New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09
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Correspondence Of The Tribune

IF INashinc1on-Capf. Clack-Ofhc1ai
Frauds. DC.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
W.sHIsGToS June 8, 1873
The rat,1rn Of the President to the city has re-
=vived the animation OF, Pennsylvania Avenue, ana
filled the corridors of the White House with
crowd of persevering applicants for Office lheis
hopes. however, must be delayed until the grand
,onr shall have been made, and more thorough
knowlcdge Of the character and claims OF the
r,r,ics to Executive favor shall have been ascer-
tanned. Mr.. TYLER has recently discovered tna'
his c-edulity has been wofuliy pracuced upon
and that he has made appointments not only III
onnosItoD to the wishes OF the people interested
in them. but in derogation OF the policy and pros
meets Of the Great Republican Party, OF which ne
claims to be the head 1t Is understood that
srIndrr persons from Boston, the Western part OF
New-York. and Michigan have obtained sigfa
f.vors nj the Executive under a fraudulent pro-
ceesjon Of regard for his Administration, and
positive pledge to support Mr.. T. for the sue
cesson IN A. In one instance. a rabld van
Rnrcn man. who had hardly deposited the sg-
nature OF the Presden; in his pocket, openly con-
tossed to friend the dIshonoraoc means oly
which he had obtained it. and laughed at 'he
facility with which he had overreached the fiFs'
+ Officer of the Government.
On Thursday the President, accompanied oy
r,ost of his Cabinet, will take his departure LOT
Baltimore. where he viii be received with CIVIC
bonors. and partake Of select Democratic pih-
ncr. specially prepared by the ofilce-holders ana
expcctants. Whether he declines the Dinner or
moi, am positive it has been or will be rendered
10 him You may expect his arrival at New
! York on the 18th, and will prepare accordingly
Is Il, a fact? learn 1t IS IN contemplation 10
confer upon the Captain the honoFs OF oAo
Harvard =: and that appropriate arrangements
have already been made for the occasion. Alter
cbeapcning the dignity OF the Institution IN the
instance OF Gen. jackson, cannot perceive no"
the Bostonians can hesitate to extend the honor
10 Nr. Tylcr unless, perhaps, he should PFeclpi'
rate the Official changes contemplated IN their
ncighborhood
10 render his journey more agreeable Tue
President, .on adyisement, learn, has resolved 10
postpone all important removals until MS return
to the Capital, at which tune he will be prepared
10 operate both at home and abroad y large
/ number Of our Diplomatic Agents IN Europe ana
Sou,b America will then be recalled, and their
places supplied by the persona! and poiitlcal
friends of the Executive. | think am luiiy
authorized in saying that three or four missions
in South America and many IN Europe, WIZ
BE-. CHANGED in the month of July; and how
many more, in the course of the Autumn, VIII
not at present predict. An expensive accident
the death of General Harrison.
am reioced to see the press IN different parts
Of the country. in defiance of party prejudice,
calling the attention of the u. States Senate TO
the cruel and unjust punishment OF Capt CiAcK,
late Of the Navy. From personal knowledge
am satisfied that his habits are extremely tempe
rate. and from information which may be relied
ON. his character and qualifications as a seaman
and an officer are Of the highest distinction. 1t
is true he Is personal friend Of Mr.. Tyler, and
nerbaus on tina; account has suffered IN public es
,ma,ion But | trust. when the circumstances
attending his trial and dismission by Court
Martial shall be clearly exhibited and understood
by the Wing portion Of the Senate, they will re-
consider the vote by which they have deprived
the service of Il mcritorous officer, and brought
affection upon most interesting and respectable
family.
Th. appointment Of the Presidents nephew
was reconsidcr,d and countef-ordered at Charles
ton CITY for the benefit of Mr.. Cfump, wi.o You
may remember figured largely IN the correspond
encc between Mr. Upsher and Mr.. Bolts on the
subject OF the dissolution of the Union. The
testimony of this gentleman IN behalf of Mr. l.
ii is thought may have had some influence in pro-
cur;ng him the Office OF the pos: of Naval Store
Keeper al Y asl.iFgton, which was finally declined
by Mr.. c. and accepted by JAMES sFLDEN, bro
ther of the deceased
There are hints and specuations rife IN the
city. concerning new and astounding frauds and
mal.eas;ncc in Office, OF which am not yet able
10 give YOU the particulars You shall be early
advised Of t!.s;r development, unless as in the
ease of the stolen Treasury Notes at New Or
leans. the Isl Auditor and Comptroller shall see
i, TO conceal the peculation ten eleven months
after the discovery OF the transaction.
Yours, ALrHA.
IL The Legislature OF Connecticut adjourned,
we believe, Yesterday, after Session IN which bat
small amount OF mischief was done. The attempt
to return TO the Federal Government the State 5
share of the Public Land Proceeds was decidedly
knocked in the head-al the Wings and nearly
hall the Loco Focos opposing ii. A bill TO divide