The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-08
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our New York Corr..no,.dsn,.
NEw YoRK. Iune g. ISlz.

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NEw York, June g. 1917.
What mentioned my letter the other e,v as GENE,
raj belief hersthat the Spanish would nor re-
cognse the capture of the American vessel Camea bv n
so-caled Mexican cruiser Oft Barceonais confirmed into n
certainty by subsequent information The Boston Journal
of the 18th inst copies from the Plymouth England) Herald
the following extract of letter received by merchant
Plymouth from his Barcelona correspondents
The circumstance created the greatest interest here
or IL such maraudng is TO be allowed vessel would be
safe The authorities up the with spirits and
a'er que examination, they condemned the privateer
pirateand of course the American vessel will be restored
to her captain pursue his voyage learn there are three
other crait in this neighboood, with similar
The United States should sanction u man-ofwar on the
coast TO protect their ships The Spanish authorities be-
haved very well in the affair"
Very well, and wisely too; for, of course had the
Vesei been forfeited our government would have held the
Spanish government To very strict responsibility
Marseilles letter, published in this mornings Herald
dated May l2th mentions in asp So the arrival at CbrL
arof two American men-ofwar supposed to be par of
Commodore Reeds "Airican" Ofediterraneaa q sound
rom
The two factions ofthe national faction (whigery) here
abous are nicely by the about their judicial ticket in
ibis district, and beabor each other in and
other publications, zealously. Their squabbles might
have some interest for democrats We're it not that we
know that united or divided, beat them in the cleo
ton.
The fine ship New World-one of our largest nacke,s
Drought In yesterday OH mmgIan-a large cargo for one
hull. - 0'i
The Hibenia's news day before yesterday gave the
hour and grain market start which sent up prices like
rocket Men lay down with fortunes of that davis
CROWN, ana Vce perdj Tor 1t Is world of Conversations
where there well be great gains without some losses
The contractors TO deliver time Suffered some" Yes
terday the market dropped tte under the natural reac-
ton OF the previous excitement; but undoubtedly to be
season OF very high prices for all grains -four and pro-
visions.
We were startled by report yesterday-frst that our
noble Washington had been lost and next that she had
grounded off Nantucket 1t finally got down TO this-hat
ism b. W., LII,
Choir OIL Nantucket in fog for several hours until the
weather clearing, she steered If this were She the
delay quite right and prudent under the circumstances
may do her first trip injustice.
The tolls canals for the first month ending Nav
3lsi amount to $709697 54an amazing receipt and Ear
beyond all former years.
Hon. Mr. Rush has taken passage for himself and family
in the Duchesse dOreans, which sails for Havre on the St
The Odd Fellows yesterday, had just the right sort of
weather for their ceebationbght and clear but not too
warm-and a very grand affair it The procession
was quite imposing with Its ranks OF steady snugooking
men, in their scaris and Insignia and forest of banners of
every size and hue, but all bearing the cabac 81 O. of
q. F." The newspapers this morning are filed with tire
details and speak of the the greatest ever
seen here Doubtless it was for it hree-quarers
OF an hour passing any given point at good pace and
must have been 5000 or 5000 strong. Yet do not know
how isl suppose my eyes must have been spoiled for
professions since that mghes OF demonstrations for
Folk and Dallas in lS44 when full $4,000 democrats were
nioot for e good old cause and through the night their
living masses heaved and surged for miles through the
city Such legions of had in that great host
serred dark and soid of them thirty forty abreast
filling our wide streets, and many blocks deep-have
power and sublimy, compared with which, all ponp OF
banners or cars, Insignia weak and Intellectual The
ceremonies flayng the collected huge null
tude of spectators Addresses made by several dis
tngnished members among them by Mr.. Seymour of
South Carolina. The building will be OF noble dimensions
with front Off feet Of the whole block Grand street.
by about 10 feet deep 1t is to be high or 10 feet
from the ground to the top of the main comice the peak
OF the dome W feet The interior will be laid refec
tories and STORES in the lower part and above offices and
lodges OF the order; the grand lodge occupying the
whole OF the storya magnificent room, 73 feet in diameter
and % feet in height The cost is computed $780, OO0 of
which $4l, 900 paid in. The situation is exceedingly
well chosen-cenlral and lofty, with plenty of open space
all around.
1t is clear and cloudy by turns with cool and bracing
air toay-vey pleasant but rather unreasonable for the
9th ofJune ZED