The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-03
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


New YoRk, November 30. 1851.
Inc coroners inquest in the school have returned
AVerdict in which they attribute the accident TO unore
seen and unavoidable causes scqu the teachers and all
oshef PERSONS OF blame. and one In slate
heh appended to their hnding however, they condemn
me construction OF the sairwas and modes OF egress
'nlma'lng that OF judgment existed the part
o. those who planned, and some degree OF oversight on
'he part OF those who executed the work.
he steamship Washington has arrived, after passage
OF thirteen and half days-o without Kossuih,
VINO was detained. is said, by the necessity OF
making some provision for the support OF those OF his
compairlos no remain in England by making proper
distribution of such funds have already been collected
Tor their relief He will, however undoubtedly be here
IN he Humboldt, which should have sailed on the GOTH
and may be looked for early next week.
Nothing OF much interest has ranspIed in the city for
Inc last lew days. Our courts are as busy as usual
Another conviction for murder took place yesterday in
the case OF Otto Gnnzg, accused Of poisoning his wife
VINO had just arrived from Germany and found her place
nlled by younger and attractive woman The evil
dehce not very clear and motion for new trial is to
DC made but the probability is that the man, Over per-
suaded by the beauty OF his young companion and per-
maps by her solicitation did administer the fatal dose
Herman by the name OF Weber has recovered verdict OF
$4,000 against another German calling himself John
washington, Tor the seduction Of his daughter, a child
81 some fourteen or fifteen years old The little girl it
seems was sent 10 the Doctors office for medicine for her
sek mother, when and where it is contended that the
offence committed.
The opening OF the treason trials in the United States
circuit court for Pennsylvania district attracts much
attention, and the proceedings will be watched with the
greatest ineres, by the country in general The nitia
tory proceedings have, thus FAR been reported at great
length, and doubtless with lis usual accuracy by the
Herald; and the speech OF MIR. Ashmead commands the
appreciation OF every one who peruses it,
Judging by what we going on in this Saie we
should infer that the wing party would be SO reduced
in numbers by the detection Of the Seward higher law
section. who are leaving their ranks and joining the abo
tonists proper by whole regiments that it will not long
be able TO preserve ills organization under that NAME but
will fall to pieces, and form new com binaons-
under new name and leaders, and others clearing
the very rhng obstacles which inerpose between them
and the democracy upon Union principles. The tariff
question has dwndled the shadow OF shade In regard
TO internal improvements an arrangement may be made
which will satisfy all pares while the question of Union
or disinion has attained altitude which throws all
others into obscury. and will hereafter be the great di.
vding line upon the right side of which the democracy
are already posted. Let welcome all who come in
good faith and sincerity of heart join us,he door is
opened by this Union lest. H.