The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-16
Baltimore.
Correspondence OF the Heraid.l

baltimore.
Correspondence OF the Heraldl
BALTIMORE, June IL, 1914.
Captain Iyler's Obstindry and Perseverance,
Wonders Of Morse's Tslsgraph-1 The Herald.
DEAR SIR
This is decidedly great country-no one can or
will galnsay this for we have facts to demonstrate
our assertion--instance the zeal of Captain Tyler
in bringing forward again for the sober second
thought of the wisest and abes body in the world,
the rejected treaty in relation to the annexation of
Texas to this Union. 1t is his firm intention, is
clearly demonstrated by his perseverance in This
matter to have the republic OF Texas united to our
widely extended territory at all hazards holding in
view the violation OF the law OF nations, mutual
compact OF honor, whereby the rights Of nation
are guaranteed TO Its subjects free from invasion by
the power OF another; he disIegards the expressed
sentiments of the intelligent portion of our coun.
try which Ia IN fact the greater part, in his eager
desire 10 establish a capital wherewih TO figure on
! the arena OF the political world the ensuing fall
The good sense OF our representatives In the Sc
nate has surely given him decided mark OF then
disapprobaliOn OF his course, by casting so large
vote in opposition to ratification. The good peo-
pie OF our city were surprised at the news received
via. the telegraph, that the treaty had received
such Il large number of votes in its favor. Thus
has this daring assumption OF executive power re-
celved signal rebuke at the hands OF the repre-
sentatives OF the majority OF the people and hope
that it may be viewed in It's proper light when
other men shall have gained the high station which
President Tyler 80 unworthily fills
En- passant.-This telegraph Is a wonderful in
vention. had been srolng up our business tho
roughfare when entered the office wherein Pro-
lessor Morses assistant, Mr.. Vail, was seated
To crafty my curiosity, well others, several
messages were sent, and IN an instant after each
communication was made, answers were received
which elected ordinations of surprise and won
der at the rapdity of the intercourse and the iDge-
nulty of the wonderful invention. | slad twenty
minutes; within that period about twenty mesea-
ges had been sent and answers received. Every
one left the Office perfectly satisfied of the utility
OF the Invention To the government. ii Is rumOred
that negotiations are making IN Washington to ex-
tend the wires to New York. Ii the negotiations
end in authorisng Professor Morse to continue his
Invention eastwardly, We may yet extend our
hands into the region OF space, and over the ami
haton OF time and space, raise structure to our
mutual profit and advantage.
have Just sent for the Herald to see if there be
any news In 1t: 1t is great paper, and finds an
unusual circulation IN this clty-proof that the
sheet is deserving OF its patronage cannot ex-
claim with Maganoth Mahony when his master
had asked him tor the mornings paper which he
had destroyed, "faih what Is the use Oft whin
your honor has squeezed all the news out o'itv'
This exclamation is not applicable to the Herald
tor find 1t equally interesting the second at
the first reading. BucHAN.
WRECK OF THE SAIADIN--HoRRIBLE STORIES
In our first edition of to-day have already stated
that H. M schr Fair kosamond arrived yesterday from
the Saiadn We have since learned further particulars OF
trip The property from the Saain had been oil
cured including the rigging and spars, and the has
brought up the specie and fHon two vessels having
been chartered 10 carry the copper and the ships msteras
TO this port We understand that on further investigating
tho ships papers and letters it is considered probable
that passenger had been on boarda master of mer
chant ship whose vessel had been seized and conscaed
at Valparaiso for smuggling.
There are many suspicious circumstances bearing on
this occurrence not so much from any in particular
as the whole taken together The had LETT Country
Harbor when the F. Il arrived ana had been taken into
custody about twenty miles from that place by gentle
from this city They arrived here that and
were landed last evening, and sent to Jail in irons and
guarded by Of soldiers They persist in telling the
story and they 40 not appear to have made any re-
head appeared bronzed md with some gliding had been
coated with some kind Of white paint aud the
nothing more than justice 10 the sailors themselves
20 keep them in custody until tho mysterious circum.
Nova Scotia shall be thoroughly sited Their
in our streets on their way to durance created quite
children were found murdered board the saadn, and
that other unqnesionabe traces Of blood had been dis
covered Haitian Pot, June 4
OBITUARY is our melancholy duty TO record
to-day the demise of three of the most prominent
zens Of our state. Mr. mohy Dwight Mr. Ithie Town,
| and MIR. Nathaniel Terry. Their deaths were almost
Simultaneous occurring within few hours of each other
and will make lasting impression Oh our community
College, and has long been OF most ysuabe
respected citizens Mr. Town ia the ell known ,chsct
house in New York. which city has been his principal
sidepce for several years. Dir Terry had been visit
to his in this city, and bnt few days since walk
ing in our streets in his usual health. He has filled many
eminent stations in public life ind highly respected
a citizen and a civian.New Haven Herald June IA.
FATAL ACCIDENT. Yesterday of the boats
belonging TO the u S. ship Ohio was run down by
the brig Georgsna, of Thomas'on Me. There were five
boys in her at the time and they were dragging for stan
cleon which had been lost overheard. The brig came in
contact with the boat about midships and cut her directly
in two, and the boys thrown into the One OF
them, IN apprentice, by the name OF William A Strong
of Ohio received very injury and fast sinking
when another OF the boys caught him and kept bin above
water till rescued lie taken on board hut died coon
after We understand that he Of the worthiest
and best boys in the ship One of the boys, when tie
brig struck the boat jumped npon the anchor and fearing
lest would be let CO. he climbed up the shank and go
board the brig another of the boys got under
his and carried the whole length Of the brig,
der her bottom but being excellent swimmer he
saved.--Boaon Paper June IA.
EXTRAORDINARY EscApE.-We learn tina, Free
man Snow, sailmaker, in the employ OF Cook &
Hudson al work board the Draper. this msnipg fell
from the main royal yard and struck the landing part Of
the fore topssil brace holding with both hands and
from open knife which he had In his hand when he fell
Nsw Bedford Bulletin, June Ia.
SANTA Fs TRADERS Several traders to Santa Fe
arrived here yesterday, bringing with them ss2SOD
in specie. This company left chihuahua on the 10th OF
March, and Santa Flo the 10th Of April II by
Bens Fort where all things reported to b. in good
order There was no snow on the MOUNTAINS but all the
water high An export duty the specie
from ~ TO cent was exacted but portion Of
brought of without peymcnt OF that enormous sx3is-
sour Reporter, June g.
0j-ADAMs ~ Co. of this city have become the
agents in the United States, of Wilmer * Smith,
OF Liverpool. Adams Co are too well Known in this
community 10 need any recommendation. The conduct.
Of the press have always found them prompt aad
commodsting, and cordially wish them success In oil
their undertakings.-Bsso Courier, June Ia.
NAvAL.-The U. 5. ship Vandaa, of the Home
squadron, went to sea on Tuesday, bound for the
West Indies The following 10 alist Of her officers
John 5. Chsuncey, Esq Commander Lieotennnts Geo
Mason Hooe First WIN 8 Young, James 3. Lockert,
Canning Asst Surgeon Robert 8. Moore, Purscr John
VI Tay Tor, Master WIN. %. Cobb, Captains CLERK !;
William L. Shutlsworth, Lentenant Of MaIines =