The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-07
Prass TIVE C~nrs.
Warrington.
WhsntnGtOns
Correspondence OF the Herald |
JAMEs GORDON BENNETT -

q a. 4 waZ o ysr iooi, non, Al d max yeu o.
yer driyi ~ tue hti~ tps matter IL yrrir IS IL
my lend 10 ln;pru lie r,nf.is II ,onr valuable
.nrnt bnu t.is p.oe,ut,r aud disirsnei II. 4 MOI
tas e til metropolis i.ve brtp amusing 4. m
s-y hn~ lie wt hon,r Is Oh IL hcsm ends--
aud hp.y t. Ca,is.r las hrrn pre- .rlg for his
exit, ahcl vii u 49, eraent o. whites,
dukes sld 81, wps-- H. t,itc. sld quediupe ds
composing old Veto'7 srt-. and la,, h-g, and bag
gage. TO some rural ,efeat there 10 muse Ger the
days Of {" aud lang syn."-ihe happy Tour years,
Notwithstanding tbs c5itquy heared on them by
wings and locos.
Sic transit gloria mundi -
The cabnet net on Friday relation 10 the
structons oi ii. B NJ Naval officers on The Aifi-
can station. The President sat in his ''old arm
chair" which, by the bye, moves Oh IA pivot, and
has led % tiny lnstnuluons
Captain Bob, by the way, "a passant. il not
O-B-bob Nm tpi one u Bohadii, .si' g" Saturday
Ing All The huai resait 1T TIE elections hr knoan
te hiss b. IN, during The =, jntIn IA Phllad, yhia,
uudsr the tu,titp o. Je e. s., b.gtr known as
thu Honorable, JUG. or Doctor s., perfect Ca.
leb Quoem, amalg ,inat'F ct nostruns 10 heal, il
pass be tia disselsItns ~ The Loco ranks The
judge his hac, IN conjunction with irefcs, the ap-
pointing power III the preat III adminis'rd,ionJohn
having let al 10 his i0g"r, into whose hands he
"cnmp rIely resigned himself"
Great crowds at the " Globe" examining the cleo
ton returns, and at the Post Office, 10 view Morses
Telegraph" with the expectation, no doubt, of
catching peep OF the electric spark as il passes
with the news along lis wlry conductor Our citi-
havebecome OF late very sharp sighted and also
very MUSICAL parading the streets, back and front,
in procession, stepping out 10 the notes OF Yankee
Doodle, discordantly emanating from solitary
blow-ppeHwhch, methinks, has bronchitis, or
some such obstruction in its windy passage, par
tcular!y when emitting the dulcetstrains Of "Walk
The White House stands alone in its gloeminess,
Martin pacing his lonely rounds, endeavoring to
catch one parting peep OF "rale" Democrat.
lawn walla Of them, fine, sauncy+ crathures devil
less, the soul to the christian you can see now,
at all, at all. Och, murther! Shure its enough
to break the heart in me; the peoples house
intirely. Yerrah that mayn't sin! Lord betunes
and harm in the days OF Matt. We had full and
plenty, lashings and lavlDgs, white and black
Faith, I'm the only white, barring a Dutchman,
who is complete Judy, and doesn't know B from
Turf kish. Take pinch, yer honor -
A new, and 1t appears an efficient character has
lately developed itself, as being OF some service TO
the administration, IN the person OF James Maher,
Pennsylvanian, very remarkable for an Irish
brogue, which, maugre his Nativesm, clings with
obstinate tenacly to his tongue. and leads one 10
Pepns ylvanian. An American would call this
character an Arnod--a FrenchmaD, Fouche-an
lrishman, Jenny O'Brlen-but no, he is neither !;
only confidential TO his Excelency, to whose ear
ne commentary carries MS noteS. now Jenny
acts in the double capacity, is not for me to de-
termne.
Col. Graham, Of Cincinnati, has received the
appointment OF Consul TO Buenos Ayres. Col. G.
was Harrison man, at whose death he resolved
himself into a Tyler man, and has been Of some
service. Provision is being made for them all, and
if il be James X. Folks fortune TO please the PEG.
pie, Johns friends will be snugly located for four
years more. There are few remaining who wait
their opportunity. They know how many beans
make five, and so does TEAGuK.
rSauncy-lucky.