The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-19
OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE
NV YoRK August, Is, 1854.

NEW loRR August, Is, 1854.
The London Times has made strange and startling dis
lees discovery than the true author the Nebas
ka bill and the discovery made bee country,
it institutions and its most distinguished citizens the wing
and NATIVE journals of this city parade before their readers
with chuckiing delight The Times will have ii that the Au
tocra of all the Russias the erabe originator of the Ne
baska bill that the yran of Poland and the sitter of Hun
garan liberty the very individual who first preached the
doctrine that the people of American Territories entitled
to the full rights OF American citizenship. As the Old Boy
Is said will do good that evil may follow, Bulls lhun
dere contends that Nicholas object procuring the repeal
OF the Missouri Compromise act to such an aga
ton throughout the length and breadth of the republic
that the attention of the whole of lankeedom would be Oh
vcred from his Christian efforts strangle the Turk FIRST
and swallow him afterwards The Times gravey nsnuates
that when Judge Douglas lately visited ST. Petersburgh he
coseted for long time with the Emperor OF Russia and
that il then and there that the Nebraska bill was con-
cocted Tho whole story is amusngiy absurd; but the
wings will find it 'fa good enough Morgan until after
the fall elections
Colonel Fuller the nominal editor of the Mirror, Is spoken
the know nothing candidate for Congress in Mr. Gut
tngs district The Colonel is silly good naured fellow,
and fond of newspaper notoriety Gabriel r. Dosway
of this city, Ex-Governor Johnston, OF Pennsylvania
His know nothing supporters must look out for fierce OPP
posito the adamannes for softer candidate could
not easily be scared up in the district
The play has been played out, and the Saratoga antsa-
very Nebraska grand fusion convention have adjourned
but The aboition wing of the convention were
much for their wing allies. Instead of being content
with passing slavery resolutions of the pure wool stripe,
they succeeded in resolution for adjournment to
Auburn the 2Gh Of September for the purpose OF
nominating full State ticket The whg nominating State
convention at Syracuse the 10th of September and
would SEEM that if their nominations do not entirely
satisfy the wooly heads opportunity will be afforded them
both rcpudate and to set up. The Albany unta have
been fairly caught in the trap of their setting.
The Danish brig owar Tordcnakjold (PhGbus, what a
attracts both attention and vsters. She is of a
clipper model and said to be the fastest vessel in the Da
nsh navy.
The Beningcr Guards Captain Harris, returned this
city Yesterday morning from their trip to Montreal At the
municipal dinner given to the Guards in Montreal there
quite consequence of the ensign of the company
being loudly Kissed while delivering himself of speech
The Montreal editors are Justly shocked this singular evil
of hospitality invited guests and not disposed to
let the eeryescencc of champagne pass for The
only way be quits is to carry out the principle OF re-
cproc, by heaping Goals of fire the heads of the first
Canadian company that visits New York.
Among the last arrivals the Metropolitan Hotel Sena
tor Weller of California, and Col Cottnan the somewhat
famous special bearer Of dispatches from the Emperor Mich
olas
An infamous wretch, residing in Brooklyn, brought
before Justice Smith, of the special sessions yesterday on
the charge of violating the person of his hasster, girl
about years of age. Constable Munde of the i
ward made the arrest The complaint TAKEN and the
accused was commit ted for n hearing
The weather has become cooler and plcasantcr and
natural consequence sensible dmnuon has taken place
the number of cholera deaths within the last three days
| by telegraph
| New York, August s.--The stock market is dull, and
prices depressed. Canton, Il Erie 454 Reading 63s
ana coal as ' srsla
! so IL 50 So Rye -four and meal firm. Wheat
sales Of 10000 bushels at yesterday prices Corn
bushels sold at &c rs cents for mixed yellow, so
So cents. Oats "A 6 cents. Rye, ITO cents Provisions
firm pork at sls 3d. Lard in barrels at q 10
I0 cents Cotton quiet small sales at unchanged prices
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