The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-28

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GEN ERAL NEWS.
Tug Pans ExHBrIoxI Il stated that The portion Of
the Industrial Palace in Paris assigned the United
States is Of ample space and admirably situated the only
fear being that il Will he ample young Hungarian
architect had made the designs for the architectural
mentation which had been Submitted the imperial
mission and approved or the principal American
exhibitors manufacturer Of lndia-rubber articles had
volunteered deay The expenses Of executing them in
caoutchoac
At the last accounts the number Of American exhibitors
who had applied for admitanoe did exceed hum
dred and American article had been taken into
the building.
The exterior Of tbs palace is nearly completed but ii ia
said present any great architectural beauty II
hinge glass kouss with iron aud enough give
iidity. Its proportions however, immense.
SERIOUS cnAner-stephen e Glover, q wel-known
merchnnAof New York has been arrested charge Of
fitting the barque Mandon for the slave trade and
quired to give hail in 100000.
SALE or HorH1-B b. alters proprietor Of the City
ns Norfolk has purchased the National Hotel in that
city for $4,000
MAEBls ron THE MoSuNrEr-Eleven huge blocks Of Ten
MARBLE for the Washington National Monument
reached Savannah few days ago
rEEIoUs LEAR.-A few days ago a six-weeks-old
calf broke away from its custodian in Rochester, New
York and plunging into the rapids Of the Genese
quickly carried the falls height Of about ninety feet
Strange TO say emerged from the boiling pool and
Justify the shore where il was secured by lis owner
apparently nothing the Of it, terrific plunge
AN Aenp LEcruRER.--Dr John Shenandoah oBrien,
half-breed the Oneida tribe Of Indians los years OF
age lerturea Auburn recently. The Advertiser says
be Is the only remaining soldier Of Gen SuirAns army
which penetrated the wilderness far Mount Norris
Genesee county, in IT'S, fighting the hostile Indians
TIE INDIANS or UrAH TERRlToRy-The following letter
appears in the Salt Lake City News Of March LIST:
Epron or TIM NEwssm left this city on the sth in
slant In company with Dr. Garland Hunt Indian agent
for Utah. visit the Indians in the southern settlements
there being great excitement alnong them in consequence
Of Walkers death.
The Indians at LEM we're friendly and disposed to work
those at Sprngvle and excited, ready
the MormoRs, while they themselves live by begging
and have burned up miles of fence those al Payson
were friendly and anxious 10 firm in the spring Wah
woo-ne the who killed Keel was At Nephi making
heavy demands npon the inhabitants for cattle and -four
/ but to no effect
Al Fort Ephraim there were number Of the Pe-cootcl
riches and shibre-cbes from the Unta country they
appeared friendly.
On arriving at Mant we found Arapeen very friendly
and quite humble He anxious be chief in Wall
ker's place. He has had remarkable vision about Wal
kers death which he told 1t appears that w alker,
while gambling with Pah-van-tss broke bloodves
sci, which caused bis death Arapeen thinks the PAh-
until the last and requested his brothers 10 kill Pr
EIDE woman who il delicate condition. grangle
with lassoes two Pieds girls and bury alive pide boy
ten years old kin sixty horses and ELK sheep Twenty
Of the horses off while tine Others being killed
ON our Pamyra visited Pe-te-neets band
and found them very friendly and lazy. DR. HHnt took
right and manifested vey interest in improving their
condition AT the next moon, all the neghboriug
/ trIbcs meet al Nephi To elect chief
2. d. HUNTINGTON, Interpreter
I G. s. l. CRY, Feb. is, 1856.
1 TIcKIEe rHE PALATE WITH soln-A New York CORES
\ pendent writes
Asalmon-fstng has commenced on tine KeDRebec and a
few have already been introduced INTO markea They
retail from 81 10 81 Is per pound Asparagus and
green peas from Savannah in the markets herethe
former selling 80 bunch The latter at s. per
bnsbeL Strawberries selling IN the eHsng-honses
four shillngss piate
/ LaReE rnAn-Ths largest train og cars which has
passed ever the feubenvile and Indiana rHilroadtven-
ty-seren In nnnbearrea sseubenyiIle from Newark
Ohio on Tuesday frvighted with produce and hogs The
hogs shipped via W heeling, The Balsimorr and
4 Ohio railroad, for the Hast
ToTAL HoIrsE or rHE MooS.--Thers viii be total
eclipse az the Tuesday nsxi May is Visible in
The United States The eclipse VIII last three hours aua
forry-two misues from its commencement which in
this city VII be from als il the evening iil O'clock
Wednesday morning The duration 81 the fsai eclipse
VII be ans bear and thirts-Hir minutes
4 TIM rucr ~ POTATOES coxrSe borK- Tbs Albany Az
& las Says:
The usEx rush a. potstoes or the New York market
by the steamboats, lcaviaE Wharves going with
much yigar Farmers residing n this county and tbass
Of adjoining counties ock The city wifh waEon0ads
and asPose Of them readily 50 gas per barrel and 81
per barred for AerrefH the dealers VIC p1f them
sacks and iarthwh ship them for New York As TO grt-
ting fhr present prices FOR potatoes have phecti0n
brf ar that rxtrRraEAnt the View ort market
H. and confidently peoTe may rely hish prices
there wiA mevi with heavy LOSSES they venture
too far We Il stsod Tint fifty Thousand Bushels III e
txtoes are on their way the New fork market from News
Scesia under the reciprocity law The crop a potsors Ii
sovs Scotia last year very barge Free trade has
wifhn few weels opened this market % Consumers and
chances fhat liberal supply vii come forward
4 under thr present high prices
EcxssCr iSpfas Erx--A privnie soldier, writing
from Fort Laramie March IA neuons the iolowins
dents IL the massacre a Lieut. Grartan
4 II viii give you FACTS CONNECTED with the
4 which have never seen In the nswsPsP~rE musician