The daily union., 1856-12-19
oUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.
NSw YoaK, December Is

.e HKw YoRK, December 10, 1855
The improvements In Broadway are constantly rom,
on and the PLATA brick granite stores of other days ~
giving way to the loly brown stone or marble edso
Nearly adozen buildings are going up Broadway Tia,
would do credit palaces for kings. They are prys,
stores erected by the munihcenoe Of our merchant pu
who have made their fortunes by their industry ana
enterprise.
The passerup Of this great thoroughre of fashion ana
wealth. through which daily pours the tide Of busp
lie will have his attention arrested by imposing ana
elegant structure on the corner of Boome street now A.
preaching completion. II is composed Of ron-six stos
hgha front Broadway Of 03 feet-a front on Broom.
street OF 100 eeand is TO be the seat OF American pge
nuity and success The order is Corinthan and column
after column rises above the other from the basement
| to the roof.
This lofty, immense house has been erected by Mr. EFF
Haughwou at OF $so,0o0 exclusive of the land far
his business purposes for the manufactoy aud sale Of
cutlery glassware chandelier bronzes and all the goods
in that line; and walk through his establishment will
give the visiter abundant proof that America has in
creased in the elegant arts while her territory has e
| tended from ocean TO ocean. af@ n.
Eight years ago Mr.. Haughwout had the honor to in
troduce successfully into America the Of painting on
China and from small beginning he made his succes,
wide as our continent He has supplied from bis own
house and made under his eye the service Of China
and glass used by the President of the United States
the capital the elegant service that adorns the cabin o
the Collins steamer Adriatc Is from his house while
all the hotels Of note from Nahant to Mobile his hapa
work is seen and he has become rival to European skin
The building designed TO embrace under one roof The
process of manufacture of goods from the rough material
TO the finished package delivered to be used In The
basement the Wholesale trade will be carried on to supply
ships and hotels the first second and third stories are to
be used general sales of French porcelain bronze plated
goods cutlery, glassware and all things needed in tbs
house. ship, hotel the fourth and fifth stories are de
voted to the manufacture of wares about two hundred
men here employed; and this department Will exhibit
the native talent and industry of the country To the
curious will be exhibited the process Of making the porce
lain ware of gliding and painting China from the simple
gold band the most elaborate landscape and ornamental
painting; the cutting and engraving of glass the orna
mental staining of the same material; the making and
plating ofknves and forks and all the varieties of plated
goods, with the carving Of ivory and pearl.
In miniature this house will present the andastry of
all nations" under roof conducted by Americans
at a noble comment on our constitution and nm
honor to the American name.
One thing remains to complete the description of mi.
temple of art and industry Traders who visit this e,ab
shment to purchase In its various departments viii find
an elegant coach In readiness into which they step in
to coach on Broadway and drawn up to their des
nation with and safety Even should the chain break
the carriage cannot fall inch This establishment viii
be thrown open to the public for inspection on the first
February and they will admire the taste and skill and
honor the enterprise and rejoice in the success of the man
who first introduced the art of painting on China into
America.
The gentlemen who occupy the position Of Washp ou
leter-wrtes to the New York press ause the wie and
fool the simple by their predictions of the character and
line OF policy OF the incoming administration But all
these letters tend to this points that Mr. Buchanan keens
his own counses and that they not only know absolutely
pnf,ip ahnutb biu mia ard
no clue by which TO bring out the hidden things The
Times and Herald correspondents are running the race
of brag in this matter. They know who is to com
pose the cabinets what Is to be done with Cuba how
Mr. Buchanan feels about Kansas who goes to Lapcas
ter what ia said by the vser to the President elect who
goes away with good-saed 1fea in his carr Had Mr.
Buchanan anything to tell at the present these gentlemen
are not the men TO be told it. All this talk about The
cliquos Of New York-about the rivalry Of Walker Scbe
Dickinson, &c--is all moonshine For years on tbs
change of an administration there has not been so great
time about office here The public sentiment Is red thai
Mr. Buchanan viii do right and he peases that the
time for action has not yet come that when II comes and
the action is taken the great heart Of the New York de-
moeracy will support the action Of the administration
with eful tide of generous support
We are Porry that New York stands where she does in
regard to the late contest But the people Of New York
will be true to tho administration Nor win the Prs-
dent elect we believe allow encourage private will
slssd make hostile the public heart which is sound
and true
am glad to you call the attention Of the public 10
the abolition movement of Ex-Governor Sade OF Vermont
His enterprise but of those which have done so much
TO poison the public mind His smovement is sem-relieou
He has his living well secured TO him. and his calling
pleasant one; he goes into the North makes an appeal
to the churches for money and at the same time
He got certain persons to pledge themselves TO 20 West or
South as he shall dictate He gives them private nsue-
tons He has the company all assemble at some place
generally at the city OF New York Sade Is Of the Beech
er school He selects parties Of the stamp His ap-
peal 10 the churches for funds support himself and en-
courage his enterprise is based the great goodn these
teachers win do. All understand what this means and
women and money forthcoming And these faction
let reormers have seized on the pulpit the yceum hall
the religious press and the partisan papers to SOW their
scditon So under the guise of teaching the children Of
the South and carrying the Gospel to them, an opening
s mediated to dssenson and dscord among States
that ought TO be daily and cemented in the
bonds Of good fellowship.
The Pyna Troupe called opened last night at Niblos
to full house. Miss Pyne is very popular here The
City Tract Society held its annual meeting last Sabbath
night in ST. Adams Church. Rev. DR. Humphreys of Lou
isve Ky, Is here TO raise 100000 to build theo
logical seminary in Kentucky for the oldschool Presby-
terian Church. MANHATTAN.
BAYARD TAYLoRs NEW BoMR--Ws in a letter 10 the
Home Journal tells the story Of Bayard Iayi e new home
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