~ rs~ra this : " bot
r. m.nw ~ @Tursrvs Nl1x. k~n. gussnd
fss r~puf@sn af
rrafsu.e iststces Ex@nd wei 20 IN
nasln trun s~ sv~st - 90
h~ar ernuar~n~~ n~rn ~ss
ssNY Enrasnd IA oras = ssY psr.@n n ~
afls unssrss 81 me true iz<ac ~. -.
FAs~lh
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-08
Laser from Rio.

Nrw eKLxAws, March 5.-BY an arrival here We have
aYice uu Ris 10 the 18th January Which Is about one
week later thxn previous advices.
Tho supply coffee in Rio very hght the stock beng
reduced 20 bags American lots were seng Al Tour
min three The shipuenss we're hight
The View Orleans market i mnrh excited cxased By the
Rio a1rics sales today 81 sS bags Bio at 70 eent and
il now hse Ermy At lo1 The stock % hsnd a
present Is S 500 bags
The patical from Rio i wifhost sPesia moHsut
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-08

sAIETE--A salute - one hundred guns was fired or
the Boston Common Monday IN honor u the nHugura-
tiou Of FrnnkIin Pierce President two years ago
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-08
b Y TELE G PHI.


New YoRK, March THE Baltic sailed to-day nj IL a.
M for Liverpool, with IS passenger. and 81 III 600 in S
Gle Among her passengers the Marquis Taacorne
and Hon. John Appleton, secretary Of the American Legation
Mt London.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-08

NEW YonK March s0n and after the 10th Of April the
Nicaragua viii their former dates Of sail
ing the 5th and Goth Of each onthh- days
rs those for Aspingall-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-08

Bosros March 6Tbe Legislative committee appointed 10
report application for the removal Of Judge Loring
were session six hours to-day Theodore Parker advo
Gated bis removal upon the ground Of violation of moral
law and the law Of State and jastiying such violation.
E. II. Dana made argumens Of four hours length, IN
which he contended that the power Of removal by address
was intended only be exercised In extreme and IN
only instance years snee has Il ever been
appealed to- and then from the Of inc0petency
III exercised in this case he said hy party another
party Of different character might make tins precedent To
remove anv obnorous opponent for other whatever
Such removal would impair the integrity Of the Judiciary
and be a violation Of the constitution Of the State"
Wendell Philips closed the hearing befare the committee
IN behalf Of the petitioners.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-08

UKsy PLEASANT Re@uas - r-~9 &C No.
a-s la.h -rssa. her~vsn Nna n
Mar &-aAw
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-08

ANOTHER oFERkrIc FAnrREThe operate company the
New York Academy Of Music, under the management OF
Ole Ban has gone the way Of m predecessors The facts
attending the break up TINS related b correspond
snf.
aYesrrnii the contrnltu was announced 10 sing In m
extra entertainment SATURDAY. evening but she
failed appear the boards The triple partnership III
Ole BHll Max Marezek and Strakoseh Included also ii
appears the wives Of The aer and was the
source Of the whole squAbbis Mesdaues Maretzek and
StrakOsch monupoze and regain their lost spheres
prna donna and eantro their lords held the places
a conductor and impressario- Ths arrangement how
ever did not wurk The public wanted new singers from
the impressATio abroad Strakosch but 9rt-
coming 40 Ole Bull undertook engage the yestval on
bis responsibility Now the gossips say that
YesrraT engaged, than the other ladies eabaed
against her, and resolved 70 overthrow Gust her
general civil in the whole troupe followed EtstF
thinking herself Sighed n0t Insuted IN variety Of
wayz refused 10 sing fh< SATURDAY. concert and hence
The smash up All the Artsies engaged the acsdenY
discharged this m0rung-tne most o. them uupaa.
They 70 have meeting ~ tk over their rtsOrtnnfs
but card from the management states that Al just Chains
against the concern VIII - due timer be houorea'
TN AssEI GAHn1u AZ uoxr-Ths Glasgow Mail u
fhs l2th Of February that John Orr nieaamea
TIE Angel Gabriel has arrived home from New York
en- he steamer Glasgow. ltsayss
most dssonAni sereeching sound from the steamer
reached The carr Of the launEcr The quay and IN whch
vas soon recognised the od familiar wHrngis q John
Orr alias the Angel Gahrieig trumpet IA the rrse
Cd The wharf The Angel ~ discsrd only recognised
~ has old acquaintance b hAzrn elemE which be
carried for he appeared oy 10 bAve become convert
70 the besrd movement but 70 allow his hair grox until
i hang over his shoulder lie sprung upon the quay,
took np bis old position the large gas lamp pillar bcw
blast or two On his trumpet and shortly harsngued =
head whch he had resolved il Canada and the United
States Ia dong battle with PoperF sAsa he would talk
ne people q Srernock for hours Monday wight II his
adventures and hairbrcadth escapes among tie Yankees
wheeled round and rushed Up quay going 90 10 Glas-
gov b. the railway train"