The New York herald., 1845-09-01
;oo.be appeIlatye, Of Loafer Hickman, which Hea.

ionable appelative, OF Loafer hickman, which Hea
Hon Simon Cameron is in town, at Fuller's no.
tel Hon Thomas H. Benton, (whose family re-
side here) arrived, as we are informed from the
West, last night
Some splendid books Of engravings of the In.
dians and the wild pastmes and scenery OF the Far
West, by Catin, have been received AZ the book
store OF Mr.. Bailey, on the Av.nue-S50, we be-
leve per copy. Too high for Washington.
Ii is impossible 10 get al the vouchers OF that sup
positions mileage. Mr.. Bagby, are Informed,
intends TO move at the next session, provided his
constituents do not instruct him To the contrary 10
have the bill of costs furnished the Senate and print
ed for circulation among the people
We took occasion OF late 10 defend the morals of
Washington. The heathness of the city having
also been repeatedly disputed we now take occa-
sion TO assert that no better evidence OF good cl
mate need be adduced than the fact that Messrs.
Pleasanton and Hagner have been in office here Tor
fortyfve years, and there is every reason to hope
that their health will continue hold on Tor forty
hive years longer. There is something OF saubrity,
we admit, in salary of $1,000 year; but II was
the healthy climate of the Federal cty which IN
duc.d Jetierson's declaration, that lew ofice mold
ers die, and none resign, except by conpulslon.
We regret to inform you that Judge Ihruston, OF
of the o. s. Courts for this District, died last
night. He was al very advanced age, and had
been declining long time.
Music this evening al the Presidents.
p. S-Jondthan d. Stevenson and John Mkeoc,
of New York, IN town-supposed to be in respect
10 the House printing.
BALTIMORE, August 29, lsa5.
Reform Moremenis---Nafirs .4nsrc anisn- Taeatreas
&C. &c.
You have no doubt ere this, given to the universal
world through the medium OF your paper idea of the
movements in Maryland in favor Of reform by
tion, Of its Constitution and you that the
measures adopted by preliminary convention
will result, in time if no, immed lately the entire
modelling of the old Constitution reference sala
Of to a debt
&c. The idea entertained by of any change be-
ing effected however, in reference to the relation OF
master and slave" is absurd in the extreme Reform
and retrenchmen be the watchwords in the fall
election.
The "native Americans" in perfect stew here,
in consequence of the declensen OF their nominee for
Congress- for the district composed the first fifteen
wards of the city. Captain Thompson il appears, after
giving the party" to understand that he would rum
fnominated by the convention held Monday last has
been operated upon by what is known the
"Cour House clique, the whigs) that he has ad-
dressed note to-day to the chairman OF the convention
positively declining the honor. The clique want VIM.
H. Watson John p. kennedythe latter their prefer
and they feared brought out by them the popu
llrty OF Captain Thompson. who is also a whig,
would give tho district to democrats though there
is known whg majority in it but, if they
can can get the Natives to t'ke up Col Watson, they
VIII for him. and TINS all they desirehe be-
ing thorough Whg and pet Of the clique, though
treated rather bad by them recently second nomna
ton, apprehend will not be made by the Natives they
are IN bad fxthe more to be ped their chance for
arespectabe show was at leas, probable with the zap
tain The Wings of the State despondng Demo-
cracy the rise, least in prospect the Native
P! sosn eoinloseu VI l'oIe rear virtue uan oo'h
~ "a S sauee 1870, :, Itel a oevo,n,is ascenueu.. -
- oei "sn uasehef hanea uus'aVns nunAe OF view
h eyn.i''ea mn suie,ue " hanging himself a. 'he
AASahnse nsn Iossi, ~ "a "a, llsa'. ,., -,
ooioiea man csaIseu win having caused 'ne 'eath
.Vsel Ioioieu peison was arrested TO-DAY ana
SSehaii1 ~ r pAn,,l. Y,,,,
iheaie 'ooh' WIN noe conpsny.
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