Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19
JEW YORK HERALD.
News from K urope.


News from Europe.
Steam Ship British Queen has not yet arrived
She probably sailed the ID inst, and is therefore,
mas; due 1t cannot be that she was detained in
England BY order of government, on the charge Of
smuggling. At any rate, as soon as she arrives We
snall issue an Extta Herald.
The Steam Ship Columbia, which was to have left
ISyerpool on the 4th inst for Boston, may have
rived there yesterday. IL so, an 81 Extra Herald"
will be published early this morning.
wovements OF the Wall street Clique.
We have been wondering, for a week past, at the
remarkable and curious silence Of the organs Of the
Wall street clique, in regard to the appointments to
off CO. which il is expected General Harrison will
iadubitably make, after he shall have arrived, with
an escort o. 5000 horse and $4,000 foot, at the Big
Log Cabin, at Washington, and assumed the ribbons
Of the union stage coach, after the 4th Of March
Our wonder has ceased. The Wall street clique
have settled several important matters-ana yes
terday, one of their organs par excellence, the
e Courier and Enquirer" broke silence, and pro-
mugates the DEGREES of the eoeries of that famous
street
1t is somewhat difficult to lay before readers
tine exact questions thus far settled in Cabinet Coun-
Gil in SUCH way as to be understood by practical
people-yet we will try. Be il known, therefore,
that the " Courier aud Enquirer is the special or
gaa Of the clique, and that James Watson Webb has
been appointed to the fat and greasy scc Of chef de
e9isisc for the district Of New York, Thurlow
Weed being already state barber, by special act Of
the Legislature Yesterday the first decree, bulle-
tin, ukase, or order in council issued and as
the circulation Of the " Courier" is limited in COM
yarison TO that of the Herald, shall trans slate
the royal rescrpt into the language Of common
sense, and spread it before the country at large
Therefore here goes the poker
From the Courier and Enquirer Ertra.l
Attemtion--the Universe.
Be it known to all men, by these presents, that j,
James Watson Webb, chef de cuisine in ordinary,
for Wall street and the surrounding Districts have
decreed and do decree as follows
l. That the election of General VIM. H. Harrison,
Of Ohio, is no longer matter Of doubt, and that
every person is now allowed to believe in that aus
picicus event.
? Thata deep anxiety begins to peryade the pub
lic and my SELF in regard to the selection OF his
cabinet, and the appointment to Office.
That General Harrison is only elected FIR one
term and no more. ....
4. That General Harrison is erdared entirely to
repudiats the idea 4" Of appointing either Daniel
Webster Henry Clay to his cabinet.
s. That il is agreed that am a lame duck in w all
street. and had to sell out the " Courier to my bro
ther.lnlaw, in order to prevent my creditors from
getting pay-but it is also agreed, that have a
higher Office to perform than locking after my
own interest," or paying my debts.
O. That am candidate for one OF the best Offices
IN the gift Of General Harrison-asd that shall
tanly get the Post Office, or the U. S. Marshall, or
the Naval Office, or the Consulship to Liverpool,
Havre, or Havana
for tko- ~ - bar la.
greater than any other in the cosntry- that
Reverdy johnson, Of Baltimore, is the next to me.
{. That VIM. III. Seward is to be offered the State
Department, but he is hereby, under my hand and
zeal directed to reject it, and to plead that to be
Governor Of New York is great enough for such
a. SINAI! potatoes"
9. That Guilian c. YerPlAnck is to be offered the
State Department and he is hereby directed to ac-
esPt the same, being perfectly qualified, BY his taste
in giving and eating good dinners, to manage the
affairs Of that department.
10. That General Harrison is the hero Of Tippe-
canoe, the Thames, and Of various other well fought
battes-and is the greatest man in this country at
present.
IL. That am also the hero Of the Capitol, where
the famous battle OF "rercussionlocks was fought;
al.o OF several other hard fought Gshts, of them
resulting the death Of Cilly, and the great
est man in this country TO General Harrison.
And 18th. That any man who contradicts or diso-
beys any OF these decrees--or hints a word Of
tain $500 in my hearing, must be prepared to
fight the terms fought with Duf
Green.
(signed) THE CHEF DE CUISINE.
(Countersigned)
JAcK O'SAR6EAsr.
Serously-this piece Of fanfaronads is actually
trne reading Of the strange medley Of dictation and
sefshness which fill the one column Of the Courier
ofyesterday 1t is Of piece with all the insolence
and overbearng conduct Of that nany-headed mon
ster, which is the organ OF the office seekers and
patriots OF Wall street. II will have its proper eff
feet upon spirited and Independent people, or
manly and sensible President, as is expected Of
General Harrison.
SiGv.-Goyernor Seward runs behind General
Harrison about 5000 votes. Where would the Co