The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-12
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our New York Correspondent.

New YoRk, Nov. III, l6a7.
The Express labors through long editorial to prove
that the result in this State whg sumph,"
in the face Of the facts admitted Gas it say) by 100 many
wing presses" /, says he wings could this cleo
ton have whipped the Hunkers and Baburners united
This is easy "coud" talk about though the Rgurss
show that in every county where people have been
half united they have beaten the wings more than
usual sl
The prospect for unhappy Ireland du,ing the coming
winter dreadful There is ground anticipate that
the suffering for of food and clothing win be less than
during the terrible season OF distress from which she has
Just escaped while there is hope of assistance from Eng
land staggering under her commercial commissions and
with thousands in her populous weston and northern
countes-Lancashire Yorkshire, Notinghamshire. &c.-
rapidly vergng nothing better than starvation II
is really awful conem plate. What result for the
natural system of long pursued by Great
Brain--her protective poicy-her bank and State con-
nexionher huge church estabishmenther Irish union
her Irish inquities at all times
The immigrants arrived at this port last month
ls73 which considerable falling of from any previous
month this en-
The Philadelphia took yesterday only four passengers
The mistakes and failures which have attended the French
from the start, the public first endeavored
overlook nseparable from the of such
enterprise and because being French enterprise, il
was enenty judged. A continuance of the Same ifor-
tune, Encouragement, has almost destroyed all conf
dence in the line.
1t is generally supposed in Wall that and
half millions of specie will be taken from the banks by
pared to lose that much, when things will their
proper course and the of coin will back this
country again.
Restel last evening found guilty by the jury of
nisdemeanor only, there being for doubt whether
felony had been clearly made ouin other words, whether
any life had been destroyed. The punishment for mis-
demeanor is not more than year in the penitenary.
Doubtless the guilty woman will get all Of that's and il is
the greatest Of ptes that such crime unnatural
and revotng--could be more adequately punished.
What is is, that nineynne times out of hundred
there will be the difficulty in the way of obtaining the
necessary evidence qa
Rev. Messrs Griswold and Heady having pro-
tracted controversy in the papers, mainly question Of
personal veraci the unimporan and uninteresng
to the public that could possibly be selected.
The Tribune this morning raises the warwhoop against
Major French the excellent Clerk of the House of Repre-
sentave and urges his REMOVAL though having other
charge against him than that he is New Hampshire
locoioco, apparently being very odious in our phoso-
phic friend Greeeys eyes. But this cry finds
agement from the Tibunes party hereabouts On the
contrary there general disposition to applaud the ven
cradle gentleman from Quincy for his understood detemi
nation to vote to retain Mr. F. 81
The atmosphere this morning is chilled with the breath
of approaching winter, and the grayish sky looks like
FED.