The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-08

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his sentence. Respect this.-By ]. s. ED. C. r.
From the Canton Regstsr. Oct stoial
THE LAIRD OF CowLOOrs
TusE-"Thers was old chap, in the West
country" -
Ian the Governor Of Hong Kong, rrf
But do not think shall Re 20 long, H r
a 9" About my sssriistfons.
As understand, that very soon M sa
shall simply write my nsne Cow loon, e 10
Which ysu all must think bat triains boon
Fsrny ~tss'istions
II once made Peer, I shall net care q Pin
For Lord PalmerstsD, or Csnnissioner Linz
In ny sleeve at the pair shall heartily grin.
~ - Hurrah for sssessfions.
Ihsd scarcely landed and taken Chussn,
When the Mandsrins found was just the man,
~ MIN and water ~sssssfis~s.
Where might &vs struck ! most terrible blow,
But psss.rrsd assex.s'e..
Il was there that INST with the famed ~ shsn,
WHO eivilly ask'a the old adnirel, when
Win ffssk ~.sss;....~s
Having had Of Chusan very little to do,
And finding the Chinamsn fought with Sanshoe,
On the wings Of the North eest Monsoon we all dew
ya To resume assssissiens.
The Aeets left in charge Of Commodore, sa
Who thinks writing chsps b species Of bore,
He requires but NY orders, and nothing more,
, To finish ns:sidAiens.
Ne shen being tardy I told the rogue, a
Sir Gordon would shortly visit the Bogue, loar
With some Of thevery best methods in vogue
.tt. Fcs shortening nesptisfions.
The I-perirl Envoy, dreaded arrow,
And felt disiaclinedto Brener to bow. IS sItra
Sc he Witnessed the fate Of Ty. cock.tow, 5s
And then fastened negotiations.
Folks say that the bargan1 loosely made,
And differ with me ON the Law Of koeksde.. lfii
But all these tribes are thrown In the shade,
20 H BY my splendid Sesetissioms.
Perhaps yeu will hear in time for next mail
The Emperor refuses to pay on the nail,
80 III get for the opium ke shen Lin'S Till,
And conclude my negotiations.
shouldt the opium merchants want thsis cash,
And fancy my dongsin China rssh,
And cut fa.uss ~s.tia.iens-
Canton was, on the 9th instant, as open to Bsi
ish as TO neutral merchants; it is 50 now, and we
hnk it will continue 90 TO be any British msY-
chant will be as safe ia Canten as any neutral that
hey DO not choose e 60 and condsct their busiAess
here is their own affair; if, indeed, the Hong mer
chants were to fatty refuse to transact any business
with the British meschants, then the Sockade Of The
port would become new question based on entire.
y new grounds the trace and its terms would
rot then be regarded II is not improbable that this
refusal may soon be declared and then the b. n. .
officers will pursse that course which their d~ty die
lates.
tits becoming singular speculation. whs, will the
IS that the Mssichow dynassy should be ovenhrown,
another placed on the throne, and China be thrown
open to all the world this end, We think, would be
infinitely preferable than 10 possess any portion Of
its territory under the present dynasty: -,
We are informed by a Bative that Yihshan and the
Governor are again recruiting tor stoAt and valiant
troops. and armiDg them with muskets, which we
expect they handle like cows. 1000
NJ. y.
ancient colleague and fellow sufferer, has just n
turned from Washington, with variety of new inn
ressions and ideas, and whole budget Of auec-
dotes illustrating the sad condition Of public aAai,.
The Judge found the wAigs in state Of
complete confusion- without order-without dis
cipine- without purpose-without prospect. The
locofocos appeared to be in better order.
and took the drill much more kindly. The
Major visited the White House, sad shook
hands with Captain Tyler, and, for any thing that
We know to the contrary, the following converse
ton took place between the Captain and the Major
MAJOR NoAH.-I have seen it STATED in some oil
the papers, hostile to your administration of affair."
that there was a difference Of opinion between
yourself and Mr.. Webster, and he would probably
soon leave the Cabinet.
PREsIDESr.-It is true, Major, that difference OIL
opinion on some subjects, between myself and the
Secretary eff State does exist but trust that
shall NOT, in consequence Of this difference Of OPT
MON, be deprived Of his valuable services in the
Cabinet.
MAJoR.-If my request is not an improper one
Captain, should like exceedingly well to know the
important subjects on which you differ in opinion.
PsEsIpESr.-Oh, your request is BY no means i'm
proper; will answer you honestly and frankly
The most important subject on which we differ. ant
which division Of sentiment, a. said before, in my
opinion will not cause dissolution Of the Cabinet
is this: mr.. Webster is .fsnd of making chowder
for my own part. prefer to open oysters!
MACMILLAN very happy it's no worse, Captain
There certainly is q difference between chowde
and oysters. on high constitutional grounds, but i
ought not to break up, the cabinet, but ! am yer,
positive that sons such important difference in TIT
construction Of the constitution on chowder ant
oysters, has entirely broken up the wing party il
Congress. 1sgs
81 think 90 too" replied Captain Tyler.
On the whole, Major Noah returns from Wash
ington, with keen sense Of the utter impracicabi
lily Of the wing pary-the superior discipline ant
tact Of the locofocos-and very confused notion o
future events. The truth is, politics, piety, finance
trade every thing 10 undergoing revolution at th,
present day. Yea, even the climate 10 changing
April weather CO les upon in mid winter, and tn,
whole world seems TO be turning topsy turvy. N
b. For God's sake, don't let US be indicted for thi
report, for we mean to be as accurate as posi- ble
STEAMBOAT ExPLosIex.-E early yesterday, TIL
boilers of the steam tug boat Citizen exploded will
tremendous noise, tearing up the after part Of he
dack, and otherwise damaging the steamer. Sh
had been towing brig, and had just left her of tn
foot of Pike street, when the explosion took place
There were four or five men and one female on
board, but none were killed, none were scalded,
and only one slightly injured by cut the lip.
was a most extraordinary escape The sseame
Samson went to the assistance oil the Citizen.
THE IsIsH AND O'CoSSELL.-It Is now GENERALLY
supposed that there will be complete revolution il
feelings Of the natives Of Ireland in this country to
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