New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06
/" Ignoramus "-E Evening Courier and Eo-
rum-Loco f oco MISUNDERSTANDING
Corrcsnontcnce of Tbr Trihpps.

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Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, December s. 1872
Gentlemen correspondent OF the Tribune OF Saturday,
rejocss the appealion OF an iGuoraa.Is, IN The
pursuit OF knowledge, expresses desire TO be made ac
quaintcd with the g.o,ous bubbles referred
murcaon OF mine last week, the offspring OF Mr. Bid
dies ambitious and although scarcely within the province
of Foreign Correspondent hose duty Il IS rather 10
py eas local intelligence than TO engage in the discus
sion Of abstract principles with their whole train OF effects,
consenaneoIs concurrent and consecutive; neyer;he
less entertain deep regard Tor the wEole tribe Oh isnor
amnses as to induced depart In this single instance
frem the rule have adopted invite his perusa! ct GER
tain report made by Committee OF Stockholders OF the
Bank of United States u S4 in which his thirst Tor know
ledge will tnd ample OF reireshnent in the enuer
OF schemes, financial prcets, asa opera
toEs The result OF ,bai overshadowng genus oy whou
they devised establish The supremacy OF lhc ih>'
tuition which he pres ded.
The Evening Courier, paper established by ".A.we'i
ESQ upon bis retirement from the Evening Journal tnow
couIucled by r. NJ Whitney s SIMPSON, and which has
proved available auxiliary IN the cause ot Henry Clay ana
Whig principles has been united to The Forum aspIrited
penny sheet engaged IN the same cause anu Is,
TO be published al 10 cents week. We are greatly YIN
want e, paper to circulate among the poorer classes
and cb like the Trbuns, shall embody not mere y tse
general intelligence OF the day. but also dlFuse correct
views OF the principles the Wing party TO counteract
the Gsldous arguments of the Ledger aud slnar sheets
who seek excite the industrious classes asans the arm
other OF the WhlgS by addressing men fas
sioES and cupdity.
An srci. appeared in the Loco Foco penny spirit of
the Times on Saturday. in which 1t attempted dis
tncty create the issue and establish tile ac mat, er
sooth the only parties in this country were lhe tch
and the poor OF course the Editor equally successful
in his conclusions that the Wings the rich, aud the
Loco the poor and that the object and intent OF wing le
ssators was reduce their LscoFaco brethren to sort
of teudaory vassaIaSe Now it true that Whg would
silly enough credit such false and foul imputaons on
party who from the times OF the Revolution up this
day. been among the earliest make sacrifices
the welfare OF their Country yet il such poison Is dis.
TILED into the minds of our opponents, may produce per-
ncious results by ensenderng greater rancor OF feeling
and political animosity Shame upon who will 20 far
sacrifice truth and justice accomplish his political OBJ.
jects From those who, like the Union it is said-how
Justly know not-boldy the doctrine that all
politics. perver,ons nigh, naturally be expect
ed but, despite the strong partisan views OF the Times
had hoped for better and truthful articles from the
pen OF its Editor.
was al sorry to notice in the number OF the New
World article which asserts the Wings TO be I'M mnor
y in the country and that they never possessed majority
of those who supported the cardinal principles OF the pary
appealing proof of the opinion, 10 the results oil late
elections In another part OF the paper copied the o-
cia OF your State Election by which 1t is seen that
Gov Bouck is eec ed by 10000 less than he received
in 40 This is proving his assertions with vengeance.
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Sherlalty being given other than Mr. hutch
nson who has returned his mission Harrisburg with
less confidence than he entertained upon his departure
Several gentlemen mentioned as lheiy 10 receive Tue
appointment, bu, learn from private source that e
chances are in favor of Mr. E. NJ Bridges who married
the Governor and who eoSages s aid 10 snare
the profits the office with His Eacelency For The truth
of report by means vouch, SIMPLY giving the
rumor il is currently circulated
We have curiosity at whaves, in the ship Sybella,
sunk bay six years SINCE and lately raised by some
enterprisns New-YorAers by OF an immense
pump She originally cut through by the ice, and her
hull exhibits pooof the tremendous power Of that agent
in the work of destruction AS the enterpsng gentlemen
Who have succeeded in raising her and bringing her 10 the
city, stipulated receive 30 rer salvage for their
vices is be hoped they will be amply remuneraed for
The labor and expense of the undertaking.
hope furnish you tomorrow with an interesting &c.
count OF proceedings OF the Grand Jubilee OF the Tempe
Fremen 10 be given this evening al the Chinese Mu
scum Among class ha, the good work accomplished
greater results than among this description Of our citizens,
and is but just commenced judging from the enthusiasm
and activity pervading the different Companies Nearly
dozen Companies have 10 become teloallers and
there many o1er' majority of Whose members have
signed the pledge. As result out OF many may be R-
sanced the peaceful behaviour OF of the Companies
bu, lately distinguished the turbulent and dsordery
in the Department
The only sale at the Brokers Board to-day 10 shares
Louisville Bank at 55.
The iog with to-day dense that 10 follow ones
nose necessary retain hold upon that appendage
ascertain its true locality and direction The in the
river is so ar dissolved admit the boats running to
Bristol &c. but from present indications Judge
renee of severe cold. We are awaiting the Presidents
Message but wherefore il would puzzle greater prophet
than myself 10 determine. Yoors, CRITIC
~ ST. Andrews Day was celebrated on the
Both alt. a, Baltimore with great hilarty and good
feeling. A splendid dinner was given at which
large number of invited guests, in addition to the
members of the St. Andrews Society, sat down.
Donald Mcleod, Esq, was prcsent and ie reply
to IA complimentary made some very felicitous
remarks concerning Scotland which he has just
visited, her System of Education and some of her
most renowned sons. ALEXANDER INSECT, Esq,
has been chosen President of the Society for tie
ensuing year
SOUTH CARoLINA.-The Legislature of S. c.
met at Columbia on the 28th. All the old officers
were reelected.
20 A hat.aealer in New Orleans has run away
TO Havana, taking a lady with him and leaving
debts 10 the amount of $40 ,000
FROM MExlco-The United State, steam FIJI
gate Missouri, Captain Newton, arrived below at
New Orleans on the 22d of November, in three
and half days from Vera Cruz. She brought as
passengers Brantz Mayer, ESQ. of Baltimore, U.
S. Secretary Of Legation at Mexico; P A. South
all, Esq, bearer of dispatches from Gen. Thomp-
son to Washington: William Richards and I.
Hallieo, from the Sandwich Islands. the latter
Private Secretary to the King of those Islands,
and native OF that country. Also, six Of the
Santa Fee prisoners.
The sloop-of.war Falmouth. Capt Macintosh.