The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-06-08

recommend W. Doyes enterprise 10 the hearty support Of
our citizens He has resided for some time IN Mckee
familiar with the country the language the habits Of
ne people and possesses tie energy necessary carry out
his plans.'
LArKR FRoM oREsoS--By the arrival Of the barque
IvanOna and tie hrig Francisco Al San Francisco dates
were received from Portland April 2sh three weeks
later
The election takes place in June General Joseph Lane
Is the democratic candidate Ex-Governor John Gaines
formerly Of Kentucky supported BY the wings and know
nothings Both candidates we're last accounts canvas
ing the southern part Of the Territory.
new PAPER, styled The Oregon Argus has been estab
lished At Oregon city by WI Adams
The Oregonian Of April 2sth that the brig Agate
Captain Collins loaded and ready for sea bound for
The Sandwich islands with large cargo Of flour lumber
oats feed, barley etc.
JuSE FRosr-on the 4th instant there was host near
Wheeling. Virginia On Tuesday there a slight frost
ia the vicinity ofHagerstowu, Maryland.
oRlE,rAIsH N NEW YoRK-Mr oseanyan, genuine
Turk by BIRTH aud Christian by education who visited
this country several years since traveller and lecturer
returning the East with additional rib has come
anous as to settle for life and opened TURKIsn
kAHvE al G25 Broadway Here may enjoy (says the
Mirror real Turkish pipe and glass Of genuine sherbe
the finest Of ices waited upon by little Turkeys and
dream OF the Orient and the Golden Horn
We have recently made improvement ia the making
of rollers, which entirely original with u.s. al
though may have been known to others before but
Tor which We are sure those not acquainted with will
thank when they have tested it. II simply TO
prepare them OF glue and sugar instead Of glue and
asses They much easily prepared they need
but simply to be dissolved and elastic and
durable.--Amhera IN C) Cabinet
Rollers made of glue and sugar. have been in our
large cities for the last eight ten years.
MopNoN pprep editor of Iopisyillo Tour
nal recently visited steamer having board large
party of Mormon emigranis. He says
The deck crowded with men, women, and children
of all sizes and agesthe juveniles having by far pre-
children to each woman and three or four TO each
man. We saw but three or four old females. The men
looked very suen and cross The appeared rather
in low spirits and disconnected and the children kept up
continual bawlng. They all healthy looking and
clean. Nearly every carried child in her
and another by her side that scarcely able walk.
They were principally English and WEIGH and few
Scotch and French"
The FREEDOM uTY.p--The corporation of Lon
don the occasion of the French Emperors late visit
presented him with the freedom of the city, Punch thus
describes the great privileges conferred Louis Napoleon
has gained by the freedom of the ctyst the right
drive cart through Temple bar without paying toll 3D.
the permission to keep shop in the city without serving
apprenticeship; and, 3d. his Imperial Majesty has be
eligible to the occupancy of Of the almshouses
| belonging to certain city charities
Homeopathic cosvESTIoS-The convention of the Uni
ted States Homeopathic Society assembled at the American
Hotel Buffalo, Tuesday last More than hundred
delegates have already been chosen and the occasion will
prove of considerable interest imbodying the
ton does the abest homeopathic talent in the country
| POPULAR opERAs-Messrs. Brandus l. Co.. music pub
fishers of Paris that the copyrights Of certain
operas have produced them follows Robert lie Diable
lL,nn nItn nnA0. Eayp thu
| and the Domino Nor each $4,000
! UspRoF1rABLn rouLTRY.--The Albany IN W Kncker-
| booker says
"a 6rstcass Shanghai cock will eat much a
horse In consequence Of this is not profitable to grow
Shanghais unless you buy oats for cents bushc
| or sell eggs for four shillings apiece"
A NEEDED REroRm-Ata meeting in Lafayette Indiana,
the other day. the pastors Of the churches resolved that
henceforh they would read "no notices from their pulpts
unless they directly pertained to the advancement of
ligon or morality being their opinion that pups are
sought mediums of advertising BY too stingy to
pay for an insertion in the papers In certain city,
Gently notices sent the pastors to be read stating
and how any person in need could secure the serv
ces of a nurse.
DrArn-The death of the venerable Rev. DR. Broahead
of the Dutch Reformed church. is announced in the New
York papers.
/ MAMMOTH PRINTING EsTARLIsHMENT.-We clip the fol-
lowing from the New York Journal of Commerce
aTbe Harpers had the bill for their building,
amounting 5000 sent in few days ago for payment
Beside the building there 80 presses which cost
about 600 each variety of other machinery, engines
stock &c The premises have been occupied little
more than month. Not far from 600 persons are en-
ployed of the valuable standard works have
already been reprinted The scale of operations about
the same before the confagraon but the facilities for
manufacturing greatly improved
NUT ron BRITISH sAINTs.-An indignant corre-
spondent of the London Record calls attention to ni
ouous manufacture Birmingham, that of Hndoo idols
| for expectation
McnE aCHuRcH AND STATrs-Mr Fessenden, the newly
elected speaker Of the Rhode Island assembly, unita-
ran clergyman.
SPIRITUAL woop-sAwIsG--An account is given in the
Spiritual Telegraph OF the sprtof Massachusetts, Yankee
ak feet high and well made who lifted table with Mrs
kellogg lady weighing $50 pounds, sitting in the middle
of IL and promised TO 'saw all her next winters wood,
II he did not produce certain other phenomena in the In
terval
i LOCAL NEWS.
MEETING or THE uSIos AssoctArfoN.-The Union Asso-
citation met Harmony Hall the 9th of June, 1852 the
\ proedent in the chair.
Reports being ORDER the chairman from the committee
appointed the last meeting for the purpose specified
made the following report which, being read was, on