The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-28
Correspondence Of the Hersld.l
Ihe Rejection of Tyson-Ihe Cause-Deah Of Mrs

Correspondence of the Hersld.l
The Rejection Of Tyson-1he Death Of Mrs
T.. 4. Sferens, SC.
PHILADELPHIA, April q, 1872.
We haveit stated here with much confidence. by the
friends OF J. WashingtonTy son, that the President has de.
termined upon retaining him in Office, and will at least
present his name once more to the Senate for confrma.
tiOn. THERE'S also a rumor in Town, based upon a letter
from a highly respectable quarter at Washington, which
say that Mr.. Tyson's nam will certainly be presented
again to the Senate-net, however, for the office of Com
missary General, but as Secretary Of War in the place
OF Mr.. John C. Spencer.
This latter gentleman is known to have rendered him.
sill particularly Objectionable to the President and his
friends, by the part which he has recently taken in fur.
thering the cause Of Gen. Scott. That Mr.. Tyson will
be put in spenceI's place just now, l doubt, but that he
will be retained in his present Office in spite Of the SEN
ate / think probable. Here, it is the urgent desire of the
Presidents immediate friends, and ! am satisfied would
render him rather popular with his democratic oppo.
meats. Nobody objects to Tyson but the warm Ciav
wings, and even they have considerably cooled in their
aidJr since they have had the intimation that the Presi.
dent meant to do himself and his friends justice in the
disposal of his patronage They are disposed TO take the
Did YOU ever hear the reasons for this factious move.
ment Of the Senate toward the President in rel citing Mr..
Tys sons nomination. 1t is said to be this: when the
nomination Of MI. Bradford was rejected by the Senate,
as Judge Of the Supreme District Court, a " near friend"
of AIR. Tyson is reported to have delivered himself, with
some W arm,h, and an oath, Of the following strong Ian.
Ru3ge-EVfry Cidy man VINO nOlds once under the
Executive from Maine to Georgia, shall be removed,
and the Senate may kiss" sc. This precious piece of
scandal, whether true or not, was laid before the Senate.
The result was. as you know, the immolstion of MI Ty.
son, for an expression fhonest indignation by his friend.
Digniied procesdings-very.
The chief movements Of importance in a financial way
to day, are a fall Of State Elves ofSlt to So per share, and
Il considerably increased value of Girard Bank notes.
These bills were in demand at 37k off; IL TO Is per cent
bs;ter than three days ago. Bank stocks generally con.
tinue TO advance in price.
The wife of Mr.. Z. A. Stevens, late Miss Pictop, and
daughter of a Reverend Clergyman of that name, for |
nerly Of your city, died last night, at tho residen, o of
her husband, in Bordentown, New Jersey. She recent.
iy sailed from this city for the West Indies, with the vain
hope Of stay ing the ravsges Of consumption, and return.
cd to her home barely in time to call around her her
friends, and die amid their regrets. She was an estima.
BILE lady, and enjoyed life most when contributing most
largely TO the comfort of others.
The jury in the case Of the sailors OF the shin Hone. |
well. on the charge Of mutiny, have not yet agreed upon
q verdict.