The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-19
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our New York Correspondent.

New YORK. Feb H. 1917
The Democratic Republican General Committee of thi
city passed last night series of resolutions, strongly
tanning the Union and its editor against the usurpaton o
the Senate. The committee comprises men OF all per-
son preferences and shades of opinion in party, bul
this point there little diversity of sentiment In
fact il is among almost all classes OF our people, whou
distinction of politics The balanceofpower party finds
abettors in this democratic
is said that the Cambria nearly due, has on board
between four and Eve millions in specie, and that
would have come in her, but that could not be in
sured. very alarming state of things truly. and most
omnous of speedy 'ruin %
From statement in the Boston Advertiser il is quite
likely that the three vessels stated by the Sarah Sands
have cleared om London for MANILA and suspected be
Mexican pvaeers in fact meant for Manila and the
opium trade
The standing for the relief of Ireland in this
city have chartered the bark Victor load for that country
and ask donations in provisions and clothing, either
board the warehouse of generous Joseph Nayor
they will send regularly for them any place designated.
Surely the charitable all the country will cheeruy
take advantage of this opportunity to send aid to s,arv
ing people. The farmers give of their stores,
silly than money! every add article two OF
clothing none should hold back his hand from giving
something.
number of the first lawyers of this city the
Legislature memorial praying earnestly for searching
and thorough revision and reform of the present system
pleading and practice the end that speedy and eicaciou
| Justice may be within the reach of all.
of much interest to the newspaper proprieors
decided, the other day, in superior court A special
partner of dissolved mercantile firm sued Messrs. Bryant
IL Boggs of the Evening Post for a mspnt in publishing
the advertisement of parmershipof FIRE instead of three
thousand doars-by means of which he made respon
siba and had pay the debts of the for
much than his share. His claim for damages
the of $1,000 Verdict for the defendants the fact
having appeared that the manuscript copy of the advertise
was badly written; and the and jury consider
ing, rightly, that the plaintiff ought have looked after his
ADVERTISEMENT and had the corrected. judgment
this which ought receive the appreciation of universal
|
ages by misprinted monosylabe, what sum of money
would compensate the "genus irritable raum, for the
countless and inapprecable wrong and damage hourly
done them by the types! "There's such OF money
in the worldv'
The 'Mrror of Fashion," the chosen mouh-piece of the
behes of the difficult goddess, has enounced of her
parcu ar edicts Ecce signtn "The highest style
of dress made with standing collar and closed the
lower part of The chest with three buttons of nearly half
inch diameter, flat surface, and formed agate mother
pearl gold Frame which renders them very expen-
sive, while they in good keeping with, and off adj
mation, fine, light embroidered waistcoa" or the Sex
pense there be doubt AS the good of such
buttons there the contrary, much doubt 1t has
rather that 'he highest style of dress vests
metal buttons strictly ii fant and inadmss
BILE by any gentleman who has "a soul above buttons.
They should be- rgidy, of the material the
FED.
New York, February Is, 1S47.
Annexed the resolutions passed unanimously by the
Democratic Republican General Committee of this city.
had them Yesterday and shond have Them but that
my copy of them distracted by of those sd
| good-natured friends" (of Sherdans) who always
making themselves troublesome possible.
[These resolutions will be found in another column
'Unanmously" adopted, they deserved to be. They
speak the sentiment of all classes here.
In the Pennsylvania legislature bill was passed on
Tuesday, authorizing the State to borrow $780,
the deficit in payment of the interest due the
LIST instant.
They begin aready-though it is rather for the
Hon. John Banks, the wing treasurer, to call upon
Hercues-to feel the effects of the partisan and proscrptve
removal of Mr.. Snowdon, the former excellent incumbent
The Albany, in committee of the whole, have
fixed upon 81 900 year the salary, and two years
the of the commissioners to codify laws. Not
enough Messrs Senatorsf you have this genera
ton enjoy the benefits of this particular reform.
Some time ago it announced in the papers that Mr.
Alsager the "cy" editor of the Qondon) Times whose
powerful and money articles added much the
reputation of the leading Journal of Europe had COM
mted suicide Except that it was shocking event it
cited apparently very little comment The explanation of
the corones Jury depression of spirits" to sat
isy and preclude inquiry From certain mysterious Civ
ngs-out in the papers by the Sarah Sands think
ground suspect that the suicide of the unfortunate
had an intimate relation merely with the character
the great newspaper but with the grain markets this
and the other side of the Atlantic For time previous
to Mr. A's DEATH the "cy" Tor say money) arti-
cles of the Times kept up with steady pressure the
hshest prices for grain, -four &c Then it began be
rumored that the city editor had onnexon with
large grain concern in whose interest he these
ticles Mak-lane took the alarm meeting of the di-
rectos of the Times called in haste Mr. Asager
summoned before them. What ranspired between him
and them is known but, in day two after, he
his throat The Times if to make amends by rushing
into the other extreme forthwith work put down
prices; and with this view put forth for weeks the
less statements respecting the supply be expected from
this country part this system its ing
ton dong to remembered by Spectators exposed
time by the Unions mercantile correspondent "Prence
that the surplus from the State of New York would be
As 600 900 of quarters about 800 of bushels Mr.
Alsager left behind him fortune of El50O00, the result
mainly it is charged of his operations How much of
tragic and momenous interest is times hidden under
the cold dry newspaper paragraph that CA b. has commit
| ted suicide, verdict depression of spirts''
The SPECTATORS the keenest of look ont for
the Cambras and is said expresses are arranged
to get the news Halifax in advance of the usual means
| regardless of expense"
noble hearted of city said to be the donor
under the modest and truly charitable of ga lady, of
the princey OF 81 900 the Irish relief fund think
New York city is good for $4,000, perhaps 100000.
The town elections through the State look little as
though friends had not quite "made up' with each
other. FED.
From our Baltimore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE February 49, p.
Err Governor Francis Thomas at Anndpos-Charges pre-
frrcd by him against judge-Consderabc ercacmenf-
The rumored pripateers grain, and cotton markets
Quite an excitement has been created in city to-day
a., l,t,,ro rlar l,tfnr