The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-23
THE DAILY UNION

regiment was under arms She followed him to the guard
tent and cried after him. The colonel OF his regiment
seeing the affection she bore him. released him. sent
them both before General Harris where interpreter
got, aud she related the whole affair to them.
IL turned out that she the generals daughter with
some thousands She beautifully atired and carried
gold watch, and wore set OF bracelets of immense
value The young man is now about to b married to her
she VIII not leave him upon any account whatever and
he Is not a lucky dog, don't know who is"
The above may be true, but il sounds spoeryphal.
The GREAT INJUNCTION CASE AT ST. LoU1s-The ST. Louis
Republican of Monday last says:
Further proceedings had in this case Saturday in
the common pleas court We understand that the
ges were assessed by the $65 727 s5 being per
cent on the amount Of the note for $ll5sooo from the
Time OF injunction TO its dissolution, and per cent DANA
ges The bond for appeal without supsededs fixed
at 81 900; and with supeysedsds damages 5000
and the amount with order to restrain the sale Of road
S5ooOoO Bond has been given, learn TO the amount
OF and in this way the goes to the Supreme
Court for its decision
Dr.. STONE on THE YELLOW FEvEa-Dr Stone, a dis,in-
guished New Orleans surgeon gives it his opinion that
the yellow fever is specific disease the in all lSti-
tudes and all longtudes unmodfed by Typographical
changes Of climate but under all
the same identical and unchanged Dr. s. says be is not
prepared TO say that cannot have the fever second
time, but such must be very for during a
weny-hreeyears residence in New Orleans he has
known such a case.
PERsoSAL-Ex- Governor Baker of New Hampshire has
sold his house in Concord and it is rumored intends
take up his residence permanently in Nebraska.
FAREWELL BEsEFn.-Mr George ii. Barrett, Familiarity
known Gentleman George, who has been prominent
actor the American stage for the last fifty years had
farewell benefit at New York Monday night. The re-
cepts were $4,000.
CLEaGyMAs's THRoAT.--A writer in the Medical
Journal says that what is commonly called nowadays
clergymans throat consists simply in chronic in
Illumination of the pollieler glands connected
with the membrane which lines the lsrynx pha
rynx trochea &c The office of these little glands is to
crete fluid to lubricate the air passages When named
spreads acrd irritating fluid surrounding parts
and exeites Inflammation in them This not arrested
ends in liberation the expectoraton becomes purform
and undistnguishable from that of consumption and the
patient dies with all the symptoms of phthisis.
Snow AT New YonK.-There was slight fall of
at New York on Wednesday last
The WHALING FLEEr-The last California arrival brings
reports from hundred and ehtuo ships of the North
west whaling feet nearly all the whale-ships in that
quarter 1t is computed that the average number of bar
res of oil taken by each vessel is not far from 500 and
the New Bedford Shipping List considers the chances good
for swelling this number 700 barrels before the close Of
the season.
Mayor OF NoRroLK-Ezra T. Summers, esq, elected
on Monday by the councils Of the city of Norfolk mayor Of
that city, fill the vacancy occasoned by the death Of his
honor the late Hunter Woods.
JUVENILE TRAvELLERs-Four children, the Oldest but
fourteen years Of age arrived at Providence R. L. Sat
urday morning, from Ireland, having made the voyage
alone for the purpose Of meeting their mother who
at work in factory in that vicinity.