The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-25

noonk W MN msr hollow dcvouons On has axrlvsi Al
present ne spends most Of his time visiting the os&nd
objects of industrial municipal interest always 70 be
by the inquirer In New York. You will perceive that
the federal papers Of the city pay the doings
and sayings ms guest whom they 90 delighted TO honor
when there was prospect that, time he might have Of
flee 10 bestow Though they would whistle him down the
wind the superficial observer may know that he Ia
yet the idol OF such Of the WING party not want Office
such wings being comeatable here and there even in New
York, AT present, Mr. Clay ut the home of
exAderman Benson, old friend who has deserted
him.
The Herald is cracking sly, II somewhat malicious
jokes at the expense Of COL Webb Of the Courier and
quirer the newly-appoined charge vsnnathai sti-
king illustration Of the sounness Of Jacob Faiihus sdage,
better lack next time; !" while the Colonel HIMSELF having
reached the Asto House from Washington commission in
pocket yesterday blew loud and long blast Upon his edi
toral trumpet in honor the third Washington Mr. Clay
tom Now that he has the Office he that Mr.
Clayton has made single Of the many bunders he
charged on him in effect when inclined believe that the
Premier designed "bilkng" him of the expected pay
for his services This leader In the Courier is rich indeed
redolent is with gratitude, &c II strikes me that II
would have been in better delay the
his aspersions upon the Secretary, least for week
two alter receiving appointment his hands. Done
quickly, In this all look upon being merely the
return for the favor recently bestowed upon the sturdy
oice-seeker What upon the purity Of the ad
mnisraton are this appointment and the Coones prompt
payment for il
BY the packetship st. Dennis, from Have arriving on
Tuesday last quite batch of German refugees reached
New York Among them Colonel Beinker, who CON-
manded body of insurgents In the Grand Duchy Baden
and enigen, the German "agtator" They lead
pec great numbers of their compatrios in short time
This Is the first arrival bringing them us in numbers
seems to be understood that Kossnth will the present
remain In England Should any considerable number of
MS now expatriated countrymen make settlement in
body this side Of the Atlantic is thought he will follow
them should his health permit and the constantly shifting
state OF Europe not present speedy opportunity for the
employment Of his talents for the regeneration of his race
on the European continent.
The official annuncation Of the expected heavy def
cheney In the revenue came like clap of thunder upon this
business community hardly fail the "bears
In the stock market round million two Its tendency To
check the disposition 10 win prove
fortunate to the country large however disastrous TO hold
Of stocks 1t be- Look for the views of hos
who are TO be injured by this extravaganza of the admnis
traon as they will doubtless be expressed in the
Journal of Commerce No merchant here of either party
credits the story that safer caps of the Mexican war
give rise to the deficiency, all that the entire change
Of public officers necessarily causing ofpublc funds
and the evident attempt of the administration to enable
certain family connexions and particular cques of con-
fdenal friends to make their Jack" of the treasury
before Congress can put stop to such work. the bot
tom OF the embarassments nancia) by which Mr. Mere
dth finds himself surrounded. As yet, commercial
men stunned by the announcement, that they have
not spoken out In the newspapers In day two
ever, the Second Washington If he will deign for
uncork his will hear thunder from Boston, New York
and Philadelphia.
In the first week of month the Democratic Repub
can General Committee for this city and county Is to be
elected that Is, for the year happy be able
write that better selections than have been made for many
past will probably be the result of defeat
question whether there is another local political organ
zatioh in the Union upon which much responsibility
rests and rejoice find the great of my political
friends awakening to realize the fact that they
pect have the functions of this committee properly dis
charged unless by taking due that proper agents
chosen to discharge them.
See the New York Herald of this date for more SENT
FINN he of Mr.
paper will prove ugly antagonist TO the PREMIER the Third
Washington, he has proved all others who within the
last ten years. have crossed his path, when engaged in
correction of public abuses commend TO your notice his
leader Of this morning. fixing upon Mr. Clayton the respon-
sbiliy for Mr.. Brega's aonsshowing conclu-
svely that the card of the latter In the Republic
sheer invention Of the State Department. which Mr. b.
was induced sign his Your readers may rely it,
that unless the Third Washington conesses the
with due promptness, the Heraldman will proceed with
suits against the Republic and Courier, If but to disprove
the allegation that he has CARRIED BIS letters, (which no
here believes and that Mr. Clayton did do and say
every thing originally alleged by his negotator.
As yet the press of New York cogitaing upon the
probable union of both parties In Congress from the South
upon tho slave question. This position say the
least expected here Our ultra Provlso politicians OF all
shades know precisely what think of It, Indeed Il
appears puzzle all around exceedingly; IL had
been thought that California having settled the question
for HERSELF every effort disturb 10 would be connected
with slavery In the District Of Colombia, medding with
which ands lite favor with the rank and file OF either
party just In this locality.
Much speculation upon the position of Mr. Rves, at
Paris Is in of progress here That position is hu-
initiating enough private letters by the last steamer
TO be confded In. II Is said that like Sir Pernax, he
dances attendance cap in hand "booing the French gov
eminent for audience, obsequiousy as the Third
Washington has been booed" for weeks past by
Courier for that chageshp to Austria. Mr.. Rves Of
late years. having become remarkably "fnnikin" he suits
such business toa though that high functonay OF the
government Of the United States should he engaged In IT, is
moriylng, indeed to any with true American heart
in his breast. w.