The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-22
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS,


Nrw YORK, March 90 1873
The toyisn of Europe, which so often specu,tes ON
the uncertainty of American epublicts being ye can
experment'-its want OF stability, &c.-have now sub
home for their oreboding the pdity with
which the French King and his government have been
overturned by the people. Three since govern
ment established, have the political institutions Of
France been revou,onzed The foundation and the last
time, if the people had improved by practice with
gre er ease and CELEBRITY than All Europe will have
undergone similar mutations the wseacr of toDsm
conclude that the experiment is successful.
Day by day. Tayorism in the whg party OF the north de-
es one after another, the districts and dele
gates TO the Philadelphia convention come more or
eAPhcitiy against the idea OF nominating any man
known as firm and uncompromising whig. The few
democrats In Pennsylvania &c. that favored the
torsook when they found whittier il was carving them
out oil thelr party and political principles
AT the request OF several leading antle houses and
10 the SATISFACTION and accommodation of the entire COM
munity the steamship Hermann has been detained until to-
morrow morning at O'clock enable answers IN go b,ck
to letters received by the Cambria.
The United States transport ship Christiana got TO sea
yesterday, with detachment Of 290 men and 10 officers
from Fort Columbus for Vera Cruz They are mostly for
the 3D. and 18th infantry.
Major Van Buren,, while taking exercise on horseback
last week, by advice of his physician along one of the
avenues seriously injured by the fall of his horse He
received severe confusion the head and lay for nearly
hour insensibe the road He is still in quite peca
rious condition.
Two OF the oldest OF the Vennoise chidren--chdren no
more-have oil from New Orleans, be married. with
TWO oil the nice young with whom that city abounds
Madame Weiss in great astonishment and
at proceeding so unreasonable, and ncontneny placed
all the rest OF her fairy charge under lock and key But
since her little dancers will in time be 'young ladies' and
since Love laughs at ocksmhs," she is destined proba
ply 10 have more oil the of trouble on her hands
The steamboat Raritan, plying between this city AMI
New Brunswick was burned this morning in the BAY
while making one of her trips She had beyond one hun
dred passengers on board but though for while ther.
was great confusion, all were saved by the assistance ca
the soldiers on Bedlows island the point which 10
ashore Several horses and cows ON board were
lost
Mrs Gaines and the General leave town to-day CATER
stay of some days. for New Orleans obtain possession
o their great estates in that city They have hopes
comprising this with comparatively lille difficulty.
Some of the largest and best known holders have sgned
their readiness yield title when called II is the
Intention of General and Mrs c. fix their residence in
New York; and with that view here a mansion
OF the first class
The effect of the French the money market has
been depressing All kinds of stocks fell todaythe fances
considerably This is only temporary, Of course. FED