The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-21
OUR sEw YORK coRaEsposDEscE.


NEW YoEK, March 20, 1851.
One Of those unfortunate cases Of decaon that shake
the confidence the community in human honesty
pred in Brooklyn week teller ia Of the banks
who has been connected with the bank for twenty
years. Of unsiained honor, large family and till
now OF unmpeAchabe honestyhas become defaulter
large amount The confidence reposed in him by the
bank enabled him commit series of forgees covering
mAny years and by great shrewdness has been able
escape detection The exposure the result Of
those accidents that could have made exposure
earlier cay The style Of living in this city considered in
dspensable to good position the extravaganza INDUCED
and the high price of living present strong temptations
get money-not always in The most honest manner. A
friend of mine said me, ! dismiss my clerk he
Is quite able and far know HONEST bat be dresses
we'll BE wears too much jexelry his room Is too ele
CANT and costly in its arrangement the salary pay him
VIII not jastify such expenditure; SO shall dismiss
him. The young man supposed be was making an i'm
preston. He did make bat SUCH impression
ne imagined.
special committee Of the American Tract Society have
been in session the Tract house ia New York Hon.
Frenghnysen is the chairman That class Of abolition
cergymen who yirulenty assailed the Union
ready attack all national Institutions They have be
gun the Tract Society This is national society III
directors taken from the North and the South,
from all denominations of the evangelical faith The
plant made against this institution is that it has refused
violate as own Charter misuse the FUNDS given 10 II
TO publish books against the institution Of slavery The
argument is that slavery is sin per The Tract Society
bound TO bear testimony against sin in all It's forms
therefore, they should publish against slavery Al
clamorous melting held here last May committee wa.
raised examine the publications of this society and
port in May next what is the duty of this society; and
when the Tract Society is disposed of the Bible Society
will be assailed by these Iahmaetes.
That old landmark, the Brick ChurchTwhich for year
has been landmark for the marneris passing away h
seepe down. and the whole house will be in ruins
The tide of business irresistible Neither religion edu
cation, associations haowed by time resist this
great Houses and churches swept cup
Archbishop Hughes after having resided for many year,
in humble brick abode the Cathedral, has pur
chased elegant freestone mansion Fifth avenue thu
aristocratc locality of city Here many of clergy
reside Rev. DR. Bedsll of the Episcopal church Rev
Ds Potts and Alexander of the Presbyterian order Rev
Mr. Corey Of the Baptist church. and Others here
home
Coroner Conery is to be put trial before Judge Daley
Of the pleas court in view of his removal from of
fee He is charged with brutality indecency and ega
cpldnct at the inquest held in Bond Dr. Wood
ward who made the personal examination of Mrs. CON
ningham published card stating that ne conducted
| the examination with great delicacy and decorum-
Coysruor Gardiner of Massachusetts, has aroused tn
clerical eenet in bis State by urging the clergy in hi
aproclanaton for fas to attend to the souls Of me-
in their sermo0s and let politics lone The three thou
sand" will forget Senator Douglas for season. and pa
their respects on '.fast day" to shis exceencyr
MANHATTAN.