The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-06

start up In this city, and perish in the early iross
OF November. Amongst the democrats two or
three new "organs" are talked Of. The detection
OF the Evening Post ciiqns-the squabbles about
the nomination OF Governor--the understandings
OF the old adherents of Mr.. Van Buren-the saga
cious efforts If the young calculations on Polk
tavor-ali these things producing considerable
confusion IN the democratic camp, and the various
ciqes are, OF course, looking out iorsome mode oi
giving vent to their amiable weaknesses. The
Piebsian goes strong for Governor Bouck-the De-
mocraf, ferocous and mprudent, as all Dung aspi.
rants for the spoils, is very vehement in fivor o;
Si.s Wright-ihe Evening Post exuting in the
success of its cunning subtle, Undertook r1se, is
hammerlng away at annexation and the Piebeian,
and growing al every body that shouts out " Polk
and Texas'-and altogether the "unterrifed de.
mocracy" are in a state OF very violent eferves-
cence.
In this state Of affairs two or three minor ciiqnes
have sprung up. One Of these is headed BY Mr.
O'Sulhvan, the well known opponent Of capital
punishment. He and half dozen other earnest,
energetic, and discreet youog men Of the deme-
cratic party think Of starting newspaper. II will
take exceedingly high democratic ground and be
especially devoted TO the embalming of Mr. Van
Buren,, SO that'he may share with Chops, or Chips Of
Egyptian celebrity, the glorious rewards which pos
terity bestows upon the illustrious Of past ge
nerations. Another clique also composed of young
men, most Of them lawyers, with more brains than
Briefs also think of starting new paper II will
go iercey for Texas and Polk, and the propiietors
ere certain Of securing the government patronage
il "Young Hickory" be elected; Of course realiz-
ing an immense fortune.
The wings are equally busy thinking of getting
up new papers, Some half dozen new ciiqncs have
been formed within the last month, and old Noah
is TO be put at the head Of one of them, which viii
so dead against the Chevalier Wikof clique Alto
&c her we have rather encouraging prospect Of
finn during the nexi few months and may reasona-
bly, calculate that the harvest OF folly, violence abb
surdi'y, squabbling, aud ccurrty amongst the va
rious factions in this city, will be fully equal to that
Of the agricultural products throughout the Union,
which this year. thank Heaven, promises to be un-
usually abundant. Mse
BLACK MOVEMENTS FOR THE PRESIDENCY This
is surely the age OF cliqwes. Even the black par
ty, in whom we might not unreasonaby expect
uniformity Of complexion, are split up and divided
into almost as many lttle petty c'iqaes there
spots on the cheek OF a Ho,tentot Venus Mr.
Quincy, OF Boston, son of the President of Harvard
University, and great leader amongst the aboi-
tion flna,cs, is out furiously against Mr. james S.
Birney, the candidate Of the party. Mr.. Quincy
appears to possess rather more common sense than
his brethren, and declares that to contrast Mr..
Birney with Captain Tyler would not be very pre-
posterous, but compared with Polk or Clay, the
black candidate is as CULVER to Brobgnagian.
IL IL:
now, debating the propriety Of Immediately flock
ing TO the standard Of the amiable Barker, the sa-
gacious Bryant, and the cool and sensible Sedg-
wick.
The METHODIST CHURCH IN THE SouTH. The
expulsion Of Bishop Andrews continues to produce
great excitement amongst the Methodist
Churches in the South. A great meeting
was held recently in Mariana, Florida,
and very violent resolutions were passed,
d-nunciatory OF the action OF the last gene
raj Conference. The resolutions very properly
condemn in The strongest terms the violation of the
t'compromise rule Of the discipline" declare the
continued union OF tie church HOPELESS and ad.
wise the Northern Bishops to stay at home and
mind their own business.
MORE BEAUTIES OF THE POLICE SYSTEM -Anoth-
er row occurred in Chatham street opposite "swee-
ne,'s" saloon last evening, 10 consequence Of the
rregulali,y in the arrangement tor the passage Of
the cabs and Wagons A mikman and carter had
a row on the occasion and b-labored each other
beto~e large crowd to the edlficafion Of the swor.
shippersn The synagogue" who vend old clothes
in that vicinity. Who says we do not want po-
llce! Are we to have measures adopted to pro-
tect the lives OF our fellow citizens? We never
can have security for persons aud property without
an efficient police power
FASHIONABLE ARRIVAL ar SAsATooA.-A lovely
"native" belle has just made her appearance at
Saratoga, and entirely ecpses all the beauties 81
the wash.tub and sugar-hogshead arstocracy. She
is niece Of the celebrated John Ross of the Che
rekee tribe. She is about sixteen and is the very
impersonation of grace, elegance, purify aud vir-
gin modesty.
PRIZE EssAY.-The Boylston god medal an
nualy awarded to the author Of the best essay on
a prescribed medical subject. has been given to
DR.. Samuel Forty, OF this city, the erudlte author
of"The Climate OF the United States," and editor
of the New York Journal OF Medicine and Sur
gerry"
DR. HoLLrcK's LEoruREe.-As will be seen by
advertisement, this gentleman intends to repeat hi
course of lectures on human physiology, which
have lately attracted large audiences The first o.
these discourses will be delivered this evening ir
National Hall. Canal street, TO gentlemen ex
cluslvely, and as each lecture will be illustrated by
full life models OF the human figure, those who
wish to gain clear notion Of the operation Of
those laws Of nature by which our physical organi
cation is controlled, from the earliest stage OIL
existence, will find the present good opportu
nifty to do SO. Whatever false feeling prevails in
relation to topics Of which the DIR. treats, j:
usually banished after hearing him judiciously ex
pound the truths connected with the subject.
DELIGHTFUL ExcuRs,oN.-We perceive by ar
advertisement in this days paper that the Lady
franklin Temperance Society, with magnificen
band Of music, iae company OF gee singers, anG