Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14

MOBILE, June 7.-GEN f. p. GAISEs.-Ths vete-
ran soldier, who has for short time been on visit
10 his friends and connections here, leaves on Satur
day, for his new head quarters at Jefferson Barracks
He will be escorted out of town rs his merits as
public officer, his virtues and amlably as a private
citizen, and his high standing senior officer in the
army, dictate that he should be- We understand the
volunteer companies of this city will all be in full
numbers and full costume do the gallant old chief
honor on the occasion. Every man in our commu-
nifty, may say, Is his friend and enthusiastic adm-
rer And not only here, where he Is best known, IS
he esteemed and honored, but throughout the entire
and southland at the north, too, since his grand
triumph at and the gross injustice done him by, the
Military Court of Inquiry, al Frederick Maryland.
But General Games is not only respected and no.
nored at the north, but he is feared by the people,
but by "the powers that be- aye, the military pow
ers that be.
new and most extraordinary order has just reach
cd him from Washington. The dividing line between
his division and that of General Scott has been
changed Gen. Gaines division has been contracted
Gen. SCOTS enlarged. The Mississippi now censti
utes the dividing line and General Games is ordered,
if he accepts repair to Jefferson barracks his future
head quarters. He does accept, glad to learn.
They who fear his hard, well earned and justly me-
rited popularity need not think by this cunningy de-
vised manGuvre to drive from the army its best and
noblsst officer and ornament The shaft Of lndignlty
thus covertly hurled at General Games, falls poness
at his feet The ORDER contrary 10 the design of those
who framed II, does him the highest honor. Ii gives
portion of the Union where war ~ not expected or Mt
all likely to come-and 10 Games the great western
frontier where the break of the Indians
are 10 be queled and the aggresslons Of our Mexican
ncighbors if attempted, promptly put al rest Scott
may reside in the Atlantic cities have his head quar-
tors at Washington, dissipae IN fashionable society,
and study European tactics amuse himself and
while away his idle hours in Illuminating upon the au-
res ne won by his grand military explosion in Flo
ridn. But the people, in whose affections General
Gaines lives know how these things are They know
to whom honor is due, and who to honor.-Nfercan-
Tile Adr.
GENERAL j AcKsoS.--Just ma our paper was going 10
press says the Rutherford n. c. Gazette of the End
inst we learned from gentleman of high respecta-
biIty Just from Tennessee that General Jackson has
come out in letter in favor of United States Bank.
Our author states that he did not see thc letter himself
but heard il spoken of by the Hon Bailey Peyton and
others as a matter of fact Strange things have come
to pass This accounts for the convocation of Con-
gress by the President unexpectedly " Charleston
Mrcary, June 9h.
SUDDEN DEATH.--Y esterday afternoon, Mr.. Gre
CORY, the Coroner, held inquest on the body of Ca
thanne Brophy or Brofee, woman about as years
of age, at house in Flbert, near Schuykill Fifth
street The Jury returned a verdict of Died from
ApoPlsxy" II appears that the deceased came TO
this city from New York about ten days since and
there were found her person three certificates Of
good character-from Margaret Living Mrs. De
BOYD, and Thomas Boyd Further Information may
be obtained Of the Coroner. The Coroner will feel
Obliged TO the New York editors if they will copy the
above paragraph Phi. Ing. June In.