The daily union., 1856-10-29

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1857 jEst published shows total of "a students
seniOrs, So; aAiOr 81; sophomore freshmen, 81
Ss~ fok furnishes S. and Massachusetts, 90 q the whole
number.
IaE oaIO RnER Al wmunG--Tbs Wheeling Argus
states thai tbs Ohio river that place bad risen
inches on saturday, and Two Ihtdrs1ght boats bad
risedoHe from Pitsburg and The Other from saeuben-
vile There OCCASIONAL showers Of rain Al heeliRg
o. Saturday.
IHE cEOrz IRKLAEDs-Aecoznts from Ireland (sAys
tae Baltimore sun state that the failure in The pstAto crop
this year viii Be by means % great anticipated
Al the early temperance Of the mysterious blight In the
districts where Ia was supposed the crop rresyAby
tainted u has been found that the injury went below
TIE stalk and that the root itself remained perfectly sound
CLosE OF PAM o. TaE Nxw ToRK A&ERIcAx ISsrI-
TuTE-The ir Of the American Institute (says the New
York Journal of Commeroel closed Saturday eyening
Ales very successful The number Of yisiers
cannot DC computed bot i estimated that there were in
the Reigh6orho0d Of 10000 Friday when there
musical attractions ON Saturday TOO the number Of
Vs'srs was very large The total receipts this year
about S2600 which equals the received from The
previous exhibition Taken whole the exhibition just
closed maintained It's high character. The number Of
tries was about 1900
REEOExAr4os CO cRTHlxALs--of the many associations
formed in Ehgand for phlAn,hropie purposes says the
AeW York Journal Of COnmeree) there is perhaps none
more deserving Of general approval than that recently
situated under the presidency Of Lord Stanley, called the
National Union for the Reformation Of orendersT The
oeees Of the laon detailed their rst meeting
Bristol ls ITO collect and disuse information bear
ing On the reformation Of Juvenile oFsndes ID pro-
mote the further practical development Of the reormatoy
system 3D. TO consider and promote such legislative
ures still required for the reformation Of youthful
~fFrs~a All
sequent guardianship and protection Of young persons
leaving rsformatory insiiiutons.s
THK CATAwRA ISDlAss-The Charleston Mercury Of the
25th inst says:
Mr. Adam Joy sgeut Of the Cxtaxba Indians in Soath
Carolina n his official report for ls5s states that 81 this
time the Catawba Indians number about seventy. He
cannot discover any improvement in their moral condi-
uon; they a careless and ndolent people living in
snail logcaAtns covered with boards with but tte fur
niture in their houses They farm on very small scale
and raise bat few hogs or cattle and everything hss be
provided for them The Indians have frequsny cornmu-
to Arkansas 10 unite with the Chociax Indians About
twenty Of the number have already removed and in his
opinion would be much their interest to remove
Arkansas and unite with the Cboctaws for they remain
here lev years longer the nation will in great
ure, become extinct"
CHDEsE RsOr.-The New York Journal Of Commerce
has received letter from correspondent dated United
Chins July 2Oh last in which he states that the Levaai
bad arrived st that place just four days previous
date Of his letter and just week after the upproToked
murder Of etrsn Of the Uued States Mr. Howard Cun-
ninghsn by Infatuated mob Of chinese Mr. Canning.
ham coaDeeted With the mercantile Erm Of Heard
Co. Al that place together with Nesrs Comstock 1.-THE
prineipsl and Yaushn- The difeuliy i said 10 have
grown out q The removal BY these geneen Of their
niIure from their old residence 10 new one The per-
sngaged 10 the furniture Canton eoolie
betseen whom and the Fskier clans. who nhabii the 10
ealig IN which the house situated inveterAts
ud existed In Consequence Of which the latter ATTEMPTED
70 steal the property. When the owners hard Of thsss
Proceedags they Immediately started put stop 10 Il
but assaulted BY the furious mob and Mr. Canning
ham received stab heh caused hts death The case L
under legal Investigation
LARA IRON HAvASA-Ths Ss~ Orleans PicAyune q
the 2ad instant that By the Of the steamer
C&hsWeA Al that port fOn Havana Havana paper, the
sk instant have been received We make tbs following
extracts from The summary given by that paper:
The eAPiaingsBsral has issued decree permitting The
manufacture q salt the salt mAshs that ne the shores
ofCu6~ Hitherto the government has strictly prohibited
the gathering of the natural salt from them To.
present. hoense grated with several restrictions
and tax Of bali cent per pound the salt made but Il
Is . sep towards = more liberal system
We 6Bd also important decree to shipping trading 10
Cuba The cnnage dues which have hitherto been a.
ctsc o. the tui t0onsgt o. vessels taking Eny
whatever i BE collected o1ly on the proportiou a.
tons ofrgo ladsa that vessels taking fan cargo
will not be obHsed hitherto pay fan tonnage n
sane exemption s txbndsd 70 mEd-msehiue ana nyh.
dues which are eOp@ctrd per ton
II. psgsr gives The following items of MEXICAN
t.ksu from tbs HsEoAR EErAordinary received b.
The revenue cutter NcCleilAnd:
General AlmOuts minister to the court o. 81 Jamss
left Mexico the 2s or Vera Cruz 10 take TIE neT
British psckst or EsEiAbd.
The examples 81 ~ Tampioo PusblA and ia TIE eHpi
tai appear be insasnt or the rsnctiouists IA CON.
paEt of ibs oounry ltepord that the ooussrvadores
are Al vork 10 Gaansusio QasrstAro san Lus Potosi
and kicboaosn 20 get up revelation.
CsstFron vas 10 srng Egainsi The g0vsrumeut n dc
vicinity q HEiir1oo Ii. oOmnandane general of Caer
nsERcs and NOrsiOs states In eommuuicatioa 10 tbs
goveTumsnt thAi the revelation of Css1ron Il Ttry IN
significant Ad.ir, and has hold upon The rso.l. n
con6oes hnsef 70 the barAgcas and and Iri
hiusslf to isvying ooutribuFors from uzguardsd ,r.v
lerss