The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-27

tle next congress IN December.
There Is no doubt that Santa Anna ard the Who'll
OF his government ARE a corruptible S Of men
and that for the consideration of two or three mil
lions Of dollars their consent 10 The annexation q
Texas may be obtained
We can also add that President TYLER will IN
doubleday be constrained within short time I.
withdraw his name d candidate Tor the Presi
dency He has only been urged TO running by The
lll-adv.ce Of few such men as Joel b. Suher
land, John Lorimer Graham, and others, who
would persuade him that all who do not concu,
IN advising him to run, are not his true friends
and ought to be discharged. The fact is, these mer
want all who differ with them in advising him &c
run 10 be discharged lin order that their own friends
maybe put in office neutrality-suspicious.
ruption The Presidents Cabinet are unanmou.
in advising him to withdraw at He may con.
fidently be expected to do it.
Nuptials Of the President Of the United
States.
John Tyler, President of the United States, was
married yesterday at o'clock, p. M, to Miss Ju.
liza Gardiner, daughter of the late Hon. David Gar
diner, OF GARDENERS Island, whose lamented death
occurred on board the Princeton last winter.
The ceremony took place at the Church of the
Ascension on Fifth Avenue, and was performed by
the Right Rev. Bishop Onderdonk, assisted by the
Rev. DR.. Bede, the Rector of the church.
The whole affair was conducted with the utmost
privacy, at the request of the BRIDES family, from
melancholy considerations which will be duly ap-
precated. Excepting at the marriage ceremony,
the family are still in mourning.
There were present at the nuptals the mother
and younger sister of the bride, Miss Legare,
daughter of the late Secretary of State two daugh-
tiers of Post Master General Wickliffe, Col. Ora
ham and lady, John Tyler, Jr, and brother of the
bride.
The Bridesmaid was the younger sister above
named, and the groomsman her brother.
The lady of the President is twenty-five years of
age, and one of the most lovely and accomplished
heresses of our city. In her form and personal
appearance, she is beautiful; and we should be-
proud to have her appear at the Court of Queen
Victoria. AT her marriage, she was robed simply
in white, with gauze veil depending from ci,-
clet of white flowers, wreathed in her hair.
The President, accompanied by his son, John
Tyler, Jr., Captain Newton of the late Inflated
Missouri, and one or two other naval officers, and
Robert Rantoul, Esq, of Boston, left Washington
at SIX o'clock on Tuesday morning, and arrived
the same night at half past ten, in New York,
where they took up lodgings privately, at How
ards Hotel 1t was the Presidents intention to
have kept his arrival profound secret d. d.
Howard was sworn to secresy and all the servants
locked up. In short, every effort was made,
as the President himself expressed it, "to steal
march upon the Herald" and SO great was his de-
light the next morning, to find that his arrival was
not announced SIN the Herald" that we can al
most forgive him for swearing and bribing the
Towards to secresy.
After the nuptals at the church, the corte9e, con-
'stng OF five carriages, that of the President being
rawn by four horses, drove to the residence OF the
Gardeners, in Lafayette Place, where they took
Inner. ~
AT 4 o'clock, P NJ, yesterday, the party drove
Town to the ferry-boat Essex, commanded by Capt
Rockwell, and lying near the foot of Courtandt
street, where they got on board. Orders to admit
on board none bu: the Faithful were strictly en-
orced by the attentive and ygiant police officer,
John H. Low.
On board the Essex were the following party
President Tyler and lady, the mother, sister, and
'rother of the bride; John Tyler, jr. the two
Misses Wickiffe, daughters of the Post Master
General Miss Legare, daughter of the late Secre-
airy of State; Col Graham and lady, Post Master
f the city of New York; William Paxton Hallett,
$50. and lady ; Silas NJ Stilwell, Marshal George
}. Strong, Esq. General Ward of Westminster,
sho, it is said, will succeed Senator Tallmadge in
he United States Senate Col. Bankhead and suite
Gajor Burnett Of New York ex-Appraiser McKib-
{ Princeton; Mr. Donnegani, lady and daugh-
- IL NH
nd one or two others.
Thus freighted, the Essex, with Col. Bankhead's
uperb band OIL board, moved out into the harbor OF
lew York. The afternoon was delightful; the
If in the city hot and oppressive, but the COO
reeZe in the harbor was most exhiarating. The
oat passed down by the North Carolina, near to
Governors Island, receiving Presidential salutes
rom the Old North, from the steamer Princeton.
whose name, with great delicacy, was not men,
toned by any on board,) from the two Mexican
var steamers, the Guadalupe and Montezuma
rom the Revenue Cutter living in harbor from the
'ort at Governors Island, and from the Navy Yard
The yards were manned by the several yes
els, and repeated rounds of cheers were given.
After taking turn about the harbor, the Essex
anded the Presidents party at Jersey City, where
lie took the cars tor Philadelphia, to whose hosl
alities we consign him and his charming
ride. After bref stop in Washington, the Pre- |
ident will leave for visit to the Rip Raps in Viz
ina
Miss Julia Gardiner is known as one of the most
accomplished daughters of the State of New
,ork II is said that the ladies of this country are
II IN favor of annexation, to man. Miss Card.
er is an honor to her sex, and goes decidedly for
'yler and annexation 81 BY this act also, the Pre-
dent has concluded treaty of immediate annex
ton, which will be ratified without the aid of the
enate Of the United States. Herein, therefore, is
oved the vexed mystery of President Tyler's zeal
or annexation. This is the genuine treaty. Clay,
Jan Buren,, Benton, one and all, have missed the
mark. Tyler alone has hit it, There will be no
xtra session. Our military and naval forces will
e withdrawn from the Texian borders, and there
vlll be no war with Mexico. The Union will not
e dissolved, for annexation is union, and not dis