New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

With regard 10 politics at this moment 'ae Gap
i,al is as dull as last years Almanac: see % not
ir,pa,i.nt, and in few days you shall be over
,,b,,rn.d with matters OF momen,ous import. he
,.snldron ,s eginning boil, while HScATS ana
her sister hass are iadustriously contributing Their
,,;s,hi.vsu. ingredients to work out portentous
eyents.
Black spirits and shi.e-
Blue spirits aud stey--
Auge, Iniu2is, mag
In the ark aifray.
Zrx.,,ss n. variance from the text, and permit
me 70 add that sincerely hope these 'h'ahsh'
=nyot,.rs will no, have it in their power 10 pa''er
,.;,b ,bs President, in double sense
The friends OF the Fiscal Measure OF the f.Se',p.
tive. modified ard improved as il vii! be oy Tue
c,,,.n,;,,,es which shall have il in charge, Will
.. .o,n IS practicable furnish the respective
Houses with their Reports. In the course 81 '"e
,urreut month You nay look for the result oil '''e'
abors: and, If | am not grestiy mistaken i'''
hiol7.miuded representative Of Your noble STATE
NEo. il !j thought, Will be placed al the heao 81
tbc Snecis Committee OF the Senate, as tar - .'e
. concerned. will discharge his duty, IN al! sHceti's
and patriotism, with a single eye to the welfare o.
the counny. Nevertheless, the bi!lcannot become n
law. although the apprehension OF consequences
viii cause some of them to trembe in the perform
ance OF the deed vet a decided mayor ty OF the
members ot both houses resolved 10 vote II
down.
The opposition, who are ever sussefsient to the
aspirations of their leaders, are determined that
John TYLER shall not have the honor ct adjusting
the question OF the currency and thereby restore
peace and tranquility TO the land
In the absence o.; more important matter vail
venture a ha,ty sketch of some of the scenes OF
;hopast day.
The sun ros, gloriously over the Capitol OF the
Fprpire, and the :. soft south breathed so gently
on the rugged brow of Winter, that his stern As
H=uect verify melted into smiles The day through
on. presented a most animated spectacle be
tween 70 and g O'Clock the hum OF human voices
and the din of lie perYadcd every portion OF the
Setropolis The concoulse OF vislters from almost
every part OF the country thronged The penn'si'a-
MIA Avenue for several hours. The President Nlrs.
MADIsoN, and the high officers ot State divided
the greetings asd heartfelt salutationa OF the JOY
GUS multitude. With the most distinguished ur-
tanjty and rnodnstv The President responded to
their kind sauts, and must ssy, with patience
seemed 10 exceed the turbcarance St job hinl-
SELF. he occupied fixed position for four hours-
+ [, is said that there never has been, on any SIM
lar occe,;o so vast a multitude at the Executive
Mansion Representatives from every class ot re-
spectablity were congregated there: An Ex-Pres-
den, of the United States Judges of the Supreme
Court. Members of Congress, and Minister'S and
members Of Foreign Legations, were misoeiiane
ou-ly scattered among the crowd. The chairs
and couches in the various saloons were pressed
By an assemblage of beauty and loveness rarely, 1t
ever, surpassed--while the grooming vcstibulo and
corridors seemed bursting with anxious, painting
multitude Of men IF the individual gratu'ations
Of the public were graclously received by the Pres
i,ent the Unaffected simplicity, the genteness and
suuvity Of manner, with which the interesting e'
males of his family acknowledge the courtesies OF
the dey, failed not secure the esteem and admi-
ration of every one who had the good fortune to
pass within the space ot their recognition Through
al The aparlments the pulse Of JOY beat high, and
mirth and giddy conversation ehectua.y wmed
away the hours. All distinction of par'y>lor u
time, was merged in the general JOY: the Dem
ocra and Whig, forgetting their accustomed ncri-
mony, heartily participated in the scene aroaad
thcm aud freely extended each othe; the uncon-
sraiaed civilities of the occasion.
Yours, &c. LEo.
DT Later dates from + florida give The parlic'l-
lars OF the Florida murder. have already men
toned.
70 It's feared that the pilot-boa, Charleston,
which left Savannah on cruise on the 9Th ultimo,
mas been lost in a gale she is known TO have en-
counered. There were two pilots and four black,
IN board.
20 The barque Elizabeth arrived at Baltimore
the Cd inst, from Rio Janero, which she left
Nov. 24th. No political news received by her has
+ been published, Flour is said TO have improved
FROM FLORIDA BY the arrival Of the steamer
4 Cincinnati, Capt Smith; we have. says the savan
nah Republican of the o8,h, late edvces from
y tlUridu.
In the Eastern part Of the Territory. nothing of
interest has trdl.pired since our iast advic-s.
The 'Nnor from Tampa Bay is thar the war ID
OVER. ana that most of troop. will leave Florida
.oon.T ThCs far the expedition have not succeeded
IN finding the enemy in the Big Cypress Swamp,
but ,hat.appears 10 bt, looked upon matter OF