Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-15
DOMESTIC gNFEAEsGESCE.
Correspondence i Me National htetGeencer

Correspondence 7 The National htetieenctr
Nrw YORK, july q.
The PRIsIpESr continues ~ the city, and II lie
is on an clcctoneeiiDg tour, as the Wings believe,
he is unfortunate in ms movements His sub
Treasury speech at Castle Garden, IN presence oil
the Common Council, with the military oil the cry
as his escort, composed principally Is Of Wings,
has been very offensive, and was ia very bad TASTE
4 President of the United States, tour, making
party speeches, the very moment lie Is receiving
the honofs OF the constituted authorities Of tie
whole city. Is not only act offensive. but uncgil
aud insulting. Il is seldom Mr.. VAS BuBES 81 for
gets himself The act has precedent. Warm as
were General JAcKsoN's feelings, he never thus out
rlgcd tie political opinions of his opponents when
he was receiving their hospitality Indeed, is bot
Mr.. V. l. tho very first President who thus asow-
eddy started Oh an electioneerlug tOur!
This speech oil course throws Mr.. Vas BuRES IN
to the hands Of his parry, and almost INTO hcir ex-
elusive custody. And what is unoltunate Tor a
Chief Magistrate ofihe Republic, the part otthe party
which now takes possession OF him is not the mort
udicious part. Thus, for example, Mr. NAS BuEEN
appeared last night IN decorated box OF the Park
Theatre, which was full of Government officers,
mong whom were conspicuous the notorious MING
and R1EiI, the head AID front Of the Slam Bangoc
racy. These Custom house officers are his body
guard. They keep wh him at his hotel, and sally
out with him lfon II. Indeed. it seems 10 me. Mr.
VAS BuRES has given himself up TO them, and then
men can never rule IN New York.
The President Is now visit 10 Brooklyn
ilo has Len on board the Nouh Carolina, winch
welcomed hm with a grand salute. The mill any
escort him through the srreets Of Brookl, II. lie
then goes 10 the Navy Yard. 1t is idle TO say quir
IS sought, when every opportunity is thus gwen Ion
display. The visit 10 the city Is to be prolonged
ull Tuesday. The Bowety Theatre IS to De visited
on Monday night.
For the numerous accidents and deaths mhit /
occurred July ilh, must commend your attention
to the newspapers 1t lSrcmatkable that not stu IL
Sabbath School Gllld OF the lotlla o2O, 000lha; y en-
TO Staten Island was hurt. 1t was found impos blt
TO feed such army Of children, aud thev sulleret
with hun er aud thirst, for as $4,000 people vlsitet
the Island on that day, the bead aud the beef o
the children vele taken by all who could get them
The display, however, was one Of extraordinary int
rest.
Nrw YonK, July 2.
This IS quiet day in Wall street. There are nc
movements IN tie money market. We awa
the at,yal oI the British Queen, which may be tx
ptcled on Saturday or Sunday next. Her news
respecting the condition of the London none,
market, the prospect OF the sale Of American stocks
aud OF The crops, isto us ofhgh importance.
An advertisement III the Evening Post announce,
this day that " the President Of the L. States vii
leave this city, from hIs quarters AT Washington
llotel on Tuesday, 9th instant, at u O'Clock, fol
Weseheser county, and will take leave Of the citi
zens OF tins county at llarTm." There can be ne
mistake III the assertion that due notice, as If" b,
Iiholi y given Of all the Presidents intendeo
motions.
Mr.. CALHOUN. of s. c.. il seems was invtcdby thu
Locolocos of 'rammany Hall to deliver their Fourfl
Of July Grafton, which hoaor he declined. rht
picture oil lie Palmetto button upon tie Loco
loco iackei oil the Park would have been spccta-
Gle worth seeetng. Mr. CALnouN, in such com
pany, would have had practical illustration u
" the largest Liberty"