The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-06
'V,oE, Encyclopedia americana.
NeM fork Correspondence.

New York, Feb. 2, l843.
Forgeries and Spindiing-He Weafher--the Court
Jugiiai- Congratulated .!Gairs-Suieide and
.Muder--From Albany, Boston, &c. &c.
| Two attempts TO commit lorgeries on the banks in
Wall street were detected yesterday In both cases
the parties implicated belonged to what is called the
higher classes of society,"" and the consequence
was that =" the vilaniesn were hushed up, and the
names of the offenders are suppressed As the " un-
fortunate gentlemen" who were detected are OF the
Wing lay Coon school, their misforunes" appear
TO awaken the especial sympathy of the editor OF the
New York Commercial Advertiser who deems it in
judicious and unnecessary TO expose them. There
may be some merit in the gentleman's sympathy,
but not much purity in his morality. IL the offend
ers had been Of the prescribed Republican Tyler
party, their names would have been trumpeted to
the four quarters Of the world, by the Commercial
| Advertiser. One or two of swlndling on a
large scale were also detected, and, by order OF
good society,"" suppressed
! The weather. from having been exceedingly mild,
has a last become extremely cold. 10 crossing the
battery early this morning, froze what Jack would
call " the standing part OF my nose " and the star
| board brace Of my ear" am consoled however,
with the reflection and consolation that is better TO
have your frozen than to have it elongated
by the pressure Of the thumb and finger of a cen,I-
rian, as was the with rampant Wing politician
yesterday.
| The Court.martial on board the North Carolina
line -of-baule ship, met again to-day but am IN
formed that a quorum not IN attendance. The
tribunal probably will be organized to-morrow-pos-
sibly this evening.
Congress, it is perceived from the daily reports,
continues to drag out its existence, waste the time
and money Of the People, and do nothing.
| Mr.. Edward Stany, it seems, dug up on
Tuesday, by Mr.. Clifford, of Maine, who offered a
resolution calling on the Secretary of In" rens''",
| TO inform congress how much money would be
want,d to meet the exigenees Of the fiscal year
The illustrous Mr.. Stanly popped up aud objected
TO the reception Of the resolution, unless Mr. Clifford
would do something to regulate ,he Tariff, SC.
! Mr.. Stanly is man Of function" and ought TO
be knigh,ed for the heroic daring and superior elo
quence he displayed on the interesting re-
ferred to As the clown in the circus says, "who
would have expected strong a speech from so
weak stomach Z" Mr. Stany made great speech
at the Tabernacle in this city, in September last
when he and Gov. Morehead, Messrs. Fillmore, G.
Morgan, F. Granger and Others were on pilgrimage
soliciting Wing sympathy for the suherings lhe
"Coons, ~ had endured in Congress 1t was great
speech" indeed for it surcharged with such a vast
quantity Of yulgarty, obscenity, and malicious pro-
family, all directed at President Tyler that he was
Kissed most heartily by the more reputable and
raj portion of the Wings in attendance. 1t had
ell fnri has, mod Iur
the Letter part Of the session.
Every one is waiting TO sec IL Congress will do
any thing relieve the embarrassmens of the
try, and yet nothing is expected from body that is
ruled by faction Thank God, we shall soon have
a Congress that will be disposed, 1t is believed, to
discharge the duty it 10 its masters, the Ameri-
can People. With what grace can the Wing men,
bers Of the present Congress return to their consttu
ents and look them in the fsce'
The President gains ground with unprecedented
pidity among the People. They con6dc in his wis
dom, his patriotism, and his high notions Of honor,
and will sustain him amid the warning, Of the mad
cap parties that coil around him. lie is regarded by
the masses the President Oft nation, not the
mere President Of PARTY. And such President
will be sustained.
All the theatres are nlghly ctONucu Out Inc
rates Of admission are very low that managers
make nothing by their labors. At one Of he minor
Theatres, the Franklin, the price Of admission TO the
boxes is Cd and 10 the pit cents The Park Thea.
trc now circus is to be opc cd with the legitimate
Drama on the the LIST Of March. EpwiN FoRRrsr,
Esq the great American tragedian, rustcating his
elegant retreat in Chelsea, Ninth Avenue.
case Of suicide and murder took place this morn
ing in the upper part Of the city the particulars Of
which have not learned.
From Albany it is reported that a good deal Of
clamor is going on, and much quarrelng has ensued
about the distribution OF Offices This was TO be ex-
pected when il was known that for every office there
were at least fifty applicants.
From Boston I learn that the vote Of the Wings Of
last Friday, on the Exchequer and on Mr. Athcrions
resolution has awakened the deep and lasting ndig
nation Of the merchants aud capitalists of that city
The defeat Of the Exchcquer is ascribed by the Bos
ton Courier TO the malevolenco the Wings in Con-
gress bear MIR. Webster OF course the Democrats
are not his friends.
Yours, &c, NEcKsR N NEw YoRE.
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES