The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-23
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE,
From our New York Corresnonaent-


NEW YORK; June %, 1917
The average democratic minority the Il iudges nj the
judicial election in this city was i75o Chief Justice
Bronson leads his highest opponent Mr. Noxon 5O26 votes
This official is creditable what Mr. Buren, SO
truly styled ihe lion hearted democracy" ofhis eountyhe
largest and most reliable in the State.
few of the silest OF the wing journals, such rs the
Newburyport (Massachuse) Herald, trying To get
ruin panic about the manufactures, because
few OF them have paid their usual enormous profits
But there is no heart In the cry-t mere squeak, like
the voice OF very little pig in distress, and provocative
only OF laughter.
The railroad companies authorized during last
two sessions OF the British Paramentto say nothing Of
the old onesw require pal of Ell 900 900 OF
this immense E2S 900 have actually been paid
n leaving yet LOG 900 be paid by May, lS49 when
all the lines must by law, be completed that is say,
near million week tor two years. Ii is easy that
the diversion of this capital into single channel
enterprise must have Tremendous effect upon the
monetary and industrial interests. The London Times is
OF the opinion that 10 prosecute and complete such works
will involve the country in unparalleled difficulties. One
result already is manifest in the nigh of interest which
prevai novel feature in England Three per cent no
longer the rate for much money you but from
five to six per cent must be paid of things like
this, particularly if continued for two three years. can
hardly fail to make itself felt in this country For instance
the English manufacturers will longer enjoy great
advantage over our manufacturers of from three per
cent on the interest of their capnl whe the other
hand, much OF the foreign capital here for investment
viii be Withdrawn; and so on gaining and losing alter
naely.
Since the list of the month, the receipts of flour the
Hudson have averaged 80 600 barrels day. ex-
ports TO- 900 barrels The receipts of wheat during
same period have been 34l 1885, and of corn 97 $40
bushels. Exports from LIST 18th nsan-whea 2O9 $50
bushels rye, H. 266 do corn, 1868 do The pressure
caused by the prevailing high prices having diminished,
there is reason to expect propoonate falling off in the
receipts and shipments--at least for a time.
The anti-reners have hit upon dodge in their
crusade against the laws Now they pay their landlord
his agent, the rent, with ediIng pnnctuay, quarter
day, and before he leaves their neghborood take it back
that is, rob him of evey The device is old
Robin Hood and his wild days but this is the first time ii
has been reduced to practice in our lawabiding land.
On Friday next, Jewish synagogue will be conse-
Grated in Wooster street. by the expressive and poecal
name of rhe Gates of Prayer" But in fact, the slightest
thing connected with the religion of this ancient and sngu
lar people has, more Or less, poetry of its own.
The population of Paris the LIST of May 9i5 73l
sous of these &C. $50 that date enrolled paupers,
and 422 40 Cor nearly half the choe popation)
ceivng bread tickets What of things in the second
city of Europe! and what commentary the protective
principle in government!
The United States deputy marshal arrested yesterday
in this city, Captain Canot, weknown from his rumoed
connexion with the saveuade aad especially the pro-
Mount, the African He fitted the barque
Chancellor, and when she captured by the Dol phin,
took passage in her this port We shall see how
far this show of confidence is founded in innocence.
The city was blue-devied all the morning by cold fog
which hung the tops OF tine houses and filed every
thing and everybody with thorough uncomforabeness 1t
dense the Sound that the mailboa from Stonn
did through, though the other boats did
About hour before yesterday the curtain
lifted and the sun, followed by breeze, gave
weather.
The deaths in this city last week 30S of whom 10
were alien immigrants and lI5 inmates of various
hospitals and asylums These two items explain, once
the causes of the mortality. FED.