The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-15
BAlrrnoRr nAnnon-The Baltimore American says

BALTIMORE HARBoR-The Baltimore American says;
aour harbor is again OPEN and few days will entirely
relieve Of all Instructions The ice in the harbor fast
breaking up and in the is rapidly disappearing The
North Carolina and Georgia up yesterday morning
without difficulty and the former started for Norfolk
her usual hour The regular running OF this important
line will now be permanently resumed number Of
sells also up yesterday and the wharves exhibited
active and busy appearance The Boston packet which
came 10 day before yesterday discharged large freight
took in a return cargo and departed again esterdny
Mr. EvrRxrrs oRATIoS-Mr Everett is warmly impot-
tuned by the citizens Of Baltimore repeat his great
ton Washington in that city
Portsmouth (VA) EAvY-YARD.-There is at present
quite formidable feet Of United States vessels at this sta
ton The number according TO the Norfolk Argus Is ~
with an aggregate Of 7s9 guns -Four Of them ships
ofthe-ne three steamfRaes three steamers four gates
four sloopsoEwar and one brig
PaoN BUESos AyREs We have advices says the New
York Commercially from Buenos Ayres the 9TH Jan
nary Murders and other crimes becoming fearluy
common, and or two executions had taken place in
consequence.
Movements towards peace between Buenos Ayres and
Paraguay had been set foot ministers peuipoentar
having been exchanged Indian invasious continued on
the frontiers.
Local contentious and revolutionary disquot were pro
duciug their natural effect the stagnauon Of trade and
interruption Of commerce,
WISCONSIN LuNstn rRADE-I is estimated that 80 900
fee, Of lumber have been cut during the past winter on
Wolf river Wisconsin and its tributaries Nearly all this
lumber is taken place called Oshkosh where ts value
Is about So per 1000 feet
Miss DlvESPoRr.-A Paris letter says Miss Davenport
the we-known American actress still continues in Paris
aborng hard advance herself in the profession in which
she has already gained high place She takes lessons
daily from Vile George and goes from theatre 10 theatre
taking upon thing that may be useful to her on
the American stage She is awaiting with feverish anx-
iety natural to artist the arrival Of Rstor whom
she has yet secn and whose style 81 Is anxious
study Miss Davenport will return 70 New York in June
or July thoroughly posted in her profession and with one
or more new French pieces translated and adapted by her
self for the American stage.
FmoHr or THE prGEoSs-The Memphis, (Tenn.) Eagle Of
The 9Th inst says
Yesterday one might have supposed to be cloudy day
the quantities Of wild pigeons passing
In southery direction. Their sound they pass like
the noise Of many waters and their appearance Is
rous and interesting they expand contract change
their al the direction Of their Gle leader
TIE MISSING sTEANER PAoWrc-The New York Journal
Of Commerce has the following in relation pieces Of
wreck seen by the captain Of the steamer Edinburgh
The Geographic despatch the associated press giving
the brought by the Arabia stated that the steamship
Edinburgh from New York TO Glasgow passed. the It'll
OF February, quantity Of ice upon which bro.
ken cabin furniture with white handles Mr. Collins upon
hearing the intelligence expressed his confidence that the
portions OF the wreck alluded 20 belonged 10 the Pa
chc she had cabin other furniture with white
handles subsequent despStch Informs him that this
furniture consisted Of ne ydsished doors which had eyi-
IDENTITY come from some steamer packet This alters the
case II weknown fact that the Pacific had white
glass handles Tor knobs gilt the end) her doors
though not on what would be generally styled her