The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-11
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE


NEw York, Nov. 10. l8a7.
Badly swe have been beaten in the Legislature Of this
State, well Off compared he way democrat
C friends Michigan have thrashed the wings Tho
lew Senate there stands-democrats ~ wings xoWs
house, democrats IS. whigs4 We have saved something
Of an opposition party in the Legislature but in tho Mch
an legislature there wings enough make a show
If a minority
Some OF the newspapers publishing s'by De
letter from William G. Wood president of meet
ing OF democratic republican electors of the city of New
York. held in the Park the 18th June rendering to Cen
Taylor the nomination for the presidency with General
raylos People here had long ago forgotten all
bout this meeting in the Park when this correspondence
reminds them that there all told, y people
1t is understood in Wall that both Mr. Barring and
Mr Horsey Palmer stated it as their opinion to friend
who came by the Washington that of the
recent failures, indeed any likely take place. would
seriously affect this country.
The Havre packet takeso $780, 900 SPECIE aud
1t is believed that tue Boston will have quite
large amount The assurances her already are large
rs the underwriters willing take This of
specie Is against the proper of trade, and if it
should continue, would be njuriously felt hore 1t the
result OF the present unsettled of the business rela
tons between this country and England. Either the bills
in market do command the confidence buyers the
usual drawers here will not sell in the existing condition of
things This cannot last 1t must be changed, and then
trade will return to its proper channels.
Pope Plus TX is undoubtedly the greatest and best
Of men, and is engaged in of the greatest and of
works-to restore the national Independence of his
try and to establish in the south of Europe constitutional
freedom under the bayones and of the Aus
TRAN. Every American heart be with him in his
deraking Certain of our leading citizens DESTROYS
give some public expression to feeling universal
republic Liberty herself making preparations Tor
meeting in the Tabernacle, wthout distinction Of
persuasion party to make demonstration Of
sympathy with the ustrous Plus TX his devoted peo
pie of all Italy in their efforts for national independence and
national liberty. This, presume, is the first practical
result OF the organization mentioned in late leer) for
the pur- pose of g aid and comfort" to his Holiness
The Washington begins to vindicate the confidence Of
her friends and the character of New York shipyarda
With the worst possible weather. and heavy westerly sea
which would not let her keep her course, eight days
steadily, she has made the passage nearly thirty
hours less time allowng for the difference between New
York and Boston) than the Cunard Caledonia and
with degree of comfort and her passengers except
the unavoidable accident of the fire, wholly peculiar
herself.
The check given to the produce market by tho embaass
mens in England has its effect upon the at this
side The receipts of -four wheat corn and barley tide
water during the first week of November exhibit
tended decline than those of any previous week this
Compared with 1885, they follows
Flour bbs. Wheat, blu. Corn, blu. Barley, bu.
ism ,Ss sas l I5ss sS s2MS lsas 81,
Decrease s,77o 16l,so7 s,7n mo- 1854
The aggregate quantity of the articles left at tide