New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03
csire.'. FIurry-Thc Cabinet-Judgc Thrns-
Court Nnrtiai-Pro-cripfiOn, &c. &c.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, september !. l-i5.
Tho conduct of General Gaines in making re-
or;.ion on the Governor of Louisiana for the ser
,cc. O, the militia, has certainly caused some per
.,,,v in the Cabinet As soon as the fact was
axc;.llv known here the President called his
Cabinet together and laid the matter before his adj
,.ers. who were thrown quite aback by the rash
meas Of General Gaines and the consequences to
which i, might lead justification OF the General
curse no one Of any party has attempted Al hrs'
h.true the Union cndeavored 10 show That II
nwas not directly authorized by the President 1t
va. an &C, liable to no objection in itself But the
nnrnurioe. of public opinion became 40 loud and
ysneral that was soon driven from this track And
on Saturday night il came out with a b0ldness "hich
contrasts singuary with lis former tone ahnouhc
mr that General Gaines has acted without orders
Ia, he has improperly intcriered with the command
Al Geoerl Ta,lor. and that he will receive the
ceusure OF the President. No one acquainted WIN
he history aud character of General Games can
have felt much surprise AT the course he has taken III
his matter His former rcquisitlon Oh tic Governor
dTennessee, to repc an imaginary encroachheh'
Of the Indians must be IN the recollection o' every
one Is il not notorious that he boasts OF the IRE
ouency with which he has cOurted responsibility
declaring that whenever his biography shall come 10
bsvrren il will be that III this respect ne mas
even surpassed General Jackson. Daring The Al
nhd..ration Of Mr. Tyler, did he not assume the re
sonsbhiiy of leaving his post Directly III me tes'
Of prohibitory regulation just established and 81
coming on 10 Washington. Is II not wen known
thai the President Indignant at this violation 81
orders that his friends became alarmed, AID endeav
or,d In vain 10 induce him 10 ask Tor iurOuSb,
ana that nothing but the most strenuous efforts ON
ito part OF some members OF the Cabinet personaii!
attached To him saved him, at that Tune from being
punished-perhaps by dismissal from the service
Whatever his motives, therefore, IL Is hOl 10 DC
denied that his acts smack strongly OF insubordIna-
ton and are calculated to produce q mlscheNous
effect on the discipline of the service. How ne WIZ
succeed in extricating himself from this new diih'
Guilty remains To be seen He can scarcely expect
toescape unscaihed IN the discussions when must
take place when the estimates OF the w ar Depart
nenj for the pay men OF the troops, thus uhcohsu-
tuonally called out, shall come under consideration
ltsppears now 10 have been asccrtalned by beh.
Tay lor that instead of 5000 McXlcans under utneral
Arlsta. being IN the vicinity of Meiamorss ohy ABOUT
% many hundreds can be found there. 'ah DC, 'on,
that better authority Than vague, and AS II no"
urns out false rumOr, Government IS u"isPo''s
eta great cost troops and munitions OF war nom 'lc
emoe.i part of the Union, charerins sieahoH's az al
mncnse rate. and running up an aggregate OF eNFcn
re exceeding the cxtravagani outlay OF the FLORIDA
campaigns II 10 impossible 10 conceive but thal ne
csss,y exists for these movements, ana that VIII DC
shortly made evident. 800 o.
Iudr. TuRvsToN the oldest but not the chief OF
The Associate Justices of our Circuit Court was
bur.ee Today H. was celebrated for his learning ana
hsecceniriccs His hatred of Roman Catholics amount
cd 10 q mOnomauia lie covered up his doors because
the psnnels rcsemhlcd crosses; he would not sN uo"h
IN Any house until he could be satisfied that no ho
Catholic had occupied the chair before him pnfhs M
lpcss he would rise after midnight ana WASH 'h'
M pbe, from the same feeling aud aiter his ianiy OF
Physician had touched him, lest by some inteimcoiH'e
agency he should be injured he would call for o"s OF
Hsier. To yuriy the part which hsd beeh ioucheu ~,
strent mind had given way the assaults OF time The
Question now Is Who shall be his successor VINO Is
lhcri, $500 ycar II IS rumored that J. y Mason,
tie Attorney General, Will have the oher-ou' thhh II
sucey pr Stable that he will accept The Jaw InaNtsh I'm
prrye that the new Judge should reside IN Alexandria
Mr. Nssons property lies at distance from Ae>ndrla
and should suppose the inducement WIN DC scarcely
safeent 10 warrant a change of residence IL Is said
thar the e,zen. of Alexandria without distinction OF par
are about 10 petition the President for the appoint
neni OF p r. Fendall, the late T. : Attorney Tor the
District 1t is hardly probable, however 'n"' inc "P
Pon'ment will fall upon him
A Court Martial is now sitting in Philadelphia of
which p b. Key son OF the late tranck hey Is
scsc Advocate II IS At present occupied IN the Hia OF
Lea, johnson. charges affecting ms Character as
n Informed. officer aud a gentleman. IL l. also
aid thar Lieut. Mel HIN bee Courtnartsled but
snew no, wha, charges will be preferred against nm
iAs practice OF bringing officers 10 IOuit MARITAL mas
ecome too prevalent IL injuries the service. reduces
Ne standard Of Military Al Naval reputation ana ini
rs discipline II Is necessary regret the necessity
n1y ess public and less formal mode OF disPosins OF
sanses of minor description. often. perhaps emma
M tor personal and private motives could be devised
svould be wise 10 adopt H. The Secretaries OF Var
ca TIE Navy have In their power 10 dscoun'enahee
ESnee which eScep, in cases OF great Importance
oosd ne, be rcsOrted to-
The U. s Journal attempts a reiuiaton OF youi
correspondent Theta. who stated. from the biue
sooS hs, the removals OF Posmssters by Mr. Granger
20! amounted 10 $40 out of 1900 The journal pre-
sac' maj The Commissions for the New Deputies hse
~ ren made out when the Blue Book was competed
"oSEs vel known ierc, that the removals report
" ~sesly. and recorded ON the books OF the appoint
ONCE. and from these books thus weekly correct
~ ne orceTs ef the Department made their returns ~
S'oe SEh u Sep,enber-in obedience to law-io the
vac ssrtncnt for the Blue Book So that every re-
o'A ~ 70 the termination Of Mr. Changers stmnlsra
y" reported for publication. Az what time the
" ~, COMMISSIONS We're issued is immSleriA. When
- "Nsire came into Office. the state OF The business N
- 80 Pfotmeni Office reported 20 him ana he
so' Rave stayed the ssuc OF any Commissions which
w NJ as'2proved by him. No one acquainted with Mr.
Ane doubts that he would have done 50 and that h
r. NO. proves thai be deemed the changes made atei
beneficial
pobiFSSIs-We learn from the Plaqccmine
49,. Eszere O, Saturday thst this man. who Wa
800 OF lie murder ol Frank Combs. ~ Point CouPcc
a. - vii oe recolccted Was ulcd some month";
neh ne Jury could not agree ON their verdict. aa'
slsaoe ol!ed to bail by Judge Dcbheux IN the cum o
n q. Tropic, Aug. q.
RON Rio JssEiRo.-Thc barque Amelia Mnl
capt smith. arrived yesterday morning. in wen
D. f~ssse from Rio Janeiro having lctt that port on
So p1ay. Capt :. reports the arrival OF the I
Tie - nishe vine Captain Parker from China Wa
d. ',h Islands, &c. Rio. and was 20 leave fol
cu States On the lat OF Sept. Also in port IN,
In, soop o. war - Louis and & : brig Perry hae
out toe same time
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