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


In reply remark of the Courier and Enquirer the
Courier des Eats Un gives further details respect
ing the letter of Gen. Aonte, mentioned in my letter OF
yesteday) The Courier epudates entirely unounded
the common impression that Amonte is at all risks
IL declares, from thorough knowledge, that nothing
can be more unjust to the enlightened policy and humanity
Of the Mexican In his letter he aludes TO the
action OF the Mexican Congress the peace
the United States, and his readiness to be guided
implicitly by its judgment. In this point he and Santa
Anna agree entirely Both ready obey the will
their iellowcitizens constituonally expressed
II seems that the Mexicans the mole at Vera Cruz
were barbarous enough cheer the Sners
Went down in their sight think quite likely that any
OF them who fall into the hands of for some
time after this will find the least possible quarter Ger
tanly the fellows who could be guilty of such inhuan ex
ulation deserve it little.
The Courier and Enquirer rebukes with some warmth
the reported refusal of Mr. Crittenden one of the pro-
posed plenpotentiary commission Mexico Supposina
snch offer made to Mr. Crittenden point
structures OF the Courier which, this other
occasions has evnced enlarged patriotism, above
party prejndces
brought $40 1000 and Sl5OOO0 received on Sa
day from Canada"
Thus says the Express by way proving truth of its
predictions of ruin to flow from the tariff in another
The Viennoise dancers have yet left us and sup
town" (Which has taken this spectacle under its most
special and gracious patronage) is in welbred mpmres
the thought that the dear delightful loves of children
to give few last appearances. Mrs Child
Of her remarkable letters the Boston Courier full of
usual hearty enthusiasm and phIosophc of thought
says Of them in the flower Dance which all the children
carry bouquets and long garlands
As they foated round in of graceful motions
they reminded me OF breezy day in June, when the
whole air is filled with whrng shower of apple-blos-
sons
This is very happy, every person who has seen the
dance, will feel column of words would not de-
scribe them half completely 1t is only woman can
observe and describe The whole letter is worth printing
and am sure, should you ii among the Unions"
heap of exchanges, the points of the editorial scissors
must be drawn to by that attraction which they have ever
in the hands of taste
The of the Irish relief fund CNavor Mickle,
will be enabled to remit upwards of 1000 by the steamer
to the charitable committee of the Society of Friends in
Dubnseected after due deliberations the best channel
This is but a beginning.
The mortal remains of gallant a sailor MS ever trod
a deck-Captain Lawrence, yesterday privately
moved from the spot where they have been deposited
his death to new family vault The outer coffin
much decayed but the inner of lead quite perfect
The inscription perfectly lcgibc-''Cap,an James
Lawrence, 1913, 81 years.
1t is said in town, that express from Washington has
been arranged for the steamer Tomorrow by government
to transmit the latest Mexican
meeting is called for Monday evening, the
Tabernacle, consider of the great project of railroad
the Pacific Many very good names affixed the call
The Courier and Enquirer of this morning is strongly
for the project.
Two singular accidents yesterday. prize OK
walking up the Bowery had its legs
by of the loaded freight of the Harlem railroad
that two hoos completely OIL. The sierings of
the poor brute extreme and its owngs piteous
hear Both for the sake OF necessity and humanity, it
was killed the spot. About the time fine horse
killed in Plat street by the falling of iron shutter
from the fourth story of 1t struck him with all the
added weight of its fall the back cutting nearly
foot, and causing almost instant death.
The Huchnsons ii seems had to abandon their last
cert in Philadelphia in consequence of the abolition
denotes of the songs the preceding entertainment riot
was imminent and the mayor insisted on the withdrawal
of the singers. ZED.