The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-17

VIII secede, back OUT resign, or run away from Con-
gross, and leave the country without government
at all In the Ohio legislature, the revolutionary
movement has Just been made by the wings because
they found that they could not carry into effect their
views in dividing the state into districts. This is
new game in politics. and imposes new duty on the
President Political excitement is rising higher
ryday
HEALTH OF THE PEoPI.E-GREAT MEDICAL Now
MEyT.-Some OF the jackassical school of small pa
pers, find, make shocking attack upon Bennett OF
the Herald, on account of the establishment OF
great College of Medicine and Pharmacy, at ~
Nassau street, Mr.. Richardson agent, which they
say have started to assist human health and put
down quackery.
This is the funniest thing have yet heard Of
Probably it Is true-who knowsl Webb once
soemnly asserted that | caused the fall of Misss.
sippi stocks in London--and the suspension of the
banks was produced by the influence of the Herald
Nothing new, extraordinary, or wonderful takes
place in the world that has not been attributed TO my
mysterious influence All the changes in religion,
poetry, trade mediene-in fact every thing-is
charged to Bennett of the Herald.
With respect to this particular College, some very
navey add that Doctor Mott is entirely guided by
my direction-and that the new Medical School
goes up or down just as feel. If this be so, what
will become of our good-natured friend Doctor
Sherman and his oZenges Where will Doctor
Brandreth and his eternal pills find shelter Who
knows the fate OF DR.. Mofiat or Doctor Pease or
Doctor Comsock or all the " medicine men in
the country The famous New College at 81 Mas
street with their pills and bottles, will iconti-
nenty revolutionze the world,
Oh All. Bah We suppose sick people will
take good medicine where they can find it, and if
Richardson's Medical College can supply them, they
will buy them whatever Bennett of the Herald may
say.
The PARK MEETING-The developments made at
the recent Tyler-C Calhoun meeting in the Park has
produced very remarkable sensation in all political
circles. So astonshed are the cliques, that not a
word has been said in any of the papers, showing
the singular tendency of large portion of the de-
mocracy towards Tyler and Calhoun. Neah's old
clo' Clique quite chop-falllen and silent. The old
jackase himself hardly even brays.' The Van Buren,
men are astonished and paralysed and the wings
stand up in wonder.
In the mean time great preparations are making
for the grand mass meeting in the Park next Mon
day. and we should not be surprised if it numb, red
ten to twenty thousand. 1t lis movement of the
"young democracy" not the cold democracy
which Noah talks of, who are generally nothing
but old hacks, old fools, and old rogues.
NAVAL Court MARTlAL-TRIAL OF CAPT. WILKES
The Naval Court Martial opens again to-day, and
he case OF Capt Wilkes is set down for trial This
will probably be the most important trial during the
sitting of the Court. Mr.. Stevenson, our reporter
for this express service, will attend, and give us
daily account of its proceedings.
SHARON SrRTNes-SINeUIAR EFFECTS OF NINE
RAJ WHARF.-THE medicinal properties of Sharon
Springs, near the Mohawk, have been very much |
lauded oflate Doctor Bedford, the prodigy of the
New Medical School, has passed upon them-and
the Rev. Doctor Powers has given his pious certif-
cate OF their uses But the greatest piece of evil
dence to their peculiar virtues can be discovered in
the case OF Col. Webb and his lett leg, SO celebra-
ted by Tom Marshall.
Webb and his celebrated left leg have been max
ing an excursion together far Sharon Springs,
drinking the waters -inhaling the breezes-eat-
ing the mutton, and partaking of the spirit of the
place. Occasionally he and his leg have been send
ing the overflowngs of his mind for publication in
the Wall street Courier" and they certainly pre-
sent one OF the most curious umbles of bitterness
ill-temper bad manners, and bad grammar, that we
ever read. lfWebb and his leg good-natured,
then the efiervescence arises from the sulphur
NhttTr. Mtpb, WIlilns IoHi Sudiou .lpilnSs, Calls
Captain Tyler a fool'-" ryrant"-" jackass,"
&c.
Il such are the effects of these springs, who will
visit Sharon A visit TO Saratoga, or to Lebanon,
or to Rockaway, or to any other place, generally
makes men amiable and good-tempered, and wo-
men lovely and agreeable, Sharon Springs cover
every bright thing with crust of sulphur disagree
able, dark, ill-tempered, ungrammatical, and UNI
gentemany. We shant go to Sharon-thats flat.
LITERARY lSrKLLIeEScE.-The Harpers recently
announced, on the republication OF " Pelham" that
they would shortly publish Buwer's Last of the
Barons, a new novel. Immediately on seeing this.
the mammoth sheets, announced that they would
republish the work in day or two. Now more
than week has elapsed, and they have not repub-
lshed the work. And two and three weeks more
viii pass over before they republish it, And we
should not be at all surprised if we were to publish
ourselves az soon as any of them-say about the
eth or 18th Of September.
With a dearth in other things, the periodicals are
going ahead. Godey's Book crculates to 10000;
Grsham's Magazine 1880 Ladies' Companion
1850; Democratic Review 2,5OO-and so on with
the Others in the same ratio.
LoKD AsHBURroN-This distinguished individual
will reach Philadelphia to-day, where he will re-
main till Monday 10 his old friends and old
haunts He then comesto New York, TO the Astor
House, where he will remain three or four days,
and then embark Tor England. Two of his suite
have already arrived We should advise his Lord
ship 10 hold MS Lero in the Astor House because
n he holds IL in the Governors room he will be run
down by the mob as every loaier in the city will
be crowding there, to see and shake hands with
Live LORD