The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-12
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.


New York, August 10, lsts.
Last evening there another and enthusas-
nc meeting Vauxha Garden in behalf of Ireland The
weather was excessively warm but Notwithstanding this
;nue OF discomfort, the and garden were crowded
eloquent speeches made, and the call for conrbu-
lions answered in the shape OF thousand dol
lars. Mr. OFiaherty the friend of Mr.. Meagler, pre-
sent, and addressed the crowd II is generally known
md mention of the fact here therefore out OF place
that the English authorities OF Dublin, being aware that
that Mr. OFahery intended leave that city and proceed
the United States issued for his the
morning of his departure Blu, Mr.. o'Faherty being in
formed of the fact made his bow the sheriff
fully, though exactly in the manner, did his
countryman good Godfrey OMaly, Who for the sake of
the of warrants, dd die day from
the coffin when his funeral had reached the county Of
Galway. E f-
The Buffalo still claims attention Mr.. Adams,
son of the late John Quincy Adams. is president.
The young wings of this city making arrangements
for another Taylor meeting Not aspiring the posi-
ton of prophet in the land, can't say what will hap
pen thereat but oplne therel be ga bit of row.
New York has done her duty by the volunteers BY
contributions each of them has been furnished with
plete toggery from top Mayor Hayemeyer was
lie head OF the in behalf of these gallant fe
lows, aud, whilst talking, advanced eight
dred dollars the fund.
All the watering places in this State thronged, and
thousands rush Onward to them still. At Saratoga grea
paratons being made for grand fancy ball Fri
day evening Last year the ball there the
brilliant of the and Jim Marvin is the
take him for that of Friday night eclipse an,
thing of the kind before seen, heard of, written
about.
Away down in Vermont, too, the people up with the
age, and have taken to raising sea sepens" See what
they tell us OF Manchester, in that State
The largest snake heard Of in this part of the world
has been for some months about hedge the
side mountains and last Sunday Mr.. T. Ows-
ley saw him. and describes him as follows. He i. as large
common pipe, end about IL toct long, near
he could judge but he dare attack HIM He had a
rather venomous look. His color is dark brown The
Green Mountaineers intending make q grand sort M
AInrNh
Mr Wood, telegraph operator of the Vermont and Cana
la line here the above snake story is we'll authent
Gated and pledges the veraciy of the telegraph the
ence of the identical monster" n HsE
There meeting last evening, a coffin shop
up townof whom, think you9 Why, of !-voices
from the grave 1t appears that the after holding
inquest, sometimes employs neghboring undertaken
and docs send Immediately for his family friends
that they haze the comsodtiow of sending the
of the parish which they belong any
undertaken perform the last mounl rites the de-
parted friend" Hnc ilo lacryme S1tf
"A Partisan sculptor has SENT through Mr.. Vattemae
bust Archbishop of Paris for the Catholic clergy
OF this country. An acceptable Offering Mr.. vaternare
been the medium of many valuable gifts people
it is doubtful if any will be warmly cherished
than this bust of the good who died for his people
with the ovebanch his hand, and words of peace
upon his lips. h
Yesterday female attempted to drown her
infant in Harlaem creek. Some boys, who waray.c
bng in the vicinity took the child of the with
their net and thus saved its lie. The inhuman mother il
in the Tombs.
TIL, day excessively warn offering ndpcen1ent for
moon--uness to the seu-side, where there
plenty of good fishing and the sea-breezes blow.
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