The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-10

TAXING EYE MESD The Leipsic Journal
Of Literature Science aud Art publishes account OF
the wonderful discoveries OF DR. GIae In diseases of the
eye and the wonderful cures he performs lie has found
the ball Of the eye TO be transparent and by curious
instrument examines infinitely the interior takes IL out
and performs any NECESSARY surgical operation, and re-
places 1t without injury to its appearances OF vision
young girl had long been afflicted with the most excru
eating pain in the left eye the of which the most
learned could not understand. Dr. Graen found in the
centre of the ball little worm which he removed and
restored the poor Immediately to health aud per-
feet sight His Office is thronged all day by the poor
praying for relief
YKLLow FrvKR AT NEW ORLEANS The English papers
of New Orleans say nothing about the yellow fever but
the French Journal sIfOtleanois, Of June 2sth, men
tons well naTcd which had proved fatal at the hos
pita in Circus street The victim Frcnchman named
Louis Malhos aged 10, who had been more than two
years in New Orleans. lie had Communication with
the ships in port any Of their crews and the origin OF
the dfeasc is a puzzle for the scientific.
The Buffalo Courier states that the prospect for album
dan supply of peaches in that country better
The trees are loaded with fruit all along the river to
lewiston The crop in Niagara county will also be
large.
We learn that at the recent gathering at Lexington it
suggested by several military officers that grand
view of all the volunteer Companies in the United States
be held at suitable time the prarcs Of Illinois,
and reviewed by the President Of the United States
and General Scott aud staff grand suggestion, but
mpracticaLe.
Miss Catharine Carnalan the inanciering mliner who
recently left Cincinnati largely indebted to number of
merchants, has been arrested at St Louis, whittier she
had fed She had been married to n former lover.
We regret to learn that portion of the trcstlc work of
the Vicksburg and Shreveport railroad, where it
Grass lake. fifteen miles from this city, settled
much last Friday evening while the locomotive pass
ing it to drop the s'machine' in the lake. No
one hurt, HicksJ1y Wing, June 49,
The Aberdeen (Bssissippl Sunny South was furnished
the It'll ut. with large cotton bloom which the
editor considered the s OF the The editor of the
Clarke County Aabiia Democrat says that IL has been
80 long since he heard of the first bloom that he hus
nearly forgotten the date. However, he fixes the time at
the 18th Of june The crop of cotton it thought will
lie an average one
The foundation OF tho largest cotton factory in the
world has just been laid In Rissia the island Cron
holm, in the river Naroya between It's two cataracs
is In the form of grand square, and Will possess G72
windows, 90 900 gas burners, and will occupy 5000
workmen.
Yesterday morning, the express train the Cncn-
natl and Indianapolis road passing just below North
Bend, a Mr. Wilson, Of this city who had designed ia
stop at North Bend jumped off into the canal when the
train was running at the rate of 35 miles ON hour
Though falling into the water he severely injured
that his life is despacd of Cincinnai Gazette, IN inst
The Boston Courier states that on Friday last young
woman named Lucinda Ann Hunt was examined before
Justice Churchill of Dorchester charged with attempt
to poison the entire family Of Mr. John Jones, Of Ran
dolph, in whose service she formerly employed
A Finnish Journal the Suometar, states that the Rus
sian government has despatched two physicians tn,
parishes Of northern Finland to instruct the nhabitan
In the art Of making bread Of moss.