The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-21
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
NKw YORK, January

NEw YORK, January co. l84S.
The first real genuine Taylor demonstration in this city
came Oft last night porter-house up About n
people present. including officers orator.
Mr. j. r. Hail. the "cever and popular president Of the
New York Jockey Club who backs the General against the
field
1t is work, work. work, just at the custom house
The arrival OF three and large fleet of Owe.
due packets has tumbied in upon the department
nous and overwhelming of business The receipt
OF duties, and the entries of goods which had fallen oil
somewhat, will begin again be something like tho high
average under the tariff. sf's,r
The investigation in the election case-Aldr
man Jacksons seatgoe before Judge Ingraham TIE
proceedings secret but believe shall be warranted
by the result in stating that, after all the labor
mouse will daylight 1t will be ridiculous abor
ton. 1tf
Some surprise and regret have been caused here by the
that Mr. Mill, has petitioned Congress be relieved
of his for the New York and Bremen line of
ships This, taken in connexon with the fact that tbs
Washington is leave this side until the 10th Febru
looks though the line thus far had answered
expectations is the general hope here, that the enter
prise will not be permitted 10 fall for the OF little
government aid We should feel national reproach
if Great Britain alone is able monopolize the
munication between the Old World and the New.
The whole number Of failures in Great Britain, from
August l 1917 u January lst 1885, four MONTHS is about
2OO beyond trentyo4r n.ons Of posds sterling. 1t
is not wonderful that such extensive bankruptcy in the
period of four months should rcvulsion
The wonder rather that the shock has been greater
establishment of the emgrant commissioner hospital,
poohouse, &C., died this morning of ship-fsver He
sided at the other end of the andquite distance from
the buildings The physician of the establishment, DR..
Snowdon, is also sick of the disease-past all hope
The supreme court this morning, gave judgment in the
of the Resel carried up from tho Of
sessions, unanimously everything all the points raised and
affirming the judgment below. Her counsel, Mr.. Jas T.
Brady, gave notice that he would carry the the
of appeasthe last resort and for that purpose OBJ
tanned stay of proceedings Rich guilt fights hard. 81
Several large parcels of real sold to-day, at the
Merchants Exchange for prices which show that though
money enough in the street, IL to ID per
cent there is plenty of it in One lot of ground, A
by $50 feet, just the size for private mansion, with
bles &c) the north side of Union squares the of
End the object of competition among
the capitalists and finally knocked down for 25 800
cash. Mofiat, the welknown pill and Ph1nix bitters
man of Broadway. 1t is enormous price, and shows
that the pill business is good hereabouts For the
rest-the arsoeracy of the square is a. Of almost
plebean excitement the bare idea Of such neghbor.
Since the panic about three weeks ago. the country (se)
banks have been rapidly contracting their circulation
They already returned tho comptroller bills to the
of $3.50, 233, Withdrawing from him Now York
State stocks equal amount.
section of 'young Irelanders" endeavoring to
ganze "Irish confederation, the basis Of that in
Dublin They have held several meetings, and have
tonight The attempt will hardly succeeda least to their
expectations The disageeabe truth is, that the divisions
and dssenons among the repealer home together with
the painful and absorbing interest ofthe famine, have
set to sleep the repeal spirit of New York FED.