New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-26
MIR, Richie aud the Tariff.
Tie Editor of The Un,oa thus responds to
nnnrins

Tie Editor OF The Un,oa thus responds TO our
queries
1--WE answer plainly at once that Mr. Green. of Rich
mond avery near and respectable relative, once
largely interested IN Texas lands that ne surrendered
them. along with his other effects, when, owing 20 an
unexpected change Of fortune. he became bankrupt
under the law that from iha, momont be was deter
mined pay all his debts II he ever had II IA his power
thai he appreciation Of che srrcdecd lands ~ ITas N
enable HIN accomplish ma, object ne but that h
Is a man of indomtabc energies. who cannot be put
down aud who is likely 10 recover his ground aud o.
repair his fortunes Is for ourselves instead of benz
"aheavy loser by his endorsements. iose nothing
We have not paid iog HIM OF lent him sous ami We
have not Tho slightest interest or hope OF receiving back
any money getting clear OF any endorsements by tho
saeahirS OF Texas lands bonds. or SCRIP of any sort
because have moneys to endorsement
10 meet ON his account. And now We have answered
the Tribune" plainly We ask him with equal frank
ness is he ashamed thus 10 mcddc with the private
affairs OF other In which have special interest To-
sweryc our editorial courscf Would any gentleman do
this unless he under the magn influence ol shame
less party prciudicosi The sooner the Tribune diso
buses his mind of these the he Will assume the
character oi the gentleman. aud consult the dignity OF
the press
- We give Mr.. Riches explanation in full
and with pleasure state tina, he is moi legally re-
sponsiblc for his sOn.in law debts, as we had been
informed he was We still believe. however thar
his relationship and its incidents have influenced his
course with regard 10 Texas and rendered him O
more vchemcn, Anncxatonsi than he otherwise
would have been. We do not think he would have
thrown his influence against Mr.. Van Buren,
nomination last year but for this Ii is very natural
for gentlemen in his prcdcamont 10 talk voluby OF
private affairs, the dignity OF the press, &c but
we happen to know that Texas lands scrip Nc.
have cxcr,cd potent influence on the course OF
promincn, journals and insist that in such cases
private affairs become matters OF the gravest
public concern We may vet be required to engage
in buichcrins human beings. or hiring others do
80, on account of these very private affairs
TnEr CATS OF VICTORIA NOT VISITING PASIS-Ihc
Par papers state that there sterious rnOr that
the OF Nictoras declining 10 visit Paris was the
knowledge that plot had been connected against her
Msle.v domestic peace whose jealousy ~ Prince Albert
is generally understood II Is said that some "a the
most beautiful women al he Partisan Court hsG resolved
attack the Prince Immediately his arrival and their
plans eNqusciy arranged that he could hardly
fail TO have fallen into the prepared for him Her
Majesty however. heard Of H. and Notwithstanding the
urgent cutcacs OF The Duke OF Neiuours and he SO
hcsilons OF Philippe and the rest OF h.s family she
manned ineNoTsbc and does not yst Paris this year.
Evening Mirror
10 1t Is great pity that the names Of these
most beautiful women of the French Court, are
no, given. Surely. these ladies' So eager 10 adver
tise themselves courtcsans of the bases, Kind
ought no, to blush unseen-,hourh We rather dis
trus, their ability to blush otherwise The poor
creature who walks Broadway or haunis the Palai.
Royal seeking the wages Of iufamy because sb,.
must have brcad-siill more the victim of her own
ungoyernablc PASSIONS model Of female virtue
if compared with these Court ladies' of rank fashion
aud beauty 80 eager 10 violate the laws OF God and
of their being merely for the infamous purpose
OF torturing the heart and embuerins the future
days OF devoted wife and mother
We We're about to say something harsh Of the
appearance OF such articles as the above wi,hou,
word OF rebake or disapprobaton, in American
journals butwc know how easily paragraphs some
times slip into daily papers. aud how difficult il H. in
q season when Frehoh literature and French morals
are 10 fashion utterly to avoid them. So lei il pass
~ At Nerark on "Wednesday Thomas Wal.
lace. boy - years OF age over snd kill ed by
shs Z o'clock transportation cars.