The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-07
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


.-tn tii L ..+ta NEw Yonx, July 3, 1888.
Yesterday during height of the festivities il was an
bounced by telegraph that the bodies of Lieut. Col Chas
Baxter of the New York regiment and Others of his com
panons in arms, were their way from Albany (by tho
Mississippi and Ohio 10 this city, in the Aida
They expected soon; and the fell like
minute gun the rejoicing city At four o'clock the
mains were received by the committee Of the Common
Council the dock, and taken, under military escort
the United States arsenal. where they remain Monday or
Tuesday of week there is b solemn funeral pa
geant which designed TO make OF tho grandes
seen in this city
The meeting of the friends of Ireland in Nibos Garden
on Monday night receive Mr.. W. MITCHELL brother of
the teom though called brief notice. very large
ana enthusiastic An untoward accident-the breaking
GOWN OF the pauorm--somewhat marred tho proceedings
Mr. Mitchell was welcomed with every expression OF exoi
ted and gratihed feeling.
Quite sensation has been produced in town by tho an
nouncement that barque just arrived had spoken the
steamer United States on the 10Th ult exactly halfway
Southampton having been then four days and twenty
hours out AT this rate she would mako the passage In
less then ten days,-much the shortest ever known
The immigration last month was beyond 2soOo making
So, 900 in the months of May and june The imm-
grants mainly substantial class than anv vs<
arrived here. One small shipioad of them other dsv
from Holland brought upwards Of &500 gold and
silver. $500 f
The of powder and patriotism which found OK
preston yesterday excessive. Noise in every con-
cevabe shape that expresses satisfaction invaded the ear
from morning till night and almost until the morning
The fireworks in the Park, in front of the City Hail.
unusually tne and were witnessed by immense crowd
To day the filed with the of fireworks
and the remnants of refreshment stands
The following from Douglas Jerolds weekly pa
per, proves that the Yankee spirit IL abroad "a nmble
sixpence Is better than slow shilling" is prf y s5 .
Inc Model house, in St. Giless, is now rank
attracts in common with establishments far higher pro-
TENSIONS but not more praiseworthy Objects consdera-
BILE share OF aenon and curiosity. Nothing exceed
the extreme cleanliness precision and order with which
the internal affairs Of the institution conducted WHILE
at the same time, the Inmates enjoy much freedom,
and rational indulgence those who frequent tho
stately clubhouses of Palm Indeed informed
that the Model Lodging house 10 called the St. Gess Club
house, which does not now; formerly, convex idea
OF the assembling of idle but of sober, weconductod
dusrous, Woodworking of all countries who tho
convenient and almost incredible small OF Is 3D.
week, enjoy wellighted we'll ventilated, comfortable
bedroom spacious coffee choice collection of
books use of kitchen utensils, and cold baths and
In brief every necessary accommodation for making life
agreeable"
The Britannia out to-day with ffty-Ave pas
sengers and heavy mail. Her amount of specie was
very trfing-not 1880. The Havre packet had
much larger sum-say $4,000. 1t Is generally believed
that the export of specie will settle down tho ord
nary standard 4Iala st so.q
Nothing could be ovelier than the weather yesterday
unless it was the fresh and rosycheek asses from tho
country, who greeted the eye in all directions through
streets To-day the weather is nearly plessant though
re too cloudy in the morning, and in the af
ternoon. FED.