The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-01-11

with the best possible grace The train from Lynchbprs
on the SouthSide road did not with the Dany,
tan ana consequently we have no Intelligence from tina
We hear Furthermore that the northern train on III,
Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac railroad go
stuck In the few miles beyond and
the passengers walked TO that town from whence they tel
egraphed TO Richmond for aid An train was sent
OUT last Sunday morning 10 meet them
The southern mail due last Saturday morning arrived
Yesterday Monday Bat there has been arrival OF
the northern mail since last Saturday morning
The Central train, with the mail started out Sunday
morning with three locomotives but have no intei-
genee with regard 10 their progress.
r n-Ihe cars the Central road arrived last eve
ming about dark, bringing all the northern mails due and
large number OF passengers
LARGE IRON MANDATORY IN WEsr.--Tbere is a
western for the establishment of large
iron mandatory especially the manufacture of rails IL
ino where coal and iron in close proximity is the
chosen field Of operation The mineral grounds been
infinitely examined by DR. Dale Owen whose report favors
the enterprise The immediate locality both sides Of
the Saline river which empties itself into the Ohio and
the property secured also the shore Of the last
named river full two miles. The enterprise is mainly
western enterprise entered ntob Cincinnati people The
following is list Of the directors George Esco Sellers
PRESIDENT Daniel r. Goodhue vice presidents and Thomas
Corwin chancellor, all Of Cincinnati j. NJ Woodward Of
New York and Henry ii. Goodman of New York and
Cincinnati.
PEHsosAL--The Cherokee BELLE Miss JEANNE Hicks,
daughter of Judge Hicks married the 10th Of De-
cember at the residence of Chief John Ross Tahlequab
to Mr. Sapler broher-inaw to the chief Her pretty face
and brilliant wit created many admirers in northern
cities and waerngpaces during her vacations from school
in New Jersey.
DlsPRoPoRmoa OF THE sgxEs-Boston Massachusetts,,
has six thousand females than males while Chicago
Illinois, has about fifteen thousand more males than c-
males.
ANOTHER RAILROAD opEsEDThe first train Of cars pass
ed the line of the Missouri aud Mississippi rail-
road from Davenport to Iowa city on the LIST inst.
GOOD PLACE CLERGyMES.--The Nevada California;
Journal received by the last steamer says at is compu
ted that there has been paid for the support of churches
and ministers in this city during the last year the liberal
sum of S35,000.n
FISHERY BouNTIEs On Monday last the collector of
Barnstable Massachusetts, paid the and
of codfshng vessels belonging to that district the Of
Sls5 40. This is the largest paid to cod fisher
men in one day. The amount to be paid this season
will exceed $4,000.
The CASApA.--The following is given as
the very latest intelligence by telegraph from Londoa
Liverpool
The London Times city article, dated Friday evening
says temporary dmnuion of confidence in the result OF
the mission of Count Esterhazy ST Petesbugh caused
conso to open at reduction of per cent from the i'm
proved rates of yesterday. The amount Of business
throughout the day small but the demand for money
generally active The present returns of the stock Of
the Bank of Engand contain the result of the increased
amount of circulation recently granted by the order
council In pursuance of the terms of the bank act the
amount of securities in the issue department fl4
475ooo and the increase of f4750oo has been taken from
the government securities held in the bank enlargement
which would otherwise have been precisely the in
the previous return H
The letters from Paris to-day state that the exchange
London continues flat but that the for money has
slightly subsidized.