The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-23

and servants required for proper conduct each
The governors, the project be enacted report
nusly TO the common council and the legislature the for
mer have power TO inspect the Institutions pleasure,
and peach the governors their oceg in
heir Judgment be proper; their trial TO be before
the supreme hardly think the plan will 'xo down.
with rhe city owing the power and extensive pa
troaage il proposes devolye the board Of control
The loss Of lite the emigraa ships this wnier-s kim
afed subject to that which have written Aboveis
Actng no ithe attention particularly among
ss" porn population. Happears that much sickness
aA1 30 many deaths have before occurred
vessels The eanse down 10 be bad care
VSSy "a'efns the vessel aud rstowa2e-evaiinx the
Jaw 70 limit the number Of passengers Ac
eodins 10 popular belief voyngs from Landau
derry in Of these ships his winter a, ,rl- a. thn
middle passage in saverhe loss of life in borb r...x
being equal in proportion to the number Of passengers shin
ped The adopted citizens viii undoubtedly ana srx
ey, bring the subject the notice Congress next win
tar; and in the eaHwhe il viii be Tor the ores, tbs
county raise warning voice azainst the growing
custom Of assmilatng the emgran ship lis manage
meut that of the African SLAYER
The Protestant Portuguese from the island offa
deira, ia whose behalf noch sympathy generated
here last winter, going Illinois work Tor the Amer
can Hemp Company, somewhere between Springfield
and Jackson, a railroad The company donate
Zee title 10 ten acres 70 each family. La all they viii
number some sax hundfed-Do more than third being
the rest ID via New Orleans from their
present resting place Crrindad) The Americas Protest
society have agreed pay for thelr portao
their homes Il would be we'd If associated charity
would ion the importance of sending INTO
he interior ali poor elgants arriving. The could
be refunded by hiring them beforehand making engage
Their labor Tor month would pay
Jeuse thar mighi be collected ia advance by the county
clerk ofthe county where such labor may be wanted They
you'd ceuany stay long enough their first homes (being
Strangers the people and their ways) repay adj
OF this
There about millions OF in the vaults of the
treasury just BY way of illustrating The rapid strides
Jf the commerce OF the port may mention that the
;epts for customs for the first nine days OF this month are
hree-9 aarters Of million about forty per cent
bove the receipts for the corresponding period year
Very Little specie is going abroad.
The steamship Washington sail to-day with very
air freight and passenger list.
The California excitement has tagged greatly within the
last three four days.
The business OF the city coming a different
charaeerthe warehou-ng system, i'm perfect was
being the Of the change This has led very heavy
BAT be exported Mexico South America and in some
instances even TO Asia
The instructions la.e Secretary of the Treasury al
loving private stores be made bonded warehouses will
naturally further Increase this business (new
) by reducing the Of storage and labor. The action
goods Withdrawn from The custody Of the
government VIII also largely increase Ibis business which
turn tends increase the pon OF American
produce and in foreign Countries Not only New
YORK., but all the ports IN ;is country will become 10 a.
less extent depos Of fofeg goods Tor foreign
consum ption, mol dollars worth this trade can
be transacted without increasing the foreign demand
something of American production Add it is worthy OF
emak, may add, that manufacturers of wool cotton.
and iron VIII golden harvest from the
thus forced upon theu against their viii, by the free
traders whom they 30 freely denounce
Money is decidedly easy commercial paper--that is
undoubed paper. The spring business far very
heavy. w,