The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-01

Ryre, from Liverpool Tor Boston, has been at sea
thirteen days, and will probably arrive to day in
season TO enable us TO publish the news in our regu-
lar edition Wednesday morning. We are in hopes
otRcelying budget or lettersfrom Mr.. Bennett,by
he Acadia, OF great interest.
The Reorganization OF the Tyler Party.
The ghost of the "ancent Tyler party follows
hard upon that OF old Noah, and in the " organ oil
yesterday utters most ghosty sort OF appeal TO all
the "real" and pretended friends OF Captain Tyler,
10 come out and "show their hands" The ghost
ly company-about twenty in all-speak very en-
Ihatcally about their being the early" friends OF
the Captain and after few most lugubrous SEN
fences which sound mourntully as the " dead
march in SAUL recommend the immediate and eff
cIent organization of all the Captains friends
throughout the country, in order to obtain his
mination by the Democratic Republican National
Convention, TO be held in May, 1874. The ghostly
manifesto is dated on Sunday last, Just before
cock-crowlng, and comes altogether in s. such
questionable shape" that its authenticity is de
cldedly open tor investigation. The captain him.
self viii doubtless exclam as he sees it,
Let me not burst in ignorance but tell
why the sepulchre,
Wherein saw thee quietly inurnd,
Hath Cpd his pondsrous and marble jaws
To cast thee up again !"
The sicky "orsan' introduces the circular ''sign-
ed by all OF the active members of the late Military
Hall General Committee" of which Mordecai Ma
nassau Noah was the prophet, priest king and assas
sin, IN very amusing manner. II is doeful as
the ghostly company itself and It's feebly uttered
exhortations intended stir up the Captains 'rea"
friends sounds husky and
Faint q chicken voice that hath the pip
1t Is clear that the removal OF "our dear friend
George-that important Captain George--that main
stay of the administration Paul r. George"-sticks
confoundedy in the throat of the highly respectable
"organ." The recent journey to Washington has
not much mended matters, and the "organ' can
talk now only OF "baseness,'' ueachery" and
"ngratitude." Indeed the creature appears to have
become an adept in making sundry gentle insnua-
lions which will doubtless be properly understood
and appreciated at head quarters
Old Noah is not unobservant of the motives of
his old confederates. He follows them like a sha-
dow. With an energy perfectly asto dlng, and OF
which he gave the world no specimen prior 10 his
dissolution, he comes out IN one Of the evening pa
pers of yesterday, with the following entertaining
and agreeable comments on the manifesto OF the
Redwood Fisher ghosy company of defunct Of
fee beggars and office holders =
The Nav York Aurora and Union contains address
10 pubic certain members OF COIL
nlttee recommending prompt organization IN favor OF
bringing forward the President candidate for elec
ton understood that such paper was circulated for
signatures with view counteracting the effect Of my
recommendation to the President TO withdraw from the
canvass AS nearly all the sgners are gentlemen in
ohce, applicants for office probably was prudent to
such paper know that their opinion does not
senally vary from own. know that my advice will
be followed before the convention meets in May and at
the present moment there difference Of opinion
between the President and myself in the matter There
is sentence however in the address which cannot
by without comment that expression
tire confidence in the members OF the present cabinet
The gentlemen whose signatures head the paper,
Frederick A. Gay and George Farnham entirely con-
Cured with me in the propriety and expediency OF Ia
king the course did take They offered to cooperate
with and expressed their opinion that the
mittee would nearly all sign the paper recon nendng
the President TO retire as Candidate consulted with
Washington, and were anxious for such a movement.
How, it may be asked are we TO account for such
servatives and applicants for office, and they got
this paper in hopes of mending their fortunes Mr. Gay
particularly complained TO me OF the conduct OF MIR:
spencer OF his ruinous influence his rude treatment
10 him. and charged the Secretary with having said to
lives declaration which, Il made shows his sagacy
and good sense and raises him somewhat in my esma
ton However 81 took the responsibility" and desired
to commit individual in office who expected ONCE
there is blame any where it rests alone but am
not disposed TO allow the conservative applicants for
office to play such tricks They have already by
their ntrigues and constant misrepresentation of men
and things, produced great embarrassments Washing
to persist in the game NJ. M. NOAH.
We like TO see these old. hacks kicking each
other Ii is an amusing spectacle, and instructive
withal But we cannot help plying the poor
Captain" who, instead of enjoying he might,
the esteem and regard OF every patriotic citizen,
whilst he looked forward to retirement from
office crowned with laures earned in the high and
lofty discharge of duty is merely the sport OF selfish
and unprlnclpled political renegades and political
vagabonds.
CASE OF CHRISTINA GILMoUR-Thls Scotch wo-
man, charged with the murder of her husband, and
demanded as a fugitive from justice from Great Br-
tain under the recent Ashburon treaty. still remains
in the Eldrdge street prison, subject TO the action OF
President Tyler and his Cabinet, and the opinion OF
the United States Attorney General is therefore
aniously looked for. She lie now held solely under
the certificate of Mr.. Rapeljea, United States
Commissioner, who receives his appointment from
one OF the United States Judges.
The Counsel of the woman while at Washington
before the Cabinet, took exceptions to the powers
OF Mr.. RapeGea, contending that the hearing should
have been before one of the Judges OF the Courts
THIS position is answered by the fact that the
treaty gives Jurisdiction 10 Judges, and all other
United States Magistrates" and by law OF a
recent session OF Congress, the powers confer
red upon United States Commissioners, give them
extensive jurisdiction, which no doubt maybe con-
strued TO cover this case. Her counsel also con
tends that she should be heard, and all the facts
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