The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-22


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1t is now considered that there great faur pas
committed in allowing Santa Anna 10 to Mexico
he is beyond doubt the only Mexican who con.
the energies OF that shattered republic
make successful defence for time, of her Invaded
territory. In making The people his ieelersIn a recall
from his exile he showed his consummate knowledge
of the disposition OF his misguided nation and IL your
humble servant not much mistaken he will diploma
,caIly avoid all overures of peace until our navy has
demolished the Castle Of San Juan dUllon and our ar.
mics garrsoned Vera Cruz and Xaapa, and the thunder
of echoed through the walls of Mexico and
Gag floats proudly from her national palace The
administration have evidently misunderstood the dplo
macy and the homeeengs of large majority of the
people. who l'ok upon Santa Annals return as the re-
suIrection of Dictator under whom they would rather
be content 10 abide than under the dominion Of foreign
zoe.
am quite the President had not consul.ed his con-
stutonal advisers from Texas, who understand Santa
Annals character too well to have advised the Exc
cutive TO allow for moment, his return. He untes
the heart awless tyrsnt to the diseased mind of
gambler fer pleasure, and aTevouonzer by profess
sion Yet with all these requisites of dishonesty does he
possess atont and unsccountabe power and infne
soldier, that will ente him TO that soubriguet that
he already claims of Defender Of his Country" Yet,
with the foresight common TO the President he has
deterniped upon OF campaign that will shed
halo Of glory upon his administrator, and place his
name among those who never die The War ONCE, so
well managed under the efficient Marcy, is fled with
energy OF the right for the prosecution of the
before
short month has sispsed the Gibraltar of the Gulf OF
Mexico will be razed to a level with the sea.
u currently rumorod here that the Senators from
Texas will support OF the OF the Ad
ninisiraton Sam Houston probably remembers Score
tary Walkers anshsma sboutB influence in Texas
and have him thoughtful present;
he has been the best of health yet something is
brewing well know-"straws show which way the
wind blows"-you will remember these words and mark
ii right in regard the disafe chon OF these
Texan Senators All these things have only been wills
pered as yet-yot stranger developments will open in
few days.
Some Of the Members OF Congress elect now on
visits here-among them notice Hon. A. Birdssll, OF
Bngha npton man of me address and brilliant talents,
and Ii mistake not, he will create sensation in the
House OF Representatives next year when he takes his
seat
The President looks fat and ATTY the Office evidently
agrees with himf another set OF Gentry speeches
made he will not stand bad chance for second srm.
There once beggars left here one have found
about two years Old and has got nothing a. yet. This
oface seeking Is bad business.
Senators have been taking holiday oftgo days They
will feel better for work on Monday. have been de-
lighted with oeking al dagusrreotypo OF Stewards it
i the best that have with the dstinctness
Haas the soness Of Chiffon and the tints Of Plumb II
YVES taken, understand by new process. Stewart
must soon place himself AZ the heal OF artists in his
line
The is about two inches in dep,h,he roads all
Its said that senator from Missouri will bs coaxed
into the supper: Of the Administration by few more
iosves and nshos: - ~, ,'E rS o. more, -
least surprised 10 him President yet. Merit and
desty arc two twin sisters, and they both ssar him
> senator Dickinson Is preparing TO make great speech
upon with Msxco and tho country may espec;
brilliant effort from his eruditon and his clear sud cas
Gle reasoning 20 much for your Senators.
II is rumcred tina. the British minister is abou, to unite
himself q lovely and accomplished lady Of this city.
IL is also rumored that Col SEWER, of Arkansas, will
he sent Minister TO France. II this true II
will be OF tho Presidents best appointments he is
gentleman fitted In eyary respect 10 do honor
country in that high and important station
The navy otcers are trying to defeat Mr. Bancroft in
the Senate and stranger things have happened than their
snccess, il they should succeed. Sias Wrigh, will
doubtless be offered the vacancy that would
The consular bill viii meet with great favor IL is
generally supposed, Mr. Buchanan Is WELL and feels
that Pennsy will yet return TO her irs love
Mr. Walker Is delighted to that tariff goes into
operation gingerly Mr.. Marcy is happy in the iii
cpaons oil future lores-and bsstcws prudent
attention all the duties connected with his depart
men..
Mr. Msson's triumph IN getting back 10 his old place
Secretary Of the Navy picases every cneani il himself
pleased. Mr. Johnson's post Office matters bother him
and he looks anxious and figitty he looks
he had lost half dollar In mail with
Yankee
And now while the stars absve are swe etly shining
'csuse they've nothing else TO do bid you sdieu till
nay next. CERYANTEs.
Psi learn that there strong efforts making by the
wags TO create dssension 10 the democratic ranks yet
an opposition to the will drive them togsther-js
pense