The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-04

" thousand more youth are TO be Withdrawn from age
and husbandry In two years OF training soldiers they
acquire habits aud tastes quite diff from the
raj 1t will be easy TO induce Them to reenst vouu-
eers and not difficult to fad pretexts for keeping them
any length Of time under their colors The Emperor
upon army of 900 600 trained troops least 500 600
will always be Indispensable, If include the force
/ quired In Algeria.
! TUE GRAVE LEaARE Mr. Yesdon, the accomplished
editor OF the Charleston has succeeded IN discoS-
erng and inviting attention the unmared gre OF the
lamented Legare. proposition TO restore tho hallowtd
dust TO its native soil is thus commented by The Cou
bia South Caronian;
During the last summer Mr. Yeadon, while visit
TO Boston, took measures to dscover where's in the soil Of
Massachusetts, the remains of this eminent South Carroll
man repose After correspondence the subject 1t
appeas that resting several years in the vault of friend
his body removed to small spot OF ground purchased
for the purpose by bis friend Mr. H. D. Cruger Mount
Auburn and there he lies without stone to tell the
of the tenant of that tomb Such Ia human life and such
is mortal glory He who electrified the forum tho Sen
ate with words Of thrilling eoquence conveying thoughts
that elevated humanity lies slenty Beneath the tread OF
busy men, not knowing the ground they stand holy
groundhalowed by the relics of tenement which once
held soul Of human greatness We might write column
on theme so suggestive, but we forbear.
"We trust that the contributions OF all who truly estimate
the character talents and Accomplishments of the eminent
subject of these remarks will be forwarded the Courier
ofceto do justice to their feelings and to
own State the remainsqf her son. who in life vas her
ornament and should DO In death Of her models TO
her rising youth"
| FoRsIaE Observation-Disclosures about 10 be under-
taken between Genoa end Marselas and Genoa and Leg
horn. 1t IL announced in our weekly report from tho
BouFe that the General Society of the Roman Railroads.
will issue paper its capital is fixed at 100000
OF ranes-divded into s5ooo0oO for shares and 80 ooO-
oO0 in bonds there will be ITO 900 shares Of 500 francs
EACH the first nsalment the share be $50 francs
The line from Rome TO CvitaVecchia will be comp.e cd
and opened by July, 1863 The Bombay Tmfs of the I'd
inst mentions that forty thousand natives OF India then
found work preparing the commencement of line which
before years shall elapse viii the Bay of Ben
gal, at two points, with the Arabian sea.
| AN INDIRECT ANswER-The Springfield Republican says
the Hoa Rufus Choate asked the other day what he
thought of Justice Taueys opinion in the Dred Scott
He replied any DEAR sir pay 81 so per volume for the
reports of the United States Supreme Court and power
on earth compel me to read them in the SIN III typo Of
the newspapers" ...#... ..-@...
| DINNER 70 Mr.. GurHRiE-We have before alluded to
public dinner given TO The eSecreary Of the Treasury
his return to Louisville Kentucky. full account of this
wecomc home has reached and the entertainment a
pears to have surpassed any given in that city
Gentlemen of various parties appear to have cast aside all
political annoses and to have united III this public tes-
timonal of appreciation. Mr. Guthrie in eloquent
ply To toast welcoming him home said;
"Snce loft you have twice the executive power
of the nation piss from Of official hands to another
in accordance with the constitution and in obedience to
the voice of the people, The change both times peace
full and imposing The first placed the distinguished chief
my Colleagues and myself in power the second returns
us to our homes and to our families, and TO friends
placed the executive power of the nation in the hands
of other distinguished citizens. The first of anx-
iety and socude me- because then had knowledge
of the requreiens OF the Treasury Department. and but
little personal acquaintance with the political fsn of the
nation and those with whom had to associate.
"The second without anxiety and without solicit
tude 1t gave back to my home to my family, and TO
my friends, with feeling that there is nothing in the
rAa nd
blot out my friends in their secret hearts would wish
had not been recorded there You gentlemen in assuring
me that my feelings are well founded more than compen-
safes me for the four OF absence in the discharge
! of my official duties" .#s.H gef
CosNrcncur-The State election ia Connecticut is to
be held Monday when her members of the next House
Of Representatives to be chosen.
THE KALLoGH TRlAL--The trial of that reverend stump
orator and dsunionis Mr. Kalloch Of Boston, is attract
ing great interest at the North and the papers filed
with the disgusting details of the trial correspondent
of the New York Tribune says
"Apart from the direct testimony the aduerous in
tercoure the strongest point against Mr. Kalloch is that
after his lecture over he went back to the hotel in
East Cambridge and spent hour in the bedroom with
Mr. Stems wife, He asserts that he did because he
exhausted by the fatigue of ecturing and needed But
the Rev. Mr. Holland Of East Cambridge testfes that Mr.
Kaoch did not appear at all aigued after the lecture
and that he excused himself from going to Mr. Hollands
house the plea that he anxious to get home
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hotel, and stay there an honr with another mans wife,
when he but twenty minutes ride from his house
in Boston, is certainly very suspicious circumstance"
KANSAS "AIpThe Albany Argus reiterates its charge
that clothing contributed by the benevolent for the des
in Kansas has been sold and the proceeds appropa
ted redeem the scrip ssued by the Topeka convention
| The Argus says:
We repeat the facts as they have to knowl-
edge from authority which the National Kausas Commit
tee dare not diapute @ r.
"Some 800 boxes of garments which had been contrib
uted by the benevolent last fall to coho the naked and
ter Get in but lay at St Louis On the resumption of
navigation on the Missouri river, month ago,
these 300 boxes sent forward to Kansas under the
direction of the "Nationa Kansas Committee with In
sructions from the latter body that The clothing should be
sold to free State in the Territory, and that in
notes should be sken and that the fund thus created
i should he set apart TO redeem he Topeka scrip"
i NAVAL TERs-We 6ud in the New York Journal Of
Commerce the following items from tho Brooklyn navy
yard:
Our navyyard Is beginning to feel the genial inuencc
spring, exhibiting renewed activity in oil Its branches
The Niagara win be ready for in something less than
weeka the officers who hive been detailed for her
ported for duty on the LIST instant and understand that
1t Is the intention of Captain Hudson to sail trial
/ trip of week Tuesday next. Commander Pcnlock
has been ordered TO join her in addition TO her compile
ment of officers After the short trial trip in the Gulf
Stream che will proceed Immediately to England, to
ceve half the Geographic wire and to participate in laying
it the bottom Of the Atlantic She will be closely fol
lowed by the steam rgate Mississippi aid In the
great enterprise
The store-ship Supply, Lieut. Commanding Gray was
ready for Yesterday and expecting TO GAIL for Rio