The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-25
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.

NEW Yoxx, April a lGss
Even steadygoing loyal old Nova Scotia has escaped
the march of revolution Lieut. Gov Sir John Harvey
complains officially that tho doings OF tbs hist legislature
have been without precedent Tho history Of e colony
And sure enough. the honest tlue-noses" though long
snnerng and not overquck have tired 1t last and
en esi or two out OF the book Of their Yankee nesh-
oois ro In their Legislature, they have resolved
construction oil the revenue audacicus nva-
SION OF the Prerogatve makng judgea independent of
the Crownerec'ing the electric telegraph and reducing
the rates OF postage. This viii do for beginnius-if the
quiet peninsula don't get frightened her own bodness
and backslide-by- and-by. sa x ataE
The by the Sarah Sands is scarcely as decisive as
might have been expected The great popular movemeut
in Europe had apparently those stages which
always CRITICAL and which make tho next advces more
important than
There is hope for the State since tho amt. rent
vagabonds have, with the true instinct taken preyng
upon each other Our anti-rent governor having been
constrained offer a reward Of $1,000 for the apprshsn-
sion of OF the concerned Ia the attempt
to murder sheriff in Columbia county. Bouon tho editor
OF the Albany Freehoider, notorious anrenter, think
ing the opportunity good DO lost and using his
ia means of information for purposes widely different
from those for which they impaired to him. took In
his bed Conrad c. Wheeler, OF Ta2hkanic, enc Of hose
implicated in the transaction. Wheelsr soudy sssers
and all his neighbors maintain his innocence. But what
commentary the whole thing, in this ready betrayal
Of their wetched dupes by the leaders this sordid rebel
lion John Young kept his faith with them better than
that lS at sffs
would order special election in Mr. jackson district,
vacated by the House ofRepresentatvss believe in
BY the laws of this State such vacancies only
be filled at the regular State elecon-in next November
We think will be able then show corrupt majority
in the House of Representatives whether not there is
democratic majority in the district
The returns OF the city banks for March l848,
pared with those for November lS l847 show decrease
in all the chief items
Loan. and d.s. s;f Dec IVA ~
Deposites III, 20O,58l 0,2H,42 l,9S0,xU
Circulation, 2892822 2,584,256 S6,606
specie, SOT,S67 x,6u6,6io @x,Oox
The decrease of specie uie, and since the date
of the report the banks have been making It up A
There is movement in provisions than in bread
sus The export the former for the past two weeks ~
compared with the corresponding period last year. is
R R E:::;: , q: :: 81, E:;' !;$
The trade in lard is growing tast since our dealers have
learned the knack ofputng to suit the European mar
ket. E
The directors of the Hudson River Railroad have called
in the fifth nsamen of $40 per share the capital stock
The work goes apace all along the line from this city to
Albany.
The transport ship Huness having been detained by the
for three days, got yesterday with do
tachmen of 81 men, Capt Rufus lngas assistant quarter
master, commanding The ship Is bound for Monsrey, In
California.
The Tabernacle last evening" the scene Of an excite.
unwoned within its sombre and sober wallis In inc
midst OF Mess,s bradbury NAsis Juvenuo conooft an
alarm Of fire raised Dire was the CONSERVATION of
Several OF the performers were tain 70 pisoh
their youthful treble in higher key than had been set
down for them and many elderly young ladies Ia the body
Of the house would have tainted only that all the rest OF the
folks busy in taking Of themselves, TO take
OF them The alarm found to DO gronndess,
and everything as before.
Tho vagant spring 10 back again to-day, smiling,
fresh, and warm, and, with many another
fair fond welcomes her back a. though shs had
never strayed FED.