The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-10
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
Correspondence OF the Union.


Henry f. Talmadge esq To be marshal OF this district,
rice Hon Eli Moore reoopsd 1t had presumed by
all that this cfunb fall from General rayors table
the outstreched hands of Mr. Hiram Fuller. Of the
Mirror who certainly has worked very hard fo' the Qce
His appointment would have been popular even with the
ultra wings though evidently laborng Tor Ia This
way he is a clever fellow and certainly contributed
much the election of the present Chief Magistrate as any
other in tbs Union. Had he been appointed The
friends of the other applicants wonld have been esopped
rom going on al present-damnng President Taylor
without STINT and swearing blue vengeance against his
cabinet We understand that Alderman Egbert Benson
Alderman Moses Maynard, Marcellus Eels, Ambrose L.
jordan, Alderman Joseph H. Taylor, Jas. Kip Alderman
Mcknight, Charles IL. Delavan, David b. Ogden, end
Henry H. Davies, among the applicants. The
claims of these gcntemcu aud those OF Mr.. Fuller and
the lucky 90 dog, We're backed each by hundreds OF
sckers-appcants for the subordinate posts-and their
friends. The system upon which the claims of iede.
raj applicants for Office here sustained is by slam
derng and Safeguarding all the others. The question
tied, the selection made, and the friends of all the dsap
pointed turn in al to abusing the appointing power
such veheinence and viraience, that led
the belief that what they had said against the candidates
said merely by OF training TO be ready do
lice upon the reputation and intentions of the ap
pointing power, when the grand disappointment
Il will be worth the trouble to note the altered tone of the
Mirror upon the subject OF removals and appointments,
its editor has been treated thus by the whom
he insists he made President.
The bankruptcy Of Bishop Doane OF New Jersey is a
subject of much in stock specializing and ie
gous circles OF the city idst IL is atribnt 10 opera
tons the Clancy line. The church Of NeW York APP
pear be much down by the scandal which brings
upon their denomination Heretofore the Bishop very
POPULAR being regarded anything but worldly IL
thought that The affair viii create in his diocese
what such difficulty has long existed in this, i'll The
of Bishop Onderdonk.
Tonight Macready plays Macbeth the Astor Place
Opera House, Forrest the character the Broadway,
and Hamn the the Bowey. Ihs is OF tri-
angular theatrical war; aiodng lots of excitement for the
quidnuucs OF New York. Tae difficulty between Forrest
and Macready, commencing since IN London,
hardly be said to have reached It's height either IN
The number and violence Of newspaper publications the
demonstrations of The rowdies the theatres who have
dnned the cools one or the other OF these rival tea cal
Each has party, reckless, strong unged wearing
shod boot heels carrying stout canes and competent to
hiss well shout braves. While these two candi
dates and rivals for tragic fame thus racing together
for popular favor, The Opera House and The Broadway will
probably be avoided by persons attending such ices Tor
purpose other than enjoy the excitement Of low.
The publications concerning Mr.. Forests domest dill
cues, which in exceedingly bad as,e may be atrb
uted his affair with Mr. Macrea1y of the friends
OF the latter ancying that would njnre Mr.. f. IN the
public estimation bring his family affairs into the
papers Your readers in the country who do not know
tlc axy Of the notions OF right and wrong prevailing
among many large cities, claiming 10 be persons OF
specabiy may be staggered on hearing that such means
are resorted such u bat this is cir
cumsance to what here hourly. l have no idea
that Nj MIcTeady himself cosnizant OF the original
publication concerning the separation OF Mr. and Mrs F.
Already the religious anniversaries have commenced
Yesterday
port follows;
Board Of Foreign Missioms Of the P,ebyteria Church
TIE anniversary took place DIR McEnoy' church,
of Grand and Crosby Streets yesterday evening
weather bad, and attendance small. Rev. John c. Lowery
the twelfth annual report The years receipts Were
slloNsi 0i-expenditues $40 2U7 81 In year, this
society Published here " $50 copies of newspapers
pam pets letters, and reports Ii has sent out tweny-onc
the last report, five preachers, two
centates physician, head OF printing establishment
in China, male and female teachers aud eight
wives of missionaries This board has missionaries
eight tribes of North American indians, who also teach 800
scholars, 200 OF whom in boarding schools They have
63 members OF the church among the natives. In West
Africa board three preachers and teachers
with schools at three stations, and church at Mon
rova missions in North India with nine stations
twenty preachers there Zone natve) and seveAteen
employed teachers. &C. They sent forth from
their presses India more than lOoo000O pages OF
appropriate in the year ending LIST November last In
ALL 1890 scholars 80 OF whom
supported by the 100000 pages issued in
the year the press their Ningpo Church They
have preachers among the Jews and they have sent
money and agents among the Catholics OF France and Ge
neva
From Sunday until Saturday last $500 emigmns were
reported the Mayors office with 1000 port, bul
not reported thus 1000 arrived within the week From
commissioners of emigration netted S222S7 or
commute fees under the law OF the legislature OF
New York i; works admirably The is legitimate
every penny collected and much more, being eSpend
ed in the support of sick and destitute emgranis The
class actually destitute iy cent less tha last year.
notwilhsandu the number OF evicted Irish coming
over. This proves, that with the exception of this par
lcuar description OF emigration almost all others bring
more less The commission being thorough
y organized, and well under way, is giving general sat
isiaction appearing be accomplishing much good
understand that LILLE difficulty is anticipated by the
police in bringing justice the perpeirator Of the recent
attempt the family of Frederick Warner
esq, attorney at-law, in City Hall Place Sufficient to
designate the the satisfaction OF the police has
already been discovered, and they only await houyex
pected developments OF more testimony before making the
arrest Their desire is OF course, first get possession
proof enough his conviction There probably
no under which such offence be properly
punished under one indictment. The maximum must be
that Tor ordinary offence of assault with intent kill
shall be surprised, however, At the offender is in the
end indicted and tried separately for assault with intent
to kill each individual in the when Mr. Warner
machine In this case, convicted each Indictment he
may be held in the State prison Tor thirty years. II
living long This should be his fate, beyond all doubt
for dabolical attempt to murder whole household
was made.
From LIST the ith Of this month AS vessels from for
egu ports entered the port of New Yoki5 of which sail
ed under the flag oil Britain. They IS Ships 80
bar9ues, IS brgs, Is schooners, and steamer
ExMayof HavermeyeL it is understood, is succeed
post OF great Importance the convenience and BUSH
ness interests of the city. He will discharge the duties
admirably for he is emphatically busi-