The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-30


bringing with her news of the most intense interest
from deeply agitated Europe. Look out then for
the Herald.
SAILING OF THE CoLuMBIA.-Steam ship Co
Iumba. sails from Boston Saturday, and
her letter bags will close here to-day, at
half past four o'clock, at the Commercial Exchange.
We shall issue an edition of the Herald at two
O'Clock to-day, containing the latest news from
part of the Union, made up for the foreign reader
The DIFFICULTIES IN THE CABINRT.-The ankle
ties troubles, and darkened anticipaons of the fu-
ture, do not appear to diminish at Washington.
Captain Tyler is in state of most deperable du-
biety, and even John Jones' soidity fails to pre-
serve him from the contagon of uneasiness and
fearful apprehension Never had cabinet council
better reason than this to exclaim-
ooh Gertrude. Gertrude,
When sorrows come they come not single spies,
But in battalions !"
Shifts and conrvances of all sorts have been already
resored to, and the practised ingenuity which sug-
gested and applied them, seems to be now decidedly
al a stand still.
One of the most melancholy things connected
with the history of the administration, has been the
manner in which Captain Tyler. Notwithstanding
all his welknown tact, judgment and sagacity, has
been made the cat's-paw of desperate small politi
clans of all complexions The history of his con-
nection with poor cid defunct Noah, is of course
fresh in the recoections of the public. A similar
termination of his alliance with the obscure journal
10 which he was handed over, on the death of the
''Union," started by Noah, now awaits him. The
exploded Hebrew labored hard to induce the Cap
tain TO throw himself into the arms of the ''young
democratic" With equal disinterestedness and
- Il Il
very elaborate article, to show the President the
absolute necessity of seeking relief from the exist
ing difficulties and endorsements, by calling to
his aid Mr.. Calhoun, and number of his associates.
The conductors of the "offcial organ" in this city
who cannot, of course, be expected to see an inch
beyond the tips of their quite innocent of
the effect which their new movement is designed
10 produce, to vita schism in the democratic ranks
in this locality, and correspondent strengthening OF
the.bands of Henry Clay.
The "organ' administers some advice to the Cap.
tain about as delicately as the country pedagogue
applies the arg1nentun a postaiori to refractory
schoel-boys. 1t reminds "honest John" that he
has every poorly taken advantage" of circumstances
resulting fronlthe. vetoes, the only decided mea-
sures, affrms, of his administration. 1t says that
John Tyler must take the step now pointed out, or
abide the consequences Alas poor John Tyler,
well mays't thou exclaim-" Save me from my
friends"
And yet how clear and palpable is the only safe,
enlightened and patriotic course which the Presi-
dent should adopt He occupies at present that pc.
sition which, if properly appreciated and under
stood. would enable him TO give efficient organize
ton and supremacy of influence, to that great mass
of the people who sick and wearied of the chances
and tnckey of the unprncipled political SPECTATORS
who are so busily engaged in looking after their
petty interests, are anxious to to the country
the blessings and security of righteous and patriotic
government Not in the arms of any political
ciqses, but the second sense and enlightened pa
tnotlsm and general intelligence OF the people,
should John Tyler seek that repose, support, and
cordial regard for which he now so anxiously looks
around him in vain.
The absurdlty of supposlng that Calhoun, or sass,
any of the intriguing asprants for political for
tuue, would connect themselves with the admins
traton, is too apparent to require formal exposure
They have other fish to fry at present
The PURITY OF PoLrr1cAL PArRIorIsM.-The
Washington Globe copies, with great satisfaction,
The article in the PLebeian, ridicung the Bunker
Hill celebration. THIS is one of those instances in
which political traders forget their cunning, allow
the mask to drop, and give us, for once faithful
exposition of the sincerity of their professions of al
legance to the sacred cause of truth and liberty
We do not believe that there ever another
sasion on which the demen of party spirit and sell
fish political intrigue, was so thoroughly exercised
for the time, from the besoms of all honest hearted
men-all genuine lovers of their country and its free
institutions. The feelings and sentiments which it
naturally awakened, were even purer freer from
oC JaEl will
than those which animated many of the men who
took part in the valiant struggles which that noble
monument is designed 10 commemorate.
Can he be under the influence Of true patriotic
feeling who finds in such celebration an oPportu-
nifty OF venting his spleen against political oppo-
nents' Can he be "a lover of his country who would,
after such ahalowedmlngling Of men Of all parties
seek to excite local preudices, and oment section
al differences We have been much gratifed in
observing that the conduct on which we have been
thus reluctantly compelledto anmadvert, has called
forth the indignant rebuke OF the press in all parts Of
the country, irrespective of party The cause of
Mr.. Van Buren, will not gain much by the rabld,
unpatriotic course of his prominent organs.
CORRESPONDENTS FROM Rio DE JANErRo.-Truth
is required from all our Correspondents, but if we
are occasionally led unconscously into error, we
ready to make a proper correction A letter
appeared in yesterdays Herald, which brother of
of the parties therein referred to-, TO be
untrue in some of its details He gives his name
,husi-" John Bissell, AZ Wall street," and to him
for aperusa of documentary evidence in relation
TO the affair, desired to refer all persons who
have ether interest or curiosity In the matter.
HEAD OF THE Navy DKPARTMENT-The Boston
Post denies the correctness OF the report that the
Hon. David Henshaw is to be called TO the Navy
Department.
True Bn.I.-The Grand Jury Of, Washington
have found true bill against Dowden, the Clerk,
charged with abstracting cancelled Treasury Notes