The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-28
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE

New YoRK. April n, 1917.

New York, April n, 1877
Much of the interest felt the Virginia election
upon Mr. Dromgooe. The first news, that his district was
doubtful produced mixed feeling of pain and surprise
As vet we have nothing positive though the probabilities
in his favor The democrats OF New York will all be
pleased hear of his reelection, which hope will be by
the telegraphc from the south We can i'll spare
of the talented, energetic and faithful OF Vgtnlas
many distinguished democratic sons.
Forced by public opinion, his anren excellency, Gov
Young has length taken notice OF the continued ourages
of his partsans in Columbia county, and has issued his
proclamation, offering rewards for the ring,eaders 1he
truth is that the county is and for time past has bee
completely of the pale of the law, and at the mercy oil
the rowing bands OF anti-renters.
The whole number Of immigrants arrived at this port
from January 1st 1917, to the 9th inst, Is 2S02i, OF
whom H. 6 have come since the LIST inst As yet the
son scarcely be said to have commenced and the prob
ability strong that the immigration to this port this year.
win be near 10000
waiting for the opening of the canal immense that all
the storage place occupied and the orwarders have
been compelled to refuse any more conslgnments Inc
LIST of May, however, will open the canals, unless the
weather inervcnes nify the order of the canal COM
missioners.
There very general feeling of respect that the com
mission cody the laws is to lose the benefit OF Chan
ceor Waworth great ability and experience lie 1t was
who alone redeemed the commission from the charge OF
being rdcuouy unequal its grave tnsk and the legis-
lare will find texcecdingy difficult to supply his place
The b,raue Murio sailed yesterday for Point Isabel,
full companies OF the lOth Regiment ol hiauy,
Major J. j. Mccarthy commanding. The first portion OF
the same regiment sailed days ago. under charge oil
Lieutenant Colonel Fay and the third and remaining pof.
ton will be ready about weeks with the stan, and
Colonel Temple true and gallant gentleman as ever
drew a sword
The Inst number of Dombey introduces some new faces
which promise well The naughty handsome young widow
interests al first sight the reader well as Mr. Donbey,
and Ia evident that stiff cold old house is soon TO have
new mistress Poor Florence Carker and his teeth show
more and that he is to he one OF the charac
rs of the book He is the type of class, small but d-
fused There Is n who walks Broadway ana " all
street every day about high change. who is perfect Cae
If one there be Of Dickenss page The same thin
pal, whskers the same smooth bloodess face, and
dainty person, the nice and cat-like soness OF
look and manner but--ahl the cold blue eye that
never laughs and mouth that is always set in dead
Iy smile The laughing hyena in the mcnagerie
has that is handsome beside his never could md
out his but he cold shadow on the brightest
sunine and the resoue little mendcan sweepers at The
crossings that ask of everybody, never ask OF him The
very boys when he stops them for the extras with tue
grain and cotton news den with him at arms length
without word and are OIL He is the "Carker OF New
| York
The voice Of song is mute flushed is the note OF the
nightingale The Bari is indsposed, and cannot sing fo
one whole week, and consequently Gotham must iorcgo
for that time, her cherished institution OF the opera
The other day, thousand hogsheads Of sugar, two thou
sand package, tea, and large lot Of raisns and spices