The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-04

Der two rooms These she aid not fhink elegant or sa
aous enough as IN her country she lived much better
Il her desire become free again and she wished 10
know il abe could leave her husband and 90 her
tive and
4Col Ming informed her that she could not separate
for such cause and advised her her husband
and endeayor % be oontented with him She s the Office
AFTER exhibiting novel Of her own writing 20 convince
the colonel Or her claim TO literary distinction
The couple, however, il would seem, have not been
gettug On very smoothly since This forenoon The lady
again 10 the colonel She held Young child ID her
arms and her husband followed in her footsteps She was
anxious for something be done her case and repeated
the former story Her husband exPosulatcd and said be
did all be coald make her comfortable. His musical
business dan just now and be unable 10 provide
better accommodations for his wife.
Colonel Ming again advised her 60 home with him
lie said that she refused her husband could mprison
her She did want 10 be married she said another
thing she did think her marriage regular she
had no ring and dressed up elegantly. Her OBJ
ect in getting married IL appears, solely have
support her luxuriously.
The conversation carried for time to the
amusement Of the officials and others al the mayors Office
At length the musician and his literary wife departed The
colonel thought they had better try il together another
week and by that time they could agree the hus-
band might be glad % get rid Of her
ANNALS o. A CRY coMNoN-The ST Anthony Falls
Express abiding 10 Mayor Smiths squirrels SAYS aHere
deal in larger game. We understand that the mayor
Of ST. Anthony has ordered fifty fine buffalo and the
number Of elk from PembinA be turned loose the
common OF 81 Anthony
Nor poSE BANKING YEr-The Hssaian legislature have
granted banking charter Messrs Page Bacon Co.
Of Honolulu It's provisions fully stated n the pa
pe but from the scattered notices which appear il is
probable that the house obtained an exclusive priv
lege 70 prosecute banking for At least ten years
sEsrEzcE or MAIL RoBBER.-A despatch from White
River Vermont, says:
Homer Ruggles late assistant postmaster At Nsthhed
Vermont yesterday convicted Of mail robbery and
sentenced Montpelier TO ten years Imprisonment at hard
Labor
WAC Is sHE?-The question regarding the identity Of
Mrs Robinson the Aveied murderes she is called is
likely to be settled in Of justice The Troy New
York; Times stated that her Charlotte Wood
and that she was connected with wealthy family Of that
name in Canada but would disgrace her family by the
avowal Mr.. Wood has sued the "Tmes' for libel and
the suit is now about be tried The Times says Mrs
Robinson has voluntarily confessed to the editor that his
statement was true-declaring that she unwilling
either directly indirectly, to be the Of nhicing
injury upon the innocent The case is curious one.
TAIN sUvrAcTs-The Monterey Sentinel is informed
by an old Texan nchero settled in that county that
these animals very often in the old settlements Of
Texas among the bands Of cattle well tanned Crossed
with the tame ox-bu they make excellent draught bull
locks OF the crossed with the buffalo ball make
the same breed These bulocks nearly twice strong
as our ordinary
ANOTHER CHANCE FOR BARsUN-A BOY WITH HORNS
The following account Of wonderful freak Of nature is
copied from late number Of the Caddo (Ia) Gazette
have been overseer Of what is known the Jones
Farm in this parish Ferry Lake There is on The
farm negro boy about le months old who about month
and half sincs had pair of horns make their appear
ance the front part Of the head precisely in appearance
those Of young deer; they now about one and
half month old and full inches long, We'll covered
with velvet, and on Of them two spikes making
their appearance and sti growing remarkably fast
have succeeded in purchasing said negro from the former
owner and win exhibit him above the 4th Of July al
Shreveport free of charge, and shall start on from
Shreveport Veshurg and other western cities also to
New York to make an arrangement with Barnum TO
hib this Of natures greatest freaks 10 al the
world and the rest Of mankind Respectfully,
THOMAS ADAMS.
COOKS SToRr June 25, 1855.
A EAK KILLED soS.--On Saturday last man
named Tucker Jones residing Dnwddie courthouse
had difficulty with his Benjamin. boy-during