The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-11
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our New York Correspondent.
New YORK, March 10,

New YORK, March 10, 1917.
The Tribune has, in this afternoons edition,
returns from New Hampshire. which il seems dis
posed to Nous pvrons-eh
Safe thus far is the Hudson River railroad On Satur
day last, the certificate of the payment OF the required in
stament the capital stock filed in the office of the
comptroller at Albany The whole amount certified is
S3Olo5o, which is something than necessary by
law.
Tho democratic senator from Louisiana Mr.. Soule,
and Mr. La Sere of the House. have been for
days public dinner to them is proposed by the French
residents and they viii undoubtedly pay this other
similar tribute OF regard their distinguished compatr
ot from Louisiana, the first Frenchan by birth elect
ed 10 the Senate of the United States.
The bitter federal correspondent of the Tribune Abn-
NY complains necessarily OF the do-nothing proceedings or
the Legislature As this be the fault of the federal
sembly, the censure is quite likely be merited.
The amount of aid to Ireland in money and goods thus
far acknowledged by standing relief committee reaches
the round figures of $4,000. In consideration the fact
that the British government offers pay freight all tho
provisions may send the committee has very wisely
concluded to send money, but provisions instead.
The bark Victor has been loaded with cargo consisting of
1928 barrels meal $50 bags corn, 10 boxes Of cohug
other necessaries of life and the committee put
ting cagoes into the brig Duncan and other vessels,
the Boston and the Fame. A $685.
The returns from meetings throughout the State
look better than ut first We have gained some important
counties from last year, and in others tho federal as
| tendency.
One sometimes queer things in the advertising col
umns OF the daily papers, but rarely anything ahead
OF the following from the Tribune of late date:
'To widows whose means hmed-A middle aged
man OF retiring habits would wish board with widow
(of religious turn of mind Mehodist Baptist Ro-
man Charlottesville has got three and no
family or boarders To person of this description he
would pay his board breakfast tea, and rooms dining
down town. and also assist to pay the of the
He has no connexions in the city. line with the ady's
address directed Merchant, and left the Tribune office
Will be attended to-"
"a widow" with "no family boarders"murk! Rather
bmzen, is not it The religious of mind" is mere
cob-web The whole thing evidently "means Mischief;
and it is surprising how it found its way care
| iuiy guarded and pure columns of the Tribune.
The latest Yankee notion has just hand from
Boston Each member of the Massachusetts lcQisla-
tre is allowed fourteen newspapers week, and federal
member from Dedham, Mr. Kepes who is also the editor
and proprietor of the "Norfok merioan" thinking the
opportunity good TO be lost ubscbes for thirteen copies
a week Of his own paper!
| Since the death of Dr. Edison, known as ssthe Living
Skeleton it has been discovered that his extraordinary
and unnatural emacation caused by structure in the
oracic duct through which the suserance necessary for
the flesh is passed This undscoverable In life and
beyond the reach of art if it had been known 1t was ono
otose remarkable freaks of which occur once in
| a century.
After struggling hard all the morning keep up its worst
looks and temper the weather concluded think
better, and has since frightened up considerably.