The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-01
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
NEw YORK. Feb. %, 1888.

New YORK Feb. o. l6s6
The much alkedof whg rcbuke of Gov Young fos the
sentiments on the war, &c, avowed In his message 10
nder In the Senate Mr.. Wlkinss resolutions woTo
Introduced there yesterday but than Of them
passed All this morning the WING majority in thar body
vas in beautiful snar" them Though John Young
as but in the Senate and though he Is cast on
'y the Warwick of the Albany Evening Journal, he seems
o nave strength enough to bother his party.
The conflicting action of the wing governor and Senatc
md OF he wing board Of health in references tho import
mt and lucrative Office of health officer Quarantine, has
Produced singular and rather ludcrous of things
here Both clamants-Dr Whiting the appointse of the
Governor and Senate, and DR. Child who derives his au-
hory from the board of health and has tho additional
advantage OF being in possessonare continually tho
ground each watching for chance exercise AUTHORITY
md take the fees the exclusion of the other Ono of the
principal and profitable duties of tho health officer
10 board vessels as they como up Both gentlemen Of
the sharPest look out and the vessel
near off they each In his boat with
pung with might and main, while tho people OF
tho village crowd the dock spectators of the fun Hth
eo Dr. Whiting has stood but chance against DR..
Chds, who besides being "n," has the sympathies of all
the hospital people, being much the better physician
and public officer DR.. W., however, docs give up;
and viii soon try the virtue of a manaamus.
The British ship Emglant arrived quarantine yestcr-
day afternoon from Liverpool, via Cork. after long and
bois,erous passage She sailed with 2O8 passengers;
died the voyage of shpever and $780, sick of the
disease, taken into the hospital Two Of tho
had also died. and four went into the hospital. I'M
less mistake this is the which have yet
had among the arrivals this port and il is fghul to
contemplate The slavetrade has nothing than tho
horrors of immigrant vessels.
The Lime Rock Gazette, published at Thomaston, In
Maine that the shipbulders in that vicinity will
during the season-6 ships, averaging 700 tons
each 10 singledeck vessels of 200 each and 3
barques, of 400 each-woh, when rgged $500 O00
Not much fear of ruin among the artisans of Thorn
The city fathers have length girded their loins and
about suppressing the "model artstes" There
doubt that these exhibitions whether Objectionable
first, have degenerated into fragrant nuisauces
ouragng public decency and corruptng the youth Of tho
city.
The expression of public feeling against the proposed
overthrow of the present police system, and tho substitution
therefor of the police humbug of the wing BILL 10 strong
and general that las: night though tho special order,
taken up.
"Wiing to wound, but yet
Afraid strike"
Wing proaigacy happily check-matcd by whig coward
ice.
The money and stock market droops again. under tho
suspense about the fate Of the treaty In hops deferred
Wall believeth and holds not fast by anything
which it speedily realize in "current funds"
The weather continues mild beyond all precedent
Building operations go usual and the river is open
10 Pouphkeepse probably for the season. ZED