The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-11
ernnnAL NEWS.

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y1nxoxr cuors The Burpgtou tyumOutl FREE Pfsss
SAYS "The croft IN Vermont ABUNDANT pad are uos
secure from te ffosis Potatoes roiibg some bu,
n0i enough prevent very large supply They Ni a
from fifteen 10 twenty-five eeni' bathf n ths vicinity
OF wheat aud oats hs crep line throughout ihs state
aud the fall feed l. good
xsw SAur MI billiard, d Boston, ip recent speech
gave the fusionisis new namgN The fagbaby party
QursnoxAmr Ap,ics--Tle Boston Courier IN noticing
new hotel recently opened IN that city, on The European
plan, says;
saics shoua not hcsliate 10 patroneit There mo
reason Why they should have lunch On something
subsantial-a slice Of beef cut q ham, the les 81
chicken tender snipeas well ~ men and, y They de-
sire H. have glass Of wine something more puhgent
ius, as II they at home II they viii bat untie and
dsrohe themselves Of that shyneSs which makes them less
than angels-laugh and he merry and talk natural and
ifee-hey viii improve their own condition. ana make
life happier
PoorRAcr-Jaciaon, the American Deer beat Frost
the English Stag foot-race London, recently
jackson ran five miles in twcnty-six minutes.
YRw pAprn--The Evening Rambler is the title of
new two-cen paper which made lis appearance in Phla
delphia on Monday last
WHAT NEXT We clip the following from the New
York Day Book:
Rachel was al the morning opera Saturday, and
she about leaving her box, at the conclusion Of The
entertainment young and disngaelookng lady stepped
the great ragedenne put her around her and
kissed her on both cheeks-a homage TO art that We
imagine many Of our sex would willingly pay
FINANCES PnnADErPnA.-The entire net receipts on
the city duplicate for s55 S9572s0 80 about
half of the for the year. The due the
banks by the city, and which be paid before any
cashed is between four and five hundred thou
sand dollars. In addition to the interest due the first
of January, which is 100000, there il now owing TO
school teachers $2ol ,26l 30.
THE o,NIBusra Of PAnlsThe omnbuses Of the city OF
Paris are all in the hands of single company This
Germ own twenty-five distinct lines each line Is called
after some letter of the alphabet The fares equal
six cents American currency for riding inside with The
right of correspondence and three cents outside without
that privilege. Correspondence means changing from
one line of onbuses another without further payment
until the passenger has reached his journeys end.
| A HUSBAND MURDERED ny MS wIYE--Tho San Antonio
/ (Tcxas) Ledger Of the ed ult says:
"A gentleman conversant with the main incidents tells
MS that the oet and industrious community of Braunfes
startled lately by knowledge of the fact that one OF
their citizens had been murdered in his bed and by his
own wifehs daughter and son-nlaw it is supposed as
senting The deceased about fifty years OF age had
been twelve years citizen Of Texas; and with the excep
ton Of his hours of noxcaon was known as peaeeh3e
An unusual degree of excitement followed the de-
veopment of the facts in the These facts will soon
be brought before the district court"
THE MARsErnAsE ny RAcHEr.-The singing OF the Mar
selase by Rachel has fairly carried New York BY storm
The Tribune critic thus notices what may be regarded as
the event of the present theatrical season:
The fire of enthusiasm had scarcely subsidized when the
rose and Rachel slowly advanced to the toogh
The trcoo stood the stage Silence pervaded the house
In Raches simple white classic dress and modesty of at
titude there touching solemnity She gazed silently
the audience for minutes during which her coun-
tenance changed gradually from expression OF mean
choy to one of whitening Then suddenly the face
was lit up with look OF terrific wrath. glowing lire OF
revenge burned ercey in her dark eyes, From the mod
maiden she had sprung into the inspired goddess OF
liberty melting cnsaved to noble deeds The open
ing words Aons enns dc Ia patrie she sung with deep
intensity of passion and beautiful the touching change
in the expression OF her countenancc from scorn TO com
passion as with hand pointing to the far distance she
chanted in slow measured tome Ills vicnnent usque dams
vos egorger fs &c But her stature seemed TO
grow her veins fill with blood she addressed the inn
aginary tyrants loudly and boldly in the words:
90 Tremblez, vos projects PARTICLES
Won't enfn recevoir leur prix.'
She reached still higher degrees of confidence she
went on until expressed the unlimited of the
enemy both in word and look and che again sums up
her fiery invectives with tho Substituting appeal
"'Aux citoyons,
Former y0s battalions,'
the enthusiasm reached its height She then walked 20 and
fro for moment if with terrible sorrow, but
turning round she seized the colored flag, and holding
it high in the air she fell her knees addressing it with
veneration in the words
Hs Amour sacre de la pairie,
Condus, soutiens nos bras Yengeurs
| Liberte, lberte chere,
Combats tea defenseurs.'
No power Of language do justice TO the enraptured
alteration with which she pronounced:
al iberte, berte cherie.'
We fancy the madness Of passion which such an