The New York herald., 1845-11-11
WASHINGTON, PAST IL o'clock, .
SUNDAY night, Nov. 8, lS45,

And cloudy morning. AS we eApecteu, as VIC
had every reason to expect, the editor OF the Union
is down upon the whole corps Ct the correspondents
of the Herald, for the msstatement OF volunteer
that there had been oyertures proposed between
Dow. Of the U. s. Journal, and Heiss, of the Union,
to a compromise upon the subject OF the printing.
Father Ritchle scoms any thing like compromise,
and he is right He goes not only . tor the whole
Of Oregon or none" but for the whole otihe House
printinp or none and that is the only way to do 1t
in both cases but in both cases we suppose there
will be good deal Of hagglng, to use the expressive
In respect of the assault upon Mr. Grey IN the
ynio,, office, we learn that 1t was cowhide used
by Mr. Heiss and not big stick Mr.. Grey either
misunderstood the instrument OF the inniction,
the refore or we misunderstood his statement. Mr.
Heiss, we are informed, also had torewarned our
unlucky contemporary against entering the U~fon
office s we think It tan an exc b ats n o a ba
subscription. Under legal prosecution, Mr.. Heiss
will have answer to the assault; some say that IN
making the assault he had a big stick In one hand
and cowhide ir the other but that he only used
the latter holding to the former as corps dc re-
serre in case of necessity but OF this we are not so
well certified as of the tact OF rather severe exco-
ration Of the neck OF Mr. Grey our oGly surprise
vigorously as he does on paper ne ought 10 nave nave.
entered into the skrimmage with corresponding
good earnestness. Even II defeated In tne set,o,
there would have been some glory IN exercising the
ripht of self-defence to the utterm0st. MT 1rey
st s;,he, rive nm politics or the principle of nom
resistance II is doctrine OF Christianity incom-
patibe with free discussion OF polltics ana polu-
cians. -; L.. 90,
,nodore Moore late of the Texian Navy, shall hold
something OF corresponding rank IN ms Transfer 20
tbe United States service, instead OF being raced
10 a Lieuenant the rank which he occupied before
he volunteered in the Texian cause, we are also
informed that he will probable appeal 10 congress on
the subject of the balance due hlm from lexas Tor
services as commander of the Texian Navy, OF
which balance though conceded by the Iexian Con-
gress, he was deprived by the veto OF President
Houston s h q, an a he 10
be, with the rank OF Post Captain In the United
States Navy. !, .-..l
Notwithstanding the incemency OF the Sabbath
lust passed, rain, hail, wind, seef ana snow, JUG
President and family, usual, were IN tser pew az
Mr. Sproe's church, (Frst Presbyterlan) a street.
The pinctnal pre- sence OF the Executive family NJ
the Stated preaching OF the %ar g0spe Of churcgong,
especially among the ofice-hoidehrs anu onde,tn
ers' who have taken, many OF them, wonae,,ui
liking OF late to the esceen. NE sro goSe is now the ,heoo
c,caI orcan not only OF the ADMINISTRATOR but oi
large nd liberal congregation OF insiders und 9utsi-
ders But if the latter can get INTO ONCE thousn c
door f the church, well and good; il not, they cannot
a,l m learn much to their spiritual and temporal ad-
Hon. C. j. Ingersoll, in his history Of the late
war, speaking Of the welcomes OF Gen. JacRso"'
says -
Nothing was wanting to his amazing riumphs BUT tn
wellington instead Of Packenham, as was OF hrst ints
ded should have headed the invasion Of Lousas 'os
Jackson might tear FROM THE nRow or NAroh'o'
auERER THE LAuNELs or WATERLOO
The chronology of Mr. Ingerso must pc pal'su, ,su,
ary clear on this subject when IT is recolec'ea we,
~ ranmsrv " lsis and the battle of Waterloo on The
18Th day Of June, or six months after the victory Of
the cotton bags.
aas- The Consul for Belgium, residing ', pau,
,,,ore has received official information from nls
government that the following ARTICLES les. win r ,s
Inno ,sas III csrese rye, barley, bIoNWhesS ''e'%'
carn bsaas psase Data oatmeal potatoes aho i've