The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-01

bat what concerns tady date the people Of Bosos =!
July ls 1882 II 10 this frivolous spirit, blended In part
with the superous. that further commercial connsxon
10 destined 10 sweep away Another column given up
TO the famous Sr. Jenh Tomas Herrera, who has any
amount OF personal explanations 10 make and honor 70
waive. the doing which was the way in which wnoie
day doubtless employed at his hacienda. IL 10 nohce
able however that even in New Granada they have sci
up for immediate reform OF the constitution, io una
constitution dsn,ocratiee Having tasted reform, 'hey
must have more-that OF 1851 was mol enough. De-
Sides all its promises have not been kept even al threat
not unknown 10 ourselves, of dissolution dc Ia repub
| ied | find that " Benlbam on Legislation" has found
lis way out theelhe most theoretical OF all theorsing
ueatisesto what earthly purpose who can say Also,
!. Proudhomme on Social Revolution" The turbulent
spirit OF Louis Blanc, with the brilliant Theirs and The
more sedaie Quiet, the apostles of socialism with the
chroncers of monarchy, find company in Caechisms OF
Perseverance, Histories Of Missions, Lives of Saints
Proverbs old the hills, and-this is the cmax-a
work on China. A health TO Sr. M. Taco. who, whether
in regimentals or out of them know not watches over
and advertises Them
In connexion with the subject oil reform, and flying
like Da alus from the realms OF Minos TO the cold
regions of the north, would call your attention to the
political programme for the ensuing year OF the Montreal
Journal Lie Pays. by which glance may be seen What
are the demanded Canadian wants Ii is a brd's-eye
view not to be had elsewhere, and the several items
thus enumerated education as wide spread as possible
postal reform IN the free conveyance OF jounalsdtcen-
raliSdion du pouUoir-electve leg slave council-uni
versal sufrage-egibily to Office dependent on the con
ience Of the peope-aboltion OF tho seiKnoria tenure,
Of the clergy reserves, and of State pensonsvoe by
baotreform Of the Judiciary, including decentralization
OF laws; finally an elective magislracy feeling akin
which New York has been by many OF her
sister Cities is making its appearance various districts
Canada in respect TO Montea-hs is the fear of CEN
trazaon closely connected with the fallacy that ALL
are working for The route OF every railroad pro-
ceedng from or pointing TO her is thus made subject of
bitter discussion. The southern Canadians practise what
they contemn. Looking at Montreal as to some great
ogre that eat them up she chooses. they study
her projected forming lines of railroad and where these
not enough declare against her monopolizng
tendencies, make appeals TO feelings quite unknown In
ordinary business transactions, become pathetic and
reach that last stage Of mpoaon wherein illusions be-
come plentiful 10 the rights of man"
You will judge OF the influence Gavazz here exefng
by The opposition his lectures calling out Never Of
late years. If indeed we except Kossuth, has there been
SO strong an opposition presented in this country TO any
stranger landing on its shores This is the more srk-
ing by the fact that the Padre is missionary Grand
His opposition TO the temperance movement on the
ground that the prohibition of wine is unsctpural, and
the Of abstinence jesuical, is, 10 say the least,
novel and somewhat startling whilst must thank
him Tor his cando 10 asserting that none keep the pledge
but those who, from the absence of any propensity
drink, have temptation.
This is day OF movement. and even the crowds
of strangers become elements OF change To- nj hit
the magnificent Hppodrome-lhe fairy creation of
Franconi-is TO be thrown open to the press The
area, no less than quarter of a mile in circumier-
ence, is covered with magnificent tented canopy
the whole is TO be lighted by two thousand Jets of
fame and adorned by fountain. playing through lum-
mated and parl coored globes OF glass The vastness
and oneness OF the spectacle, with snbroken tiers Of
seats soon 10 groan under living crowd excites on
The first behoding something OF that intense sensation
which follows on unexpected novelty Nothing else is
talked Of Franconi has been true 10 his word, and the
glores OF the Roman amphithea,re are TO be revived
The outer court of the building presents strange med
eya tumble OF all notions OF physical geography
small tower OF Babela choice collection from Noah
ark had scarcely reached the gates, under guidance
OF Flanconi, when out came riding horseman OF The
DESERT pale, erect, nmbe, Athletic and gloomy sharp.
piercing eyes, and wondrous glossy beard the very i'm
age OF the accused Sheikh who once stole from me
bright Damascus blade
But our noble opera, graced by Abon and Salyi,
worthy themselves of abundance TO the assembly Of
the gods, still continues crowded, under the strange
Vaccinations OF those sounds Intangible and yet so
real, lasting for moment and becoming memories for
Sontag has taken beautiful cottage al Staten Island
for the summer Time TO have his love upon her
willing TO be forgotten in the exquisite bancy and
poetry OF her tones the eyervayipg impress OF her
features, which mirror soul made happy by its own
goodness One thing delights in this arise she has no
love OF applause, no longing after fame her affections
in the social circle and her thoughts cvermore
with her children and home. The Parisisns find, are
going mad again by the influence OF Madame de Lagrange.
in the Hall Venladou whose star is TO obscure Grisi
Alboni, Lind and Sontsg." Everything has been be.
spoken for her. and her noupsau method" would
like TO get hold of the critics attempting musical insur
rec,on. and be witness OF their Jurors They may laud
and they may exalt. but the throne Of song YET
can't and the constellation that rides s glorious tius
Yesterday nigh, be taken OF the Asor House
Sullys painting OF Vietoria Regina. the lasl rec--ma.
leeyof the ST Georges dinner This the ies,i.
val went of indferenlly fear Sir Henry Lylion Bul.
has gvea the society The last speech il will ever get
The day is going BY for glotihcaon and this country
foreign enough, remote enough besides which, some
Of our best Enelisbmen wouldn, 90. 1t hurs trade.
II their customers should much smell the blood
OF an Engsbman," there is knowing what might en-
sue With the whdrawment OF guineas from the En-
slish coinage, ST. George and the Dragon
from the money Of the realm and sanity warrior bavIng
had enough of iesia days. should be e, alone in his
glory, shining on, only the frowsy tapestries that
adorn some of the baronal halls OF England
&c.
The LONGEST TUNNEL IN THE woRLp.-Tbe New York
Tribune refers to MIR Derbys Argument before the
mel committee OF The Massachusetts, legislature and Gays
We cd Mr. n.f nv in erh