The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-08

tauoa. What Ii TO be done nobody knows what
has been done, nobody can help. One thing is GER
fan-there Is paLpable rupture. The Dlly I1sss,
sf this CITY, 10 scorching editorial, last evening,
charges that the wings and the 40 democrats, over
the table OF Mr.. Pakenham, have resolved upon the
sale OF their country to the British. In the Senate
Chamber, this morning, number OF Senators were
engaged IN the examination OF this unequivocal al
legation of treason We should not wonder If It
were made subject of special inquiry on Monday
next, before the Senate. The excitement upon the
subject is deep and portentous.
Last evening" we had the honor OF literary visit
TO Baltimore series OF delightful lectures are in
progress az Or Hammers (Presbyterian) Church.
Last night + w. Thomas, Esq of the Treasury
Department, ectured upon the poetic moral andre
hgious character OF Byron. II was hard subject
10 hance before an audience large portion OF whom
were church members. But Thomas did II with
wonderful skill, impresslng, in the conclusion the
fact OF the miserable life and the miserable death OF
Byron, as an irresistible couneractlng influence 10
the evil contagion OF his works On the same occa-
sion, your deponent reclted poem OF his own, on
that brave old subject OF Niagara" written on the
premises some three summers past. The large
church was well filled, and from the rostrum presen
ted such constellation of sweet faces and bright
eyes as we have seldom seen. We are only sur
prlsed al our presumption IN presenting our ndfer-
ent lucubraaons before such an auditory OF compe-
tent judges. The kindly manner in which the apos-
trophe received, conhrms us IN our pre-impres-
sons of the courtesy and pollteness Of theseope of
BALTIMORE With good breakfast at Barnum's, we
returned this morning to the Capitol, entirely TOO
sell oonceited or any useful purpose whatever. OF
the other entertalnments simultaneously going on
in BALTIMORE with these literary exercises, your 10
cal reporter will doubtless advise you.
Mr.. Dempster, who had full house among the
Baltlmoreans last evening, had bumper tonight at
Carusl's saloon in this city, al which nearly quo
rum oil the two Houses were present He is a sweet
singer He gives another concert from the poems
OF Burns on Monday evening next
m obi fnra nd kla Ea~
the exposition OF state affairs, conclude. Long
hours, OF late, over the midnight oil, have admon-
ished us that the eye is a delicate organ, though
faithful good servant TO the last.
Respect ally, THE Doctor.
I. S.-Your Reporter for the Senate desires TO
correct material in the sketch of Thursdays
sklrmsh In the Senate. Mr. Haywood did not say
that he would quit the head of committee if he
had not the confidence OF the Executive but that
he would do so, when driven to the necessity of
asking such questions as had been propounded by
the Chairman on Foreign Relations, tMr Allen,) in
reference to the position of the Executive. One
word more. II the radical Oregon men can ac-
complish it, Mr.. Haywood will be accommodated
the household of faith While some are still san
guine of peace, we are IN the very midst Of war
for Oregon.