The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-16
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.


New YoRk. Dec Is. 1876.
Pittsburg being deeply Interested in manufactures,
especially of iron of Of the very first
places be ruined by the prospective operations OF the
tariff. But the following summary from federal
Journal the Pittbug Gazette, exhibits a of things
which, ft be uin is just such ruin the best friends
of the smoky town and her swarthy industry would desire
for themt a ... .. r.... .#
"TRApE OF PrrsHuRo-The Pinsburg Gazette states thai
there 32 boats cleared from that city during the
SIN the same peId the following goods were received
iom the east by the Pennsylyani cannl
ibs O Of eSssas% sS 81 S Ss Of muslin
69s $50 lbs gocenes S4,sil lbs Of drugs 1920 ssS
lbs. leather $3.50, 7o6 lbs bloom. iron i6iiosee lbs
pig iron lo7 1852 lbs paints; o2e 81 lbs I'm III soi
bs gassyaIs 5o2 81 lbs marble s4o7 Isl lbs iron and
'The following is the Of goods shipped from that
iJ6 Il2 bbls of -four; 1870 bbls of beef and pork
q s6l @ pound; Of bacon; 5e ID. Of cheese 500 eS
lard oil; 4o, 1879 lbs feathers; sioa 6i lbs Of WOOL iooo
s lbs Of oo'9s S sss lbs Of hemp ~ h 6s o.
no lbs ofurs and s93 lbs deer and buffalo skins
The religious world has been in quite commotion for a
few days. First the ceremony OF establishing In the
Tabernacle Sunday German church. which il 10
neither Protestant Catholic but independent OF and
unlike both. 1t is apparently ofshoot Of the Ronge
movement in Germany mutdtis nautaHds and some good
Jealous noPopey souls among them the editor ofthe Com
mecia Advertiser (Which conyes make it, federal pol
tics work in very well with Its noPopery vews
gune enough expect comparatively great results
But they viii be disappointed, because the mate
rails are wanting The head of the affair." the high priest
ofthis revelation is the wenown Dr. Giustinlar the
exFranciscan. The other great object OF interest was
the taking the preliminary steps in the Greene Me-
thodis church, last night organize the American branch
of the Evangelical Alliance, the first meeting of which, at
Exeter Hail. London attracted much attention. This
comprehend all Protestant sects, except
Uniarians, Episcopaans, (hgh church,) Qnakers, and
Unversalisis and its object is much opposition
the Catholic Church the promotion of unity and concord
among the Protestant churches and the spread OF the pure
religion of Christ and the Bible through the world"
Columns of federal vupeation of the Post Office Depart
ent under its present efficient head conolusivey an
by the simple fact thathe disbursements been
reduced nearly quarter OF million Of dollars thouoh
the mail routes have been extended $3.50 miles, and 6ls
post-olces established This is something which is
eulogies. There is eoquence (sad the old French
cynic) like the eoquence Of n fact.
The Tribune last and reluctantly gives up the legis-
laure of Mane and admits that the locos have probably
saved their Sate officers for another year. SO far, well
enough when next year comes, friends will not be
caught mapping.
One day, last week. country clergyman, whom chance
business had brought the city, stopped in Barclay
in front Of Mr. Sevenss house, which is built i'm the
Egyptian style of architecture The sight of the sphynx
and the scupurcd figures the front of the edce aros-
ed in this good mans breast indignation credita-
BILE to his zeal than to his good crowd soon gath
cred, and in his holy ire he commenced sermon ON the
spot against idolay and image worshippers who conse-
crate their houses to the worship of false gods He then
departed, wping his forehead doubtless breathing
silent prayer to Heaven not to launch its hunders against
the guilty city which tolerated such denominations Diff
cult it is to believe that any would perpetrae
such escapude the fact is nevertheless recorded in the
newspapers of the day, substantially have given it,
Surely this is the zeal which merely discretion
but common sense . .s..s.I .......... Y