The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-04

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NEW YoRK, March 81, l843
After delay of three days, the Eastern mails
came in and furnished large catalogue of disasters
that have grown out of the late unexampled storms.
The newspapers filled with the details, and as
they quite too elaborate for the limits of letter
refer you to the press for further information.
In Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts
Maine and New Hampshire, the effects of the storm
are presented in melancholy details though thus far
few accounts of the loss of life have been received
II is hoped that the destruction of life has not been
extensive.
From the seaboard We have, thus far, had but lit
tie intelligence but it is feared that accounts will
by and by, come in informing Of many instances
of shipwreck. From Western New York and the
Lake Country nothing has, YET, been received but
doieful tales of loss of property the destruction OF
mills, mil sites, and manufactures, are anticipated
So far as this City is concerned, the effects of the
storm must be deemed a public blessing-it freed
many Of the streets from vexatious embargo. en-
by mounds of snow and ice, and has rendered
them passabe The contractors, Whose duty it is to
keep the streets clear Of all ncumbrance saved some
thousands of dollars by the operation 1t is true that
some people are born TO good luckn
BY the arrival of the ship Isabella al this port yes
erday, from Rio Janero dates from that CITY 10 the
18th uIt have been received. The United State.
ship of war John Adams was there all well. and the
story OF her having had mutny on board is contra
dlcted. The tale was undoubtedly manufactured here
for the purpose of gratifying those who are fond Of
the horrible, the marvellous, the Wild and the won.
derfui.
The brig Falcon, ID days from Bermuda, is here,
and furnishes 81, Domingo dates several DAYS later
than those previously received. They state that
Prince Criaophe and his Princess had sailed for Eng
land in the Royal Mail Steamer, the Tay.
meeting of the friends Of the Administration
was held in the Seventh Ward last evening. Il was
numerously attended but as was too i'll to attend
it, il is not in my power to give you all the details
And, inasmuch you will obtain an authentic re-
port from legitimate sources the omission Of report
by me will not be deprecated. am informed by
those who were present that the utmost harmony and
good feeling prevailed The work" has been pro-
perly commenced and If carried out with that zeal
and spirit and harmony, that distinguish the &C.
ton OF patriotic and honorable party, moved by q
desire TO promote the common good Of the country
and the Administration, the best possible results may
be anticipated.
One common bond Of snion should keep all toye-
ther-eaoh man should act for the good Of the whole
and nothing like ciquei, petty factions should be
allowed to exist among us.
Every man, who is friend Of the Administration
should stand ready to labor for the good Of the cause,
looking forward for the concentration of that De
mocraoy Of numbersn which alone should or can
rule.
IA house divided against telf cannot stand (" il q,
said by the highest Of all authorities and il is equal
y true that no party flourish that disunted by
contending factions. England was distracted by the
feuds between the houses Of York and Lancaster,
TIL she bad well nigh become impotent and let the
Republican party profit by recurring to the remins-
cence
All who arc faithful and true TO tho Administra
ton, and to the sacred principles which il destined
to carry out should ever be ready to engage right
manfuly in its defence and frown down the first ev
licences Of partisan feud and faction. Let all be-
united; LET all be jealous and bold. and pdusiriou,
faithful TO the Administration and TO Themselves and
success and victory the most signal and complete.
must and will assurcdly attend us. We must be uni
ted, II we hope for triumph, ] do not mean TO say
that the party has been disuniled but ! do mean to
say that It has not al all times eyinccd unbrokcn
front. " Now is the day, and now is the hour
for thorough and determined organization and
though it may not have been bad heretofore, let m
all march forward for the attainment, Of an object 50
very desirable and important and recoect and adopt
the Italian adage-
"E mtgiio farde che mai7--
IN is better Lb than nrer" Organization acton
action, action, without reference TO private feelings
or the dogmas Of chqtes," should be our motto
The weather has again changed, and il is quite
cold to-day The wind is from the northeast and The
heavens indicate a storm. Yesterday was delightful
Today all Is sombre and dismal
1t reported here to-day, that the Bank Of Orcan'
'ne Of the Safety Fund" Banks Of this State, bs,
stopped. The bankers have refused it these ten
lays
Money Is as plenty as ever; and, capitalists End i
ii'hcult to invest IT,, Psper, known TO be good n
RELY discounted and sought for Large sums are TO
De loaned at per cent Specie is absolutely drug
n the market, and is constantly flowing in
The cotton make, remain, unchanged nor