The New York herald., 1845-11-10

the Philadelphia Custom House, has been here for
several days, protessrdly with view TO the settle
meBt OF his accounts but only 10 lay an anchor 10
the wlndward for new appointment lie Is man
OF lndomitable perseverance and energy, ana u ne
does not succeed, il will not be from want oil ef-
fort. Gong going gong W VINO o,ns psar tho ,.,s
collector OF Philadelphla and the nearly success
ful competitor for the nomination tor Governor AT
the time Porter received the expression of the popu-
lar voice. He is new, as he ever has been, the
warm personal friend Of Governor Porter, and for
that very reason is not very popular with Mr.. Bu-
chanan. IL is rumored here that Comptrolershlp
has been rendered TO him; but this believe to be
doubtful, and that his visit 10 Washington is con-
necied entirely with his accounts Collector
Simeon Cameron, Senator elect from pennsylva-
MIA, IN place OF James Buchanan, here a few
days since and was closeted with the President,
and subsequently with MIR. Walker. He is an init
mate personal Trend of the Secretary OF State. HIS
interviews with the President and Secretary oi the
Treasury were most probably connected with busi-
ness, though there are some uncharitabe to
give different version TO the matter. The election
o; Hopkins L. Turney, IN the Tennessee legislature,
to the United States Senate, by whg votes, will be
calculated 10 strengthen the position OF Gen Came
ron in that body.
Father Rltche is much troubled about the print
ing OF Congress The condition of things In Pennsy-
vanis, Will not be calculated to improve his pros
poets. IL is thought that the Dallas faction are not
very friendly TO HIM, and the late article in refer
ence TO Mr.. Buchanan, IN the Richmond Enquirer
which has been copied so extensively, has not been
calculated TO increase the feelings OF friendship en-
'ertalned toward the organ IN Pennsylvania on the
part of the friends OF Mr.. Buchanan. The delega-
tons from Pennsylvania and New York will exer-
else an important influence in the settlement of this
question. And much will depend upon the action
OF the Senate IN reference to the Collectorshp of
Philadelphla. Mr.. Buchanan is supposed to be un-
friendly to Mr. Horn, for the reason that Mr.. Horn
Is opposed to HIM, and In favor of Mr.. Dallas The
democracy OF The interior of Pennsylvania call tor
the rejection OF Mr.. Horn, while il is believed that
n. nt
II may be, that Pennsylvania will exercise an I'M
portant influence in The election of printer.
paper called the american Sentinel, y until re-
Gently edited by Peter Hay, who has turned g Ma
live,' and was one of their candidates at the re-
cent election IN Pennsylvania, has within the last
month or two contained number OF pungently
written articles on Pennsylvania and national
politics, said 10 be written by gentleman of the
name OF Hay or Howe-a great Van Buren, and
Wright man-whlch has created not little sensa-
ton here, Notwithstanding the limited circulation OF
the paper referred TO-. Sutherland is Supposed to
have had some sort OF connection with these ar
tices, but this suppostion he ayers TO be entirely
uniounded though he, as well as the propretors of
the Sentinel, have certainly been enabled to make
political capital out OF those ARTICLES, TO Judge from
the government pap recently administered to the
Journal above mentioned.
To sum up all have here hastily thrown together.
have arrived At the conclusion that the rival forces
OF " ork and Lancaster IN Pennsylvania will be
very likely from their private blckr rings TO defeat
the nomination OF candidate from that State for
The next Presldency-that The course o Mr.. Hon.
as Collector, while II has not pleased the friends OF
Mr. Dallas has disiieased those of Mr. Buchanan.
though his friends only continued in office
THAT the dissatisfaction thus created will have an
important Bearing th- election Of printer if il
snll b- understood that MIR. Horn is IL be sustained
by the ttnnsylvania S-nalors-tnat all these tficu
ties ana discussions may ultimately result in ay Ing
gu the shelf both Mr.. Dallas and Buchanan, and IN
ihe nomination IN lSiS, OF either Mr. Walker, Gen.
Cass, or Siias Virgin as the candidate for The next
Presidency. Kappa.