The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-12
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE

New yoRS, January II, ]

New YORK, January III, lSa7,
The gentle journalists of the federal press again In
heir old spass apprehension al the thought that Santa
Anna by the last adyices) marching with 10000 men
to take Salto, and nnhate Gen. Worhs little iorce OF
$500 This is about the sixth time since the commence
ment OF the war, that army, divisions Oft has
been the brink OF certain destruction Hitherto II has
escaped, and this time, il will not have worse luck
The ship builders of this city have already had fore
of the ruin which the tariffs TO bring upon the
country, a busy and prosperous beyond exam
pie All the yards have been full of work. and hands have
commanded their prices. Those sturdy fellows, the
stawar hardsled the ship carpenters, under
stand the pretty WE'LL for they democrats to
Their ward, the lltl, democratic stronghold In
1892 she gave Jackson the memorable majority OF and
Isil repeated the mysterious and cabalistic num-
beers for Mr.. Wright This last election to her belongs
the honor OF saving by her vote the member OF Congress
for the district, She knows all about the wing ruin
The anti renters resist the collection of
This all right They have got their governor and what
they for rent process, sherts! Last Tuesday
the sheriff OF Columbia county torciby prevented from
serving process to dispossesS vagabond who without
of right, had squatted upon tbs land of citizen
Great State, this New York of ours is getting to be! ~
The viennoise children We're TO leave town yesterday
for Boston, by the Long Island aiIroada special train
having been provided for them, there being usually
Sunday travel The Commercial Advertiser let's OFT good
deal pou Indignation at this and wonders these foreign
have not respect for the customs and feelings OF
the country-and forth Pooh. friend, don't be 'unco
gude because you virtuous, shall there be
cakes and ale -
The prima donna of the Italian opera, Sg'a Bari, bids
fair become of celebrities. Take the following
portrait of her from who has eye and pen for such
hingsthe chevaler Gaiardet of the Courier DIES Etas
Uns;
sThe prma donna, Clotlda Bar. is quite young not
more than nneteen, with good figure, and black hair
Her face without being remarkable for its beauty is very
prepossessing Her fine black eyes full of express
serve md when she sniles-a frank and smileyou
of teeth perfectly regular and as white pearls
Her acting, yet. is not free from those defects which
more experience will AS singer er voice has
evidently yet attained its full power but she has before
her great future She invaluable acquisition to the
company"
You see--ripe Ia Signorita Clotida BarRi +,
Mr. Cushing appears has got his resolution, appropr
atng $4,000 of the Massachusetts State treasury
fered select committee in the legislature majority Of
which is said to be friendly to the propositions and will
port in its favor.
The American Bible Society issued, last month, 43,i0i
copies of Bibles and TeslamentsInaking the issues, for
nine months, 5O 500 The receipts of the month $I7,
lI2-making during the last nine months $l392f7-less
than last wear by 60Co The New York Bible Soci-
ETY. has taken up the task Of thoroughly canvassng the
whole city, and supplying Bible every house found
without it, An agent has been engaged for the purpose
lie has Just completed ward-the I0th-tnd makes the
following return
In the Tenth ward visited $500 families.
Found destitute OF the Scriptures 5Oi =
Refused to receive them zoo
Supplied Zs
Distributed and sold in the ward i2S copies.
Snow began to fall yesterday morning early hour
and it has been nothing but SINCE until
within few hours Tom Hoods famous concaenation OF
weathers reversed this time for first fritz, then
it thew then it sew, and then it snew again. Just
the sun is shining bright and Misunderstanding with
sposhrnuch hated by cs-i,nd the sleighs rushing
lnerry to and FRO, to the music of the bells. FED.