The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-01
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


va Nxw Yosx Nov 80 1871.
The meeting for Pope Plus TX the Tabernacle was all
that could be desired II really of tho most i'm
portant and powerful public demonstrations ever
had in this city only for its size being of tho
largest assemblages collected under roof in New
York. but hearty and welordsssd enthusiasm, and
for the number of best united together in
encouragement and support OF its Objects Among those
prominent in the proceedings very many of our hrse
citizens in every walk Of life Letters read from
President Van Buren,, from the Vice President from The
Secretary OF State, (Mr Buchanan,) from Hon. Mr. Everett,
the venerable Albert Galatin John c. Spencer San
aors Benton Dix, X. Johnson, Dickinson, Gov Seward
&c. cordially approving and sustaining the movement,
well the of the wise and courageous Roman Pom
tiff There can be doubt that the demonstration will
have its effect of advancing the great of consttu
tona freedom and religious and social right not only in
the domnions of the Pope but all over the south of Eu-
rope, lll 0f fs.tss4 Nss tssflcf
Extensive preparations foot by the Henry Clay
and nobody ese wings of this cy-who think, candidy,
are vexths of all the wings hereaboptsor getting up
next week grand and impressive meeting Of s'tho
universal wing party" TO sustain him and his Lexington
speech and resolaonsa with special reference
the presidency The Tabernacle the place select
cd. Come on, gontlemcn Mr.. Clay just tho raan that
will suit US locofocos exactly. ~ SD Is 5tfeJ
Nearly $35OOO0 in specie have left this port Within
week, as follows: ssiit ~ ~ o. asilef
Ship Hotinguer, Liverpool SlsS6aO
Steamer .gn New Y1Is: Havre - SSoS
Ship Margaret Evans, London 6O,76O
Total SssSlu
The Acadia, is thought take from Boston,
morrow, fully much All this makes the banks
very cautious and hard times for moneyevery day from
l0t and thenthe gate shuts down inexorably upon
many mans commercial credit in New York.
The old board of brokers has just voted $500 three
charitable associations of this ciy3O0 to the association
for the Relief Of the Poor 800 the Prison Association
and 500 to the Ladies' Home for the Fendcss. This il
WELL and very honorable the brokers of Wall
They are not nearly bad they painted In fact
they are much better than many who abuse them ton
Just awaited unto the saving OF Nneveh the board of
brokers ought powerful salutary influence upon
the future prospects of New York. 81
The Tribune graties its readers this morning by show
n.y. from the figures, democratic majority of lac the
election. 1t takes add too, the
greater than in 1874. Now, this is what may be called
candid .gs
The Boston papers advertising the Selma men /" Of
the junk (Which has got there las thought is certain
that by this time all her China men" in sight of the
high shores Of the Cape de Verd Isles, their wayto
their homes in far Cathay aud lands beyond the Ind
No matter though Those Yankees have, probably got up
imitation, which quite good the orignaor bet
ter. r1a t s
The City Hall found be on fire this morning from
stoveppe No damage done, though everybody was cot
to talking of the ''fre in the City Hail." sRt
For first time this season, the receipts for tolls tho
State canals, last week. show falling OFF compared
with the corresponding week last year. The
ceive all the canals during the Sd week of November
is -sS 4S627B rs
Same week in 1916 N6M "
Decrease - slosr IS
Worse and worsecolder and colder This morning The
cold is really bitter Old Father Winter, il he has been
long acomng that he is here driving things rather
severely He has shut up in less time than the opera
ton accomplished before. BY this time the
all closed and doubtless there is ice in the river
near Albany ss aga s@ FED. Z
From our Bnltimore Corrssponde Ont. Z ~