The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-06-07
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Mas Yeas, June 5. lslS
I Ian ss,e mar. N the haIsy csmmrseial cry o
Manhaifan lsatd, siinf pruasly on tiie using land
HE neutr,~u ~ ~ $50 sah TIE wsds ~aisr- o.
ihs hsdraa 40 hss ught, snA Ne kssi nssE GA hel
lss whs IN fiosi a kss ss IA hFoad bosom 81 IN,
nssnikssus lsy. basaed n NJ distance " the blue
sSsns ~ siaisn lslsnd.
q was ssfs~shsae. yesterday afternoon. a. NE
came acFoea ~ 49, fous Auhoy. ~ rotfs from
PhslaSripkta. ~ ~ iaanei " Ne cool ssa brcsfs
- q o.a,s rasA,aw ~ from a. n.sre~s ard meet
ing ~ 20 Ne sounasd sesrPssshsrn shore Of The
Hs~ asl,shsf,d, u . ~, ssy. a Il 10 enjoy ibis
fac hg<szs n Nsx iork tay, espertsily after has-
ing raalAsd a. had daps. slunK the dry and dusty
resds q me iatsrsor, she<nt nsoaniAiH sasys, and
whsa ~ ead suaissaay ss.r,d De Island %
&c. he qussanllns rvoand, ~ asss 81 sss.sla lying
% that point gave ioksns - me oommsscal ehaFae-
tsr q lhs cay Ne vev apfsceehnss
A fss psckst. ~ith bef rsd arnal. and black spot
IN the centre, dsnossd she wss bound Cor the dis-
tant shores q Earope, Setshied With ths prodec-
tons of the Amsricsn sei 500 h'sd, psrhapa, viii
eass-sak.ng, nov struiniag lhsiF eyes lake part
ing gaze al the beautiful landscape ~ thets native
land, 10 SONS psrhaps the Last sighi q he dear
shore with whirh thsy part ~ sre 40 mofe. A few
more days, the deep blas eessa and shy shove will
limit their VISION and Coz many iong sna weary
q
haps. ensytng us our vhi,e-nainisd sienIner
s darling forward 90 land us, whsp they have iusi
parted, 10 painfal regret, wIsh fftsuds
As we pushed On, Ne passed hns, large, heavy
loaded ship beating up ina hay. Her weather.
beaten appearance told us shs had Just come from
glad and joyful hearts, painting with delight once
more 10 leap on shore and embrace their friends.
Such are the oheckertd affairs Of human hie, AL
cannot be happy a, the same moment Al, Al times,
however, have their Joys and sorrows; some rather
more OF one than the other. Some seem doomed 10
more disappontment--to kcener suffering Coz hopes
blasted--greater anguish Of soul for the ingratiude
of those esteemed and served AZ friends, beng
bowed down, crushed IN spirit BY adversely, oflen
produced by misplaced confidence. Al this may
be felt in silence by some while others OF less
sibiiiy, Of less mind and soul seem 10 receive Inc
Of fortune, without scarcely having energy
to seek her fnyors or feeling 10 appreciate them.
We were. soon landed amidst cabmcn and hack
men, who expressed the utmost eRgerneSa 10 serve
us with ride, and TO handle our baggage Tor as.
We were all soon distributed about the city, like
many drops OF water let fall into the centre Of
the bay. In all large cities, personal Identity
suddenly to become narrowed down. In western
village every man knows his neighbor--his calling,
his relations, and affairs. In great city, his next
door neighbors are total strangers 20 him. He or
they may marry and give in marriage drop of by
death, &C., yet they excite especial remark, sym.
city isolation has its advantages and advantages
and as have moralized lorg enough shall drop
the subject.
The Columbus and Vincennes have sailed at last,
as every editor IN Now York will have announced
to K Eou.
from near the Falls of Niagara To the river Detroit
This, it is thought will be important work Of in
ternal improvement. II will reduce the distance,
and keep open regular communication during
winter.
The new .Mnseiies packet ship, Prince de Joinpiiie,
il appointed to sail on the 10Th instant. She is a
fine new ship, for whom Messrs. Bayard * Hinck-
en- agents. She is fast filling up with freight and
passengers.
A gentleman and his Iady--friends and acquaint.
ances of mnego out in her, on trip TO Italy, in.
tending TO spend the next winter in that fine climate.
The gentleman goes partly in pursuit Of health, and
partly on business
The stock market remains without improvement.
The news of the decline in cotton has tended TO
dampen American produce in this market, which
continues to be sold at low prices
The crops in the interior of the country, where !
have recently travelled, looked well, but backward,
on account of the cold, dry weather, which has so
generally prevailed. Rain, with warm, dry wealth
er, would bring them all forward with great abun.
dance and rapidity. The country just now is in
much need Of rain.
The Great Western sails on the 18th instant for
Liverpool; she is again filling up with passengers.
The election for school commissioners in this
city has just terminated As il is kind Of cleo
ton which goes off very quietly, without much cx-
citement, the politics Of those elected give evil
denca of the relative strength of parties in the city at
present
The ship Empire cleared for Liverpool to-day.
We have had several arrivals in the last twenty-four
hours. Among which is the packet ship Hot,en-
guer, from Liverpool, May 6; packet ship Emerald,
Howe, from Havre, April 81; ship merchant, Of Bal
timore, from Canton and Macao, February A.
send you the annexed table of tobacco statistics,
taken from New York paper.
Faue Of tobacco exported from s United States fran 1885 10
lSa4, both Inclusive