The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-06

The democracy of Cayuga county have been the first to
give practical recognition of the necessity OF harmony
among the democracy of thei State. The.two democratic
papershe Tocsn and Patrio-have been united, and the
party long weakened Uhere and esewhere) by ines-
tine divisions, will henceiorh have but enemy in pol
cs-lhe wings An example so worthy OF imitation can
| not fail to find it.
This year the 4h OF July falls Sunday, and in
quencc is kept up Monday, the 9TH 1t to be hoped
that postponed patriotism will suffer by the delay,
but do at least much justice as usua-no great DEAL
by the wayto the glorious memories of our heroic age
Mayor Brady, grained tnconary he is has per-
enporiy forbidden booths ronnd the Park Monday next
and the police have positive orders son no account what
sonieve permit any infraction. Wherea "thc boys
and girls'' down in the dumps for want of place
where extend to their country COUSINS independ-
ence day, the Inequalities of the city. Ugly Mayor
Brady!
Senator Lewis has been Obliged by his other engage
mens 10 decline public dinner rendered him by large
number of leading democrats and friends of free trade in
this citymuc their regret and that of Mr. L. 3 numer-
GUS well-wishcrs in this city.
The magnificent corporation of Brooklyn have at last
screwed their to make appropriation OF $500
for the celebration of the 4th of July.
The Hudson River railroad goes apace, and within
week commissioners be able advertise for
proposals for the entire line.
The receipts produce continue, though course, with
somewhat abated volumes much from any material
sortcomng of the supplies in the burdened ganares OF
west from the present depression of prices and
sequent dizziness of the market The receipts for Friday,
by the North river alone,
O96i barrels Of four 25 1872 bushels of wheat 97 barrels
and 10 bushels OF rye "a barrels and $50 bushels meal
u 23O bushels, 1872 barrels and GEO sacks corn
The President was indeed, well received Concord,
was been expected from the manly character Of the
people, the sturdy attributes Of the democracy of New
Hampshire. There is manner in which the Chief MaBs
ate of the Union be received appropriately,
with qualification, than by the executive and legisla-
tive bodies of sovereign State in Joint convention assem-
bled Such part OF the ceremonial at the capital of
the State in the welcome the President by New Hamp
shire. Moses Norris, the Speaker of the House,
lately in Congress- the spokesman tue occasion.
The President responded in eloquent address, highly
commended by those who had the good fortune hear it.
The members of the two houses afterwards indvidu
ally introduced the Pesdent and upon his retirement
the convention dissolved, aud the houses imme-
diateIy adjourned The festivities of the reception
kept az, through the day That faithful democrat Henry
Hubbard whom all know the former able SENATOR
present and participated.
From Concord the President returned to Lowell which
latter place he left early Friday morning. his visit to
Maine He arrived at Portland by noon He had splen-
did reception at that thriving city The snme afternoon he
left for Augusta the capital, and yesterday
Portland He leaves Portland tomorrow, and will be in
Washington again on Wednesday.
The steamship Caledonia arrived Boston six o'clock
this morning We have intelligence by telegraph, but
ofhng of importance other than commercial Breadsns
had declined and advanced. The Bank of England
was dscountng freely, and the lords of trade felt
more encouraged in their operations.
On the ist of May the fleet and forces of the Portuguese
Juna consisting of IL ships and $500 men, surrendered
uncond onaly, oil Oporo to the British bockadng squad
Ournew steamer the Washington, as was expected did
make her passage quite quick proportionaely
did Caledonia 1t is believed, however, eventual
y will be able beat any OF the Boston line She
rived Southampton the 18th, and left the following
day for Bremen. ZED