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Correspondence Of the Madisonian.
Yours, &c.
HOMO.

Prs YAM, N. Y, May 6, ls43.
The evidences multiply daily that tie recent re
commentator, Of the members Of the Legislature,
Of Martin Van Buren,, will not be responded to by
the People. The thing itself was forced, and the
People laugh at il as miserable maneuyre, destitute
alike in cunning and foresight. The members who
participated in it evidently frightened at their
own work The language is not that of honest faith,
nor the terms those of manly independence Party
machinery screwed out the response which had been
already prepared and il comes forth cold and spirit
less, with no heartfelt warmth, lifc-giying vigor
to recommend it. The sage Of Underwood has no
cause Of congratulation in the matter; to him it is
rather a death song than notes Of victory lie srove
hard and long for Legislature nominot'on-he got a
faint expression Of the eonrieion of the members Of
the Legislature that he the choice Of the Demo
cratic party Of the State. The wary politician will
read in this condemnation rather than appreciation.
Depend upon it there is no consolation to him in the
movement
Mr. Van Buren, is not popular in New York. He
has had his day. and 1t is vain to attempt to rally the
masses in his support Justice to the Democracy Of
the State, and nation demands plain dealing in this
matter. The great body Of the honest yeomanry OF
New York-the bone and sinew Of the State--those
who ask nothing but good government and honest
men to administer IL, look upon him as politician
and not a statesman with more cunning than talent,
more craft than honesty When they speak of his
success, it in connection with intrigue and manage
ment and not from the force Of commanding intellect
or solid merit These sober facts, and il is folly
TO try to force such forward at this time The
effort will prove a failure, and Il be car
ried beyond nomination the polls VIII kill il dead;
bu, there is little danger Of the matter ever going
far II State Convention assemblies in September
next II will rebuke in becoming manner this im
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PRESIDENT TYLER.

The Cincinnati Republican thinks that, A." in regard
10 being candidate in 1874 the President has deter
mined to abide by the decision Of the democratic par
" and consequently, IN his future official acts he
will be found firmly arrayed with the democratic
House Of Representatives elected and to be elected
TO the 2sth Congress and that between the Pres-
dent and the next Congress, there will be no COLI
sions.
Now We Judging from tie recent course Of the
had.onisn IN asssilihg the Democratic friends Of
Mr. Van Buren, IN ssu York come 10 q very differ
ent eonci1sbaa ffSss thsi pheh N. Republican draws
'sy lsfrs tsvts-, ~ prnssbly ma Jori,y Of the
demo fsis> ssss,A~rt - ts Ssrt C1rEfsss, IN which
Nss TSrs .sfss9 va tpsrtg,fS hspfessntstves,
will be- us ffisf<s Il VIZ. Vsh Buren, ard he Pfesi.
dent certainly ssbnN expect nieir cooperation with
him, when the is.dfpr ofzah u bh administration Is
assailing them, their candidate, sod their measures.
We think therefore that either the Republican has
drawn a wrong inference, that the Madsonian Is
pursuing mistaken poiicy.--Detroii Free P,os
Has the Free Press read the address Of the
Albany Caucus We presume not Well
that Address assails both the President and his
measures in most savage spirit.
We assal nobody gratuitousy. But even
Il the worm will turn when uodden on. " If il
were tue that the President is without party
If both parties-if all psrties-nay, if all the
world was arroyed against him,-there is still
one press, at least, QnowiDg his merits and his
wrongs) will never hesitate TO defend him
against any odds-nay, charge back the assaults
on him, fearlessly, and regardless Of the conse-
quences.
But he is not without party, - as all his
bitter enemies vii find 10 their confusion. Al
ready, If we mistake not, the Albany Caucusites
are repenting their evil doings in sackcloth and
ashes. The whole iabrick of their creation is
crumbling to dust!
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HoRTIcuLTuRAL EXPEDITION CHINA.-China
has long been known to possess many and valu.
able trees, shrubs, fruits and flowers, which have
not yet found their way TO Europe. From thence
come our beautiful Azeeas, Cammellas and Wistaria
(Glycine) Sinenses. Taking the advantage of the
opening Of Chinese ports by the late treaty the Hor-
ucutural Society Of London has resolved to send a
person, well qualified for the undertaking. TO bring
home all he finds worthy Of Introduction into Eng
land. Among the fruits there, the Pekn peach is
Said TO weigh two pounds, and nothing is more melt
ing and delicious. Our own Government Of The
United States has IT in contemplation TO FIT out an
embassy liberal scale to China and We hope,
among other important matters, that the subject Of
agriculture will not be forgotten In the meanwhile
shall call the attention Of the officers Of our mer-
chant ships about TO sail on their annual voyages TO
these matters, and see what can do ia our humble
private way. lmerioan .fgrcttiiluia.
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AFRICA.

visit to some Of the native African tribes, some
three hundred miles in the interior, was made by
party Of Monrovia colonsts ia February last. We
learn from the New York Tribune that the compa-
NJ, amounting to fifty, proceeded into the long BUSH
and soon lost sight Of human hsbitstion and aiter
travelling for four days. aud pitching their tents in
the woods three successive nights they reached King
Bdror's town, calle Gaba situated on the island OF
St Pauls, 100 miles above Millsburg. Thence they
proceeded to King Yandoo's Barricade Town, and
from there TO Bdllahsadah 800 miles from the start
ing point. On the ODD February they commenced
their return, passing through hing Peters Town on
the 23d Captain Dayd's owL on the oath; and on
the 2sh, being Saturday, they arrived at King Bay
Town, where they remained over Sunday
On Monday they started again and reached Mon
rovIa on the 30th very much fstigued. The country
through which they passed is represented as beau
tiul farming section, and will doubt ia time be
thickly studded with colonial settlements and mis-
sonary establishments.
The Methodist mission IS in very prosperous con
dillon at MonroSia. The schools FULL and every
thing looks very encouraging to the missionaries,
who thus far have not labored in vain.
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NAVY ORDERS.

Afay lO.-Lieutenant T. A. M. Craven, 10
the receiving ship New Yolk.
Assistant Surgeon j. J. Brownlee, detached
from The somers aud waiting orders.
Assistant Surgeon w b. Sinclair, detached
from the Pennsylvania and to the Somers.
Passed MidshipmaD John G. Neville, detaeh-
yey under Commander Gedney.
Miishiplnan Peter Wager, leave two weeks,
then waiting orders
A board will convene al the Naval Asylum,
Philadelphia, 22d instant, for the examination
Of Midshlpmen whose warrants bear date prior
to January lsl, 1888. II will consist OF the fol-
lowing officers Captains Read, Bolton, Page,
Gwinn, and Percival
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New CASAL.-A new and important channel r.,
the trade OF the West, and for the transport of ID,
surplus produce, is about be opened cris alrcad,
opened We refer TO the Wabash and Erie Cam
which beginning at the town OF Toledo on the MAJ
NEE Bay, at the western extremity Of Lake Ere
passes up the valley Of the Maumee river, distau
Of 80 miles IN the state Of Ohio, and thence thrgug
nearly the whole width of the State of Indian, .
further distance, already completed, Of l44 mllc,
the latter State of Indiana, making the whole lepg
now opened, or about to be opened, 233 miles
This immense work has been in progress for man,
years, and Its completion will be important era H.
the history OF Indiana, by opening outlet for IL.
agricultural products, through The great line, If
water communication on the north. The Canal IS al
large dimensions, and il has been built a, a gre.t
cost On the OHIO portion Of il, there was expcntr
TO the 18th of November last the sum of 81 2jIlGi
The lower portion Of this Canal for distance Of L,
miles, is feet deep and GO feet wide The town 4
Coyington, on The Wabash, at the western termIp,
ton OF the portion OF the Canal now finished j. b +
3 or III mile from the eastern BOUNDARY Of the S,au
of lllInois.-Bosion Daily .4dreytiser
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ROBBERY OF TREASURY NOTES.

ROBBERY OF TREASURY NUTES
r. p. DowDEN, clerk in the Registers Office
Treasury Department, has been arrested on The
charge of having stolen some CANCELLED Irea
surg notes. The amount stolen IS not posi-
lively known, but ,pe are authorized to state that
il does not vary much from sir hundred dollars
The notes, having been cancelled and mutated
by being punched and otherwise marked, are
useless in the hands of the holders. We are IN
duced TO make this statement in consequence OF
the exaggerated account which appeared ~ the
Capitol Of this morning, and in order to prevent
misatements and idle and absurd rumors being
put in circulation for mischievous purposes.
Dowden is still under examination.
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LATER FRoM MEncO-Ths .Hier Pri,onsr,-W.
were shown, yesterday, says the New Orlean, Tn.
pic OF the 4th instant, letter from an American an
izen at Mexico, 10 gentleman of this city, wb.rl
confirms the melancholy intelligence Of the fate r
the Mier eaptives. The inhuman baTbarity OF SAM.
Anna FIRST order for Ddiscriminate mu der wa, Oh
igated by sentence Of defamation. The SURVIVE.
OF the revolt Of the prisoners at Saltillo after a.
capture were decimated and shot upon the very SOM
Of their heroic attempt TO escape from an lniaD1.
bondage, more painful than death. The folloRr,
are the names OF the unfortunate men who fell,,n.
TINS to the cold-blooded and atrocious edict of $
Anna. Capt. w. n Eastland; Sergeant J n NJ.
Thompson Priyates f. d. Cooke, formerly an ed
tor at Houston Texas J. n. Torrey, Thuma,
Jones, of Austin, more recently Of Houston; J
Shepperd, Henry Whaling, w. ii. Cowan, c. II Ra.
beris, L. r. Etz, J. Tonbul, X ii. Duham, n "
Harris, M. e. VIM, 7. .Maher J. l.. Cash, and J \
Ogden. These men, with the others, were compel.
ed to draw lots, and were deliberately shot on IN,
25th of March last.