The New York herald., 1844-07-13

counterplot-the Aurora f" has been purchased
and DR.. Wm Dunn English, of Philadelphia, Sc.
lecfed as the editor, to advocate the election OF
john Tyler To sustain this truly laughable and
utterly ridiculous movement, they have appointed
committees TO raise the necessary funds and super
intend the publication. The finance committee
selected are Henry c. Atwood, Surveyor Of the
Fort; James Suydam, Navy Agent. and jeremiah
Towle, naval officer, all democrats, and known 10
be friendly to the nomination OF Polk and Dallas,
and whom we have no doubtsswere selected for
this duty. without their knowledge or consent
The publishing committee are Redwood Fisher,
assistant postmaster, (Graham's tender y Frederick
A. Gay, and Mr.. Eldndge This may be set
down as the conservatives last kick ere they are
kicked out OF office, and better men selected in
their places This is their last effort ere they leave
tor Wisconsin or Iowa The deception, duplcity,
and dishonesty practsed upon John Tyler by this
handful OF lmbecile and perfectly inactive, inope-
ratlve, and inefficient wire workers, who could not
assemble ten men Of true political character Of any
party together for any political object, will be ex
posed and laid open to the public gaze ere long, as
we are preparing their history as connected with
the Tyler party. But few days will decide whe-
ther this conservative faction can WELD the power
and influence Of the administration in this city, or
whether it shall be placed in the hands of pollti-
cay honest and honorable men, who give John
Tyler full credit for all the good he has done his
country, while at the came time they seek net his
political ruin to advance the election of any other
man.
PoLITIcAL MOVEMENTS FOR CONGRESS.
activity is evinced in the political circles Of our
city relative to the nominations for Congress this
fall From appearances in the third district, CON-
prising the first, second, third, fourth and fifth
wards there Is every reason to believe that J. Phil
lips Phenix will te nominated by the Wings for re.
election and receive the support Of the natives from
the fact Of his advocacy of their petition
recently introduced in the Halls of Congress,
to extend the time of naturalization. John
|. Beyd, is The prominent democratic candi-
date In the fourth district, comprising the
9th, 7h, 10th and 18th wards, now represented by
VIM. B. Maclay, the wings will nominate Hiram
Kechum, who will receive the whole native vote
Of that district. Mr.. Maclay will be candidate
for re-nomlnation and Robert H. Morris, Alderman
Briggs, Alderman Purdy, James r. Whiting, and
Alderman Nash, his competitors. In the fifth dis
trct, now represented by Alderman Leonard, the
wings will probably nominate Ogden Hoffman,
The Alderman will be candidate for re-nomina-
tioD, and VIM. Havermire, his most popular CON-
petitor In the sixth district, comprising the elc
venth, twelfth, ieeDth, sixteenth and seventeenth
wards, the wings will renominate Hamilton J
Fish, who will also be supported by the natives
The Democrats will present Jonathan !. Codding
ton, as their prominent candidate, but Eli Moore,
Fernando Wood, Alderman Lee and others, will
also be in the field for nomination.
The main principle involved in this union be-
tween the wings and natives is that OF the extern
sion Of the time of the right Of suffrage to twenty
one years, which no doubt the whg candidates
will pledge themselves to advocate in the Halls Of
Congress if elected AS an offset for this abandon
ment OF nominations for Congress by the natives,
the wings will in all probability not present an As
sembly'ckef, but support that offered by their COL
leagues, the natives.
"THER BUeLEs SUNG TRucE."-Our Boston
visiters stopped in town yesterday, and re-
posed-no, not exactly that, for between the
calls Of their friends, inquiries Of the curious, calls
TO dinner, &c, the day was hardly their own
We do not say they lost it-no good soldiers ever
lose day;
For friendly visits once begun,
For sake of frolic fame or fun
l. faith are worthy to be won
Some body said it was regular tiger hunt and the
boys got it into their heads that they were to have
one in the Park, which, IN consequence. became
quite full In the evening. BY way Of variety, they
marched out at o'clock and drilled for an hour,
the Brigade Band performing several pieces, az
fording intense pleasure to the crowd who had as
sembled The music elected three spontaneo
and hearty rounds Of applause-a pretty fair proof
that what we have already said in commentator
Of the Brigade Band was accurate.
The whole company went to the Chatham The.
atre in the evening, and, of course, were the oh
served Of all obsel vers.
LAKE ONTARIO STEAMBOATS, An exceedingly
agreeable, attractive and economical route to
Niagara and Canada is offered by the company
who run the splendid steamboats, on Lake Ontario
This mode Of travel renders the route diversified
and extremely pleasant.
THE EMPIRE ENGINE, Of company No. AZ, was
exhibited last evening, at their engine house, III
Nassau street, near Fulton The apparatus is Of
the largest class, and Of elegant manufacture, and
attracted the attention and admiration of hun
dreds including numbers Of ladies, who dropped in
during the evening
SARATOGA have been making prodigious
efforts at moral reform at Saratoga. house OF
ll.fame has been broken up But they canno,
break up the monopoly OF slander and scandal pos.
sessed by the ciiques at the Hotels.
MADAME DAMoREAUs CONCERT AT New BEIGH-
ToN.-This delightful musical treat will be given
this evening. Artot also will appear. great
many Of the fashionabes at present on Staten
Island will be present A steamboat will be il
readiness after the to bring back the visl-
tors from this city.
THE ALHAMRA.-Ths is a most delightful place
II is crowded every night with beauty and fashion
The ice creams are perfectly Elysian. The foun-
tsin--lhe arbors-the cool air--the inspiring music