The New York herald., 1845-04-19

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yers and public officers in removing Although his los
ses are very great they have had effect in imparng
or suspendng for moment the innate nobility Of his
SOUL
one case we are told that Pittsburg merchant who
way home his properly had been Wholly destroyed BY
the fire, and that as consequence he was ruined man
merchant from whom ho had made the purchases, and
begged him to take back his goods remarking that he
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Correspondence Of the Herald
BosToN, April II, ls45.
Il meD LoceH to be bwlt-E6ects of Damn,ing-t
Herald's Washington Corespomdence- Official
Orgam-lMorton not get yeturmed-State of the
Snfres-NeO French System la Church-A
Religious Symptom The English Steamers-
John Bull, Tsras and Oregom-Redding f. Co.'s
Depot-Es6ects of Cheap Literature, &c &C.
In enumeratipg the increase of the manufactur-
ing business in the old Bay State in my last for
got to say word about a new project Of consider
able moment, which Is worth chronicling. At the
last session OF our Legislature, Samuel Lawrence
Esq, a brother of the Hon. Abbot Lawrence, of
this city, and some other influential men, gotta
charter tor new company, to be called the Essex
river, and build mills there The stock Of this
company Is pretty much taken up, and the dam is
to be commenced this summer The dam will be
b hit at Andover, mile or two out from the Gen.
IRE OF that town, and will create water power Of
greater capacity than that at Lowell. The conse-
quence will be, in the present rage for manufac-
turing, tnat new Lowell will be built up there, to
rival the city of that name now so celebrated
throughout America. The people who have got
hold OF the affair are heavy capitalists, and men
of great energy, and II must go ahead.
In perusing your Washington correspondence.
which by the way, is the best that is offered to the
ptblc by any paper, / noticed that great deal is
now said at the capital about the official organ
The post OF government editor seems to have been
established as regular office, as by common con-
sent and 1t we are to have the game Of official
organ of the national government, don't see why
We should not have the name also. Heretofore.
the organ OF the government, has been rather a
quasi affair, ~ most only semi, and sometimes only
demiseml-o ffcal but NOW it appears that things
are to be called by their right names, and the editor
OF the administration. paper IS TO be regularly in.
stalled into office, with the customary forms and
ceremonies. Congress has never directly recog-
nZsd such an officer heretofore but it is to be
presumed that under the new arrangement, there
Will be some law resolution passed at the next
session, regularly establishing and recognizing the
organ of the government, and its conductor or
organist. Perhaps, in lieu CT stated salary, the
pa1G may PC
OF the organ will do it as cheap and as we'll as ano
her. why mott
Gov. Morton, the Collector in esse, has not ye:
returned from Washington, and great is the ankle
~ IN consequence, on the part OF incumbents and
expectants. There are, / suppose, some FIVE hun
dred and seven trembling expectants, whose patri-
otic desire to serve the government almost unmans
them, and to say the least quite incapacitates them
tor any other business Just at present. There are
aIso some seventy one quivering incumbents who
know not what they shall be, but who feryentily
pray that they may not share the fate OF Elijah,
and be translated. This state OF mind has a con-
tary effect upon upon them from what II does on
The expectants, Wis making them renal Ikably ASST
duous in the discharge of their duties and Profound
~ Impressed with the virtues and talents OF the ex
cellent Collector that is to be. In view of this pit
ni exhibition OF humanity, dislnterested, thin
shoed, thread-bsre philosopher may exclaim, as he
whihs his long nine in his cob-webbed garrett, "
tempoya o mores 7" What consummate jack asses
The wonder OF the hour now on the carpet here,
Is DR.. Church, French gentleman of education
and rehned manners, who he's introduced new and
highly successful system OF teaching the French
language. He has rooms at the fremont Temple.
where he lectures every evening to large classes OF
gentlemen, and during the day to numerous fair
ladies' He teaches one to read write, speak, and
know the meaning OF the language at one and the
same time and by series OF large lettered dia-
grams or tables, impresses his instructions most
strongly upon the mnd 1t is getting to be quite a
common saying among the fashionabes,-"I am
going to ChMch"-and the unirihated, when they
hear it give glory 10 the proper authority for the
great spread OF religion In the fashionable world.
| see your crack steamer, Great Western, mas
arrived, and the Herald Extra gives US the news,
sccnndem drtem. She has had rather long pas
sage, but that Is To be expected az this season Of
the year In the course Of day two we shall
look for the arrival of the Caledonia mail packet
az this port her day OF sailing being the 4th inst, SIX
days later than the Western. Hernews will be some
what later, but probably will not add much TO the
stock you send US this dey. John Bull roars at the
passagc OF the Texas resoluuone but does not show
his horns The inaugural allusion to Oregon also
gives him little fever. md if Oregon and Texas
had both passed the last Congress together, John
might have been mad enough TO fight. As II is,
the plan Of giving him homGputhrc doses, Texas at
one session, and Oregon at the next, will work
well, and keep the old fellows blood from getting
above fever heat. Thus the quarrels OF Congress.
sional politicians some times do good, Tor you re-
member that II was the vote OF the south Carolina
Senators that defeated the Oregon bill at the last
session. They didn't like the looks OF Folks ca
blnct
Your agents here. Redding " Co., are doing a
pretty stiff business Their large establishment IN
State street is well supplied with the literature OF
the day IN all its branches, well attended by obliging
and polite salesmen. and thronged with purchasers
The yestbule of their establishment has become
sort OF literary exchange, and high change with
them is when the Southern mail arrives with the
Herald. A man has 10 put in early to get one, so
grea, is the rush TO ''see what Bennett says"
There are some other good Literary Depots here,
Including Halliburton Dudley's, but Redding's
IS the best as 1t is the oldest This is a new kind
few years, in consequence OF the great redncuonln
the cost OF making books papers, @c ,and .ne won
derful facilities Tor speedy lnter,S mmumcauons
between different parts OF the count Inc appe-
tite for reading has thus been gIeatv ihcreaseuto
The manifest Improvement OF the body pohuc, tor
when people are reading some good work, they are
kent ont of worse pursuits, and, to some extent,
heir minds are elevated and enlightened. Blu
thcrc i vet room tor mrch Improvement