The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-22
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE,
From our New York Correspondent.

NEw YoRK, June 81, 1871. |
We have got the oicals" of the recent election from
the whole State. They as follows differing a
little from the results less footngs.
For Judges Of court of appeals.
Wing Dem. Mai
Whittesey 49, 1853 Bronson I44,9 1856 Is GA |
s sesao Isss.S i kagss. 9sss iss
Lampor l3oS29 Benton 1898 1904
The average democratic majority the four judges is
1885 Chief Justice Bronson, highest democrat leads
Chancellor Whitesey highest whig 1858, and Reynolds,
the lowest wing, 1927. Judge Jeweu lowest our
ticket leads Whitesey 6,I2O, and Reynolds liza. The
whole vote was 276,000, much than generally
supposed before the official returns all in and strong
argument in favor ofreanng the judicial elections separate
from all others.
For the week ending Friday the 18th inst, the exports
rom this port were largeamounng to 81 All. The
prime pal items follows and will be seen how great
a proportion of them are farmers stulfs:
$40 Great Britain Corn, 22s 1863 bushels; -four 10 s3s
barrels; meal II 1856 barrels rice, 200 terces beef
37ol barrels ashes, 52barrel lard 27o7li pounds bar,
ey sl02 bushels hams 4l6 1876 pounds cotton 37 bales
pss ps1s e SSssi
"I1 Ftanee Ashes pots 5i2 barrels; wheat. SO; 500
'To Spansl rss indies: Rice, 1875 pounds pork 30
barrels hams, I,O2 pounds lard, ssi6 pounds butter
I5 81 Domingo: Flour, 800 barrels lard 1873 pounds
dry fish, 1000 pounds; meal 100 barrels rice 2ss pounds
cheese 900 pounds hams, 729 pounds; beef AZ barrels
butter 1900 pounds.
10 British Hest Indies Conn., 522 bushels; pork, 223
barrels butter 4li9 pounds cheese, 4s49 pounds hams
592 pounds flour 400 barrels beef 10 barrels lard i9s
pounds; meal, 225 barrels; rice, 1918 pounds"
Odisus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. taril--,lnder which,
week after week, such of things exist and
continue
Somebody has been specializing on the spectators in
Buialo and, sharp those gentry are,
Thursday last the day of the Cambrias arrival sep
teegaphc dispatches received. announcing
great rise in -four and conquoting the former 6Os
and the latter at SO OF there was buying in hot
haste and only the market in Buffalo swept, bu
letters posted oil farther west, correspondents
Soon afterwards, the real news along, and then, in
deed, there "exctement such the Buffalo -four
market has often Who the bottom of this
deep trick has not certainly ransped though it is said
that the agent of New York house (he heaviest holders
of -four in the Snte) shrewd enough in the furry,
get off nearly their whole stock in hands.
The welcome home of the returning volunteers at New
Orleans the 10th instant, appears have been very
brilliant affair." and with its addresses professions grand
banquet the Place dArmes almost classical as any
thing in the days of old Rome In truth, whether it is the
style in which the Crescent City loves do those things
the haclassc associations connected with her. the
of her and squaresthe Place dAmes, for
instance Clancy Colonel Davss fierce Mssissippans feted
here is the spot of all others for triumph, Grafton,
or expression of sentiment of any
The chances of the Washingtons beating the Britannia
much discussed both private and in the newspapers
rem New York Southampton she has g. 100 miles run,
or $50 than the Britannia while she started
three four hours later the LIST instant When last
ID,
uide 4S west the Washington had done well
expected from her. She had then been half days.
and had accomplished but l64 miles, according the
Ashburton's logbook lnaking only 178 miles day
which rate she will lie beaten easy by the British
She not properly trimmed, it is said here; and it
certain that going out, she deep forward and had
besides ugly list port" which made many
pate for her run The friends of the ship
not believe that with fair play from her engines and in her
loading she be beaten by any seagoing
tits provoking that experiment, important for in
many points of view, should be rine for
the want OF decent skill in trimming the ship Surely it
not at this day to ask if the shp-yards OF New
York cannot turn out swift models any the world
The Boston Transcript has it from passenger direct from
France by the Cambria, that the first ship of French
line of steamers would not leave Havre until the 10th
Per contra, the Hasre Journal the 22d nmo contains
an advertisement that freight would be taken by the
TRANSATLANTIC steamer at Cherbourg later than of the
Sd nstant from which would that she to sail on
that next day 4propos of this subjects Have The names
of the line been substituted for American titles in
compliment to this country 2or have they not? Are we
be 'lattered" THAT is the question Will not the
chevalier of the Courier, who is up all these things
enghen us
The Courier and Enquirer here is indebted to Messrs
Hagous CO.. for copy of Santa Annals resignation to
the Mexican Congress. The c. and L. might have found
il in the Union of the 18th inst
Our Charge Naples, Mr.. VIM H. Polk has been seeiny
his friends the Asor House for the two or three davs
He is looking good news after his two years dutes
in the enchanting capital of southern Italy appears TO
have the slightest possible intention of verifying the Italian
proverb See Naples and die" He goes back early in
September.
The grand jury of the United States have found bills
ofndcment against Jno. T. Gibson, captain and James
A. Fireman. chief mate of the Chancellor recently brouyb,
home by the Dolphin from the Africa The charge
is for "servng on board of a slave ship"
Hon. Dixon Ii. Lewis is in again from West Point
where he attend the examination of the military
academy, and is staying at the City Hotel
The United States ship Ohio round this afternoon
the North river and will be ready receive
our new minister Brazil Hon. Mr. Tod, and family He
is expected to sail on Wednesday.
Treasury in Wall street. this morning touched 1914
the highest figure yet. p.
After days of ''heavywc" close, thick, steaminv
genuine fever weather. the sky cleared off this morning
and has been clear and bright-as day in June
ought to be- ZED