The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-30
THE UNION.
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our New York Correspondent.

NEw YORK, March %, 1917.
The news from the south this morning has thrown the
city into mingled excitement of exultaton and relief
intense in proportion the previous anxiety and doubt
1t believed TO be true Units main ieatures-ha there has
been hard fghtng-tha Taylor finally fell back on Mon
e'ey and there epused Santa Anna with great The
feeling here very greathe daily apers are pouring ou
extras by OF thousands and their bulletins on the cor.
ners beset by crowds Old Rough and Ready is now
set down by all nothing less than nvincibe To-mor.
rows may shift the tickle breath of popular applause
into another quarter.
Some of the whig journals of the city are seeking to
make partisan paragraph out of the falling of in the
cusiom-house receipts for the past week Such waddle
is meant for effect outside have here where
all business know the falling off be owing the
arrival of several packets long due with heavy cagoe
even the Express has the candor to admit, in its money
column This afternoon
M. Galardet of the Courier dies Eats Uns appears
have lost his usual phlosophc equanimy and his national
gaany, under the combined aggravaon of the waddlng
letters of Mrs. ]. G. Bennett to the New York Herald and
certain silly compliments upon her by Paris Journal
which describe her downright dagueneoype OF
Madame Malban." The Chcvaliey excaims, 'We are not
surprised that Mrs Bennett finds the gentlemen of Paris
exceedingly complasant and agreeable They liken her
to Malban, and the likeness is say the least haer-
ing Pcste,' The Gallo impotence bois over in the
energetic monosylable.
novel manufacturing enterprise is in the papers. Ii
is said that there is about to be established South Ten-
ton stock company consisting entirely of coored per
The object is carry tanning business with
capital OF $1,000 divided into shares of 800. None but
colored persons permitted stock. The shares are
said to be nearly all taken.
The national reormers the your-sea-fan men,
have called an industrial congress of representatives of all
their party in the United States for the ID day of June
in this city
bill has been reported in the Senate incorporate r.
b. Mintun, Smith Rogers, Joseph B. Collins, Stewart
Brown, and other well known citizens into an "assoca-
ton for improving the dwellings of the iabong poor in the
city of New York." capital 100000, shares of 500
The object oil the association forth in the bill e
building houses for the occupation the aboring classes
on such improved plans shall fully secure health
convenience, and comfort atlow rates. Good very good
but there not fatal defect in the social organization
which renders such n movement necessary
The Henry Clay -nobody-ese BOYS are busy with
preparations celebrate his birth day with immense po
rifcaon This is all very well, boys but is no use The
fiat has gone forth Your idol is aside by your
and some greater availability will be the candidate or the
| universal federal party in 1913.
The eastern boats due Saturday night and Yesterday
morning. arrived last night all safe, not having put ont tIl
yesterday morning Prudence, this, which meets every
body's approval
We have news to-day of three four small vesse-brigs
or schooners-ashore outside the Hook No lives lost
The weather has moderated about as suddenly as if
roughened up and to-day is warm soft and springke
The blades of grass which have struggled up through the
dark coating of the plots in the Park look greener and
stronger than before and the le boys prepare for
their spring sports of kiteyng and ball playing with more
hearty wood will. FED