The daily union., 1856-03-26

growers who have annual crops of from one to
five tons commanding price of from 81 to So the pound
varying with the in which the crop is ripened
Many varieties grown embracing all the delicious
kinds cultivated in the East and in tropical climates the
open air.
MAIEE-The senate of Maine have passed resolves look
ing the removal of Woodbury. Davis esq from the bench
of the supreme court for refusing recognise the sheriff
appointed by Gov Wells &c The secretary of the
served copy of the resolves upon Judge Davis, and
hearing is to be had on the 2sth.
DANGEROUS CRUIsE-The cruise Of the Arctic in search
of the Pacific very perilous Lieut. Hartstene
who has been in the Polar regions says that during this
expedition he has twice been deaths door than
before. terrific storm occurred night off Cape Sable
when the constantly dashng the decks and
not soul on board expected to be saved.
NAvIeAmox-Albany papers say that the ice in the Hud-
does yet give any indication of breaking up and
that it impossible predict when navigation will be
suRed this year.
FAVORED sPor-Lake Huron said to be free from ice
and the weather in that region delightfully."- sprngke
THE COMMERCE on BuFrALo-The Buffalo Commercial
Advertiser says n Ohio the only western State
that exported and from her that year received s6
233 barrels of -four 9s0Tl bushels of wheat and l457s
bushels of In 1850 received from all the western
States by way of the lakes llO3 03s barrels of -four
1851 SAG bushels Of wheat and 259337s bushels of corn
and 1856 barrels of -four SOLE s2I bushels of
wheat and 87225l6 bushels of Our total receipts
of grain of all kinds in 1885, reducing the -four to wheat
25O22 III bushels of which amount from the rela-
be data gather l60oO0 bushels changed hands
in the Buffalo market For conveyance Of this enor-
of produce and the large amount of other
freight which naturally flows through the channel
have employed tonnage equal to $500 2s3 tons Our
imports during the last year Of all kinds have amounted
in value about 5O5oOOOo showing increase of over
| s., 900 900 over the year 1854"
| WHEAT FLOUR ON LAKE McmeAr-A Chicago cor
respondent of the Buffalo Express that there are
900 bushels Of wheat and 10000 barrels of -four
stored that point On the Illinois canal and railroad
staonsn the interior there not much remaining much
greater than usual marketed here Buao last
fall owing injury of Genesee wheat The farmers there
are paying 81 20 81 Is for seed wheat which is higher
than Chicago prices AT Waukegan, Kenosha and Racine
there is less than bushels Of wheat There
Milwaukee about 225 900 bushels The whole aggre-
gate Lake Michigan will not much exceed 400 900 bush
els Of wheat and 900 barrels Of four This is half what
was stored there year. and the increased number
consumers IL expected up at home The quantity
of is large Probably 2oOoOooo bushels might be
brought If prices attractive enough but farmers
hold for better There is plenty of shipping in Chi
cago hArbor ready out navigation opens
and the corn win at once move eastward
Missouri sTlrE BONDS ron PAorIe HluRoAp-The
ST Louis Inielli igenosr, March 10, says:
Notwithstanding all to the contrary, Governor
Sterling Price last concluded 10 issue the State bonds
asked for by the Pacific railroad. The which the
Pacific road claims under the law Of the late session is
nearly two millions Of dollars So handsome this
win infuse new life in the road Kansas and the South
Branch, and viii cause them to move onward with
| renewed energy"
PosoMwe-The Shenandoah (virginiA) county court
has remAnded William Yeseh for trial before the circuit
court In April the charge Of poisoning bis wife No
positive proof Of guilt adduced but the circumstances
were considered suspicious enough to justify the
pursued by the court
DAxvuLE RAuRoAD-The first appearance Of the looomo
tive opposite DAnvle Virginia with train OF cars at
tached ocoasioned much commoon in that vicinity The
citizens Of the place turned in immense numbers to
witness the arrival and manifested by the snhusia
tic shouts their JOY ~ event raught with advantage
TO the whole OF that fertile region.
A rrRrrcr soSsrrR.-Tbs Auburn New York; Adro-
| cate Of the 10th instant says:
| ave have in our midst prodigy of wickedness. In
company with Rev. b. Ives Of this city we lately paid
visit TO cell Of Of the hardened villains and
reckless murdeFers the world ever knew.
John Fitzgerald arrested last fall, and brought
here charge OF murder. He had killed his father and
mother and brother. Such murder the annals Of crime
can scarocy parallel lie did this in cold blood and with
out SPECIAL proyocaton be came 10 the bed where
his parents slept and killed them both with axe sfer
which he went bed where his youngest brother
sleeping and killed him OF his actual guilt there has not
at any time been the slightest doubt though be has not
confessed the crime At the last Of the supreme
court be found guilty and sentenced to be hung the
2sth OF this month There s not particle Of doubt he
win be executed unless be happens 10 make way with him
self before the time arrives When he first 70 the jail
be manifested signs Of repentance but IL soon wore
of and be is now by many degrees The most hardened
cuiprit During the time we present in
his cell be repeatedly expressed wish to kiln his remain
ing brother be said he would willingly be hung If be
could only kin his brother and few Others who had tes
fed against him. He s murderer throughout soul and
body and with heart stepped in murder be will probn
bly, be ushsred into the presence Of Cod
TIE rrHns or THr ocrax-The Philadelphia Inquirer
says
Within few days past large number Of vessels have
arrived At Atlantic ports after long passages, varying
from 50 TO 07 days from Europe They all report terrific
gales rude with the iceone vessel counting
100 iceberR Ia thirteen hours besides much hedce They
all have suffered greatly In spar and rigging and many OF
the hardy washed overheard, without any
possibility of saving them such the continued tenn
pestuous state Of the weather Besides these dangers sta
threatened TO destroy what the Storm King spared
and The Of ship suhs,ed for thirty days nPon
few peas doed out in email quantities from limited sup
ply board while they had water evrryvhsrs but not
drop 10 drink The feet also report speaking numerous
bomeward bound vessels In disabled condition. some Of