The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-23

ns point VI "hch mas been dipped Ia Indian ink This
goes into cylinder upon which paper has been stretched
The lever rests upon the pulse and every
cords 'hs aston npcn the paper If Ms pulse Is steady
resuar ngsag line Is drawn the paper but In
sefe The pulse Is rapid and rkDg the line goes up and
down, making long AID uneven marks.
rnE caors Soprn--Tbs southern papers gensr.liy
speak cncouragngy u the growing crols the result the
recent heavy rains throughout the South.
NorArtE GOLD DxrosTks--A New York paper sayss
The assay office during the past week melted ny
curious opposite q some hundred gold and earrn
sne a. ara worn BY The negroes The African coast
They deposited by Mr. Litteiea OF this CITY for
one OF the express companies whom the collection
ntrusted by merchants engaged In trade with Africa
some Of the gold "a OF remarkable fnsnsss The eare
value o. the depose Is about the value o. the sep
araie articles varying from three hundred
dollars These rings made Of four twisted strings Of
gold wound round each other like the strands Of
binary cord The perfect circle Is broken 10 allow
the ornament 70 ciuch the the cartilage Of the
thoa Pericrating They generally very rude man
ufacture.
Costly wisE-The wines NJ the Mayor Of London's
feast TO the Emperor included Johanniserg Of 1921 NAL
yoise from grapes grown MoGnt Ida Amontado, one
hundred and nine years odpar Of cask supplied the
enormous price Of feoo butt to this Emperor Napo
leon l.
Nor auIIryThe charge of embezzenent OF the funds OF
the Petersburg Va Railroad Company preferred against
~ OF the
disposed Of by the grand jury at Petersburg Ignoring the
bill
DEArH AN AarIsr.--M. Isabcy the we-known minia-
tre painter TO Napoleon and Louis XVIII died in Paris
on the 25.h ult
Carr MAY.-Coi. Wells NJ Coverley The well-known
proprietor of Covereys Hotel in Harrisburg win have
charge Of the Columbia House Cape May during the
approaching season.
LBERAL-Reuben Dunn, OF Waterville Maine has given
1000 aid the Methodist Biblical Institute at Concord
New Hampshire.
SLAuGHTERSG CgraEA.-Three or four
thousand hogs have lately been slaughtered in Green
CASTLE Iowa for the Of the army in the Crnea Con-
for forty thousand head for the purpose have
been made with different parties throughout The State.
TEMPORAL SOVEREIGNTY OF THE Popg DEvEEp--Arch-
bishop Kenrck in his pastoral letter, just Published in
Baltimore makes the following alluson the temporal
power OF the Pope
@To the general and State governments you allie
glance in all that regards the civil order the authorities
of the Church challenge your obedience in the things OF
salvation. We have need Of pressing this distinction
which you fully understand and constantly observe You
know that have uniformly taught you both publicly
and privately perform all the duties Of good citizens
and that have exaced Of you, ourselves
have made to the highest ecclesiastical author
y any engagements inconsistent with the duties owe
the country and its laws On every opportune
have avowcd these principles and commn-
nicatons to the late Pont rejected calumpy the
impuiaon that WERE in civil matters, subject to his
authority"
LoRsrER-cossuMsG cITy.-It is estimated that there
annually consumed in and about Boston about TOO 900
lobsters the prime of which is $50 per thousand
This makes the snug little of 600 About 900
Of these Holsters from the State OF Maine and the
manning 100000 taken from Massachusetts, bay
About 700 engaged in taking the fish, and some
500 tons of shipping employed to carry them to Bos
tom exclusive Of what taken By steamboat and rail-
road.
MrrAscHoLY EvKsr-Mrs Blacque daughter of DR. Mott,
New York. and wife Of the interpreter to the Turkish e
CATION here has juss died suddenly The the
cepon Of letter from her absent husband stating that he
had married another wife, Greek lady as il was his clear
right to do according to his religion and the customs Of
his country He added that he had no desire see
her again--Payis Cor Daily Times.
The venerable DR. Mott publishes card in New York
paper which he denies the Of the above
ment
CoppER--By the Lake Superior Mining News Of April
2sh we learn that the Of copper ready for ship
by the LIST Of May would be eeyen hundred TONS the
product of the mines in that district during the winter
This amount Of copper after making all reasonable deduc
tons for waste freight and other expenses necessary to
reduce to ngot is worth about 3340o0 II is estima
ted that during ne 800 800 tons ofcopper
will be shipped.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY PRESBYTERIAN CHrRcH--Ws
copy the following from the ST. Louis Republican
The sixty-rs session Of the Presbyterian Church in
the United States Of America commenced in the Union
Church in St Louis Thursday, May 18th, at loodock
A. M AT the opening of the session about hundred
and twenty commissioners present TO which the ar
rivals during the day hroughtargc aecesson The pune
tual attendance OF large representation At point so
far distant from the majority Of the presbyteres furnishes
happy Indication Of the general interest felt in the cond
ton prospects Of the church and the augmented spirit
Of fellowship and unity which peryades the body.
There in cornexion with the general assembly
20 SYMBOLS 100 presbyteres 543 minister's 66 churches
and l4l All church members.
The session was opened by a by the Rev. Thos
H. skinner d D. Of the Third Preshytery OF New York
the moderator the assembly, assisted in the preim
mary services by the Rev j. Wilson, d. D. Of the Pres
bytery Of Newark The discourse elaborate and
very eloquent production, peculiarly opposite 10 the
times aud the present attitude OF the church, and worthy
both of the occasion and the high reputation OF the preach
or as a scholar and preacher
eThe assembly then constituted as follows;
Rev Vim. G. Wisner, D. d., moderator.
Rev r. Hatfield, d. d, stated clerk.
/" Rev Henry Darling permanent clerk
Rev Ova L. Hoyt temporary clerk
The general assembly of the Presbyterian Church was
FIRST organized 1882 the year Of the organization OF our
national government by the adoption OF the federal con-
stitusion la first session held in May, 1889 in Pha
deIpbia Rev John Rogers, d. D., moderator
Heavy ATTRAcrIoSs---Mr and Mrs W. r. Blake, Mrs.
Iahn prnugharu and Mrs CrameY Al Wailacka in New