The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-10

stnre Wal e wanting "a ~ c1fy 70 outraged people II
4 falls 20 A6oFt rgcmps suppress unjust and
dsrepuaes practices d backs TIE cTcazton az the frse
banks has been reduced y ass maoss a dollars and he
saA'e sAnks @lllion within he past year the
ten having cheay taken place within the Last tx nonh1
This wAs thAn hAlf ne P~Per orculasi0a q TIE
state.
sAoE skxUFAcrrHxsweh hear slst shout one tiaousan
persons ineladng msn women and ehiidren oui 81
employment il Lynn Massachusetts, The shoe nanGf&e-
iureFs hare besH obliged contract their business which
throws many ont q work says the Essex BAnnsr.
GANE-QuAu from Ohio and Other western States are
selling In he streets a New York for g. Is per dore and
prairie ben 81 = Per pair
HoEEmLK BEArH-A DErszEx w8sAS SKA
gentleman Informs says The Detroit AdvsrseT t4s
As he wss passing Monday evening Up L&yetts
be san crowd passing in and Of The hOvels ID
thai vicinity. Our informant catered Lying bed Of
rags were the literally roasted remains IL young wonAn
with jas life sAough peaps be conscious Of her
don Ia The absence Of all the other members Of the
h0ase she had become completely intoxicated and her
clothes taking s probably fro he stove she was ana
be 70 leave her chair till from her iee her meek she
brOiied to crisp. Anrr examination BY physi-
clan, she pronounced past recovery and in min
ates Aer expired We have been able 70 learn the
name Of ihe unforiun&ie female
DEArB oy AN Acrox-TAe New Orleans PlcAyune an
the death in that city, q Mr. Redmond Ryan
well-known actor.
RAnAokDs Is Micmsax-Tbere are 4s4 miles q rail-
road completed in the Stats Of Michigan
PnIADEEr1aa ncKrs YsoxSThs direct foreign uay,ora-
this port daring 1854 amounted Sls T8S
OF this aouai s. so3 ISL for dry gooase heaviest
item, 81 ,4ls573, being for cotton goods
ocKaS srEaxEEs-The performances Of some Of the
lines Of steamers during The last rear given
follows
Sailing east Sailing west
Coliinsls average time ----.,.lid 81 I'D IN
CunArds ................ild. i4h. lad l5h
Breuens !" .--.--...-.l3d. lsh. l5d iIh
TaE BLACK swAx-Ths Black swan Who recpntly
returned from very successful European tour viii give
concert in Philadelphia Friday night sAnsom-s,rees
Hall
respondent Of the Boston Post writing from Smyrna says
We found the bride sngross-aegxea ia state in one
Of the small huta position she had occupied since the
preceding Wednesday, and would occupy until the We'd
nesdAy following when her hnery wona Il laid aside
probably forever and she would begin looking after the
deakrys driving the eame and performing variety Of
aborous services for her future lord the other
DO who like their Indian sisters hare all the drndgerr
teir tr,t on their shoulders The bride wore
looking headdres OF feAthers flowers and linking
mens which thrown thin roseeoloyed woollen
but now, the ceremony passed thrown back
Her dress seemed he Of quite andsosns sken material
probably told descended from her grandmotbes
be in transmitted TO her poEterstv Rarely do the
recipients have opportunity OF appearing in this
grand except the occasion Of their wedding
that there much danger Of IFS getting and
never gets Of fashion among these primitive people
who give themselves anxiety whatever about the latest
cut presented the bride with bouquet which though
well received evidently suffered somewhat in comparison
with few small coin pat into her hand by If oar
party We walked about while among the donkeys dogs
us BIZ woman who baking fat piece of iron
over FIRE Of sticks the ground and then took de-
parture much interested II could say charmed
with what we had seen.
TIN ExRsBoa NAPoEEos--The Paris correspondent Of
the New York Jonrnsl Of Commerce writes follows
an the llh inst about half past II O'Clock in the Rue
dn Fanbourg ST. Homer to the Palace yaaeNapo-
leon Ss EEpesor whc foot, ard without
particular companion ne remarkably well dress
ed single gsnernsn he walked al easy F.ees and
drew special notice probably because be known to
bit few Of the passengers al the moment The Preach
have ben ruled by who rendered his person
familiar ths multitude His aspect Is, the whole
that Of corplexionA viger though the cheeks be still
palld'
Coon FoE Bosrus I'VE zee by the New York papers
ths, Mr. Timothy C. Leeds Of Boston, made New Year
eak On Fashion and Famine in that city, and gave enc
hundred dolsrs s starving poor Of the Five Points