The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-15

In that magnificent establishment all within view fixed
inclined plain, extending from the bighes, non, Of
the building down to the oolighls of the stage Loving
70 look upon the counienances OF happy people which IA
really of the Injuries Of my life, take more pleasure In
this sight than In anything else JUST wot Of
may also commend to you for republication the leader
In the New York Herald Of yesterday upon the subject of
the expected change in the consulship at Paris The ed
arguing thar II Is cruel indeed that the cabinet should
punish the present United States consul that point goes
on TO show that la his letters to the Journal Of CONNIE
he has faithfully written in the spirit actuang the foreign
policy Of the American administration in the matters OF
Hungary and Cuba On the whole, this paper of the
best written newspaper articles have for long time
Its of proof being quite sufficient satisfy any
preadiced reader that the ocemvae in all things
European affairs, have shown themselves be
sentative, in other words reacory the Camara
cabinet Of Austria themselves.
Yesterday the trial the Astor Place Opera House rioters
was commenced. leave you the city papers for de-
tails Of the facts ELECTED far, which received here
with great inerest being already apparent vivid
recollection of the Of the present federal admins
ation of city will doubtless form important ee.
ment in the approaching municipal election The
house is Of course crowded hear the testimony. have
ventured to attempt make Of the throng
gregang there, where, just now hear will be
impossible unless outsider. like your sponden
willing risk his toes and specacles the mercy King
Crowd--for which confess l have no fancy.
due Bishop Hughes that should state that since the
date OF my letter written week ago, he has made pubi-
cation denying emphaticaly that he the clergy OF his
against them by Mr. McGee OF the .Naon" He also de-
MES the direct indirect interest in the Freemans Jour
nal" generally attributed TO him here, and emphatically
repudiaes any responsibility for the queer and really anti
Catholic political doctrines advocated by the editor Of thar
sheet II affords me great pleasure, indeed be able 10
call the attention OF your yeaders the Bishops card TO be
found in the New York daes of the day before
Among the funny things of the day. is the leader in the
New York Commercial Advertiser of Tuesday afternoon
The editor complains, with Pickwickian gravity and
earnesness, against the writings of my friend eroc
Age, the most Infamous things he says ever published
in this country He calls vehementy for his indictment
Only think OF the edsr of leading New York civ daily
treating Zachary Washingons letters to sHeroc Aee as
matters OF fact papers published with the intention of
peruadng the public that they genuine letters from
the President of the United States This position of the
Commercial satisfies that Its conductors believing that
the intellect Of that funconary is faithfully portrayed in
these capital sack Downngs dread lest they may be
the means OF opening the OF the country large 10 the
fact.
From the telegraphic reports from Utica IL is apparent
that the chances for the acceptance of the of
the Syracuse convention the part are
very strong. We however, shall know until to-mor.
the result of the deliberations convention of the
latter party in session at Utica. If they have the
good sense not to mnge irritating and really anti
slavery jagon with their acceptance the proposition
the fsderaists will be routed in the fall cean of the face
of the yearh" of New York. We shall in that case beat
them in this city and county by larger majority than we
have obtained within the last five years Mark il
The barnbuner vote here Is tng but the effect of the
prevalence Of the belief that the divisions of the pa
will together throughout the State will so all as
to make difference Of full 5000 in our majority Upon
this you may rely.
The trial trip Of the steamship Ohio takes place on Satur
day. Some five hundred gentlemen connected with ship
and steamer building, owning and sailing, and with the
press, will be on board to judge Of her qualities