The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-17
ALBANY, Dec. l3. lss6.

1 ALBANY, Dec. l3, ls45.
Opinions relative to Oregon THe Normal SchooIsEf
feet Of a War-Yisf TO the Catholic Church-Fairs,
! Taeaf,icais Cold Weather, &C. &c.
The correspondence published in the Ne York Herald
1 between the American psnpotentiaries Messrs Web
ster Calhoun and buchanan, and the British penipoten
tiary Mr. Pakenham, is the chief subject Of remark in
this city at the present time II has been remarked that
that portion of the correspondence emanating from the
American Secretaries is highly credtable to the United
States Government and worthy OF the distinguished
source whence originated. Some hazard the OPT
Mon that title, by every human and divine law, to
Oregon is clearly established. There is always var-
ETY. OF opinion it is termed upon such topics Others
think that Pakenham has got the American commission
ers the hip to trite expression; thar the
elusive right Of occupation is vested in England and
that there should be and will be "balance Of power
on this continent As have before announced to you,
the general impression seems to be that there will be
appeal to arms before this vexatous question Is final
y and forever put at rest The democrats charge the
wings with attempting to excite panic, but the
opinions Of the radical pressthe independent
tive press the metropolis the greatest weight with
the masses and exercises most decided influence upon
the minds Of the political and social cques Of all grades
and degrees
His Excelsncy the Executive of this State in compa-
ny with Mr. Benton, visited the Normal school in this
city the day before yesterday for the purpose Of in
speeding the various departments and deciding upon the
merits Of the pupils The governor expressed himself
delighted with the arrangements of the institution and
the progress Of the scholars Col Young fills the place
of the Rev Dr. Potter resgned in the Executive Com.
The circulation of the banks here was never greater
than this fall There is nothing deposit and operators
IN bread stus have borrowed and begged endorsers in
order to convert every dollar into material for consump
ton.
city, and delegates appointed to represent them in the
County Convention to be held at New Scotland on the
Goth inst.
certain ntimations which doubt deemed posi-
lively ridiculous and absurd wit that II the country
preciptated into with England, there might
not be perfect unanmity in such an emergency among
the American people wish to be understood as echo
least entitled to consideration Few men in America
ever dreamed that in game where our republican in
stitutions would be the stakes all minor differences,
political social would not be- Tor the present buried
in oblivion. This may be true or it may not be true.
followed Governor Wright into the Post Office day
two since He carried in his hands bundle Of letters
and anxious to have them despatched per next mail
wondr what those letters Probably private and
raj review Of his policy the tariff perhaps together
with the Oregon question, and Mr. Folks plan Tor the
as keeping an and transfer Of the public
bad hat" and said, very impudentiy-" Cav: Wright,
what's in the wind I. 1T was villanous cold day u
deg below zero, and the snow was falling fnely) His
Excellency turned about and answered in apropos
sort Of way" Fine particles of cevery keen and cut
morning. sir" with an elevation Of my fingers to my hat
again. Good morning" snid his Excellency.
eyes political, during the sitting Of Congress- from
whence DIVORCES the radi offun Of mighty events of
legislation for the million and in fact Of everything
which interests the world in general and the United
States particular but predicate that my deporable
location in this country town. among the wolverines
WILL after ALL afford me small chance OF successful
competition with your Washington letter writer's.
You'll There will be greater excitement here
this winter than there was in Canada during the rebel
lion in 1895, than there in London, now, account
of the death of Mrs. Caudle
couple Of countrymen from Otsego county stepped
into Catholic Church in this city last Sunday to wit
the proceedings. They had never been inside of
Catholic sanctuary before and quite frightened
|
they exhibited their surprise to the congregation by
laughter at the close of the service the gentlemen
were proceeding to the door, old woman seized
one of them by his coat collar and commenced very
vigorous attack his person in which she eveloped
the character of real amazon The fellow got upon
his knees and promised to disturb Catholic con-
gregaon again. and the old lady verv graciousy per-
The dear beautiful girls holding several fairs in
crowded every evening by gentlemen DESTROYS to
their homage at the shrine OF the beautiful part of
creation A lady has but to tender gentleman arti-
Gle, and he tenders his purse in return.
Dempster sang last evening at the Delavan
House He. He gave The May Queen" and I'm sitting
| + the Delavan was crowded with fashionable au-
dienes Among the cadence t remarked the State
elocutionary lecture in this city Monday evening
| next
The Rev. Dr. Baird lecturod last evening at the cha
rel of tbs Female Academy Mr. Rices the atrical
pany continue to draw crowded houses. Mr.. Warren.
is in himselfa host. think he is first class comedian,
and in some characters Dan Marble Yankee Hill
would lose the palm in competition MIR. Eddy, young
tragedan playing here, is deserving of notice Hs EVIL
IDENTIFY has the calbre for tragedian and by proper
course Of training, promises to be excellent Mrs H.
Hunt makes her deout for the winter Mon
day evening learn that she will appear in number
Of her most popular characters and that gentleman of
talent and power has volunteered to sustain This
gentleman has never appeared upon the stage, but he
has the necessary qualities for splendid tragedan
Miss St Clair is beautiful girl and is winning golden
opinions"
When Bonaparte vacated Moscow with his army, the
thermometer marked 30 degrees below
oil his men persisted in that campaign Well the Their
mometer the outer door oLmy Office marks u degrees
below to-day--S degrees higher than the Rus
sian win r. II is little the coolest weather ever
perienced in America.
Four horses were drowned yesterday, in attempting
to the river the ice. opposite this city.
A three story brick building was consumed by fire
this morning, in Broadway. Some two or three families
suffered severely.