The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-07
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our New York Correspondence.

NEW YORK. Feb. O. Isls.
The good feeling between the Clay and Taylor sections
Of the wing party increases daily prominent we'll
known Clay yesterday in my hearing and In that of
wellknown Taylor men, denounced the whole
in the bterest TERMS sustained solely by knot of
geueel old gamblers and oues" who have their head
quarters the Union Club, Broadway and by the Off
scourngs and degs deposited from the subsdng puddle Of
nativeism All which is deal too the truth for CON-
fort
The confirmation Of the election of Dr. Hampden, the
queens Bishop of Hereford, did take place without
some extraordinary incidents The place chosen for the
ceremony was bow Church, Ohe centre of cockneydom)
London and it crowded The usual formal
call for opposers OF the ordination having been made
Dr. Bayod appeared the part of the Dean and Chapter
to obect but he was promptly s,enced put down by
the court who, it seems, had idea permitting such
literal fuhlment OF the forms The ceremony proceeded
amid much visible excitement the part the congrega
ton, if no objection had been raised when subse
queny the call for "opposers" repeated according to
the forms, il received with loud mnrmurs, even
cries OF " mockery!" 'mockey" from the congregation
The citation of Dr. H. before the Court of Arches
abandoned but it is not probable that have the
end of the has struck heavy blow against
of Church and State not to be felt again and
again
Ii is estimated officially that during the year and four
months between June 2s, 1876, and November g. 1917.
Great Britain had import breadstus to The enormous
amount thrtytree millions and hall OF pounds sterl-
ing Say hundred and srtyJre millions of dollars 1t
that after such draft upon the resources oil
country there should be embarrassment prosatlon,
and convulsion.
Mr. Albert Galan is out with another essay enlighten
the public the expenses of the war; 1t is published
in full by all the wing papers, OF course II Mr. Gaiiauh'
instead OF expanding his talents and experience on sub
ect seli-cven the expensveness of would d.
them show us how to reduce its COST or how 10 pay
il off in the shortest possible time, the public would be
much more obliged to him.
The Post Office advertising of letters maLdepartnres,
&C. for city, has been transferred from the Tribune 10
the Herald according law-the latter paper having
shown, its adavits, larger city crcuiauon-So'o
The city circulation of the True Sun came next IN order
beyond 1900 The law has this practical defect that II
lea YES no discretion the postmaster In the present case
for instance there be doubt that the True sun cir
cuates more extensively, by L. among those likely to
have their letters advertised than the Herald 1t the in
evabe i'm perfection of indscriminating laws
This city hotels is to add another to their number
Il will occupy whole front of the block broadway
between Chamber and Read streets, directly opposite
Stewards white marble temple of the calcos ltwh be
about 'front.' by deep Will be therefore Oh
immense capacity and will be under the direction OF Mr.
D. d. Howard formerly ofIowad's Hotel, corner of Broad
wav and Corlandt Every year New York becomes
more and more the great Caravansera of the Union
In the affair of health officer at Quarantne-whch for
eve DAVIS has greatly excited the disinteested socltudo
of the whole army of wing pocians-ihe usages nave VI,
| nmphed Dr. Whting-the governors nominee, "a you'i
10 fortune and TO fame unknownwas yesterday connrni-
al bv The Senate Dr. Chds however, the whig incuni-
bent appointed pro by the Board OF HEALTH means 10
hold on for the purpose of testing the constitutional s
the governor and Senate to make the appointment "nt
the new He feels it his duty to do sohe
does.
years ago. the entire value OF the assessed prop
erv If all kinds of the of Ohio did not exceed forty
Two millions of dollars Last year QSa7) 1t was $i
379-having increased nearly ten o'a In less '"ah nan
century
The steamer Columbia which left this city for Albany
Thursday evening got far as Van We's Point three
miles from that city, when she broke her ice plough she
left Point again yesterday at noon' ana reacned New
burph about last nght-having forced her way grea
portion of the distance through thick ice she returned
immediately to Albany and her passengers were oroagh
| to town by the New Jersey. NED'