The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-08-13

THx 1hy ,sunY Loan. One third Of the ten-million
loan has already been deposited treasury and II =
confidently expected that the ene amount viii be paid
in before the LIST OF September An extension of time
could have been obtained by the bidders, but the In
terost does not until the depostes made
the bidders will not be likely TO avail themselves of the
privilege n la
Rrn FsrnA.-A. Green, auotioneer, sold last evening
part of lot No 3, In square No 43l, containing l,275
square feet, with small brick tenement thereon, ION
street. next door to the National Integencer oce TO
r. S. Wharton, for 81, $50. N
PAgvrs were granted during the past week TO Henry
es Of this city for an Improvement n apparatus for
generating gas to Ross Johnson of Frederick, Md, for
Improvement Ia hanging window sash, and TO numer-
other Inventors from dfcrent parts of the coraty.
SUIcIDK A German named TodschinJer committed sui
edo yesterday morning about O'clock by hanging him
self at his residence Capitol Hill The deceased
manufacturer Of root beer Family difficulties said
to have driven him to self destruction.
Ry DR. TEAsDALE pastor of the Thirteenth street Bap
st Church. in this city is visit 10 Pittsburg,
Pcnnsyapa and preaching in the churches there with
his usual success.
Ink PATTI On.oE The receipts of this Office for the
Elk months ending the 30th of June last amount to
$loo,525. About 700 patents were issued
THE DISTURBANCE ON ENGLISH HILL
The following communication will be read with inter-
est 1t Is furnished by gentleman of the highest
spcctability and gives perhaps, the most correct and
detailed account of the disturbance which took place
English ELL on Tuesday night last
To r. Editor Of DE Uaion
Much has been said in the public papers respecting
and their guests from Pha elpha. have taken some
pains to collect the facts in relation to the whole matter
and after dligent inquiry find the facts simply follows
That the afternoon OF 10th instant and after the pre-
sentaon Of the presents from the Pf'ladephiaps the
company sat dom to feast prepared for the occeson
and after the removal of the cloth Ito the words Of
city editor had FIJI ofSA About shutdown, expect
ing friends from Philadelphia by the cars they
loaded six horse omnibus Of all Sorts members Of
the company, not members, and the visitors, in
side full and Others the top. They went down to the
depot at STAYING rate, which attracted the attention Of
all persons living the route They met additional
guest at the cars and started back for tho engine-house
On the way Of the persons the top of the omn
bus used insulting and opprobous language to some
Irishmen they passed by Ins cnragcd one man. and
he running across vacant lot, threw stone at the
man on top At this tine the omnibus going very
Slow the man from the top leapcdo One of the tests
jumped out from behind and n fact in less than one
minute every that able to get out, except one
who cold water man. was gathering up stones and
pursuing the person who threw the f-st stone This
brought out his friends and they in turn drove back the
omnibus party. in the mean time some persons drove
hastily up to the ongnohouse, and very imprudcnty
brough down the cannon used there on that occasion
to fire sautes and placed it the Of cor 4ct
BY this time five six of the police had collected
who Immediately captured the gum aided by the vice
president Of the company and carried 1t to the Jail
other policemen arriving the ground stop was put
to the whole affair." which at time seemed to threaten
serious tumut
am told that the chief Of police has been endeavong
to find out the person who threw the first stone but
yet has been unsuccessful well the person who is
said fired pistol. LOOFEi-ON.