The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-12
EDITOR'S CORRESPONDENCE.
NEW York, June III, 1877.

NEw York, June ii, 1877.
The to-day from the west southern tier and the
NORTH place the OF whole State judicial ticket
all but beyond doubt The in the celebrated e ghth
senate overwhelmingly known to democrats "he in
ected district, and TO wings their "Gbratar" inpreg-
nable shaken--settles the matter. Erie county
which gave John Young nearly 1000 majority and Hari-
son some 800 gives Chief Justice Bronson 800
the highest and 200 the lowest whg. Genesee,
usually SET down good for from 800 200O is cut down
900 Soa through the districts and Albany last night
was thought we had elected of supreme
Judges there-a thing known thought of in the
egnh district since the time that sony turned the
asulc' over 10 whgey with cant' of 1900 majority.
but Tor the inercusabe divisions friends in MANY sec
tons, should have had 10000 maiorv on ,ny whole
ticket As 1t is, we have from 5000 to 10000 The
anfirn candidates ran at the of their tickets all opsr
(ou OF the third distric) There's good time coming
boysw
The Stree academy carried at the recent election
here all to nothng-l6,0O0 or $4,000 majority New York
therefore, viii have what Boston for wears so Justly
prded herself ina free high school, the necessary compile.
ment OF our noble, but without this incomplete school sys
The dinner to Hon. Mr.. Wheaton, last evening, at tho
New York Hotel, exceedingly pleasant affair AL
bert Oaatln was in the cha and among those present
were the Danish minister Steen Bile, foreign
sus and other distinguished persons Notes OF apology
were read from the Vice President Mr.. Van Buren,, Mr.
Buchanan, Mr. Marcy the Prussan Minister General Dix
Nc. How the wine and the wit howed--how many good
things were eaten and sad may be better conceived than
described
1t is now ascerained that the large off Nam
tucket which has caused much talk, the Admiral
on her way to Boston, built here for the coast of Maine
large portrait of General Taylor (bust profe) is in the
prinshop windows here, which, though it may be good
likeness of the old sodeS suspicousy like portrait of
Black Hawk, the Indian chief which, with blue coat and
awny face used be the pride of baoos and the cvno
Of rustic eyes years ago.
The advertising columns of the daily papers always con-
tain something to reward 'the digent readern Their
matter has, generally, the merit of originality whatever its
faults. we-known bookseller of this city John DOYLE
in this mornings Tribune, "openly invites all believers in
necromancy to his store, I46 Nassau street, where he will
delight them by showing them he Astrological Manual of
Roger Bacon, which he carried in his for
forty Vide his Life by the learned Monaucon quo
ted by Aban Butler in his Life of St Thomas Aquinas''
lfM Doyles antiquarian authority is to be relied on the
grave point of the antiquity brooches -poces is sot
tied beyond doubat least buck as the DAVIS Of Fr,r
Bacon.
We have strawberries in market here but as small and
streaky they felt of place. and ashamed of them
selves We are glad to get them, howevcr for this
makes us thankful for small favor and they are the first
realizing sense of summer have had this year
what do you think OF manufacturing cecream by
steam9 The thing is done daily here and the advertise
mens of the american Patent Steam Ice-Cream Gonna,
n.y. are in all the papers is like combining fire and ice
and shows Sam Patch said before he Jumped of Gene
see Falls that some things be done well us others
morning paper-tlle Herad--has a sjlIy story TODAY
that the Hudson River Railroad Company have determined
abandon their enterprise, in consequence the difficulty
of bridging the numerous creeks inets along the
route The statement obtains credit here and is looked
merely hyer, hep along" the Harlaem Rail
road and its stock.
rain here all day, but mild and genia-good for the
crops and more precious to the farmer than fine gold
ZED