The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-31

u p Manchester the writer knew where BE- could
b. found There being formal criminal accusation pend
ing against Manchester the mayor teegraphed il reply
that be q nothing which would legally warrant
his arrest
AazsrAzr nEcTuH-The Rev Leonidas PoIk, Episcopal
bishop q the diocese d Louisiana and rector u Trinity
church a New Orleans has associated with himself
stAnt the Rev Or Cotton formerly Of Washngion
city
BRAns SEEDEr.Ths Boston correspondent Of Tho Paw
tucst Gazette SAYS that Governor Gardiner viii retain
Mr. Clifford in his Office Of attorney general Mr. Clifford
waited upon him tender his nation but the Governor
warmly demonstrated The writer adds that the Governor
feels the deficiency q the party in talent and often
AIludss TO il
ARKAxsAg-E r. English has been elected chief justice
Of the Arkansas supreme court In place Of Geo G Wat
kins resigned Judge English ranks high In biz pro
fes5ion.
A GOVERNOR n I FRAcAs-We learn from the St. Pauls
Minnesotian Of the 10Th instant that BY the Of
Collins auctoneer Of 81 Paus called Governor Cor
man Of Minnesota upon business in the course Of which
an alteration ensusd between them which ended by
the governor knocking Collins down The affair to
be ndcialy investigated before justice Of the peace
SINGULAR pEArH D. TWO uEReYMEN--A despatch to the
Columbia Times dated the 25th instant from Charlotte
n c. says
The Rev Cyrus Johnson d. D. 81 this town died very
suddenly Of apopexy, this morning 10 omnibus whilst
going To the railroad depot He his way TO Fort
Mills for the purpose Of marrying gentleman and Lady
this evening He the second clergyman who had been
engaged to perform The ceremony The Rev a. s. Watts
Who had been engaged for the same purpose died the
day appointed for the wedding and buried yesterday
Or. johnson viii be buried tomorrow
IcE-The Bostonians who were trembling for their ice
crop have the operation Of filing their houses
having enabled by the late cold weather Ice
ten inches thick il obtained in that neighborhood
GENEROUS elFr-Tbe young women employed in the
factory Of Messrs. Fagg Baldwin Milford Con-
neccut have contributed ninety dollars the relief Of the
poor IN New York.
PmcEs or LAND Il KAxsAs-A letter from KANSAS says
in the counties the Missouri river adjoining Kansas
land is worth from $40 $50 per In Platte county
within fifteen miles Of Weston be bought for less
than SIS, while much Of il viii bring $50 an acre.
Dun AT NEW ORLEAxs-Two scions says the New Or
leans True Delta Of the 24h -four first families experiment.
cd with cold steel yesterday The Metare ridge the
Firemens Cemetery. One Of the parties got wounded
pretty severely the From what could learn
last night several other affairs Of honor likely 10
grow Of yesterdays difficulty
NEW EseLAxp rim ron suRAsroPol-The Middlesez
Tru Brothers disters engaged in filing orders
for this native juice 90 to the Crimea. They get 45
cents per gallon and boast Of making tetos hundred dollars
a neck Think Of that in these hard timesT
HARD TIMES AND THE srAaE-A young lady {says a
New York paper made successful debut al the Meropo
itau Theatre on Saturday night under the of Mary
Agnessn III the Love Chase" Miss Agnes is the daugh
ter of sea-captan Of respectable family and
forward under the pressure Of circumstances with which
too many wealthy citizens have recently been forced
to become familiar.
DEAD HEADsAt the Grand Opera in Paris they used
issue until within short time the number Of
100 free tickets whilst the house holds only 3I00 per-
sons The new administration, not exactly liking this
state Of things appointed committee to investigate the
matter.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-At Columbia, the 26th instant
the old chapel Of the South Carolina College and the last
wing were destroyed by fire. Loss, 100000
The ABscogpISG CASHIER or iEpANA.-Frank May, the
abscondnr cashier of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Of Indianapolis writes from Csesine, Ohio Col May
his uncle and the Of the bank that he only took
$1,000 and regrets his extremely that he did
contemplate leaving hours before he departed and has
not retnrn As there is law in Indiana for
such cases suppose that Mr. May viii get off scot free
Col MAY SAYS however that the taken certainly
exceeds ST Oo0 and that the twohour part Of the story
false as Frank gave orders the night before be reused
earlier than usual and moreover appears have arranged
matters for this event some days beforehand.
HEAVY RECEIPTS OF CuTroz-The New Orleans Bulletin
notices the arrival of sixteen thousand bales of
at that port the I'D inst Business in all its branches
active.
DE SoTo DISCOVERING MIsgIssPPI.-Poweil's great
painting Of De Soto discovering the Mississippi which is
TO worthily FIJI panel in the Rotundo Washington
il now on exhibition ut Carroll Hall in Baltimore
A RAILROAD CONDUCTOR KHLED-A despatch from Troy
New York, says:
conductor freight train Of the Central railroad
named O. A. Curtis instantly killed this morning bv
striking his head against beam in Cohoes bridge He
was on top OF the the time Of the accident and
stood with has back turned towards the bridge and striking
il broke his neck
ARREST oF ANOTHER RaRHaR,-Nr. Hobrook the
post Office agent Hartford Connecticut caused the arrest
few days since Of the ticket master Wamantic Of the
View London ard Palmer railroad for robhng the mails
The evidence Of his guilt il conclusive
THT Ono RIvER.--On Saturday last the Ohio was not
navgable above Cncnna in consequence Of the accum-
ation Of ice
TIA MARRIAGE o. Miss JUIIA DEAK-The New Orleans
Delta Thus formally the marriage Of the fair
Julia:
We learn from contemporary that Miss Julia Dean
married Dr. Hayne Galveston last SATURDAY. aE
ernouu In the evening she performed IN the uncbback
but should have thought The Wife or The Honey
moon would have been s more appropriate plav Health
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