The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-19

sbort u funas-haant Tie neaessary needfui Here
YES q something The would-be bride lad even
thought & TO remedy tie matter far possible how
eg % made the Ulowag proposition to her lie being
n reoeipf q good saafy should the greater poF
en q r and give he money 10 her 70 keep that they
Should postpone The time month, when ey would br
united To this she asserted and our hero forth with
co1anaenced 70 carry out his laudsAe intenuon Every
week be gave her than half his salary and
squeeze u short time sbe bad quite Of money 10
her possession belonging 70 him. Meantime another came
andssoH Ar The sequel 81 il al H. the female and her
neN found lover married, and sway with The
earnings 81 The cnsOd spiior who Aeeced oct u
nearly s30t He viii do nothing il the matter consider
ing thai e hs made fortunate escape from marriage
connection which ae might have had cause 70 repent
AUD LANG sxyE-Tutzls cHAyGrs-A correspondent Of
The Unitarian paper New York describing tie Phi eia
Kappa exercises At Cambridge, says AAs 1t closing we
sang Aaie Lang Syue together with elasTea hands il m
70 ny lo take tAe hand Of old Dr. Bescher who the
hearty Joined Ia the song beat lime with
the other great boys Surely these new days; ana
when remembered that ia boyhood this excellent
yeEllgEnan identified with The most suphuroas
style q preaching and dogaaiic exeasveness coald
hardly believe my eyes and II seemed ike dream
or haliaeiaaionihe singing q Aud Lag Syne with
Lyman Beecher after generous Grafton from his
mirthfainess7
CHsuKxGE EXTRAORDINARY Wm Qairk, candidate for
constable 81 the first justices court ID New Orleans ca
leases his competitor, John VI Nader, esI, public
discussion Of the various issues between them her
oHcslly, anecdocaliy vocaly, usrameatay, other
wise
A DEATH A IrLL--We copy the
following from The Piitsburg Chronice Of the l4th
@On Saturday morning, abont O'Clock, Mrs Acker-
about sixty years Of age, 10 her death in the
following horrible The deceased resided a
tarm Owned By Mrs- Bailv in Upper 81 Clair township
nearly opposite this city On Saturday morning her
absent from the farm serving has city customers with
milk and the other members Of the family busy
gagged in The field harvesting On returning about O'clock
he discovered his mother lying on the ground short
distance from the house buil which kept The
farm had attacked and completely diseubowelled her.
The animal portion Of the deceaseds entras hanging
his horns which indicated the savage brutality with
which the attack vas made
NORFOLK PoRTssouIH sUFFERERsWe learn that the
Subscriptions this object in New York already
s. 500 and viii be largely increased Liberal snbscrip
tons have also been made in Philadelphia and Baltimore
FATHER MAr4HEw.-Tbe Rev. Theobold Matthew has re-
manned London since bis rearn from Madeira, for The
purpose or obtaining medical advice His friends win he
glad 70 hear that his health Is improved
nEAL SArIyE-William Walker, half-breed OF the
Wyandot tribe Of Indians--a Of education and Of
wcslih and who goTes il his Indian boodis spoken Of
a candidate for Congress in Kansas.
ESCAPE OF sEyESrY-rwo BOYS FRoI HousE Or REFUsr-
We copy the following from the New Orleans True Delta
Of the I2th instant:
@Heria street in coumotion yesterday evening
ing stampede among the boys in the house Of refuge
seyenty-two AZ whom bolfei dash, making bee
line for the woods Tie plan of their escape well laid
and need be attributed any Of vigilance the
par. 81 the officers most Of whom duty at the
trae IN the rear Of the cssoo gate which i com
pstely masked by It,
While a majority Of the boys were Up stairs going
throRgh their religious exercises under the instructions
Of the Rev Mr. Brown the secretary Of the board Few Of
the old hands and inoorTgibe vagabonds secreted
themselves in the Of The espoDl and Of the obser
.aiion Of the officers and managed to cut away the bar
that secured the gate This being accomplished the boys
signal from their fsglenan, made rush for the OPEN
ing ana already remarked Eeventytwo succeeded in
Ia ing their escape before ne stampede eoua pc aTeed
This stampede maF shock The questionable philanthropy
Of Of The fathers Of the refuge bar 1t will be great
saving to The city treasury ia ts present rekety siae
AMETcAs crlprERs Axp FErscu srEAxrRs-A letter
from Paris says
Several of the large American cpper-ships have re-
turned Marsees from their FIRST trip the Crinea and
again bang loaded for the destination among
thsm tie Monarch of the Sea which will take 400 troops
600 horses and 1900 Of military stores The Golden
Gate will take nearly the same number Of men and horses
and q large quantity of material. The Nayarino,
line-obatIe ship detailed TO accompany the eeebrn
ted clipper e Great Republic, and if necessary, to tow
her; bot il appears The latter obliged TO keep under
her tbrea topsas enable the Aararno TO keep up with
Ter. The French officers utterly confounded at her
BeetDess
article upon the high rents in that city, says:
We wouldn't be vulgar for The world but. vulgar or
not say that friends the landlords hare Bit
ten their Of and mistake They stick high prices
on their houses let and let them GO They ask
enormous rents and get them for about ree-qGarers Of
their property while the remaining fourth goes nocCupe
by rats reaches ghosts and forth The Real Es
journal that there vacant property let
now than there has been the great panic in 1881 In
Brooklyn il IS about the property fetehes about half
its value when forced sale and yet unwilling holders
cannot rent the that years ago
Sir Isaac when his boots burning rang the bell for
servant 10 remove the gratenever dreaming it cheap
er 10 haul up lis foot landlords of the phil
esophc family That reduction Of TO suit the times
would take their houses Of their hands has
occurred to them that half loaf better than
bread
FARa work AZ gTEAm-It is stated that a company in
Ohio Il engaged ii making portable steam engines be
used or various agricultural purposes sach threshing
wiunowng sbang and grinding corn, &c. Il is also
serted that 1900 reapng machines have been made
and sold this country during the present year The cost
u the maehints amounted 10 nearly S2sCoo,0e0.
a sHonr sErARlrTox-on Monday week Mr. Benjamin
NJ. Fora well-knowu business man. Of Oswego, New
York attended ihe funeral Of his father, Capt Augustus
Ford Al SAcLetts Harbor. On Monday last he himself
died and was buedather and having been separated
but . single week
CAVALRY HoRsrz-Col ". J. Hardse and Capt. OHars
are now il Wheeling yrgnia for the purpose Of par
chaEing horses for The United States cavalry.
BABY EsTABtIsi,sEST-The usual establishment lssys
r. ID lsalz-