The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-22
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.


NEw York. Oct Fl, 1877.
The great embodiment has been indi'ing another letter
this time in reference to present OF trunk made him by
4 house of Newark. While almost everybody has given
panic making, he proongs the last echo and cngs
ciousy to the hope Of ruin yet of the
tariff of 1916. He says:
"Tbe circle of another year. apprehend, will be-
completed before shall the sad effects of the
peal of the tariff of 1912 and the passage OF the tariff of
Mr., Clay evidently behind the age. His Representations
evil only to himself The country will hardly ruin'
itself just to please him, to fulfil his soothsayings
Our wing friends begin suspect that honest old Gov
Shunks majority in Pennsylvania will not be far from
$4,000 The the BETTER say we. We should have
been entirely satisfied with 0O00ouble his former
Jory all the rest much extra honor and glory &c
The private letters of merchants draw picture of
affairs in England far darker than is disclosed by the
newspapers is said in Wasreet that the great house
oil barngs has sustained itself only by the gigantic
efforts that, for instance Lord Ashbuon was Obliged to
sell nearly f50O,OOO of the funds
religious paper, the Christian Advocate and Journal
speaks (by correspondent of project to establish in the
neighbohood OF the Bay of San Francisco and proposes
to ask OF Congress grant of land and other aid as
can be given to its endowment This is certainly going
ahead purpose in the territory when we have
got talking of founding colleges there The Protestant
Episcopal Board Of Missions in this city have decided al
to establish mission ut the place, and appropri-
atcd $500 to pay its first years expenses.
The amount received for tolls all the canal, of this
State, from the commencement Of navigation the 14th
of October inst inclusive, (l67 days)is $29lO347 S7
During the period in 1885, QS3 days) zoos l74 IS
Increase sl2,l72 81
The amount this year, the 18th instant exceeds by
$l54, ZIG 4S the entire receipts Of last year.
The bill to abolish capital punishment up in our
House of Assembly, after tedious debate, for final vote
1t is chance whether it obtains the const-
tutonalm majority IS.
Positively, and last, the junk goes to-day To Bosnc
to edify the good folk with the sight ola noton such as
they have struck their Yankee brains
She goes in of steamboat, and will have lively time
for her stiff oldh huh around Cape Cod
Every friend Of safe rather than too rapid travelling
will hear with pleasure that the good boat Bay State has
made very profitable indeed, netting to her own
ers some $4,000.
Among the most notable lions in town. are two vouns
Englishmen, William and John Chearney who are on
their return home from great tour, bunting buffalo through
the far and Oregon They and their party crossed the
continent in March, 1916 and since that time have visited
the shores of Mexico and California seen the Sand
witch Islands and Peru up $40 4O and back here bv
way of the Great Lakes They give the glowing ac-
counts of the countries the Pacific and have some thrill
ling adventures OF their own to tell of.
The Astor-Pace Italians gave their first concert last even
ing audience not remarkable for numbers as for
discrimination The Havana Italians returned to that
gay yesterday in the Guadalquver-an but one Lori
nj, who has joined the other troupe.
We in the full enjoyment of our Indian summer
these days, and glorious is-bright mellow and
delicious, both by day and night What pity it should bs
so feeting FED.