The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-20

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81 Fsr barre making aggregs,s q SIT 30 or lot
LErrurr-Ez-Pr-sideuf Tyler i annouaesa . deliver
lecture before The Maryland lnsttuts BAmore th sve
ning.
REuurn oorrOs A. sAvauAA-Ths Savannah Re-
Publcan says:
i VII be by rferenos prices-currsnt that
he reePi' q cotton = this port the present season e.
the cotsnyard a. tie central depot informs that there
Aye been = the depot this winter many II 900 bales
- time Cotton i stiL coming forward rapidly the r.
ctps ~ The Central road averaging 1000 haies day
THAL KIssAsE ToR FoEsKKY-Tbe trial Of Kiss4ns IN
New York for bank forgery has assumed unfAvorabs
aspect for the prisoner Findlay Aooompcs who was
arrested In Baltimore has plead guilty 10 one Indictment
and turned States evidence.
DEArA--Fanny Smith BaIHtt wiis uf 4 Q BuHirt 81
The New Orleans Picayune, died On the llth instant
THE CkLsyOESIA sTxAxEKs--Tbe Nicaragua Company
have concluded the running Of their steamers
semweekly alternating with the AsPinwa steamers The
intended change them once fortnight smultAne-
ously with the other line having been abandoned
A DESPERATE CHARAcrER-On the sth instant il Monroe
county, Illinois G. W Lacy constable who entering
wood-cutter shnny island No 10 in the Mississippi
river arrest George W Evans for murder commit
ted under arocous circumstances shot dead By the
latter After Lacy had fallen the ground Evans drew
revolver and shot bis victim again although be al
ready quite dead. lie then fired NJ Mr. Huhnrn who
had accompanied the constable AreAns his arm severely
and made his escape
VINO WANTS 4 BoY BABY THE Cleveland Plain Dealer
tells the following story
A young lady about seventeen fair and well dressed
giving her Raymond and attended only BY
child and bAnd-box went from hotel 70 boarding
house in this city the plea that il cheaper 10 board
By the week than pay hoieng BY The day; said she
waiting the arrival of her husband who a
chanic in Buffalo As soon howeEe A. she could manage 70
decap she did So leaving attle brc1 the mercy Of
the boardinghouss mistress who straightwny turned
to the care OF the town
TRExRpous HAn-sroRx LoUsvnLh--0n Friday
night last Louisville was visited with tremendous hail
storm The ha-sones least inches in crcuIn-
ference and they down with such force break
in roofs and demolish skyIghts and considerable other
damage was dor
THE PooLE ) Ave learn from the New York pa
pe that the corDner jury in the Poole rendered the
following verdict on Saturday last
ave find that the death Of NJ. Poole was caused by
gnnshot wound from pistol the hands Of Louis Baker
Stanw1 Hall IN broadway on the morning o. the 18TH
Of February 1855.
ave find that James Turner and Patrick Mclaughlin,
alias Paudeen guilty Of aiding and abetting in the
murder Of Mr. Poole
aWe find John Hyler Cornelius Linn and Charles Wan
| Pelt guilty accessories before the fact
ave likewise find John Morissey guilty Of an assault
with intent take the life of W Poole and that he
accessory the murder Of said VIM Poole by assoca
ton on the evening preceding the murder
I'VE likewise find james Irwin accessory before the
fact"
We likewise learn that the clipper baruue Grapeshot skill
ed on Saturday evening last in pursuit Of Baker She il
fully equipped with picked and officers Tom Hyer
goes in her The Grapeshot goes by the gratuous offer Of
George Law esq The Grapeshot takes out eight police
officers and crew Of twelve
DrrARrrHE or rHr CasapA--The Canada saiied from
Boston for Liverpool Saturday morning with 70 pas
sengers for Liverpool and sixteen for Halifax She takes
out s. ,s5s in specie.
THE KEW KKxoa on New HAxPszEz--Ths Hartford
Times says Of the newlelected governor Of New Haup
shire:
aMetcalf was, until within few weeks Nebraska
anti Maine law democrat He received the knowno1hing
nomination and accepted il the fee-scilsrs questioned
him and he answered rhen their satisfaction the Maine
law questioned him. and he ont fully In faTor of
their Inv he turned rpand squsey every question
meet the of all the factions the wings eeolers
Mane-aw men, and know-nothings all supported him"
THE nu1losA1HEs or NEW YoRk-A volume Of eighty
three pages has been issued in View York comprising
list Of the wealthy citizens Of that place being says the
Home journal practically directory for the Of char
liable associations ladies in search Of eligible matches
and all tnai OF people who eomeness IN any
thing unles the almighty dollar the bottom Of it.
Accompany ring each name is history, in little setting
forth that the subject Of it began poor bog
THE EarrLE or ErFAroRlAWe have already published
the English version Of alleged great victory Of the
Turks over the Russians Eupators letter from Ber
lin dated 2Ith ultimo says
Adriees from St Peierseurgh Of this days date state
that the following despatch had been received from Prince
Menschkof dated the 18th February On the lth por-
tion OF the troops encAnped In the neghhorhood Of kupa-
toria made reconnaissance against the town TO Within
distance Of ESQ yardE tgses They opened crossre Of
artillery and ia short time succeeded in disnounng
rorn Of the enernys guns and ia blowing up veeassons
N ammunition Having ASSURED himself that Furatsria
was defended by $4,000 and 100 guns Gen Chruef
who commanded the detachment gave orders 70 retire out
Of range which WAS done in perfect order
following from the Cleveland Leader
grand military enranpraent has been rssolrs to be
held in tins city on the 4th of July next AL The uniform
ed military the State viii tie invited Invitations Will
lie addressed also buffalo Rochester PttsbGrg and De
troit TIE whole military strength Of this city viii De sx
sted 10 make il the grandest military pageant ever held IN
thp "a Of Juiy and last four aaysbreaking mp On the
4 eth
A p.nx nAr--The following appears 10 the Cleveland
! Leader Of the 18th instant:
Last Sunday was The darkest day that hav.
since The Aigse al the sun Lights necessary AT mid
een prevalent over wide space one Of cur Cincinnati
exchanges SAYS that lights necessary in that city 81
the breakfast and dinner tables aid unt aftsr three O'clock
10 me afternoon il was hruif read without the aid o.