The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-11
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
NV Yonx. March 8. 1851.

NEW foRK March q, 1891,
There was a heavy failure in town yssoIdsy viz that
Of Ausens aud spioer. .uctioneefs, whose liabilities
millions. Their paper was considered Just a.
good the bank and il circulated freely There was not
the suspicon yesterday morning Of the stock that
was 10 fall like thundsfbot upon Vail street Al o'coSk,
n m Ia the fore noon Cen Spicsr night DO selling
away with bis usual equanim'ty and good humor yet Of
course he that al O'Clock this stock was
.bonnd to come" understand that the amount Of ther
ia yesterday afternoon was $4,000 The pa
ners do not give the particulars About months
Ausens& Spicer refused to receive their paper IN
nav for goods sold by hom for others auction and this
led TO an inquiry into their condition They made state.
ment satisfied their creditors OF their sovency, and
confidence in them re-establishod. This suspen-
has had gripping effect on the money market and
added the eged suspension Of the Hamilton Ex-
change Bank the Hoster Bank, Henry Keeps Bank, and
the Lewis County Bank. (al small concerns State
IL may produce degree of panic and several failures
Messrs Austens Spce il is said have been
speculaons connected with the failure of F Ho
lister a. Co.. of the Empire City Mills at Utica.
Tue wife One eyed Thomp son-ssid be a good vile
and mo,hor-has been presented with $50 by Christys
minsfrols t.'
O'Donneil, the Irishman, who the trial OF W S.
Ben for insuecton in Green Erin, rosolusly refused
testify against the prisoner, and suffered incarceration
for his gaany, in this city, and is TO have benef
To- night at Nages Panoramic Exhibition OF Ireland. in
hall in Broadway. -
Henry Camel who stabbed the old and his
in Dey street last November yesterday found guilty
of the muIder This is OF the arocons
record The person killed. venerable old named
Charles M Rousseauhsd been very kind Carmel, and
fed and lodged when he could get shelter nowher
else On the night in question, he had come in Al late
hour edy and the father and his two pnt
the selves considerable Inconvenience in order give
him lodging The boys took portion OF the
say clothing off their bed in order to keep him
He repaid them by sabbing them in their sleep AMI cut
ting The throat their father in order to obtain about
hundred dollars which he knew they had in the house. In
his flight he jumped a fence supposng that IL Of
the ordinary DEPTH down the ohor side, but, provden
tally happened be deep whereby be broke hi:
wrist and was forced remain there until morning
when he was discovered and taken custody Beyond
u doubt he will be hung.
regret iet here because there
liberal appropr made by Congress in behalf OF the
Collins Uaited States mail line steamers The contract II
a losing TO the enterprising propretors
The tis alleged s,oinds upon Walter p Flanders
esq by Cryder 81 Mckay, in tho Milwaukee bond matter
before the police court yesterday but nothing
pired already been made public deep game
seems have been played Strangers coming this CITY
should beware OF all plausible people who offer grea, in
capital Bargains" NC. These springe
to catch woodcocks"
The steamer Union will sail for New Orleans on Satur
dav with Snson X Co.'S New Orleans and Mobile ex
press freight She is fine, vessel OF 400 tons bur
| den and is her consort, the winfield Scott"