The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-29

~ IN NAnHttD-ihc bO>tOu Transcript says thAt bliss
Anne Lynch the poeess is TO be married in few days
to Professor yincenzo Boa relative Of the eminent his
iorian Of our revolutionary
sEw LNr.-commodore Vanderbilt is about 20 estab-
lish line OF steamers between ayrs and New York TO
commence running the 2ist day Of April
MANUFACTURE on NAcoAAox--The manufacture Of mac
caroni has been commenced In this country by Mr. Hecke
Of New York II is said be good that made in
Italy.
DEATn on 4 yETERAS.--wm. Holiday, revolutionary
soldier and Of the guards when Major Andre
ecuted, died in Delaware county New York the 23d
ut aged l04 years Mr. H. had been thrice married had
- children, 30 grandchildren 100 great-grandehidren
and II great-greatg making the total
OF his posteri,y 26l
Ex-sESAroR PErrf--Goyernor Wright, Of Indiana, has
appointed United States ex-senator Petit judge Of the
circuit on the Wabash
BoUsp uSyRRsIrY.The Ypsilanu Sentinel learns
that number Of applications viii he made by females
the commencement OF the university for admission II
admitted the result win go far knock tho props from
under those who complain that females have equal
advantages with males in obtaining education
THUNDER LIGHTNING IN WINTER sSow-sroRx--Yes-
terday sas the st Louis Democrat of the 7h morning
about halfPas o'clock, while heavy snow-storm
Of lightning came and followed by a heavy roll
Of thunder This is very remarkable occurrence The
and clouds drifting from the at the time
Loss---Mr. Gilmore of Concord, New Hamp-
shire lost his carpet bag containing $4,000 in railway
bonds the express train from New York Hartford on
Friday evening.
LEFT THE oRDEa--It is stated that Ned Buntne the
founder of the knownothing has withdrawn from them
He is somewhere down
THE MANCHESTER srRrKE.About $500 girls have left
Manchester and of the mills in operation except
the Amoskeag
STEAMER Bunsr--Loss LTEsA despatch from New
Orleans dated Goth inst, says:
1The steamer Bulletin was burnt on Saturday below
Lake Providence with $500 bales OF cotton and % of the
and passengers are lost or missing Among those
known to be lost are j. b. Williams OF New York and Mr.
Caushe of North Carolina The lady passengers and
officers were all saved The boat is total loss. She
insured for 5000 ~"
DELIdHrri uMAEn REsoRr---A large hotel is to be
erected intended .s place of resort of
the THOUSAND Islands" of the ST. Lawrence,
THE COMING wHEAT.-It is stated in the Della
ware journal that Messrs J. T. Price Co., OF Brandy
wne have purchased tho entire coming crop wheat of
farmer of that State at oo dollars per bushs 60 pounds
the wheat be delivered at Brandywine Immediately after
it is harvested
The oRGAN-eRINDERs New YoRKA large space in the
last number received of the New York Tribune devoted
to the German and Italian Ministries Of that city
We make the following extract
aThe itinerant musician is q social animal he not
different from the Of the great human family in that
respect If he be bachelor he has hired lodgings if
married he keeps house, And in the evening" when he
from his peregrnatons of the day you tell by
the appearance of the monkey whether he has been for
tunate If that animal, remarkable for its
dociity than Its beauty exhibits its usual amount Of
vity and receives the of its with pleasure
you may rest assured that there cause to grumb at
the gains Of the day but if the contrary the monkey
triton the nowse diminished expressions of his masters
affection why, then the day has been unfortunate one
and IL Will require prosperous morrow TO change him
into n sefsatisfed animal. We pleased with the
kind relations which found existing between the master
and the poor despsed creature which constitutes the COM
pancn Of his wanderngs Generally speaking the Savoy
he possesses degree of humanity unknown TO many a
member of civilized society,"
A DISTINCTION WITHOUT A DIFrEREscR.-The following
appears be the distinction between two admirals who
have not achieved much distinction Of any other kind .
Napier was expected do something, and didn't do it
Dundas expected to do nothing, and did it.
PROLIFIC WRITER is now believed that twenty vol
umes will hardly contain all the MSS Of the Emperor Ma
poleon Bonapare collected by Louis Napoleon. Many
letters &c. written by the Emperor in text hardly
egble only with the greatest difficulty that the
act words are made out
Az EAGLE sHor.-The Winchester Is O. Register says:
On hunting excursion last Monday, Mr. David john
ston Of this place. killed very large gray eagle measur-
ing six feet and four inches from tip to tip We heard one
Of our old citizens remark that the first he had ever
heard OF as low down this place He thought it proba
BILE it had been frightened down from the mountains by
the fires which have been prevailing
FATAL AccpESr--An Englishman named Fisher en-
ployed in tho bone factory Of Joseph Morrill, r in Rox
bury Massachusetts, caught in hy-wheel Friday
afternoon, and almost instantly killed
LOCAL NEWS.