The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-16
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


Nav YoRK Feb. 49, 1881.
A bright beautiful day DOTTED its nsht-csp TO u- THIS
morning, and really looks like haio'nsef o. 'pns
We have had in Now York city very singular ~eAihef
Tor winter-biand, bat unhoslthy. Moas.oss smshPoA
Group, and core thro.ts have been unusually common
However, tho sickness has sbated
The steamer Georgia sailed Tuesday, ilh Instant Tor
Havana and Chagfes Notwithstanding II 10 tho rainy sea
ishmus the number Of passengers bound 70 he
land of gold large. an IN away 70 see ana con
with many who have returned from oalloha' a"
wish this was the with all who have IAN hchhs
palm" 10 20 lhrher Perhaps OF them would take "a
sober second thought" and remain al home mol ono In
a hundred OF all that 40 but regents otit
Dr. Springs twelfth Fret Things, last Sunday,
had Tor lis subject First Quarrel and WAS founded upon
tho Mosaic narrative OF Abels death by the hand Of Gam
This quarrel he held religious one, and the esd Of
all the anti Christian dssension and persecution which have
followed il.
quantity of Yankee notions aboard of her, designed Tor
tho Worlds Fair London in May next IS all ready Tor
sailing would have cleared this, but Tor the non
arrival OF the packet schooner Emma with Soo tons OF af-
Giles fiom Boston The latter to have been brought
hitler in United States revenue cutter Forward but
she returned Tuesday last without them, her capacity
being insufficient The ST. Lawrence will probably ar
rive at Southampton, England in about four weeks from
this date The articles 10 be exhibited must be ON the
spot in London prior to the LIST OF April.
great of is te here in the Worlds Fair,
and hundreds Of New Workers., who otherwise might never
have v.n,ured the ragin billers will pluck up
The list articles 20 in the ST Lawrence Is large one,
but long it would have been had we more
time for preparation The proprietor of tho patent pas
sepge dropca" by which passengers be safely land
ed from railway train while il Is AT full speed, was too
late for shipment Many of the articles exceedingly
COSTLY A single of harness valued at 5000.
That very extraordinary American production, child
two years and half old, who plays my very dthcnlt
tunes on the drum the OF our best urses,
will be specimen of the kind OF babies the
Yankee. can raise when they themselves the task
The Little Drummer (fo such is the soubrtbne Of young
Marsh) will. however, "lay over" until the celebra-
ton OF Washngton's Birthday, when Uhink OF in
an leading an orchestra forty musicians he is going
to give u grand instrumental and vocal concert In tina
palace OF place, Triper Hall. W net Vctoria's little
boys take him." when ney hear him in the Crystal
Palace in May next! He'll make them dance to the
tune of Yankee Doodle.
| wish Mills would send his big steamship, Gus
now completng,) Bother Jonathan" She would
beat everything they in that line Her paddles
rion out of proportion but Mr. Mills is confident the
water wheels OF large steamers have usually been much
smaller than they might have used The engines of
Brother Jonathan" said be much more powerful
than usual.
This afternoon Mr. Justice Mounfort will tho in
vesigaon in the pending against Frederick ID Rob
nson charge Of embe zzling money from Colonel Rus
sell Jarvis, in stock obbng and Tompkinian" opera
ton Your readers would DO astonished f should expose
to them the immortality attending many OF these stocL
| spec ulations in Wall street.
The steamer Empire City left to-day for Chagres. ~