New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16
From our Regular Correspondent.

Members of the Cabinet-Tbe oregon Treaty
The Tarif-Rnilroad Accident.
From Regular Correspondent.
WASHINGTON Juoe l4th ls46-Mdnght.
After sudden plunge into the great commercial
emporium, l return to my post and resume my pen
which has been silent fora day or two, to renew my
best respects TO your numerous readers.
The transactions of the last few days are Of much
importance TO the Nation. and 10 the World. Dem
agoguism has been exposed. Those who puttheir
trust in James K. Polk on the Oregon question have
been righieousy betrayed-rigtteously as punish
ment for being so greenland those who trusted IN
him on the Tariff on ihefah Of the Kane letter have
their turn tomorrow
Speaking of KANEs reminds me of the fact OF his
appointment to the place made vacant by the death
of Judge Randall of Philadel pha. He has been re-
wardcd for the trouble Of being written to- and
those who through him, wfre deceived into the be-
lief that James X. Polk was as good Tariff man as
Henry Clay, will find but small consolation that the
person through whom they were deceived can
afford 10 laugh at their verdancy. The Kane letter
has been followed by Kane appointment. The
ermne Of justice has been thrown over the cheating
letter. and who car. complain?
One of my best personal friends, 540 10 Sena
tor took me task TO day for having said in Of
my letters that The $40 30 men were fools. do not
rec ollect having said so, though | should have no
hesitation IN asserting it. What wise man could
expect my thing but bitter disappointment from such
political iuggle Tor sundle if you please as the
last Presidential election Can any person but a
fool expect any thing but betrayal from one whom
they assisted 10 betray the best interests OF the
country
Where now are the watchwords Polk and Ore
gon" al Polk and Equal Protection The blood
less triu,nphs of peaceful Annexation" &c. &c
All vanished, and there remains AT the head OF the
Nation small man. who is still TO be supported by
combination of the different interests Of whom
all have been betrayed. Who Ia James h. Polk!
Answer yc SO 40's, and ye Tariff Democrats.
Ii is said that MIR. Sc nator Allen feels so indig-
naut nj the course pursued by the Administration,
that he intends 10 make a. public speech on his own
disappointment, closing with resignation OF the
Craftsmanship OF the Commute on Foreign Rela-
lions.
l hear that Treaty has been agreed on in &C.
cordance with the proposition lately before the Se-
nate for final settlement OF the Oregon difficulty,
and that it will be the Senate for ratification
o.unorrow next day. hardly think II can yet be
| signed for Mr.. BUCHANAN has been sick for TWO
! three DAYS. But day or two will make no differ
ence. The questonis nearly as good as settled now.
! Understand that three members OF the Cabinet.
| Messrs BUCHANAN. WALKER and MASON have
| been quite sick for two or three days
! There will be an interesting day in Congress TO-
morrow. The Senate will again Try TO fix day for
adjournment and The House will be the scene of
Tariff struggle. There will probably be exciting
scene in the House on the question of Docks. MIR.
/ LEVIN ard a number of gentlemen from Phlladel.
phia have cot quite at ioggerheads about the respec
tive merits of The and floating docks Mr.. w
Potter of Philade phia appears 10 last nights Union
with clId introducing several letters from Alder
man Gilbert ofNew York &c. and making very &C.
rous charges against MIR. LEVIN. Mr L. is expected
10 take notice OF them 10 morrow morning
II is hard even 10 guess how the Tariff confess!
will end There will be trial of strength tomorrow
in bringing up the bill Even if the enemies Of the
Tariff should be successful in bringing il up think
il will not settle The fate OF the bill Some may
vote 10 bring the measure before The House, who
will note vote for modification.
understand that the New.York Loco F ocos have
had caucus, and have agreed 10 vote for taking il
up bat did not agree TO so for any specified modi6
cation They will hardly agree 10 any modification
more definitely otter to.morrow's proceedings
If the Tariff is taken up 1t is expected 10 protract
the session. but why should this be! see little use
for a long discussion l think The Wings would do
better te refrain from speaking. Why can we not
have an address the people of the country. pre-
pared by committee and signed by the Wings OF
both Houses in favor OF the protection OF cur
people against foreign interests and take the appeal
10 the people, letting the Loco Focos do they
please7
The car. from Baltimore this morning ran over a
COW, when within mile Of this city. She was
thrown directly across the track No injury. far
wonder that The no: thrown off the track.
The cow-catcher was OF no use, she got under
il and against the wheels OF the locomotive
The Loco Foco papers are showing their want OF
patriotism and generosity in triumphing over the
success Of the combination against Gen. ScoTT. l
shall have more 10 say or this in my next
RCHELIEu.