The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-20

The assertion therein contained upon the pilots au.
ana not see % 70 &C. S" a ne
vessel was underwegh within half an hour after your
orders were dispatched
S.R MALLORY, Collector
GREEN WALDEN, Esq, u. 8 r. 8, Captain Commanding
the U. 8. revenue cutter Morris.
ALBANY, New. Is, 1886.
The Weather-1Ae Troops-Probable Resignation Of I'D
olson Gardiner-THe Decline of SiIas Wrsht-Rssfo
ration of the Bourbons =" Liberty and Union, and
forever, one and insepars5le"-IHe Speaker Of the
House-Ladies Fair-.4ier. Wells &c. &c.
The iralems of the artillery of heaven have spiked
their guns the clouds have rolled back, like curtain.
and the beams out this morning with May fsrvor
Up to this hour no requsition for troops has been
ceived by the Governor from the Secretary Of War
The information that requisition had been made was
received in this city by telegraph last evening The
in New York city, and which expected to be put in
commission when the first requiston was made, will
probably receive the %
Gardiner, which recently declared to be highly
probable, have only to say that the affair s strictly
court mystery. We have data by which can pre-
cisely at this gentemans determination. We know
that the conviction that he has received the unanimous
for the reason that he may be regarded in
committed to that party Resignation, and private le
more preferable to him than identification with this
faction We know this be fact and did not know
that any other exist which, of Themselves would
induce the idea Of resignation i may be proper to sup
pose that interests both Of public and private nature
will have due weight with Mr. Gardiner in determining
what he will adopt in this matter The dissent o.
Mr.. Wright, of which we are advised may have caused
him to abandon the project The Evening Journal says
he will not resign.
whittier he will retire the expiration of his term Of
Office is being prepared for his reception. Mr. Wright
is the proprietor Of an excellent farm in this county
TO the cultivation of which his attention will pro-
baby be directed for some time to come. Under how
different circumstances have different men retired
ttuuao UfOpr
his life and character phenomenon; was disn-
gushed for brilliant dignity, inhexible integrity,
never before united any Individual and unparalleled
in the history of the world. He retired with convc
me bo have succeeded him in the
ton of the government could have retired with the
conviction, sustained his was by the eternal
years. of truth, and the applause Of the world how
much more sublime and unapproachable would have
been the position of America, in comparison with the
other nations of the earth But his have not
retired with that convictions they cannot retire with II;
they retire pledged to the support Of the interests
Of a party, and not the interests of the whole
Union they retire with their affections upon
moiey battalion of the mighty body polite they
are not distinguished for enlarged or comprehensive
honor and the national character So long these things
SO. so long the North and the South will be divided
That Apostle and sublime sentiment appended at the
head Of this letter " liberty and union and forever
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS distinction among the
OF Washington without parallel and 10 alike
credtable to the who uttered It, and to the country
which gave him birth.
Mr. Hasbrouck # Orange is the whig and not the do
mocratc candidate for speaker Of the House. mad
verently designated Mr. Hasbrouck the democratic
candidate in my letter Of the 18th instant.
Alexander Wells, recently of New York city. has
given up his residence in that city and will here
permanently he will open an Office here, and begin the
The ladies Of the Unitarian Society Of which the Rev
Fair al Blocker Hall for the sale Il bell. issre. Jon
ots needle work and other articles Of artistica skill
all of which Of domestic manufacture. The display
hair
and arrangement very superb and very tasteful
their sale very rapid and the entire a fair very anu
sing and interesting. The object believe, for the re-
plenishing of the funds Of the church, and We could
hardly conceive Of one more appropriate.
The purchase Of the CITY Hoss N this bv c or nss
vandewater of New York, and II. Mech of Albany
II is to be fitted up on magnificent scale, and we now
confidently expect to see the noble art dramaftque
ably sustained here.
Death never proved his right to the title Of King Of
Terrors" more than now. The mortality is great-hs
levels the fragile and the robusthe young and the
maiden the king and the begRar-the emperor and the
pope and e .C s ana se sseS
and venersed He has just taken my father from me In
atom Of time, and without any preliminary move
ment. . :,
John Youngs official majority in the State il above
1000.
counties is 1885, 30 Orleans Caaraugus, and Tisgs.
are yet to be heard from officially.
Tns coun. DO
heard from.
News FROM SANTA FR "A letter from an officer
of the United States Army TO his friend in this
city, says that Lieut. Col Smith, in command Of the
Mormon Battalion arrived in Santa Fe the 9Th. The
commanding officers speak in the highest terms Of the
conduct and good order Of these troops and that
with for drilling they will be every way equal to
the regular soldiers The battalion turned
the command OF Capt Cook, who. with q portion Of Col
Prices regment-5oom men in all under the command Of
Col Pricewere to leave in few days for California
An election had been held In Col Doniphans regiment
supply the place OF Lieut. Col RUIZ who has returned
to take his command in the Rife regiment The
candidates Captain Jackson Of Howard county and
VIM Gipin, the Major Of the regiment one OF President
Folks avortes Capt jackson elected by an over
wheming majority. This cannot be regarded a. very
complimentary to the Major. -