New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14
Loco-Focoism Mt the Capital-Adjourn-
ment-HoS the Treaty got Out-Ihe
Cabinet-Nfr. CLAW. &c. &c.
From our Special Correspondent,
Nil 1sll

Cabinet-Mr. Clay. &c. &c.
From our Special Correspondent.
WAsHISGToS Mas l.. lSA
Events are thickening here very fast. The
Loco. Foco Members of the House held caucus
las, night, and decided on adjounlng on thc2o'h
OF Nav, inst |; was suggested by some that II
would be advisable to remain here two or three
weeks aGtc. the adjournment of the Baltimore
Convention, and have 4 meeting (prvatej OF the
Members and Delegates, so as 10 interchange
opinions sentiments feelings, &C.; to harmonse
the leaders from all sections Of the Union ard all
wings OF the party; and to agree upon some con-
solidated plan Of acton for the coming campaign
This was overruled, on the ground that the long
or thev remained here the more they would guar
rel araong themselves; 50 they have agreed to
separate on Saturday week, go home, organize
their several States, and make the best fight they
can in the ensuing contest.
On Friday, Mr.. Archer introduced, IN secret
session of the Senate, a resolution to expel Mr.
Tappan for violating the secresy of the Senate.
This was not carried. A resolution was then
introduced 10 pass a vote OF censure on Mr.. lap
pan for sending the Treaty 10 the Post This
believe was carried.
The Senate are now discussing motion TO
discuss the Treaty with open doors, secresy being
no longer necessary, since the Treaty has been
made public through copy Sureptitlousiy OBJ
tanned To this the Loco-Foco Senators object
and are willing to word the resolution IN conse-
Guence of a COPY having boon published by
Senator in violation OF the Rules of the Senate"
This question will be decided in day or two, and
it is probable that the Senate will sit in Executive
Session and discuss the Treaty, even after the
House adlourns.
1t is not at all likely that the President will send
in any more nominations before Congress ad-
lourns He will give the Treasury Department
TO leading Loco-Sias Wright, or Allen, if
either of them will take it, which they will not.
Look out for farther developments, &c. in the
Globe and other papers, in the way of letters.
Cass's letter, re.trrnmed and made TO order, and
a strong letter from Levi Woodbury., are on the
stocks-all going strong for Texas.
Mr.. Clay will leave for home tomorrow pro-
baby He is in excellent health and spirits;
most beautiful Daguerreotype likeness has Just
been taken of him by young Mr.. Edwards, for
his great q" National Miniature Gallery"
By-the-bye, let nc say a word or two, en- possaht,
about this splendid Cutlery. have been watching
the progress made all the winter by two Young men,
Alessrs. Edwards and Warner tot the firm Of An
,h"ny, Ed""rd' A. Coz :" t"t'rF pos""rr""';pe
lkcnesses OF all the great public characters resident
in and visiting Washington. This has been done
to form great National Gallery and ii is indeed
Gallery worthy OF the name. Go yourself, and tell
your renders TO go, over to this Gallery III Broad
way, near the American Hotel, t~hithcr these
portraits are all sent Seekly,) and least Their eyes
| see frequent advertisements OF Daguerrean Hal-
Ierirs Ac. &c. which ARE collections OF hkenesses
ot any body that happen to be left on The hands OF
the Artists, but here have the real mG!eriei Of Il
National Gallery. Nessrs. Anthony, Edwards n
Go. have IA their COLLECTION accumte DGguerieO-
fypes OF several hundred persons whose names are
part o their Country History and are continually
increasing the number Ar. Edwards has been
passing the winter here and Will remain until the
adjournment for this purpose, so as 10 make the col
cction IN New ork as complete rs possible. APP |
pended to the likeness Is the autograph OF each IN
liyidun. thus increasing the interest. This is the
lnly Gallery ot the kind III the country and a II !
.ost- nothing should be seen by every one III New
ork and h-rc. The only remuneration expected /
~ these gentlemen for their great outny oi time |
md expense Is the increased patronage OF those who
lesirc lhcir own hkeneSses; and | am sure their |
modest rcyues viii be appreciated. have exam
ned the collections OF all those VINO are eminent IN
hi- line IN the country. and unhesintngly pro-
lOuucc then Miniatures 10 be unr1valcd IN eNecu- /
non in accuracy md IN scene effect, and many /
Foreigners here have stated that there
= nothing superior, II equal 20 them ~ Europe. |
The Improvements IN thus ar made by them tins /
winter urc astonishing, giving as they do all the |
rrcngth and color OF painting with the fidelity o
Nature itself hs YOU always love 10 foster modest /
merit aud uuduubtci talent, | commend the Gale
y 10 your critical attention.
1t s impossible TO say at present whether Van
}urcn Stewart, Cass, or Dodge will he nomna-
cd on the 2,th. Rest assured Mr.. Van Buren,
annot get Virginia, Pennsylvania, nor Indiana,
md even his friends are doubtful OF Ohio.
Whc, you were here you complained bitterly ot the Hute
with usi Next Session ",l hnvc cause o
umplant Me,srs Tyler "a good Clay Wing who went ia
iils, t vote iot ior IosRinJ ~ Je"eti, iar
icry ol the Exchange Baltimore. open uew house IA the
.rantc Bmr, peuus, ,aun A,eauc tins Fail II Will be
excellent place. combining economy with every possible
omior Rut moro than tlt Mr.. samuel Coleman of the
\,tnf House ,ntor possession 0i Gud, on the 5ih c
ul, next He Nl entoy rcii aud feu"'nte It. nnd nien
n splendid scule , 1t ot September and sl who kin"
am nu h, admirable iuuag cement OF the Nor lIoue know
At kecp t the best hotels IN the CouHr'. At
h sunmcr reni compliant hR been uHde oi The ,iahnr
ouucced with G1l,l' ;h' sili eNis ro longer the ODD
National Hotel ,ahe burned down last Winter, have been
ebult ia "a most elegant style by Me,sr Walker n kmme
he ,tnbiue prooi can he made nHd the sni
c the uo,t admirable ntlar tina, there aie
nly LOO f rae livery horse owned by the propnco' and
tor nearly lOO travellers hoc the coach
uusc, are elegantly arranged and fitted all 'o of beau
la vehicles Kept there sgd ts no eNseceaton 10 sny that
h, establishment Superior ,hnc IN part Of the
,oun;t, nt present
The rumors of trouble in the Cabinet at pre-
sent, are untrue, But, beyond d doubt, there
viii be another break up N the Cabinet I'M
nediaielv after the Baltimore Convention.
Mr. Nelson cannot remain, and Mr. Ty Ter is
now pretty well satisfied that Mr.. Wickllic has
lone much to bring ms part Of the Adminis;Ea-
on into wolul disrepute.
All the Foreign Ministers, excep, Wise, Cush-
ny, and Wheaton, Will very shortly be recalled.
Canal COMMISSIONER.
The best measure OF the late session OF our lie. /