The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-11
ouR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.
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NEW YoxK, February I, 1857.
Esr York q jast now skittsh place to live in The
uvu Of terror upon Us but the terror ia in the hearts
a he people The rich and sasat do dare 20 OF
uixhn Hightksys out Of Tbs uptown gentle
su mig at their boltsd doors In many cssrs the
ryant girls viii 60 TO the door AL but are
poyed and when the bankers and brokers' the csshisrs
.ad presidents go home thsy have their front doors
thrown vide open that il may be that gArroter
are lurking in the dark Chamber doors kept locked
an DAY families do go bed without general search
under beds and energetic poking in the closet with
case or poker The murder Of Dr. Burde the streetssb
bng and robbery the choking and garrong which
pssmes Of city or the present deter the theaegoer
The from their usual psstimes The houses
Of public play and acting almost deserted and the ac
tors Of theatres like disabled =oldiers-on
hAlfpay. Some talk Of vigilance COMMITTEES call
for public meeting The mayor does all that he do
he do with the force he hsx But some aid
must from some source the people viii be univer
sally srnsd
There ~ no doubt much exAggeration about danger
Bat all excess laid aside in bad way. have been
told by of the nsonariss Of New York that be fears
walk his round At night and keeps in the middle Of the
street or on the curb-stons And gentleman of high
standing passing home through yesey the other
night and stepped out suddenly from alley and
IN gruf voice demanded AWhats the time The gen.
ensn cooily drew revolver and lifted il 10 the head Of
disappeared without the information he sought
The murder of Dr. Burdeil Is the great theme Of al
tongues-a else islcst in the general feeling The gen
sal theory of the murder Is this plan had been de-
ysed to put Dr. Burden of the way for some weeks
BE afraid Of this IL well known that be had feared
So he anticipated poison The last Of his life he
had refused anything sent up from the table in
house he returned the souphe sent back 1niased
key punehso that hope could from that plan Ths
marriage Of Mrs. Cunningham mock one; bat if DR.
B. died the widow wrud administer on bis estate and
have snug competency He into his house At hal
past ten. His hid in his room The in
ention to garrote him. He seized from behind
But be athletic man and the AFFAIR was more
serious expected The dagger was then used he
stabbed fifteen times, any of which would have
killed him. Seven sabs made in space not larger
than one hand proving that the sabbing done by a
excited and infariated hand The saed cry of murder
heard the street The smell of burning clothes
YVES noticed in the neghborhood and after the murder the
balance of the night consumed in burning up the
bloody witnesses Of the awful deed.
The Of Rev. Mr. Kallock Of Boston, who is accused
Of rather unclercal crimes ID worthy of some
ments He wss of the number OF clerical politicians
who tosk the stump for Fremont last fall He made q
speech Rockand, Maine since the election Of Mr. Blu
ehsnau in which he abused that gentleman and claimed
for the Publ,an party AL the psay and of the land
he great adrecate Of the Maine law and in his
lectures R3fef mAn VINO solo glass
Is bad murderer and the who drank glass OF
liquor than drunkard in consequence Of his
example And than all he Of the leaders OF
the 5000 New England ceEgymsn who made protest to
the Senate Of the Uutse States, and mAlgned Senator
Douglas
The Christian Association Of this city have made the
aneade honorable the Express which by committee
from the flies because the Express opposed Ere
mont Mf
The association have not only voted that the question
Of savey shall not be discussed in the association and
ali political topics shall be excluded but the association
have dismissed The committee who took the Express from
the files. The Tribune and Times very indignant at
the course of the association while the Evangelist the
Observer and the leading religious papers approve the
of the young The religious press pulpit and
churches got about much of alliance with the dad
corpse Of rspublcanism they wish
The Albany Junta resolved TO rule New York The
new police bill Is intended put Simeon Draper Messrs
b Grinneil, 4. D. Morgan, and other in power who
have hope Of ruling New York by any they can
get in the city. The bill will make the mayor Of New
York cipher puppet in the hands of the new com
mission of which Simeon Draper will be the head and
will be de acso the ruler Of New York New York must
be humbed If she cannot be subdued fer her Mr.
Buchanan MANHATTAN