The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-01
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


NEw YoRK, Jan. 81, 1917.
The following is from the Lawrenceburg tTcnnessee)
Times printed in the heart of manufacturing region in
that State;
bic to meet the constantly increasing demand for their fab
rcs. Prices continue firm and steady, and the year
the next year"
Again, the Express of yesterday in its money column
has these remarkable observations,
'.our farmers planters and ship-owners will realize
rich harvest for some time These great
ests, and, when successful, will have commanding nu-
win go forward his season at nearly one hundred per
advance from what il was two years ago. Merchants
every reason to believe they will not be disappointed"
All very true But long "thesc great interests"o
wit the farming, planting and shipping-enoy such pros
pey, the country is in danger of ruin" from the
which the manufacturing interest has all over the
Union, well in Tennessee.
1t worthy of notice that except the Tribune and Elk
press (Which rather damns with faint prase there is not
city paper which does not mention only TO condemn most
severely Gov. Youngs outrage in releasing the antrent
robbers and muroerers.
There must be, Think family likeness between the
of the money changers all the world Dickenss
descriptions evidently from life, lin the last number of Dom
hey SOM of the approach the great merchants Of
fees, would answer almost the letter. for Wall street near
the Exchange,
''Mr Dombeys offices were in court where there was
established sail of choice fruit at the corner; where
pemmbulatng merchants of both sexes offered for sale at
time between the hours OF ten and hve sppes pock
etbOoks, SpongeS, dogs collars ana WINDSOR
sometimes pointer oil painting The pointer al
ways that way with view to the Stock Exchange,
where sporting Originating generally in bets OF new
hats) is much in vogue"
Syracuse with its vicinity much agitated Of late by
nnexation movement Those other paces-Salina, Ged-
de and Lvepoolwan be annexed TO Syracuse, but IL
make this bargain, and Syracuse appears be
unanimous the subject large and boisterous
meeting held the other day. which it voted all
nothing annex but Of the Syracusans contend
that the majority Of the ayes from the three villages
posulent for admission 1t does appear that the question
of slavery in the territory has yet been mooed on
either side
Rhode Isand-even Algerine" Rhode Island-has voted
500 her volunteers In what strong relief this brings
out the conduct Of munous miserable Massachusetts,
There goody gathering of Gothamites this morn
ing the first of Steamers the magnificent
Washington, "of'' into her future home " ON the Deep
Easy graceful queen, she gded into the clear
tiers which opened receive her. and which she rode like
conqneror triumph of her architecture, which profess
sonal men wbes appreciaeher water-line-which was
marked, touched from stern She is four
DECKER and any time be manned for vessel at
the service of government Her engines said to be
1000 each according, presume, river
boat style of estimate which differs essentially from the
Bris and ought if her beauty Of model anything,
enable her make the passage in shorter time than any
record. "Any-how," God speed the Washington!
Yesterday it rained-how it raned with southery
wind and thaw Last night and all to-day it has blown
hard with much cold