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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-10

Narat Medical board board OF naval surgeons will be
convened the Naval Asylum Philadelphia the day
OF March next for the examination Of assistant surgeons for
promotion and Of candidates for admission into the medical
corps Of the navy The following officers viii compose the
board President, Surgeon James NJ. Greene members,
Surgeons Samuel Darlington and John NJ Fo and Passed
Assistant Surgeon Joseph Wilson IL.
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A'sdrscsd Lc,srs 10 Caslisrswe clip the following
paragraph from the Baltimore SUM- "a satisfactory clue TO
some OF the charges Of oareeness which are made against
the foss oce Department and 10 call attention TO the large
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LOCAL NEWS.

GESERAL CAssIt is with heartfelt satsaetiona salts
faction which will be shared by the whole countthat We
this morning that General Cas- has far recovered
from the effects of h late painful accident as 10 be pro
nounced BY his physicians out Of all danger His speedy res
oraton 10 his usual vigorous health may be confidently
looked for. The Star Of last evening says;
owe happy to be able 10 say that Cen Cass Is so
much bettoF to-day that all approximations with reference
to the effect Of the accident that boe him yesterday dis
PEELED lie has been sitting all the morning suffering
muen less than was expected.
IL conceived possible that OF the small
blood vessels OF his head had been uptured and that the
conclusion of the fall might with the rupture produce
compression OF the brain His present condition shows that
neither OF these results followed the accident 50 his phys
clans regard him being already entirely out OF danger
lnqurng learned that he had 80 far recovered as
TO have read tho newspapers, usual, this forenoon
There large brilliant attendance the presden-
al reception Friday evening last Notwithstanding the
Indictment state of the weather Among the distinguished
present Senator Douglas who appeared to be 10
robust health than the newspaper accounts had led
to expect
We regret to learn that Mrs. Anne 8. Stephens the dis
nguished suthoress lost valuable cluster diamond pin
the Presidents levee Friday evening last The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving the pin at Wizards
Hotel
TnE MURDER CASE AT ALExANDRLA.--The Gazette has
the following additional particulars in regard to this case
Z" Coroner Neals held inquest the body of Sally
Henarty improperly reported Downey) on "Wednesday
evening" and ordered post norton examination which
made by Drs NJ NJ Lewis and j. O. Bnun, and yesterday
morning the jury rendered verdict that Sally Henary
her death from personal violence committed her
by her husband Francis Henart the night OF the
7th Of February, 1885, Henarty Is In jail, and will be
amined this morning
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THE DAILY UNION

number Of midected letters that received the New
York post Office during the past year The adoption q
such regulation that ia force ia New York IN
relation TO keeping list Of the cashiers Of banks in the
United States in all large post offices would tend greatly
prevent delay and mistakes In the Transmission OF letters
TO such officers and do away With these frequent charges
against the Post Office Department
alt Is stated that there kept al the New York posi- office
list OF the cashiers Of banks 10 the United States. When
letters found directed to that city to cashiers who do not
reside there this list consulted the corrected and
from this list that less than sos letters for cashiers
have been misdeced to New York since January J. 1854
all OF which redreeed and forwarded to their proper
address What commentary the earelesness of
Post Office Department"
Reto Pos 06iccsTfe following named new post offices
been established and the following gentlemen
been appointed postmasters:
Jackets Mills, Stafford county, Virginia. David W.
Combs postmaster. Re-established.
Glene Howard county, Maryland Joshua o. Thompson,
postmaster.
Cassvie, Ocean county, New Jersey Antrim Van Hse,
ProspeCtown, Ocean county Now Jersey Henry Johnson
postmaster.
New Dover, Union county, 0hioj William shuer, post
master.
Harper, Logan county Ohio; james A. Brown, postmas-
ter.
Sunrise City Chicago county, Minnesota George Frost
postmaster.
Discontinued The following named post offices have been
discontinued
Chester Gwinnett county, Georgia.
Oak Grove, Hennepin county, Minnesota.
Change Of STE and NaaeThe site and of the post
Office Luzerne Fond Du Lac county, Wisconsin, has been
changed from Luzerne Brandon and George f. Lynch
been appointed postmaster in place Of Edmond Palmer.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-10

AN EDITORS ADvENTuREs-The editor of the Syracuse
Journal gives of his adventures while stuck
two days and two nights in snow-bank the Elmira
and Canandagna railroad He finally abandoned the train
with other passenger and the train has not since been
heard of
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n1y-sermon tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rev.
Dr. Teasdae will preach this Sunday morning Future
General Judgment church l3,h The
will be administered this church AT night
Feb
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LECrURE-Hon Joseph II. Chandler is announced to de-
liver lecture in Baltimore the 18th instant for the ben
eft of the Catholic Institute of that CITY,
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G. EN- ERAI NEW 8,

CONVICTION OF JuDeE-Judge Bogert, one of the po-
lice justices of New York city has been convicted of will
fully and knowingly Iibernting notorious pekpocke
upon straw bail.
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FAT oFncEs--The Cincinnati Gazette states that the
five leading offices in that county yield the following prof
its: Treasurer $4oO clerk $4,000; auditor $4,000
sheriff $4,000; probate Judge $4,000.
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r,oU RENT.ope two, three furnished rooms fo
the conner No 49, Apply on the prem
the proprietor, ,...rz - u.uan-u
Feb I0-d3m 'hMbS W. bAsooIis
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n7-Dr. y. n Barclay, late - Christian Missionary
Jerusalem win preach Medical Hail. 5th street. today
FssSipis
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Madame Deves,
From Paris aud Ne- York.
MADAME DEvosa millinery arrived, and opened
M inspection The Lake,, 504 fennsyivaaia 10
which the ladies of Waahngton Geofgcown sss
Is respectfully invited.
IN 24-u
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SaJsty Of the BarqRs Amelia.
New YoHK Feb 9.-By arrival Of the steamship Tenne
sec 1t Ia learned that the barque Amelia, which sailed fro
Port Prince time in December put into St. Tbomr
on the LIST inst. In lesky condition.
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Arrival of the Steamer Tsaas..oe.

ArTtVut
NEw YonK Feb. s.The Tennessee from Laguayra the
27th arrived up this forenoon.
The cholera had disappeared from Caracas, but
king awful ravages in the other provinces Political affairs
quiet.
There sickness at ST. Thomas but the cholera
raging with terrible fatality at Porto Rico Nearly 900
cases had the 2t Of November and upwards
of s, 900 deaths
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KEEP THE cLEAE-Mrs Sarah Wait recently OBJ
taued verdict of $456 95 against the city of Charles
town. Massachusetts, in consequence of having her leg
broken by fall the icy Streets the city being bound to
keep the streets clear of distractions
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From Ne,e York.

NEW YoRK, Feb 9.-The steamer Star OF the West sailed
this afternoon for San Juan crowded with passengers IL Is
generally believed that several hundred buseS succeeded
In getting of In her.
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VIM w. Belknap, Attorney -at-L Law and Land
Agent. KeOkuk, Iowa.

AND WARRANTS located choice land IN satisfactory man
and favorable terms, ard al bushes. !" iowa feqa'
ing the attention VI attorney promptly susndsdto
suyraucps.
Paro Nou,se, wsstingtns, D. o.
Alexander N. Evans, .....
Keller h McKssn.y,
Ia-Rmo~dAcp
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pRrTIsH ARMY LIST FOR 1886.
ID British Navy list for 1885
British hlmanae and Companion Tor 1856.
Brush Almanac Of Science and trt for 1866.
British Army and Militia Almanac Tor 1886.
British Royal Kaiendar (ths Red Book for 1856.
WHO'S who for 1855.
AmsuAc de GOTTA for 1856,
Feb 10 FRANGk JAfIoh
The public win he informed that ss soon As my
v health will return and assume my dniea as proprietor
OF the National Hotel. -. ..x
Feb lo--ds,. Wa" Sof'
7 AND wARRANTs,-The highest essn prices paid by 49,
La NJ, SNYDER SON,
Jan Sim
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uft unb perfaa Tarm 6Gufer unb @runpr,en unb Iebt
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8armem su pertaufen. Cine 8arm ron $50 9tder
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telen ppn Same geen 1000 SbbGume cardu 8utes pans
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reifen Sertau werben Nud eben etntee ubere Sarmeu
IN o4 bts 300 ader tn 9altmUrs 3ODarb parSsN Gal6Ot
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5RfaAse beg aIftn unb neIen Qpels fstnen Gefegr
ppr bas Nnee ftbreu IN fir ble Oempfratte 1T
@Imertfa unS europa 3u ptrfen ffreben 10 rtel IN
ietnen RrGften ltest. 8u bielem 3wefe erlu3t
bic 9'ebdfttpn bic Treunbe Der DemDtratte INT
pnterfisung bieleS Sr9auS. @infenbureen,
UelGe Der Eenben3 bes WedersEeutipre6en tinb
ptltpmmen. = Srtefe erbttten MIR uns pOrtCiret.
4as Dr9enblatt bes ,QBsfers" erf9etnt .jeeen
Srettaesunb tpftet 50 bas Sabr.
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omtsn IN fg rfgsa+ sptf9en aUbarb unbgDater
reter SanS AZ ssrfaufen er Nrt @dubmadswerfseusen
' GtnfGIa8enben @rtten If e6er.
pretfe aufs Sltefe eefent
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Garfield, Brother & Co,
8r. Is. OteNemDa@,o
GTyf!la " d ] Ik9

NiGnhelter, Mto.
Manchester Female Seminary
unter Der 9euus Der 5r6uleins Dtefenba6 IT, Geuter.
8etb 2lufalten Ub8e in eefrberten (y dub N In
anb bet Nan&er b perben mad SenieIbn runbfGsen se.
breiten Der SpmercurS begnnt In bet6en am Stunt @tes
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SIR. III 8dlltmpre@Str.
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ourd augefprper beelben reselmd8ig mpnatt auragen
m San dnserer Ver3D9erun9 rerpn Ddse, bic nod ntbe
sablt np, benz 8dHr Serug ertlGrt wtebr pertauft
perben
@at 8ee8sne 8erdbnSpdg nit unb U9ne efernem Sitter
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>ertaHn SrOBen ale Sprteu inpprtrten Branftep
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pretien 5erner abrrn mir aQ Sprten Steres unp smt
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Sahr. @tnselne Rummern tpffen 5 Gts. iebeS
Stuf' %nBe!i8en nerhen blief bere6net.
This democratic
u er m an We ky Paper
IS published every Friday. Price
81 year. Advertisements very
s4s cheap.
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fur Oamen n6 oerren el6 anfertgt unb et5 mad ben
nerntn Taeons lefert nbem tie ree unb prDmpteft
Bebienune nit btefer 9reisnpruns Serprt9t. 25iptS
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tocratic slsvsholdipg aggessons. Dr. Phelps Is an
effective orator, and doubt not will give good salts
fiction wherever he speaks.
"A large and enthusiastic Fremont and Dayton
Mass Meeting was held It Walton, Delaware County
n Y, on the 5th inst. at which Col. Thomas Marvin
presided. Spirited and able addresses were made by
the Hon. Samuel Gordon Donald Shaw. jr. and j. X.
Allaben, interpreted with good songs by the Walton
Glee Club. The Fremont men of Walton have spread
their banner to the breeze from the top of liberty
pole 100 feet high.
The Rev. DIR. Storrs has announced his readiness
to take the stumpin behalf Of Freedom and Fremont
"A ferrous ngger-driving journalism that while
two million copies of Summers speech have been put
in circulation only about thousand copies Of Buffers
reply have been purchased for distribution among the
people.
The Hon. JOHN F. POTTER County Judge OF
Walwoth County, is the Republican candidate in the
LIST District Of Wisconsin. Daniel Wells, jr., Pro-
Slavery Democrat is the present member
The Fillmore party have made the following
nominations in Ohio:
Fbr Disnie,-James p. florence, Hamilton County
Second Disfvie--J. Scott Harrison, Hamilton County
SirA Distriet-John A. Trimble Highland County.
Tenth Disfyfef-Oscsr r Moore, Ross County.
TseUh Dstrfet-Jsmes r. Stanberry Licking County
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hopc-pinol and sword in his hand. He was also com
mitted TO ali 10 await q further examina, ion.
MoRE RIOTfsG.-A riotous demonstration took place
about O'Clock On Friday evening fic iutersec
arms were freely discharged and blows by deadly
weapons exchanged with considerable dexterity IL
appears that party Of Ads, known juvenile Fish
ing Club, paradng along the shove vicinity when
they were attacked by party Of grown persons who
were standing upon the sidewalk, and beaten.
number of young who we're at the corner of Fay
cite and Caroline streets, seeing the ARRAY ran
down to the place, whereapon they were cow
ardly assaulted and beaten. A young man named
John Haupt was stabbed in three psnces, two
and all Of them Of a serious character. young
named Lemuel Dorsey, struck upon the left
side of the face with sung shot, and badly hurt.
Haupt previous to being stabbed also deak a vo-
lent blow with slung-shot. third party named
Homer was badly beaten, also, well rs another
whose name IL unknown. Mr.. Haupt wasconv eyed to
the apohccary store of Mr.. +. Hancock corner Of
Baltimore and Caroline streets and surgcaliy treated
by DR.. j. l.. Large who IL now attending him at his
residence in Ann street. He continues very low, MT
having spoken word up to Saturday evening TIC
other two wounded parties kindly attended TO BY
Dr. z. l.. Berger and Mr.. Boone, a gentleman in the
store.
DAsTARpLY OUTRAGE.-On Saturday evening last,
az two aged and highly respectable ladies residing
Fayette near Calvert street, were enjoying evening
walk about O'Clock, they were brutally assaled by
fepd in human shape at the corner OF Charles and
Fayette streets, and one Of them was violently hurled
TO the pavement receiving in the fall painful wound
upon the head The villain then seized the other but
some gentleman passing frightened him of before be
had time to injure her. HIS object was doubtless
robbery and strange to say, although some hafdOzen
men were soon on the ground, they made effort to
arrest him. that he might meet the punishment his VII
down was 70 injured that it was necessary to assist
her TO her residence.
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NORTHERN NETWORK AWAKE.

PLArrsBUReH, Sept l2.-The last was proud day
for the Freemen Of Northern New-York. No such
mighty gathering has ever been seen on the borders
Of our beautiful lake. At least Ten Thousand Repub-
Leans have been in council Crowds Of jealous Free
meu, with their wives and children, came in from oil
directions Franklin, st. Lawrence, Essex and Yer
mont
The Hon. G. A. Simmons, the venerable faithful
and true member Of Congress from this district, was
selected to preside On taking the chair, Mr. s. made
brief but stirring speech, and introduced the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher. When he appeared on the
PLATFORM the mighty throng made the welkn ring with
their cheers for the noble champion of Freedom. His
speech Of an hour and half uninterrupted
stream of molten eloquence. His audience kept even
pace with hun in intense enthusiasm. But no such
mastery and stirring speech had ever before been
heard IN Northern New-York. Every heart was
stirred Laughter and tears and boisterous cheers
were blended as the speaker passed from grave TO gay
or nom humor to nvective.
u D. Cochfane, esq, of Schenectady, followed. lie
is a noble spcaker-s,ropg, logical, and eloquent.
The Hon. Preston King spoke to his neghbors with
the earnestness and feeling becoming one of the
Fathers OF the Democratic party of Northern New
York. and the foremost living representative of our
beloved Silas Wright.
The work resumed in the evening at several
points. Mr.. Beecher spoke to a compact audience
inside and outside Of the largest room in the village
and Messrs Olin Vele, Potter, &C.. at other points
all TO immense and enthusiastic audiences.
Finally here alls wellr' Northern New. York
will furnish 0000 Of the 10 600 which to be given by
the Empire State to Freedom and Fremont