The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-04


the city The whole country was looking to wash-
ington earnestly hoping and awaiting for ths that
the public peacs would be preserved He trusted that
| meet here again IN good fellowship
NJ HoCszos snd - it probably the last motion he
would ever make hsre he moved that tho Board adjourn
sas de Agreed to.
MARYLAND AnRrcuIrrxAL Coupos--we have received
the recently published report Of the Register of this ins
tuition and are pleased to notice the Of Mess
W. Corcoran, Clement HILL and other prominent citizens Of
Washington the list Of those who have subscribed for
stock The location Of the college tas have previously
stated h about nine miles from this city on the Balt
more turnpike road The present available Of the
institution will nressarly con6ne the trustees It this
tame to the erection of but wing OF tho structure
Deeply they regret the necessity which thus limits tenn
poray their operations they without hope that
the appeal they about to make individually and by
agents in their respective counties and the cities Of Ba
and Washington to their patriotic and phianthro
pic citizens to aid them in their efforts erect
Immediately the entire building together with large and
conmcdious workshop viii be successful Should this be
realized the whole college building and workshop will be
Immediately put under contract One wing Of the pro-
posed structure win I've building complete in Itself
hundred and twenty feet in length fifty four feet in
width, five stories high with kitchen dining ROOM pan
try wash &C. in the basement, With eight lecture
the upper stories sufficient for the comfortable accommo
dalton of hundred and twenty students and win be
constructed to insure the most perfect ventilation
and to afford every ty heating every part Of it in
the most approved manner by hot water heated air
We trust that there win be agencrous response to the
appeal. and that liberal share Of material aid will
be afforded to this praiseworthy undertaking
Tn MrxrcpAL ELECTION find in all the staunch
ed that the regular candidate of the party will not be de-
feated at the national metropolis by the combined ac-
ton OF the know nothings and the republicans, with
few ''camp-foowcrs Here, the heart of the demo-
cratic and anti nothing party beats high with that
confidence of strength and which inspires VIC
torous effort and is the p!aines duty Of every honor
able nAn who would be true to his principles give
h4 most strenuous effort to the election OF Col Berret
The know nothings have worked quietly, and 10
airoy, that democrats and anti know nothings
have been deceived into the belief that Mr. walIach Is
not to be regarded as political 4paet Deusve idea
is he not running in opposition regularly nominated
candidate and who does value political principles and
integrity than any man VINO win sacrifice them
for any mani hearty support Of democratic nominees
has long been considered the practical test Of adherence
to the democratic paiiy.
IsDErxsDhxcE CxlEnsArioS. are informed that
gagged in perecting programme for grand Union cele-
braticn Of the coming anniversary Of American indie
pendence is thought desirable that there should be
celebration which will furnish and rccrc
alton for the than amy which has preceded it, and
when the programme is completed it viii be submitted
to the citizens ut public meeting for amendment and
approval It is proposed to inritc Major Bacon 1.-THE
only field officer in the District elected by his command
to organize escort from such companies may vol
unieerto have singing by the German military a~o-
Citations and to cniven the by dancing by rura
sports and by regatta the Potomac
An INTERESTING ScxNx.The Columbian Institution for
the deaf mutes and blind present Wednesday az
ternoon the exhibition OF the Bible Panorama at Odd
Fellows Hall The scene, To them and to Others was
rendered unusually interesting. Although they could
not hear the words of the lecturer in explanation Of the
panorama. they made to understand him the SD
perintendent Mr. Ell Gallaudet acting as an interpre
ter for then by Of the deaf and dumb alphabet
and their Biblical knowledge ia by means limited
they readily oomprchendn the very beautiful which
passed before them They gave the painting the most
eanes. attention and rarely asked for explanation
The CoxixG ELBTYoS We invite attention to the
Proclamation Of His Honor Mayor Magruder which viii
he found in advertising columns inviting his fellow
citizens preserve good order the day Of election
We are happy to learn that the pledge given by the
Mayor that voters must and shall be protected will be
forced by the regular poceforcc aud by about hun
dai special policemen Other arrangements (Which il ID not
necessary to make public have been made by the Mayor
and by District Marshal Selcn, which will insure good
order, aud teach the partisan buliss of Baltimore that
they cannot exercise their p.oa here in Washington
CHANGE or PRpdRAxxE A and gaudy handbil
yesterday displayed looking circus like than
number We shall not I've surprised to thrd,
which the know nothing and republican candidate will
appear waving the American flag, and presenting por
trait OF his ayowed choice for Presdent-Wm. IL. Sew
ard Can voters bc imported those show-bills were
to dazzle the WashingtopSns'
NcyEL lsfoxAATox -Somc Of the statements
corning Mr. Brimidrs position among the oman artists,
published in the Lacesso1 Of yesterday, novel ito
the mdcst wor to American artists and Others who
have resided at the Holy City and somewhat
vcrsant with its art afas Unfortunately Cor Mr.. Bal
midi his works speak for themselves il You wish TO
certain his ability, look around
vouSrxERrSc reported yesterday that Of
the p~tentees Of brecch-losang fe-arms hs engaged
the steam dredging machine in the canal, and volun-
teccd their services 10 npar TO the coast o. Cuba
Next week the s.Fiovcr Queen ~ oatorio
written by blind girl the music by Root, will be sung
at the Assembly Rooms by is pupils OF tie at and