The New York herald., 1845-08-07
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
Wsshington.

Correspondence Of the Herald.1
WASHINGTON, August 5, 1845.
"'1is neutrality-suspicious. Itcas mine, tbs yours,
for I'm the siave of thousands"
We shall be as brief as piecrust to-day Mr..
Marcy, who had been up to Harper's Ferry, to see
the gun-works up thar in Jeferson's gap, "arriv"
last night. Like to fell the cars at Harpers Fer
ry tryin' to see how the train ran over the bridge,
and how the river looked under the cars He was
decided lion at the Ferry. Mr.. Buchanan has
gone of to Bedford Springs, sure enough He is
true Pennsylvania, the Secretary OF State. He
believes Pennsylvania iron the best in the world
that Pennsylvania smeerkase, sausage and crout
are unsurpassed-that Pennsylvania land is
superior to the flats of Texas-and that Penn
sylvania Bedford water has all the virtues
Of all the Virginia Springs combined We like
Pennsylvania, too, although not quite SO exclusively
as the Secretary Of State but we do like her, be-
cause she Is paying up-paying, as John Randolph
recommends-paying she goes. Well done for
the old Keystone. The very fact that she is strug-
Cling so nobly to pay up, will have mighty inAu-
in the next Congress to her protection on
home made iron. Hurrah for Pennsylvania that's
what we say. She Is doing her duty about right
and here in glass of Bedford imitation, we pledge
you the brave old State OF Pennsylvania. And now
43-'' Let us paw, gentlemen-let us pay. Let US
show these British bond holders that we can do II.
Let us say to othem--produce your bond. THAT'S the
talk for me. Produce your bond--your bond IS
what we want-produce your bond, MIR Smith, and
here's your money Your money, sir, is In bank
produce your bond, and here's your money" Well
done for the old Keystone. Give us the Dutch to
pay debts, forever. They have always had repu,-
Why, the ghost Of cd Billy Penn, when he comes
out of night, in Washington square, Will stand
straight up, and feel prouder than an Indian Chief
with a string of silver thimbles hung TO his nose
Hem-What's that $s45C0O of the Treasury mo-
news doing away out In the Mlddletown Bank, IN
the State of Pennsylvania 7! Will i be handy for
collection if it should be wanted before long In the
Memormdum.-We are glad to see that Mr.
Walker has reduced the depostes with Corceran q
Riggs of this city, from million and upwards TO
half million The thirty thousand dollars which
they could make upon the sum, even at per cent
and the 6 per cent which we are told the govern
ment pays upon the stocks which these gentlemen
furnish as security, making clear bonus OF $780,
eco, is as much as any reasonable hrm coud desire
from the distribution of the public funds. And yet,
like Oliver Twist, we told that these repositories
wanted more. But, like Mr.. Bundle, the Secretary
of the Treasury protested that they had enough
We think so too.
Sec. q They have gotten up here within a few
DAYS, petition for the removal OF Messrs Hagner
and Pleasanton, which in bulk snearly as Ponderous
the celebrated wIndlass Abolition fetltloh OF
John Quincy Adams, brought IN the House OF hePre-
senatives year ago. And there is prospect that
it will be more potential. The two Auditors, howe
ver need not be angry with US, for what had we to
do with the petition.
AppENpIx-An interesting correspondence was
published in the u. S. Journal day or two since,
between Mr. Isaac Hill and the Mayor OF the city.
Mr. Hill lives in the neighborhood OF one OF our
Methodist Churches, and report got INTO clrcnla
ton that owing to the late hour every night which
the brethren kept up their glory, he had presented
| the Church to his Honor nuisance: He enquiries
of the Mayor if such is the fact and the Mayor re-,
plies that no presentment of any such character had
been made And thus the matter closes. The whole
thing was evidently intended by some shrewd per
son or persons to bring out such publication, IN Or
der TO cool down the ardor of the brethren little
And we believe it has had the effect designed; for
the congregation, heretofore as ardent and more
noisy than Mr. Ritchle's young Vlrginian, are now
as calm and dignited as Quaker meeting, compa-
ratvely We think that the brethren have perfect
| right to be happy, Notwithstanding, don't you!