The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-06
Nsw Fork Correspondence.



There is much speculation going on just now
in reference TO the Reorganization OF the Cab
net; many persons assuming the prerogaliye'
of the President, aid selecting for him Cabine
Ministers To suit their own notions Of policy
while others, still more preslmptuous, go iarIhes
and would dictate TO him aud roinl out the
course he must follow. aud the men he mus
select All these wise suggestions from know
ing politicians are well enough, rovided they
,manate from disinteresled friends of the AID
mini ,Iratlon but when as we know, much o
| this gossip originates with open enemies, while
much Other comes from very doubtful friends
and given too in spirit of diclation, these idle
reports are not at all TO be relied upon, ant
should be so understood by the real friends o
the Administration. have flung out these few
remarks, because there appears 10 be, and very
unnecessarily so, kind of feverish excitement
here among the Democracy on the subject; il is
an honor which may well be left in the hands Of
the President, well knowing that with his pre-
sent constitutional advisers, the Democracy will
have no reason to complain when the choice is
made
The Wings are beginning to marshal theil
forces in support of another National Bank The
Courier has of late given very evident signs OF
a determination TO rally the party on that ques-
ton. The Wing jackass and doer-up of small
things for the party, Brooks of the Express,
follows in the wake, while Master Greedy, OF
the Tribune, writes note TO himself, inquiring
whether the Wings intend TO support Bank
or not and the said Master Greedy, while he
pretends not to speak for the party, answers il
by assuring the writer, i. e. himself, that so tar
as he is concerned, the Bank, and nothing bu,
the Bank, shall be his rallying cry and this in
the face and eyes of he fact that exchanges
upon almost every point Of our vast country, were
never so low and so regular as they have been
during the last eight months or year. And 10
regulate and to cheaper exchanges was the
great standing argument in favor of a Mammoth
Institution Now we have all, and more of the
benefits of sound currency, without The aid
of corrupt and corruplng Bank, than we had
with one. /, for one, cannot see where the
Wings are to draw their arguments from, in
advocating an institution OF the kind. Foru-
nate, indeed, that John Tyler was at the head
OF the Government, 10 check these wild and
reckless measures. The Democracy owe IL
that noble aud single hearted man deeper deb,
of gratitude than our generation can pay.
Our Van Buren, Common Council are receiv-
ing, just now, and very justly, too, severe
dressing out, from all sides of the house, fol
restoring the outrageous monopoly Of weighing
measuring and guaging merchandise to few
study otlice-beggar@. These necessary du,e,
connected with commercial operations, wer,
last year flung open TO all who felt dispos ed Il
engage in them, but our Autobiography Free
Trade-Van Buren, Council! !! have restored tn,
monopoly again in all its pristine vigor. Thu,
shows how anti-Democratic proiessed Demo
erals can sometimes behave.
The weather here has been INSULT rably no
for the last ten days, and the whole country /:
parched and dried for The want Of rain Unles.
we soon get supply, the waters of the Crotor
will be insufficient for cur wants.
Stock operations are larger. U. s. 6's are W
to III IL. Sales were made vest, rday of III,
new per &C, [. loan a, l05 IL.
The sagacity. Of the Secretary of he Treasu
~ is seen and arp. eciatcd in this financial ope
ralioa Of the Government. Iven'uie 10 predic
that the credit OF The Government will, under
the wise aud discreet management of John c
Spencer, not only be fully revived but vii
stand h gher and her stocks bear a better rric,
in the market, than they have for the last fifteen
years. Aside from the abundance Of money, and
the desire TO invest in good securities, moneyed
men have the most unlimited confidence in he
present administration OF the fiscal afr ire, aud
any thing receiving the sanction of The Spcre-
rary of the Treasury will b. marked in iheil
book, "good." OF purely local matters hav,
but lite TO impart. "Old Tammany,' which
has so often "covered herself with giorU,n is rs
ambitious as some young politicians ] wot Of
and is getting up in the world l. e. she is be
log covered with another story" and other
wise embeshed. Whenever her cause i:
right, may she prosper
The repeal movement is still progressing. A
large and enthusiastic me, ting was held in
Troy on Monday evening last--the Hon David
l.. Seymour, M. c. elect, presided. The un
called for, ungenerous, and impoitic attacks oil
Daniel O'Connell upon one Of the Institution:
Of this country, will have, fear, most d as
trous effect upon the noble cause Of Irel nd ia
this country. The friends Of tins great move
ment should bear and forbear.
Great excitement has been created in our mus
cal and fashion ible circles on the sudden ant
unheralded arp arance of Mad'lle CASTELAR, il
on concert rooms. This Italian has fairly Ia
ken the city by storm, and it i universally ac
knowledged that she has never been excelled il
this city, except Perbap, by the divine Malibran
Such reception have never wi messed anC
such. excitement, such enthusiasm, such a pcrfec