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

New York, March 10, 1857.
The New York Evening Post of this evening has leader
of direct malignant and personal abuse of exPresident
Pierce
As contrast to this and malignant attack of a
pseudo democratic print cut notice of President Pierce
from the New York correspondent of the Boston Journal
Fremont paper and opponent of the democratic
Iparty:
1t may be safely said that the residents of Washington
President Pierce with great regret He has
ndead himself them by his Kindness generosity and
|lrbany. Ausion made to him in the sermon OF
Rev. Mr. Sunderland his PASTOR on the Sabbath preceding
he inauguration and the pastor and people affected
tears Mrs. Pierces health Is poor the blow that struck
fown her only Glove her own heart. Her hus band
will accompany hr TO warmer cline, and he will not
nil The Nor till The numme- II Is hardly to be expect
that Mrs. Pierce will ever another northern winter.
AS the cabinet Of General Pierce the same from
be opening of his administration TO its close, it
vita his domestic arrangements His coachman door
Keeper steward and domestics, all went with him as he
came into power, remained with him through the whole
m and with tears and loud sobs took his hand at part
the morning of the Sd he babe adieu the presi-
entail mansion. personal friend of President Pierce
no took breakfast with him the day he removed from
White House. and who witnessed the farewell of the SER
adts said it of the affecting sights he
M The genuine goodness and kindness Of the President
hH servants had rveed them him with cords stronger
a1 bands of steel and they in to say farewell
ney were completely overcome; and he who could lay
kchange parting sauiatiops with his cabinet, with whom
had been in daily consultation for four years. and with
nom no word of misunderstanding had been known,
ed to tears the benedcions of his servants to whom
had been so kind MASTER fell upon his ear, and the
ais OF sincere attachment and honest gratitude were
carer than the hollow hosannas of the multitude or the
uouungs ct the captains.'
The matters in regard Trinity Church are assuming
important shape. new report has been made to the
W FORK senate by the special committee to whom that
sct was referred. Mr. Spencer, the chairman of that
mttee is an Episcopalian and that fact gives great
g 70 his charges against the corporation of Trinity
sh The charges of inecency partially taking mort
YES on all churches to whom loans have been made,
aeraug the worth of property and resorting to eva
on and illegal methods to keep the corporators conve-
emily SMALL fully borne out The Churchman's
ny Magazine for March, reputed to be sustained by
V has TO concede the truth of the accusations which
'0eS 10 the subjoined guarded language:
sorry to find in the report of the senate COM
s 80 much appearance of tangibility impaired to the
,smng complaints Of this venerable corporation. 1t
ortunate, as matter OF policy, that the comptro-
suooo have been authorized TO assume the assessed
@ Tue church property the basis for his cacula-
I us actual worth, Ii unfortunate too that ia
ung OF the pews in the chapel the vestry should
Isoed to the course they chose in order to exclude
. osets rom the rights of corporators But il cannot
proved that their motives were unworthy Ii ought TO
uned that managers, who have pecunary interest
hKey TO be less cautious in their measures and
more loosely because Of the conviction that their
were above suspicion Aud if the assessed value Of
,S IS SO VIGOROUSLY greatly less than its actual
are not the State authorities to blame2 And if the
@ number Of corporators small at the time the
was opened there not Just reasons for the vestry
s ss against large accession Of ones from the
s en that might have been tempted to qualify them
Heep up wholesome excitement in regard TO the
q M murder, new story has got out II is that the
"a'er NJ, D. who turned up in the needed time to
'~ farreu, who saw Ecke on the night Of the muir