The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-07

contemporary has long sensible article IN regard
the want Of public aaseent nearly every word which
We most cordially subscribe and siads the aru
Gle for the purpose Of directing Of readers
70 ne great death in this particular which present pre-
walls in this si,y. We have nompally two theatres in
Washington but one m tbe temples appears be perina
aenty closed while the doors Of tbs other only thrown
open once week once fortnight wheneyer sup
pose TIE has satisfactory evidence that he 20 be
honored with crowded audience. While nearly every large
city in the Union with drsaae and operate
panies The citizens OF the federal metropolis be
with monthly Interpretation OF Shakspesrcs heroes,
through the medium of Boothroyd Faircough and quar-
terry introduction 10 the delightful harmones Of the lyrical
srsms.
Conarers wizards, Ethiopian MINISTRIES, dis
solving views and human animal monstrosites have
none No giants duarisno fat men, fat women, fat
girls, fat boys. No circus peror stiling
stenches from wandering geries IT, expect the
perpatetc howmen have overlooked Washington under the
belief that money market Is tight the Potomac, let
them speedily correct their mistake. The organization Of
the House has unlocked few of the strong in the
treasury and through the various channels Of trade and in
dustry 10 city very respectable stream of gold dollars
and whole half and quarter eagles, is gently flowing
The Sergeant Of the House MR. Glossbrenner) will
disburse this week two hundred thousand dollars
Where is Barnum?
RELIEF ron pooR.--Founrn WARD sEsriss.-A
meeting of residents OF the Fourth ward took place Tues
day night pursuant public notice. devise
the relief OF the poor there were few per-
sons present. Upwards Of hundred dollars sub
scribed Ef ta
On notion Mr. r. r. Fendai was called TO the chair and
VIM. II. Ward was appointed secretary.
Mr.. Hugh Is. Sweeny was elected treasurer.
On mston committee OF twelve appointed to solicit
for the relief Of the poor and committee Of
six were appointed to visit and relieve the poor.
The following named gentlemen appointed the
mittee to solicit subscriptions John W. Hodgson, H. H.
BrieS WIN. A. Bradley, A. Rothwel J. Y. Calan, VIM
A. Kennedy, Josiah E.sex, Benjamin s. Bayly Alexander
Lee, George w. Cochran Thomas Parker John f. Coyle
and William ii. Ward.
The following gentlemen appointed to visit and
eve the poor. j. p. Pepper, Dr. Wm j. G. Duhamei r.
Donoghue j. A. Linton Thomas Berry and A. X. Allen
Persons disposed 10 contribute TO the objects OF the meet
ing may hand their subscriptions the treasurer TO
one of the committee named above.
Our weather insist that the mercury fell 10 eight
degrees Monday and it is said that at Ba
more on the day the temperature equally low
Merriam makes The temperature at New York Monday
twelve degrees higher
Yesterday horse with sleigh driven the
New ork this ctyhe second performance Of the kind
this season.
Rnlerous RIGHTS OF THE JEws.--Our fellow citizens in
the city and District Of the Hebrew faith viii read the sub
Joined remarks of General Cass with great in
and satisfaction They delivered in the Senate
In the course of debate, on Tuesday last
"Mr. President, have been requested BY Hebrew Eel
Of this District TO present petition asking for
of incorporation TO enable them erect place OF
Worship and to manage the Temperatures connected with IT,
understand that the existing lsr In this District makes
vision for those purposes only in relation 20 Christian demon
Such distinction is act Of gress iniustiee
and continued after attention directed to it, it would
be disgrace jurisprudence. 1t would i'll become
Ieproach by act Of the faith Of the
and prophets 81 Israel to whose keeping for
than thousand committed the orace Of the
living God Considered in historical aspect only
the rise and progress and fall Of the Jewish race constitute
the interesting and remarkable, and may add
tic episode in the whole annals Of mankind The ncarnste
Saviour himself, in his human capacity jew, and He
came, He declared not destroy the first dspensaton
tina. OF awbut to ful6 by the second
mercy His revelation is freely offered to all the world
jew Gente and condemns every kind Of per
secution and intolerance whether civil ecclesiastical
that that fell spirit leading to eternal conflicts between
the power nct and the power endure win take
of the American heart write its cruel and
christian DEGREES the volumes of American legislation
the District Of Columbia.
1.-The motion agreed to-