The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-25

The Us1k szssA,tss
~ LOUIS. June 2s--A lstAsr fron Jsst LarsmiS Ia
the Republican, dated Jsne s. states that Jm Gsddal
with 800 sheep for Camp Scott had passed that posi-
He left Col Loing and Capt Marcy with thsir command
and about Ices mulea ON The Cache ie Posdre river.
They expected to reach Camp Scott in shsvt enn days
from the 18th Of MAY
Col Landes arrived at Fort Laramie on May 80 with
his wagon road train 70 I'd fET $50
Congregational NoninAtioa-
CINCINNATI June 23.-Ihe democratic congressional
convention of the 7th district of Indiana mast yesterday
at Terre HAute and nominated Henry ssArist strong
anti Lecomptonte. - their candidate for Congress
Destructive Yirs a. Albany.
ALBANY, IN W June 2S-8 O'Clock D. m-At 4
o'clock this afternoon fire broke ont in the lumber yard
of Messs Bullock Mary, Water and Orange streets
Owing to the high Wind, the flames spread rapidly along
the piles Of lumber and extended to the adjoining lum
yard and the freight dspos Of tie Central Railroad The
efforts Of the cmen directed towards saving the lat
ter but the heat 20 ntense TO render It almost i'm
possible and It gfestiy feared that the exerons to
prevent the fire spreading s further will be futile Up
to the present time property valued At has been
destroyed. The fire IL still raging.
NIHE CLOCK, p. MT Is now certain that the FIRE
will be restricted to the limits Of the lumber yards The
coal yard was several times IRE, but cxtingushed
The wind has now subsded. Trcadwclrs factory was
greatly damaged but its total destruction prevented
The flames have been driven from the outskirts of the
lumber yard into the interior. The remen win be
tho ground all night the fro still ragcs csly within
the lumber piles The loss has been rathr ndestated
The insurance on the lumber b only $e DO, ar
over sl5,o 900 on all the property destroycS not
~, -.snts Templar q Boston. f
.-.sron, June 2s.-The Richmond Escampnnsnt Of
Knights Tcmpar after being entertained at Providence
during the day, Arrived here this evening They
liza
Society, and escorted to the American Housc The Light
Artillery gave the vhghians salute Of sixteen guns
upon their arrival
@ supposed MURDER its y
MONTREAL, June 23.--A woman, named o. Brien, was
found dead in GrntoSn yesterday, with marks Of yio-
lence. Her husband has been arrested.
Exports or Cotton. ..The rreshet sabsidtd.
NEW ORLEANS, June ~. The exports Of cotton from
this port to Liverpool during the week $4,000 bales
and to Havre 5000 49,. ,e1s, y IS 4ssliI
The waters Of the Mississippi HAYS commenced 70 rc-
cede and it Is believed that The eshet has reached it
height. e4 $3.50 5t4s., s,ls M +,
The Littles Case. fs5f y
RocHEsru, June 23.-Mn Titles t1in progresses
slowly. Four witnesses have been sworn, and much Of
the evidence in Stouts trial has been reproduced from
the record The physician who examined Mrs Titles at
the time of the Coroners inquest testified that there
number Of bruises on her person and limbs besides
The weather 1t Newfeandland.
Sr. JoHS's, N. r.. June 2z.--Ihe weather has been
clear to-day but very cold for the season. and the nd
cations continue favorable for the Of the Atlantic
telegraph enterprise Wind sonth. iss ma 4 e9.
lE MartAts ecls esaaa as
NEW YonK June 24.-Cotton closed steady sales Of
500 bales Flour is frm--saics Of 10000 bbls State
50 80 s. co. Ohio "a IS u % IS, southern - As a
"a IS. Wheat is bouyant sales Of 60 900 bus south