The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-06-15

n bAis'h hsiAth IN booipS 10 BE shffLEo--A BOstoh
paper states that the Hon Charles G. Loring and John
Foster esq have been chosen assgnees by the creditors
Samuel Sandfard Of that city. The mortgage and floating
debts Of Mr. Sanford reported 10 be 100000 and
the assets were variousy estimated at from 100000 TO
slooooo This heavy Of assets consists mostly
Of centray-suaed real estate in Boston city.
Tue ESTABLISHMENT OF 4 REruRsEp CaLrFoasrAS--
crowd of people says the New York Journal Of Comnerce
gathered around dashng carriage that stood in front
Stuarts store yesterday afternoon having its panels
crest &C. and otherwise decorated with various devices all
Of California gold The horses harnesses mounted
with gold very deliberately and polished The esab
shment is said TO belong "a returned Californian
CANADIAN RIFLEMEs FOR THE CamEA--A company Of
sixty Canadian volunteer remen passed through Albany
New York, the 18th inst their way to Boston Mas
sachuset where they expected take ship for CONSTANT
nople, being bound to the Crmea
BIsnor OSDERDosK on NEW YoaK.--Bishop Onderdonk
who is allowed salary Of S25oo instead Of $4,000 which
his salary before his suspension, does not give his
cept in full but account when payments made. In
the time if he has right to the whole former salary
the debt constantly increasing and he his hears may
bring suit at law to recover il with interest
SOMETHING sTaANeE--We learn from the Boston Post
that Ex-Governor Boutwell, Of Massachusetts has given up
business Groton and will enter his student at
has enjoyed the highest honors Of the State and BEEN chief
among makers afterwards begins to study the science
of law profession.
WIsoossN.--The Pinery, printed at Stevenss Point on
the Wisconsin river says he best part Of Wisconsin
mains unsettled The timbered regions contain the best
land are best waered, and the most healthy They
will settle very soon, and in ten years will outstrp
the praires and openings in wealth and population
rfu ar.r
says:
yesterday morning. while servant ia the employ Of
r. G. Townsend proprietor Of the Oregon House Lydius
street. standing the pazza in the rear Of the house
holding ia her arms infant of Mr. t. aged two years.
the babe sprang from her and fell III In its de-
scent it struck the window sash below and bounding off
fell the grounds distance OF quite twenty feet lts
head which struck the SASH most horribly muated
and in respiration the effort caused the blood to flow
from its mouth and Dr. Stats procured,
and did all he could alleviate the suffering chids ago
nv Its injuries such that II is thought death must
ensueD
Hoy G. J. FAuLKsER.-We have already stated that
abolition enssaries had enticed of number Of slaves be
longing TO the Hon G. j. Faulkner The following addi-
tona facts ia relation the abduction find in the Mar
tinsburg {Vrginia) Republican;
mulatio belonging to tile Hon, O. Faulkner,
and five Of her children three two girs rsn on
on Thursday night last Circumstances led 70 the belief
that their escape planned and carried out by Ohio or
Pennsylvania aholtionists With these slaves Mr. Faulk
ner loss within the last eighteen months must exceed ten
thousand dollars. Such outrages connued, VIII yet
result In the hanging without Judge jury Of some Of the
abolition emssares who are becoming pest 70 Virginia
The selma Ala Sentinel Of the 9Th instant contains the
following;
Since Saturday morning last the weather has been suf
Gceny cold render FIRE quite desirable and TO bring into
reamisition winter clothing.
The late heavy rains have had most beneficial efec,
upou the growing crops and with the exception OF the
cold weather there better prospects for an abund
ant and fruitful rear to the farmer.
aThe Alabama river has risen some three and a half
feet at this place We learn that toosa river At Wetnmp-
ka has risen FIVE feet and tie Tallapooss AT Grays
Ferry had risen Sunday 10 o'clock about SIX feet aud
was then rising So apprehend the argessiass boats
win again visit and freghts and passage be reduced
to living rates
POPULATION ov BosToS--A OF Boston, Massachu
ses has been completed by order Of the city authorities
The result has published but the Traveller tells
rs that the aggregate population viii probably not much
exceed If il reaches 10000 This is by large
as had been expected and shows very nconsderabe in
crease over the census Of 1850, which 1881.
CIncuuwAyGATNg THE WITH sosos--Catharine
HAYS the Irish vocalist gave her first concert at Snga-
pore the East Indies, the 18th Of March last She
has now aversed Europe Americ Australia and India
making wider crcnt than any other vocalist Of her pow
ers and fame did before.
TaorTlxs nATcH-We learn from The Boston papers that
horse Of NJ Lyman B Britsn tFotied IN harness recent
w. the Cambridge park the distance Of sixteen miles
ia hfy-eght minutes and fifty seconds thereby winning
bet Of $4,000 The horse carried With him weight o. AZ
lbs aud accomplished his task with apparent ease
TnE Poar1AsD ouraA0s--The Portland Argus believes
the fact susceptible Of proof that Mr. Dow helped put the
bullets in TIC guus and that he and Alderman Carleton
fired upon the erowd-the former ouce and ihe latter
twice.
CoNaAEsu or stroSs---The last and most magnificent
dodge Of Barnum is thus noticed IN the New York Mir
ror.
stock company has becn formed, capital slooooo-
az which p T. Barnam holds third or essor the phr-
pose 81 procuring and exhibiting in hts city specimens
male and female Of all the races sengnes tribes kindres
and people the globe from model Caucasian 70 nnsh
man This has been project wi'h Bsfn1m Tor several
years and thoroughly carried out cannot fal 20 make
great and profitable show u viii hardly be necessary or
hruum 70 90 ont New YORK for bis characters 40 ne
Is particularly expert In getting up Al sorts o. odd hsh
A sIsB BROKEN FIVE T1xrs--Some three months sincs
(savs the Boston Travslcr) nSmcd Martin Qninn
while on visit TO Brooklyn View York iel and broke ms