The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-01
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald ]

WASHINGTON, July 30, 1874.
The old Shoes and The Neio Cnston,er-Ihe White
House, and the Family, and little chat With
Jenny of kilkenny he District anks- he
old Eickory and The :. ickory Sprout-.j gooa
omen not Recorded The Catholics, the Orphans
&c, &c.
The question is settled, il we hear Alright. DIR
w. Collins, Of Portsmouth, Va. who has been more
active in the cause of Tyler for twelve months,
than in the relief of his patients, has been reward
ed with the shoes of I. r.. Wise, deceased, Isl
Auditor of The Treasury. Among the expectanis
were S. r. Hobbie, Of the Post Office. Duff Green,
DR.. Malory-( Great many doctors in lower vlr-
sinia-ihey have to have 'em)-Isasc Hill, Fiiz.
rasistro, &c.
President Tyler is expected here on Saturday OF
Monday next. Boat goes down twice a week, ard
up by Williamsburgh-an twice week Jenny
Maher sends of (care of the Capain) to the young
BRIDE Of the White House, choice lot Of flowers
from the public gardens. Bless her swate eyes, y
says Jenny, ''she loves the flowers, and she shall
have 'em, the blooming crature, that she shall. y"
Young John and his lady are down in Virginia
The poet and HIS lady are supposed to be at Cape
May, luxuriating in the salt sea brine. We expec'
'em all home next week, and SIGH time as we
have IN the mansion will beat all natur.
The District Banks are keeping up their issues by
dating back II the next session should bar suci
.vasions OF the late law, the banks, we hear, con
Jointly propose to buy out the charter Of the Bank
Of Annapolis, Md, and such other neighborDe
concerns san be had cheap, and work upon thes,
materials for the supply OF paper circulation fo
The District Of Columbia. Can't tell how the,
could manage il. We think they had better phi
IN good face and die according TO the statute
Passing through the Presidents grounds as
evening, we saw that the hickory tree which was
planted there in Gen. Jackson's time, and which
tor several years has been at the point of death,
has now taken a fresh start, and IS green anc
promising, while young hickory has sprung out
by the side OF it, and growing right smartly. II
that is not good omen for Polk aud Dallas, kwrlte
me down a dull-ass. The Irish gardeners have
planted several other hickory trees about the
grounds, since the nomination Of young hickory
The executive gardens never looked more beauti
full Arrah, Jenny, and you're covey, my boy,
and by the shoe strings Of st. Patrick you're .
beauty, too, without paint, powder, steel-frap OF
hustle. Will you take something, my darlin'l
We passed an agreeable hour at the exhibition
ofihe pupils Of ST. Vincent's Female Orphan Asylum
of this city to-day Sister Martha politely provided
US with an eligible seat. Sweet children-forty or
fifty Of then,-evldences of their learning and ac
complishmsnts very gratifying, and they sing lik
boboIincums of a summers morning. The dear
little things under the care Of the Catholic Sis
tiers of Charity" and dependent upon them, the CT
tizens, Father Mathew, and their Father in Hea.
ven. With such lot Of good friends, and W.
ueople, these Catholics, after 81 and we defy
Bishop Hughes to change our opinion. Bon.
p. S.-The shanty OF. the coons was dedicated
last night. The meeting was held on; OF doors, at
usual, the shaniy being OF no use whatever ia the
proceedings. Hon. ] M. S Causin spoke for Clay,
Mr. Willis Green, oil Kentucky spoke for Clay, Mr.
Mudd said also that it was kiUd lot second natu
tor him TO stick to Clay. The Gee Clubs supe
songs for Clay, but there was not a soul on ~,
ground TO pray for him. They kept up the disur.
bance ill near two in the morning, when the com
pany finally dispersed, one half Of them al leas
wondering what Office they would get if Mr. Clay
should happen to be elected.
THE MORMON WAR.-The senior Editor OF this
paper, Mr.. Taylor, at the horrible assassination OF
Joseph and Hiram Smith in Carthage Jail, on the after
Of the 9th day Of June received three wounds ~
his left thigh and knee and In his lett wrist; beside
which, fifth ball. spent its force against his watch In
his le pocket This ball but for the timely inter
OF this valuable watch have caused iustsn
DEATH II would have passed directly into his lights
This watch, though drcaifully shattered Is friend iha
points to the very moment when he stood between l
and DEATH the hands pointing to IS o'clock, 10 minute
and 10 seconds s.u
Late in the evening Of Friday last we received the fol
lowing reply from Gov Ford TO tho "wsrsaw Commute.
OF safety There could satisfaction arise TO us b.
publishing tbs Warsaw cammunicat alton, and wo Therefore
omit II. We are pleased with the the Governor
takes aud the responsibility he execute usc,
according TO law Should he carry his plans through
srv,y legal an he has purposed and promised In thu
document his friends and those he wins by doing
right, may long value the for HE partially auf