The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-10

military hospitals, which being everywhere attended
by Hungarian ladies OF rank and fortune His
have already established tariff for the most part actually
free trade few articles subject to day-n in
stance over 20 per cent. ad valorem, however w.
New YoRK. June 7, 1913.
Really is fan notice the grumblngs of the Express
upon the subject Of office On the day before yesterday IL
treated the public to any quantity OF achymnton because
Mr. Webb of the Courier and Enquirer has been used
vllanousy by the northumberland shamefully, IN
deed The Express after for years laborns prove
the editor of the Courier 10 be fit for nothing thinks 1t hard
that 50 accomplished and serviceabe applicant should
be set aside for Tom Dick, Harry. Poor General Tay
Tor his ncitive capacity for craftsmanship, his compe
tency to administer the much better than
it has been administered since the days OF he earlier
Presdenls"-of which the Express paed before the cleo
tonhas no existence, II in the estimation oil
the Express ITSELF which regards the failure make Mr.
Watson Webb United States minister Spain still
other evidence of the incom potency of the
eighhs OF the Executive, who administer the govern
nent in the name OF the other eighth l honor the
excellent heart evident in the appeal Of the Express
for public sympathy on behalf Of the disappointed
and dsconsoate colonel. But it is very plain that the
editor has CT anged his views OF the moral and intelec
tua fitness Of the gallant Colonel for distinguished po
ston, petey of the fitness of General Taylor to
WELD the patronage power the Executive chair 1t
understood that the editor OF the Courier himself deeply
greved his treatment believing with the Express that if
there in the Union having fair claims to pub
lie money the hands of the present administration, he
and the 'olly good fellow" who conducts the Mirror
the Always opposed to the doctrine that partisan
services give claim upon Office cannot the matter in
that light, and, therefore, unable to sympathze with
these unortunates Bytheby, it strikes that after APP
pointing Mr. Tassro and the present manager of the Dis
ct penitenti AIRY places, the cabinet the concu
sion that in doing they had stretched their conscences
sufficiently far in the way of Tewading Services and for
that declined acting favoraby the claim of the Cou
rer for pay The Express may be mentioned avows
It's paraty for the doctrine that to the victors belong
spois," in its broades Misunderstanding without blush Tor
The poprey of the evident determination of hy
dra headed Executive to use its patronage wholly and
solely compass partisan ends. 1t will be we'll keep
file of the Express Tor reference four years hence when
will become necessary show that in dspacng the horse
leeches being appointed to office, being
moved who placed in office only because they
active and unscrupuous federal partisans.
All the whig papers in this region crying against
the democracy because present the latter devote their
structures upon the course OF the administration almost
entirely to criticisng its removals and appointments They
forget that since the 4th of March last single
demonstration has been made at Washington from which
shadow of conclusion as to its policy upon the subject
of bank, tariff distribution internal Improvements, &c,
may be drawn Indeed, the Executive, so far commit
ment goes may side with the ultra fiee.traders with as
much consistency with the high tarites The compa-
ny keeps affords the country the only reasonable attain
able clue his future policy as to measures Upon the
question OF office only has he shown his hands which is
sufficient for combining structures present well
nigh entirely that point Our friends dwell upon this
subject because they for the places but because
the OF the octagOna Executive In this cOnnexion,
been such prove that he has alsifed himself
prostitute his power order strengthen men, measures
and principle justly odieus to large majority OF the peo-
pie
Messs Nlbo and Hackct have brought in bill against
the corporation for damages sustained in the late riots
their Opera House. They charge upwards of $4,000 for
occasoned by having close the house for days
prior the termination OF the period for which Mr. Ma
cready engaged and $500 for windows smashed
and chandeliers damaged &C. There is dspropor
ton Tor you As surely speak louder than words
so surely this $500 bill dsprove the stories about the
violence and danger of his terrific mob in the 'queng
OF which twenty three lives taken by the author
tiles, and full fifty persons wounded. Mark it $500
pairs all the injury properly done by the "terriRc
mob" Why the bill for the Wines liquors, cigars and
suppers queIes cost the city treasury more than
five times $500 II it not for the heinous crime
mitted against citizens of New York; under petence
necessity growing the conduct of the mob" should
be tempted write down the Aston Place Opera House
"mob" the greatest humbug of the age. You will
Der in twenytour hours after the affair, all the mill
tary and police published as having been dangerously
wounded and all that sort OF thing, except single indvi
dual were out and about their business.
Sundry lawyers here have been puzzing their brains
create the impression that the bond given by those
who send out the steamship United States will be for
eted if when she is transferred to other owners and
under another flag, she may be employed in against
with which at peace This is indeed,
novel reading of the awone which, though it may be
sound law augh know, will not 70 down with New
OF the anticipated general war in Europe fur
nish Ships provisions patent arms, ammunition and it
NAV be- adventures in small numbers the latter
To acknowledge the validity of this construction, will be
give in advance the fine prospect of making heaps
of money as besides New York Spectator Caor
mia gold hunter dreams of realizing.
You will perceive that the cholera report from the Board
of Health OF this city appears spring forward every
DAYS Yesterdays report for the preceding twenty four
hours was 60 and 10 deaths for the day before 80
cases and IL DEATHS for the day before that 2 and
deaths and the day previous Is and 10 deaths 1t
is apparent from this table of the progress of the disease,
either that of the being reported OF the dis
careful to apply the faculty while the cholera may be
as successfully treated ordinary summertime bilious
fever that the great increase of reported Asac
cholera not of bona de Asiatc cholera In either case
all fair ground Of alarm account of the spread of the dis
ease in this city is swept away. Ii is remarkable fact
that since the announcement of its existence among us
aggregate of weekly deaths has been rapid
y During the first week in which it manifested ITSELF the
deaths STA fair for the of the
year; during the next week some aoOi and during the
week ending Saturday last, not more than 40 This is
perhaps owing greater caution with which per-
sons New York guard their health just now, and the
aordnary efforts cleanse filthy quarters of the city being
made
1t seems to be understood tina, Thos A. Walker now
undergoing trial for the murder Of his wife, be
viced Yet there is scarcely doubt in the mind of
the jury to his guilt He is connected with
influential persons and has money at command sufficient
proong the trial for weeks, multiplying irrelevant and
contradictory testimony, until something like confusion is