Morning herald., 1839-07-01
Court Intclli OF the Prcsi-
dent and the Corps DiPiOmatique.

Court Intelli Of the Frcsh-
dent and the Corps DiPiOnntique.
We learn that his Excellency, the President OF
Twenty-six Republics and Three Territories, lar
ger than all Europe, will arrive in town on the ist
ord of July-rooms having been engaged for him at
the American Hotel by his Grand Chamberlain, the
Hon. Jesse Hoyt, Collector of the Port Of New York
On Saturday the baggage and servants Of his Excel
lency arrived. On Thursday last his Excelency de-
parted from Washington in the railroad cars, bat he
left them before he reached Baltimore, and took his
own carriage for Frederick Mar, land 1t is under
stood that lie viii pass through Chambersbursh,
Harrisburgh, Berks County, Easton, New Jersey,
and thxs reach New York by route that no one
ever dreamed Of taking from Washington to the
north 1t will be perceived, therefore, that In taxing
this srcutous route the consistency OF his Excelien-
cy's character is kept up throughout. The direct
route to New York through Baltimore and Phila-
delphia; this route General Scott invariably takes
but whoever knew his Excellency to take di-
rect route in politics geography when he could
Turn about and wheel about7
Admirable, Excellent! Superb Characteristic!
The arrival of his Excellency in New York will
be the signal for series OF fees, both public and
private in the imperial city Of this great locofoco
republic, to which all the Kingdoms Of Europe
hardly circumstance His Excellency will
be accompanied by Prince John, recently returned
from Europe, Prince Martin and Prince Smith
Thompson perhaps. Some members Of the house,
hold Will be present.
The court and foreign diplomatic body will throng
TO New York during the first week Of July, previous
TO their appearance at the Springs Already the dis
tnguished representative of the Emperor OF Russia,
NJ de Bodsco, with the accomplished Secretary Of
that Legation, Mr.. Kremer, is now on the ground.
The Spanish Minister, and his beautiful lady, Ma
dame Calderon including her fascinating sister, arc
now at New Brighton. The Swedish Charge des
Afaires, is also here enjoying the drives to Bloom
ingdae every pleasant afternoon, with several young
ladies who witch the world with their horsenan
ship The French Minister, NJ. de Pontois is at
present on a visit 10 Paris, but the accomplished Sc
cretary Of the legation, Mr. Pageot, and the alta
ckes will probably be here also. In short, there will
be perfect reunion Of all the fashion, rank, and
taste Of the of Washington including many per-
sons Of great consideration beauty and accomplish
ment from all parts Of this continent and of Europe.
Such being the case, the first ten days Of July and
the glorious Fourth, will be gay time in New York.
Although Mr.. Van Buren is not the man that we like
10 in the Presidency, yet the approaching glo-
rious occasion, we shall lay aside all political feel
inss. show him the hosptalitcs Of New York, treat
him like gentleman, and as the First Man among a
free people, a greater than any sovereign, or king
or emperor in Europe. We would prefer General
Scott in that position but wait couple Of years
fer that glorious contamination, and, therefore, must
be contented for the present 10 do Pistol did with
the lcek-"I eat, and eke swear" We, there
fore desire the President 10 make himself perfectly
easy--to feel as il he at home-to enjoy him
self as much as his cold nature can. We shall not
say word about Kinderhook or raising kabbichcs,
during his sejour-and il any of the Wall street pa
pl 81, g. A.
jor Of the +" Courier the old clothes man Of the
"Star," or the battered rosf OF the American
treat him ndsomely, they may look Tor ,hun-
der and lightning about these days One thing we
must say-Mr. Van Buren has shown great taste-he |
has selected the American Hotel for his residence
here. This house is, par excellence, the rschreeh6
hotel of New York. General Scott all the military
and naval gentlemen of the country make that their
stopping place. There is gcnteel quict--a calm,
philosophical repose about life in this hotel that few
others possess. IL resembles Mivart's in London,
or the Hotel des Princes, IN Paris. More fashiona-
bic young men reside at this house than at any other
an town.
Another point before we close. During the sejour
Of the American court and the corps dtpiomatique
here what reception sheuld our fashionable families
give thcml During the winter IN Washington, the
President, cabinet ministers, and diplomatic body,
fufhlsh a series OF entertainments, VI Nhth every
respectable family in New York, when they visit
Washing ton, have felt and experienced. The atten-
tion which the foreign ministers, and particularly
those Of the French, Russian, and Spanish legations
show to New York people, ought 70 be requited, and
returned IN way fitting the character the taste, and
masnifcence Of this city. Heretofore, 1t has been
too often the case, that the fashionable people Of
New York, who have participated in the hospitali-
ties a Washington, have neglected the Washington
people when they come here. This is species of
seshness that ought 10 be bloted out for ever All
miserable, beggarly party feeling eught TO be laid
side during the visit Of the President, and the To-
reign diplomatic body. We know very well that
there among the whig politicians, many Of those
miserable, vulgar drvcilers, equal in mcanRess T.
the drtiest a the dirty ocoecos. who raise pesti.
enc. or produce cholera around rammany Hall; bat
=, M approaching festivities, New York ought 70
reflect that She has high and elevated character
a. sustain before the world. both sides of the At
Jautic when we, the regulator, the arbi'cr, the
ssder of morals manners, principles and fashions,