The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-10

from New fork for Europe have taken out less than
al7o passengers
KANSAS sToRiEs yandotte the Kansas correspondent
Of the New York Evangelist writes from Kansas city as
follows:
~ hope who has contemplated removing to Kan
will be dssuaded from doing by the which
have reached him OF the acts Of violence which have
recently been committed These often gross
ly and unpardonably exaggerated"
PocRRT-PIcKGG AT CRCEsATL--Aiatt Ward, of Texas a
delegate to the Cincinnati Convention while attending
crowded meeting in that city Tuesday night was rob
bed Of his pocket-book containing over $1,000.
Where THE GOLD HAS GONE ro.-During the last four
months the of in gold and silver has been
shipped FROM England to the Fast
The STREETS LONDON The length of all tho differ
ent in London is 100 miles, the paving of them
cost f4OOoooo and the yearly cost of keeping the pave
ment in repair is flsoo,Ooo.
A GREAT LAND DECDED.--The United States court
New Orleans has decided the great Texas land case
favor of the plaintiffs 1t claim for land founded
upon grant made by the Mexican government the 4th
of june $780, James de la Vega and covered forty
fifty thousand acres which land said to be worth
two millions of dollars.
WHEAT IN CANADA correspondent writing from To-
rono saysi
"Large quantities of wheat still in the hands of the
Upper Canada tarmersprobably not less than 100000
bushels They have not had tho good TO sell when
prices the highest The extent of land under crop
greater than at any previous time"
BRrIsn FISAScEs.,In the House of Commons the Chan
ceor of the British Exchequer has made his financial
statement The deficiency in incomes of the past year
amounted to f356O000 TO which the loans of &c.
100000 in consos has been raised The Chancellor prom
sed saving of fl7559o0o by the revision of the army
and navy estimates for the current year. One million
and half of the loan was applicable 10 the year 1861
The of 100000 in excheqner bills had been
cessluly converted into consos Notwithstanding the
reduced estimates for the services of the army and navy
the expenditure for the present financial year es
mated at the amount of fT7 5250oo whilst the net
income from estimated at than &C.,
$4,000, leaving deficiency of fl0,273,000. To meet
this deficiency there balance remaining of the last FIVE
million loan of fl 00oo proposed rate of credit for
$4,000 00O then the loan of 100000 and, lastly
prospective issue Of exchequer bonds stocks to the
amount of f2,oooooo which will leave small balance
to the credit of the country The increase of
expenditure in Great Britain during the years of
recent Russian f53,Osso00. u
SAILED FOR EURoPE.Among the passengers by the Bal
tic which sailed from New York Saturday. Prof
Morse the telegraph inventor, and family, Mr.. Sidney
Morse Rev. Mr.. Gather the Irish delegate Gen. Cadwaa-
der of philadelphia Col Preston of Charleston and Col
and Mrs. Colt of Hartford Connecticut
THE LIQUOR LAW DELAwARE.-The superior court of
Delaware has decided that the restraining liquor law of
that State is constitutional.
AN EXTENSIVE HoTEL-An addition of SO feet is being
made to the International Hotel at Niagara Falls With
this addition the hotel will have front the three streets
of over $50 feet
REcoyERIEa.--Mr. Buell., of Washington city who was
stabbed in ARRAY at Cincinnati is recovering from the
wound
WHAT RAILROADS HAVE DoSE.-The taxable property in
Ohio in $780, before the completion of Its railway system
was 439 $40 In 1855 the value of the same descrp
ton of property is set down at 1850 s77 354-nearly
double.
TRoors FROM THE CRmEA-Two regiments Of British
troops from the Crimea arrived Halifax on Monday
the mammoth steamer Himalaya.
LoNoEvrTY-Mrs Strickland died in Portland Connec
lieut. few days since at very advanced age In h,
ment ninety years agoi
FINANCES OF New HAMpsHIRE.-The message of Gov
Mecaf Of New Hampshire, states that during the year
ending the lst day OF June 1856 there has been received
into the State treasury from all sources including the cash
hand and temporary loans paid S2Is272 A
and there has been paid in the time Sl996 81
leaving balance Of $l9l55 so. There is due from rail
roads 100 90 leaving the State debt over and abov,
available funds, $64l2T 20.