The daily union., 1856-11-07

should be inflicted than mere six-months incarceration
The child was taken by good Samaritan but 1t is feared
she will die"
NEW WAY TO ACCOMMODATE BoARDERs-The St Louis
Leader accounts for the large number of nquess held
the bodies OF unknown found floating in the river
that city, few months ago. in the following
For several months past there has been scarcely in
quest OF this description held and the two facts taken to-
gether present quite significant aspect Some circum-
stances which have lately come TO our knowledge furnish
the solution. About year and half ago Spaniard
opened clearinghouse the leyee, the water
works engine house which requented by great
Der Of boatmen, principally deck hands.
"We learn that IL was constantlyrecurrng circum-
stance for boarders TO leave In very mysterious
their most intimate friends not being of il
I'll they were missed The fact finally began TO attract at
enton and II observed that the who disappear
ed were never seen any more even heard Of
At length watch set and the keeper of the house
was seen at late hour night to carry in
apparent state OF stupo and proceed TO the river with
him as though he carrying him TO boat The
watch followed him. and him deliberately throw the
man into the river An attempt made arrest him,
but without success and nothing has been heard
OF him since.
From that time to this but few bodies of unknown
men have been found floating In the river. There be
but little doubt that the vllanous Spaniard gave his
boarders drugged liquors. and after robbing them threw
them into the river We obtained this statement from
ex-poiceman OF some note"
SUGAR CANE IN New JERsEy-The Philadelphia Journal
seed of sugar which raised at Pitsgrove sa-
lem county New Jersey The is of the China Species
and raised from seed procured by Commodore Perry
when abroad on his Japan expedition. The soil used in
this experiment Of light sandy character, and the
planting done in May last This and similar attempts
to cultivate this particular in New Jersey have been
highly successulso much So indeed to encourage
belief among the intelligent practical that the culture
may be carried in most Of the middle States to great
extent and with considerable profit.
THE DELIGHT OF A TURKISH BATH-A correspondent of
the London Star after enjoying the luxury of real Turk
ish bath at the head bathing establishment of Grand
Cairo gives the following summary of the delights which
he experienced
~ am reluctant to quit my present quarters but am
commanded to get out do so, and my tender and
born-nant tkeskn, las susceptible the surface of a
skinned cell is gently wiped down and enyeloped In. Il
sheet then, mounted once more my lofty patten and
supported at first led back to the robing saloon
where, laid upon mattress the floor, with my head
raised by pillow and with quilt me- am pre-
sented with cup of coffee and Persian kuan sip,
and pull and dose and Dose and puff, and sip and am
of opinion that after all have undergone present bliss
has been cheapy purchased reused from my revere
by polite inquiry II will be second time shampooned
to which answer, Certainly not In half hour or
hereabouts rise and dress, and leave the hummum And
it feel the benefit of my bath seem to have gone
back to the days of my childhood My body lighter and
elastic than feather. My spirits exuberant
conscious of breathing the crcumambent air through
donkey and the boy The external world never
looked beautiful; the future cheering. am
ready do anybody In the universe good turn So ends
my Turkish BATH"