The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-29
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
Nrw YORK, August n.

Nrw YORK, August "a, 1913
TaykDrsm hereabouts res,eth for "a soelI,, F,s,d
ireeley, the terror OF Taylor men, is OF town on his
tnnual up the copper county through the y,..,
ike and his travels have yet begun TO bear rni, in
he shape of editorial correspondence in the 2.tbuns
rayorsm escapes but for brief for the nissves
which Horace will send back upon his track will be worse
that hopeful ism than the arrows OF the retreatng Par
On the arrival of the Britannia Boston being
yesterday the different newspaper offices im
lately crowded with hundreds OF our adopted citizens
waiting with breathess anxiety TO hear the news But
all their hopes were dashed learning that Smith
O'Brien had been arrested-that Richard OGorman jr
lad barely effected his escape in vessel bound for this
ouny, and that the rebellion has been efecualy crushed
The latter part of the news do not believe.
1t is not generally believed that this will be
Imed IN toto by the private letters and correspondence
which have not yet arrived from Boston. sa.
The age of chivary is not gone-even in politics. Ii
ones for much that little and low ia party strife to hear
# the high-spred gentleman in Kentucky, who having
elected to the legislature by resigned
discovering he had received that from his antagonist
for whom he had voted. The who did this hap
pens be wing yet il lived in his district should be
.emped for him the second tria-especaly
whg less makes difference in the Kentucky
legislature.
The wing candidates for governor the coming election
early in the field and 'as plenty backberres" Out
of half dozen ten named the present incumbent,
Gov. Young Judge Hunt, M c. from the Niagara dis
trict Hamilton Fish, present lieutenant governors Hon
Chris. Morgan, secretary OF state, the for
ward Fish is the favore of the od-fashioned bunker
wings but Hunt, just now, has the most chances.
The receipts of produce down the Hudson, since the
opening of the navigation this year, compared with those
Of last year, as follows;
1913. 1917.
Wheat -four, bbls. 7s7,la3 l,889,674
Corn meal, 2,469 81, 2O6
Wheat, bushels 23,62s l,4l7,5l5
Corn, 893 837 2,6O9,O8l
Rye, l8I, 22i l56, 235
The great fall auction sales have commenced in rght
earnest Messrs Hoffman sold in Wall other
morning 500 OF coffee in less than hour good
prices The same day, Haggerty, Jones, Co ran of
heavy lot of dry goods
The sweeping of the streets has been given by
and yet the city hardly debraggled
bemired at Dirt be the manifest des-
tiny" of Gotham and who what struggle against
destiny?
People nowadays take it of course that they
shall hear of accidents for which nobody blame On
last Friday, the steamboat ST. Nicholas, which be-
tween this city and Norwak, Connecticut racing with
the Caine and instead of beating latter boat the p
lot, who did know the way very well, her
against rock while at the top of her speed and broke
large hole in her bow. On backing her. she sunk sud-
denly that of the passengers who lying in the
cabin almost before they of the accident,
found themselves floating in the The Caline
turned and took off the passengers 1t is known whether
there any drowned or FED.