The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-26

the same in all languages The heart has no vernacuar
and i requires knowledge Of any other tongue
dersand and to enjoy the vivid expression Of Raches
face the kndng of her eye the emotions conveyed by her
changing features the majesty of her carriage il we may
y believe the verdict of the world.
Rachel has been subjected the ordeal OF every crt
cs she has been put to the test OF the judges
mat Europe can produce and she has been tor
than heen years the queen Of the French dramathe
4 disputed mistress Of the
I Her arrival here will give our people au intellectual
treat such rarely be enjoyed and hope
that they VIII be prepared to appreciate it. We under
stand moreover that the pieces in which Rachel is
pear have been translated into English and printed in
boa languages afford opportunity to the pub
lie to follow the performance with the book
To THE CzARThe inverness (Scotland) Courier says
BY the last American mail newspaper arrived Liy-
erpool addressed TO Ear Alexander ESQ., Emperor of Roo
SHE Rooshe Europe The sortingclerk at Liverpool
probably mistakng the address for Rossshre the pa
per in the Liverpool bag 10 Inverness whence it had be
sent southwards again We hope the may please
the poteniate for whom, we presume il is intended
| FOUND IN PESssyLvAsIA,-A supposed dia-
mond of extraordinary has recently been found in Lam
caster county Pennsylvania and deposited in Professor
Phillips Office Philadelphia. 1t 10 coloress, perfectly
crystalline resembling drop OF clear spring water in the
middle of which you will perceive strong light playing
with good deal of spirit The geologist does not
1t to be Of the first water although there not the
least doubt oft being of considerable value Offers of
Importance it is said have been declined for it, Nothing it
is supposed like discovered before in the Uni
ted States
AN AWKWARD PREDIoAAEST.--Last Saturday evening"
just at dusk, two young gentlemen who were bathing in
Miami river at Dayton perceived scamp running off with
their clothes They instantly ashore and gave chase
but without and they compelled to betake
themselves to aquatic sports until the evening far
enough advanced 10 enable them to gain their boarding
house impoverished This feat they accomplished about
midnight after unpleasant with the mos
quitoes and dogs
A LARGE FAMny.-The York (Pa) Advocate says there
is family residing in the neghborhood of that place
three members of which, the father mother and eldest son.
weigh conformity, hundred and y-one pounds The
father As years DID, weighs 1874 pounds the mother 43
years old, weighs 2l0 pounds the son, Is years old,
weighs 207 pounds
rRotT- vILLAeEThe village of Barcelona, on
Lake Erie contains lG9 inhabitants who follow troush
ing for living taking, average, 1900 pounds per
day. for eight months in the year. which, at four per
pound would yield The sum of $4,000.
You've BosAr IN THE CRnEA-Mrs lie Vert OF
Mobile writing n Paris, thus speaks of young Bona
parte, late of Baltimore
Tell NJ that his friend Jerome Bondpgrte has greatly
distinguished himself and has done great honor to his
West Point training He is the aid Of of the generals
and is the medium Of communication between the French
and English he speaks the two languages equally we'll
He always in the midst of the battle and has had two
horses shot under him, but yet has escaped wound
The Emperor is proud Of him. and the French soldiers call
him the brave American Bonapare'"
NoTABLIrIEs AT MISUNDERSTANDING the arrivals at New
port Archbishop Hughes; Bishop Porter of Mobile;
H. Jean Corneille Gevers charge daares, Netherlands;
and Harrison Mard the American tenor of Boston. The
first hop of the took place at the Bellevue House
last week Madame LAGRANGE, prma donna, present,
magnifcently dressed and danced spendidy. The first
concert Of the season. by the Germana Musical Society
| wss given Saturday evening at the Atlantic House.
PROGRESS OF Twenty-Five years ago the
Prophet Joseph Smith organized the Mormon Church
with six members At the present time the Church in
Utah Territory contains three presidents seven apostles
two thousand and twentysx Seventies seven hundred
and fifteen high rricsta, nine hundred and nneJfour ell
ders FIVE hundred and fourteen priests, four hundred
and teachers two hundred and twenty-seven
deacons besides the usual ratio of persons in training for
the ministry yet ordained and four hundred and
eighty mine missionaries abroad. During the six months
ending with the beginning of last nine hundred ana
sixty five children born in the Territory of Utah. two
hundred and seyentyeg persons died. four hundred and
seventeen baptized in the Mormon faith, and
eighty six were communicated from the Church.
CONFESSION OF MAYpKnsYThe JanessiIle Standard says
it learns that aybery the man who was hung the other
day by mob, after being convicted ofmurder few mo-
mens before he suspended and while the fatal moose
al did kill Alger; have killed two other men in my
life; and kill me as quick rs you can
LATE FROM HAvANA-The Havana correspondent OF the
New Orleans Picayune under date of July l5 writes:
aFrom all appearances, we, here in the Havana are
again on the very of repetition of those dreadful
scenes which took place recently and which struck
every heart with and dsmay Seor b. Gener has
been once arrested and placed in confinement in the
Punta Fort He Is charged learn, with being concerned
with others in employing French sculptor who was recent
y in this city, named Garbele make plaster bust OF the
murdered Ramon Pintol
aThis bust presented to Mrs. Pinto by some of the
friends of her late husband, and forthwith Gen. Concha
was made aware through of his numerous spies, of
the circumstance Policemen at once placed in and
about the residence of Mrs Pinto and all her servants
examined know the Of the gentlemen who were
in the habit of visiting her. and who it who presented
her with the bust The sculptor, GABRIELLE was also ex-
amined as TO the names Of the parties by whom he was
employed The result has been the Of Senior Gener
and that too previous to the decision of the conso de
vision respects the former accusation against him being
made known to him. or to the public II is anticipated
that various other parties will also be arrested and that
there will be further shedding of blood which, pray
Heaven may not prove to be the result.
"On the 18th instant the captan-general was enter
tanned at dinner and grand ball after by the Marquis
Esteba taias Decias.n) Even Marquis may have an
alias this elegant villa this city at the Cerro The
affair, understand was a very sumptnous one
"The United States soop-ofwar Falmouth is at this
time in this harbor and the United States surveying
schooner Varna arrived yesterday from Pensacola
Our city continues unusually healthy, and it would al
most appear the period known here the sicky
son will pass by without yellow fever any other disease
being endemic We have frequent rains, which to