The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-27
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
Correspondents OF the Union.
New Yokx, May "a. 1919.

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New YoKx, May "a I8s0
The New York Express Of Monday tells still another
story of the de 9TH chagrn and disappointment
breasts of the ederasts OF New York, arising
character of President Tsyots last appointments here
Instead OF being cured by cool reflection upon The Jolly oil
crying split mkhe sentiment OF disgust sciLng the
ous asprants whose applications failed, and their re-
spective cliqucs-when the learned time aP
added bitterness their longings Tor re-
venge. you that full five thousand OF our opPo
in this city, who the lth Of March, being full OF
hope (of office apparently ready die in the breach
defence Of the administration, denouncnR the
President for doa OF straw-and his constiIu tona
advisers selfish and protigate politicians, who labor
in the matter of dispensing patronage wholly with the
view OF strengthening dynasty OF which they shall
be chiefs. The Express represents class of these
patriots for pay--and the Mirror another. The editor
of latter paper, being that he is known to
been himself grevousy disappointed In the matter
OF Office only his grief in general and in up
bradings upon the Of the Improperly OF the effort oil
the strengthen itself by purchasing the
wings who original friends OF the Exscu-
tive The Express, however. goes into particulars IL
takes up of individuals disappointed and
ing the consong attey upon their wounded pride,
showers what were IL found in democratic columns,
this same Express would denounce curses loud and
deep against general stupidity and utter ncompetency
of President Taylor The day before yesterday, this
Der made a leader Of the manner in which the
wings of New York had Iebukod The President for his
appointments of marshall assistant treasurer, and post
master at this pointha is in subsequently selecting
Mr. H. c. Davies the candidate OF the Express clique for
tho narshalship be corporation attorney; Mr. John
Lawrence cique's candidate for the post of nde-
pendent treasurer DO comptroller Of the ciys uoasu-
nv; and in treating Mr.. VIM. b. Taylor, their man
for service of plato. The editor does
call President and his constitutional advisors Tools and
mon devoid Of principle in many words, but no writes
so that may infer that such indeed his opinions Of
the present magnatos of his party. trust you will lay
aside these now rapidly accommodating anti administration
phippcs from the Mirror and Express lead oil the col
lection you will In twelvemonfh be PEELED
to publish with tho view show that the present admins
traon has satisfied except those rewarded with
Office at handsa troupe beggary in numbers as in
character.
few days ago resolution, thanking the mayor, sheriff.
and military for their share in the Opera House riot was
ed before board Of Aldermen OF the city, and
laid on the table forhwh-no dissenting from that &C
ton This reflects the sentiment of New York upon the
subject far truly than the articles in the papers of the
civ irving to the butchey ordered by the Off
Gals
The faculty OF the city have with much unanimty, come
TO the conclusion that the cholera existing here is Asiac
cholera but not tho epidemic Asiatc cholera presume
this means that the the atmosphere rendering per-
sons Liable take it only exists In the vicinity OF two or
three low and filthy points in the corporation and that
the air is only sufficiently charged with the infection
10 inocuate the systems Of those already half dead from
disease dissipation, desution Not moro than two Or
three new cases being reported daily.
Our friends here daily expecting to hear OF the de-
capation OF the gallant, learned, and talented Major
Davezac This expectation is gathered from Washing
ton letter Mirror saying that in recent interview
with friend Of the writer Mr. Clayton remarked that
Major d. be superseded on the ground OF incom
petency know whether contempt indignation is the
most deserved the Mirrors author ths pifu
involved in this suberuge TO hide the rascaliy
prescription OF such man as DaVezac ne "as inc
bosom friend of Andrew Jackson. He Is and has been
for long fytime, ardent and eloquent defender, with
pen and voice. OF tho principles of jackson. He is
eman of honor high toned to permit him to compro-
his principles by nmang wingn ess to Trim MS
politics to sail with those of the administration 50 his
head must come off, The memory Of his services TO his
country the field, when the party now holding the eins
of burning blue lights the OF Coz
neccu and plotting treason at Hartford will hardly recon-
cie his with the purposes OF men who seek their
appointees among those Who In the Mexican war,
traitors country in all but bearing against her
Poor Mr. Clayton indeed have lost all capacity
fact that the character atainents and capacity oil
Major d. are known the country than his
he hopes able with such palry to cheat the
public into the belief that aught bur spirit OF prescription
involving deliberate violation oil his Pledges is at the bot
tom of the Presidents intention Of removing the veteran
Dayezac to make room for brawling fcderalst.
The ship-yar of the city just displaying great
animation larger number OF vessels (of oil descrptions)
than usual being under construction. Yesterday morning
Westerve and Mackay (yard 7t street, East rver) launch
ed the Southampton 500 tons; built John Griswold
Co., Of their New York and London packet
line Captain Morgan, Of the most successful packet
commanders sailing of this port, is to command her.
and luxury have before been
New York and European packet. magnificent many
of them have BEEN The barque Powhatan was launch.
ed from the yard the time built for Cham
berain & Phelps for the Mediterranean trade l2S feet
long q feet wde and IS feet Deep The builders
are about to lay the keel OF fine steamer for Captain
Skiddy and OF a ship for Taylor & Rich
At the ship yard VIM Ii. Webb, three vessels
the stocks. Havre packet be commanded by Captain
Richardson the Dnches of Orleans l67 feet long, 80
feet BEAM and 27h fest hold. The is large pack ct
for the Messrs. Grnnel9o feet long 40 feet BEAM and
q feet hold The third being by these builders
is ship for Schuschart 81 Gebhard, in the Amsterdam
trade and TO be commanded by Captain Edwards. The
oiners are still the splsn did Pacific
Lawrence Snoeden (builders work besutful
little steamer r. b. Forbes of Boston, between
Whampoa and Canton in China, 100 feet long, l6 beam,
and hold. At present there but single small propc
Ter running between Whampoa and Canton. L. &c g.
nearly finished the En- piTe State, ply be-
tween York and Fall River, 800 feet long, 80 feet wide,
and l3a deep. Richard Borden, &c Co. her. In the
yard Jacob Bell the foot Of Stanton street, vessels
the stocks one, Ut feet long, 40 BEAM and I'll hold
for A. Low Co. She is destined to be commanded by
Captain Palmer and the India trade The other
f. X. Collins Co.'S Liverpool line. is to be 300 feet
long 46 beam. and 81 Deep Captain Edward Cook,
of the Siddons is to command her. Smith & Dmon
(buder,) are building, for Jonathan Goodhue, Co.,
ship of coo for the India trade Bishop 81 Smsonson
buders) Tuesday last aunched the ship mechanics
Own" OF the stanchest ships put together here
She destined for California, under command OF Captain
Joseph Adams late of the ship Bmfus and 10 four
9poundcrs The Mechanics Mining Association, 100 in
number, uniformed and armed infantry company,
and so others, go out in her
It that my phiosophic neghbor Of the Tribune IL