The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-17

by and by, he low ana A.epq lst, you WI see such
blow up as hath occurred since the palmy days
OF Mrs. EATON. Why, yesterday 1t was bruited
about that Mr., Walker and Mr. Buchanan had noti,
ned the President OF their Intentions TO resign CIV
ing hum tar discretion as 10 the interim Tor hihg
their vacancies. We suppose, however, this is
mere rumor, but mark you If tins straw does hot
float with the current of the wind. Yes, SIR, the
iron of PENNSYLVANIA and the cotton OF MISSISSIPPI
Will have TO go overheard in the lighting oi me sliP
The cabinet did not 90 down TO The sea-bsard
PIney Point Old Point. Sandy Point, Point Look
out, aud other points along the river and bay, as II
was understood they would. Our old friend, Cap
tain Mitchell, WILL however, have good party OF
visitors in this excursion and we could heartily
w Ssh that engagements would permit us 10 be oil
the party. But we must watch them, and keep the
administration together, If we can.
Cabinet Council, to-day, supposed TO be upon con-
sular appointments. Mr. Barclay young gentle
man from Bermuda expects the coIlectorShp al that
island, and we should say deserves IT, while young
gentleman from Virginia, named Robertson, appears
10 stand fair chance for Trinidad The late itiI
of July Texas supper al Coeman's, given by MIR.
Robertson, Mr. Wallis and others is very long tea-
Their in their caps, would have BEEN had not the
subscribers showed the whte-feaiher, by running
oil TO the fireworks.
The people down the river have an idea II IS the
masonic bond of fraternity, which holds the admin
Istratlon together. We ask The editor OF the Lnion
IN all courtesy and respect is this so, and does he
influencesl Arouse, Ant-Masons, arouse Spirit of
Morgan, wake up Awake, Anti-Masons and come
forth to battle. Your liberties are in danger, from
masonic league against you IN the very heart OF the
Union. Blessed Maria what is to become of us 7
Thermometer at 90 in the shade, to-day, rs me-
dunn we have had 1t this week grazing a hundred
In the sun on the Avenue, the mercury rises to
the top OF the largest thermometer
We learn that the Post Master General is adopting
measures for running the mail straight through from
New Orleans 10 Galveston, and Washington in
Texas, by regular line.
very valuable Improvement on the " Bolian at
tachment," and all instruments in which the tone is
produced by current of air acting upon thin me-
taic reed, has just been patented by the ingenious
inventor, Mr.. Charles Horst, OF New Orleans. Mr.
Horsts invention consists IN peytectIng the reeds
used IN the above Instruments, and securing them
IN such manner 10 render them less liable 10 get
out OF repair, and enabling the performer 10 raise or
lower their ptch at pleasure. An instrument sup
Ihed with Mr. Horst's improved reeds can be tuned
10 chord with other instruments, have its pitch
raised or lowered with much ease as that of
guitar or violin. In case reed should give out, lis
place can be supplied by new one and be perfectly
tuned, without resorting the usual injurious pro-
cess OF lling and scraplng and in short time,
string can be placed In any stringed instrument. Mr..
q. &. Robbins is the patent agent in this case.