The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-30

deers being trimmed with wrcaths of evergreen and c.
the sexton OF Grace church. without whom nobody be
ishonsby entertained married buried announced 10
hs sweet yery voice. the arrival Of the gnests And such
Jam As lar the could extend in either direction
The lined with magnificent carriages convey
society.
Among the distinguished guests observed Commo-
dore Perry and LADY ex-Psident John Tyler and lady
Mira Gardner and Ars Breknan Mrs Colonel Thorns !;
Mr. and Mrs Pyne Hon Mr. Sidell United States senator
rom Louisiana, and LADY, who i cousin OF the bride
Commodore Hudson and family; Mfs General Winfield
Scots Ars Charles OConor Rev Peter Sparks and lady
q New Jersey parents Of the groom Mrs. and Miss Van
horn iiss Russell the Jays II am speaking after
the manner OF New Workers. and take II for granted that
erybody knows whom i the Liyipgstous the
Stuysesans the De Peys,ersi the Stevenses in short all
ihe recognised fashonables of New York. Among the
younger portion Of the gness there very many pretty
grs and the display OF elegant fossss truly superb
TAR exceeding any similar display this season
The bride the most magnificent dress that have
ever beheid Il consisted Of white satin, hounced with
rows Of very rare and expensive laee fabric beau
tf and costly than pont lace this Iooped with
orange blossoms and issanin The veil Of the
description Of lace very long and full The dress al
though 50 rich and beautiful exguisely and in
good taste She ornaments but plain of dia-
moud eyedrops and orange blossoms. Her bouquet
composed OF bridal flowers resting socket Of massive
gold The handkerchief carried by the bride the
which received the premium at the CRYSTAL Palace fair
and cost $3.50. 1t splendid article. Those whose
opinions quoted here ii the finest bridal dress
ever seen IA New York. and cost nearly S5,0oep
FmeHrFuL DEATH FROM ayDRoruoBtA--A CHILD aTrEx
ny cArThe Loekport Journal relates the following
distressing
little girl, aged three years living on Monroe street.
died on Wednesday evening from the effects of bite by
rabd She bitten weeks over the eve
the wounds exhibiting prints of the teeth The cal
bad been bitten, by dog which ascertained be
rabd and the parents being alarmed submitted the
Dr. Moore of Gosport No decided symptoms OF the hor-
ribe disease however, manifested until Saturday
the 18TH when drowsness and excitability
the approach Of fluids exhibited BY the child On
Sunday the poor sufferer wild and frantic and during
the day thrown into violent spasns The commissions
which shook the frame of the patient edoubed it'll
fright intensity at the approsch Of fluids every
repeng Its vicinity with spasmodc horror The disease
Monday, exhibited sill more definite symptoms Of mad
FISHING OF the eye and frohing of the mouth
companying the commissions Drs. Leonard and Gould
called and administered chorofom, which Temporal
rly produced quoting effect but relief beyond the
skill of The awful suerings the child were pro-
racted until Wednesday evening" when il relieved by
DEATH
A wospgRFrL acknowledgements Notwithstanding
machine il in operation in New York. and is thought to
give evidence of decided practical utility in large printing
establishments Each machine viii distribute but size
Of type but Jet may beso constructed to be easily adapt
ed to the different sizes Of small type. If worked by hand
boy distribute twelve thousand ems per
hour and with possibility Of OF single
type whereas by the usual process of distribution by
hand, three thousand about the average. The
chine be worked by s,eam, and then
tend TO three OF them making the total distribution in
hour $4,000 ems.
VALUABLE cARGo.-Ship Polynesia which sailed from
San Francisco November II for New York. has board
cargo valued per manifest at $3s3ooo.
Too MUca BUSINESS on Hasp-The As,or House regency
headed by Weed (says the Albany Register getting
good deal Of business its hands The prospect now is
that Congress will not be organized before New Years day.
when probably the regency viii feel called upon lend
hand organize the Legislature here In consequence Of
this diyided attention matters may suffer.
A rAx-ngEozsgo erry---The finance committee Of the
board Of aldermen ays the New York Mrror have added
nearly half million the estimates of Mr.. Comptroller
Fegy that the gross be raised year by
tax will be about eight aud hatf millions Of dollays
A DISTRESSED ARTsr--The following appears in l.ts
number of the New York Express;
"Mr T. Doughty, the landscape painter we are panied
10 learn lies very low AZ the Napoleon Hotel in Hoboken
III health and the privations incident his profession
have sorely affected his mind and body We presume the
mention Of the sarrings of this artist will
be sufficient TO awaken sympathy in bis behalf"
Heavy BusIsEss-Tt Is stated that the daily sales Of A.
T. Stewart Il Co.. Of New York, for the last week. have
amounted to from $4,000 TO Ss5,ooo With the latter
sum- it ia said the head Of the house satisfied
re thought il should have reached 100000.
SoaErHrNe rHAvKLLER.-The New. York Observer
thus announces the return Of one Of its editors:
Richard G. Morse esq of the senior editors Of this
paper arrived ia this city Friday last from very
tended aud interesting journey. In the month OF January
1884 be left this port in the clipper ship Flying Cloud
sailed around Cape Horn to California after brief visit
San Francisco he sail Ia the vessel passed
through the Sandwich islands and arrived safely China
For six rscnth he resided at Macao visiting other places
and being AZ Canton during those frsh executions
counts u which he furnished for our readers
:" From China he Batavia in Java, and after
travelling ia the interior OF the island he Bremen
in Germany passed through Prussia Austria Italy, witz
erlaud Holland made excursion into Norway returned
Rotterdam and thence by ship reached this city after
absence Of twentyrec months la these interesting
travels be has been accompanied by his youngest SON
whose health Of the objects that induced the
voyage
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