The New York herald., 1844-07-12
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WASHINGTON, July 10, 1874.
Summer Flight Of the Prss,dsnt and Bride-Fsre-
men-Dinneys-and Poiittcs
J. G. BENNETT, Esq =
The White House is vacated. The only birds
left within its portals are Mrs Robert Tylers mock
ing bird, and that socabIe Irish House Martin, re-
jolcing in the Mllesan sppellative of Martin Ran
nahan--ln other words, Martin the ianitor He
received us at the door this morning
90 Good morning, Mr.. Rannahan''
=" Same to you, sir, same to you walk in, walk
in--hot as purgatory this morning.
eyes, or nearly SO. Is the Presided at home y"
6 The dvil bit They cut out, bag and bag
gage this mornlng--the President and his hand.
some lady, and TWO or three hangers on and as ma
ny nagurs, to Old Point Comfortable, in the stamer
Osceour."
g An! indeed, how long will he be gone ~
P'raps from five to sex weeks He has to go
TO Old Point, and the Rep Raps, and Williams.
burgb, and Richmond and as that reporter of the.
Herald says, TO the white, yellow, red, green, blue
hot and cold, sour, salt, and sweet Sulphur Springs
p'raps.' ta.s
And who is the administration pro tempore-for
the tune beng, that To say, Mr.. Rannanan 20
Your humble servant, sr, is President pro tenn
Howdsever, think MIR. Tyler might have Jeff the
power cf attorney In my hands TO helst few OF
these earwlgs OF the Departments ! would write
on their walking papers as fast as could frank 'em
IL
the Pre.ident deal of blarney before his face and
OF tricherous abuse behind his back; and no mis-
take In white eye, the saying s."
And he has delegated no such authority you
say - -
: The divil a bit He carried off luggage enough
Tor a cruise 10 Limerick or Ballygannon He NAV
be gone Tor month or two, and these poor loafin'
ofhce seekers will have TO wait, running up heavy
bills tor vittes and drink, and then, tin to one be
sent packing TO Halifax with flea in their ears
God help 'em, poor kraturs."
Alter some further conversation with the polite
and Intelligent door-keeper, on the Philadelphia
riots and their effect the morals of the city OF
shad-bellled coats and broad brms, he said that
this was the seventh time since Mr.. Van Buren, ap.
pointed him to his responsible post that the White
House and the weight Of the government had been
lett IN his hands, and that the first complaint had
yet to be made that he had failed in administering
the government to the satisfaction OF the people in
any instance
company of Baltimore fremen, about fifty
strong, OF that class dlsparagngy called rangers,
loafers, and soap-locks, and VINO look as though
they would as soon strike man full between his
optics as smoke penny cigar. have been among
US for several days past. On Monday, they dined
with the Mayor at Tom Bakers, (the Pewter Mug
Hotel OF Washington y yesterday they discussed
French Dinner at the White House with the Pre-
sldent, and suppered with company OF the city at
the Navy Yard, by whom they wei e escorted from
the Presidents to the music of brass band. They
Kept up the NEST rlotous noise in the streets last
night; and this morning, much TO the relief of the
cltlzens, returned to Baltimore We are apprehen-
sive, however, that the excellent treatment they
received may have the effect of inducing other
companies TO try their luck We feel authorised
to advise all such to wait for an invitation, which
at proper season will be given, as Texas will be
annexed, you know, when it is practicable
The Democracy of Washington are expecting
aconhrmation OF their supposed triumph in Loul-
slana ltit comes,a round of artillery will be fired
IN front of the Globe Office in honor of the victory
II is Tom Lloyd and not John, that has jumped
into the Surveyorshlp at Baltimore. Some other
mistakes occurred in our hasty despatch OF yester-
day, which the reader will have detected and cor
rected. BoB.