The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-21
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John Ross, the millionaire antocrat Of The Chero-
KEGS man Of unquestIoned abilties, put uecidediy
despot is moving heaven and earth Tor the reteii-
ton of his dictatorship; but undoubtedly some curD
will be put upon hlm-some safeguard 10 he anu
Ross party through whose negotiations tie wnole
tribe were removed out OF Georgia and Alabama
across the Mississippi, some years ago. II Is the
treaty for removal, and the majority contracting IL
which has kept alive the wrath of John Ross. lie
was anxious for better bargain for the land OF the
tribe by delaying its removal but falling IN achieving
this desirable result, he should have yielded with
better grace to the terms actually agreed upon lie
deserves some credit for his firmness IN resistance
OF the efforts of the United States agents 10 cheat
his people but the blood of the two Ridges, and
others OF the tribe, is unavenged HIS tenacty In
matters Of bargain may be accounted tor from the
Scotch cross in hls.vens and his warlke propensi-
ties from his Indian admixture Altogether, he is a
gentee looking citizen, rather polished IN his man.
ners and conversation, and would pass for white
al any table OF Virginia planters or North Caro-
lima tar-burners
Among the arrivals at Browns yesterday, are
Senior A. ]. Atocha son and servant, from Mexico.
HIS visit may be connected with some commission
from his government OF which, II II be so, shall
in due time be apprlzed.
The Richmond Enquirer and Dow q Fisks U. S.
Journal coming to hard knocks-that is if the
Journal will hit back and we dare 'em to do it for
then, look out, or old Father Richie, the old 'un
will come down upon you like shower-bath upon
man in a state OF magnetic sonnambulism. By the
way, Messrs. Dow & Fisk say in their paper of
Saturday, expressly that 1t is printed just TO please
themseves-Just tor the entertainment, edification,
amusement, and instruction of Fisk and Dow
Walk up, gentlemen, and take something, for you
must be dry.
Certainly, the Oregon and Mexican questions are
very ably handled by the whig correspondents of
the 'union;" but why have pair of good locofocos
TO do it
We shall have rare. pastime down the Bay this
season. Our felow-citizens here, Messrs. Tyler &
Jntal 10 >NI and
popular house, by the by)-are fixing up Piney Point
some ninety miles down the river in a style suitable
to the spirit of the age. Mr. H. A. Garland & CO.,
further down, are making great preparations for the
summer campaign Old Point Comfort, near fortress
Monroe: These are great places for sea bathing,
soft crabs, shepherds, crack-up music, delicious
scenery beautiful young ladies', and the best of so
ciety from the F. F. of "; always including the ju-
laps From the Springs in the interior hear of the
same busy hum OF preparation, and early in July
next, III we have no war, which, from the number
OF epaulettes about the War and Navy Departments
TINS morning. we can hardly hope to escape,) early
IN July next, you may expect to hear of the Flying
Cabinet some down the Bay, some at the White,
Red, Blue, or Yellow Sulphur, and some at Sarato-
ga We caution Mr. Buchanan to stand fast, for
II ne ventures, either to Piney Point, or Old Point,
or any other point of fashion, he is gone bachelor
So handsome and pory, and SO desirable an old gem
tieman as the Secretary of State, will find it more
Sprlngs-than the alternative of war with Queen
Victoria on the Oregon question The Secretary is
preparing his outfit In most extravagan style. He
Is actually getting another new pair Of brooches for
the summer campaign.
Our friend Morse, for number of years one of
the venerable corps of letter writers in Washington
Tor the New York press, is here in the very agreea
Bile, because successful, prosecution of matrimo-
NAL suit The young lady, we understand is one
OF the fair daughters of Fairfax county. God grant
that our turn may come one of these fine days.
Mr.. Blair, we understood yesterday, would not 90
to the Hermitage, from the apparent mpossibllty OF
his reaching there before the death Of the beloved
old General. No contingency, otherwise, would
have stayed him. Races near Alexandria to-nor-
row, of which you shall hear. w.