The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-23

ALsArY, Dec. 20, 1885,
Arrival of John Young and His JamiIy-Ths Politics Of
the State Of Nsw York MisspprsAsnren Of the Gene
raj Govsrn.snt-Tae- srmy and the Nssy.dttaehss Of
the New Gsverner-7hs Speaker, &c. &c.
The Hon. John Young, accompanied by his family,
arrived In the evening train Of from the west last
evening. and temporarily occupies suite of apartments
at Congress Hall The health Of the Governor elect IL
in shattered condition he appears scarcely able to
endure the great mental and physical sxsrtion which
he must undergo.
Here begins the advent Of the whig administration
aad the restoration Of party which, through the ohsti
sustain conflict with the opposition upon Of
state policy has been unable to preserve its superiority
but for nominal period, after 1t was acquired
Even with the power and the govsrnm emit patronage the
wing party 10 apparently dependent upon adventurous
influences to which other party resorted. The
yHf p1s ana n; o. the g
in this party II Is insulated concern and behalf
Of the Union and the common country, hope to see
this party Of men learn lessons Of wisdom BY its expe
rience.
In respect to the politics Of New York and the causes
sve that most singular and unaccountabls spprehsn
sion prevails. at Wilmington Mr. Thoms. Richie, of
very false notions Of the situation Of parties here BY
some volunteer and anonymous correspondents ct The
msrcfully The Union should not suffer itssto be de-
cevsd Il should listen other expeditions Of this
The political Complexion Of the STATE in isss Is entire
ly dependent upon Intermediary contingencies Local
viii sna oss Il.
much 10, therefore, depending upon Gov. Youngs Adm
nisrstion, upon the Of the wing party and
upon general local legislation The patriotism Of this
great State and her interest in the prosperity of the
Federal Union, WHOLE il fervent and issues affect
ing thu Union less influence her eec.
tons but LEGAL questions R0u0r0lly
paramount importance Let the Union, therefore,
watch with solicitude for the DEVELOPMENT Of internal
il should address itself with all due The iron
fore governments will understand and acknowledge
the noble object which 10 the true end of all human leg
islation and which all human laws bound to SUD-
serve; the securing and the promotion of human hap
piness.
the number notice the name Of Lieut. Dsss Of the Ma
wy at Congross Hail. Recruits for the army in great
demand. and recruiting station is constantly kept here
The stsry that government accepted the second regi
ment (now being formed Of volunteers from Pennsyva
MIA only account Of the urgent solicitations Of mem
bers OF Congress from that State and not because
in need Of the men, said be untrue Several of the
states have failed to furnish their quotas and the Gov
srnor Of this ststs i expecting requisiton upon him
understand that young gentleman Of Troy win re-
seiys the sppontmsnt Of Private sscrst:sy to hi. Excel
lency the Governor. This young gentleman was for.
mery connected with an anti-rent paper.
Of Is @ ae'rSS 70 Ss IL:
candidate 10 from schoharie fancy that the wings
disposed to concede great deal to the anreners for
wing candidate for Speaker (Mr Hasbrouck) will be-
withdrawn in favor OF the anirenter The large sxps
msbs Qualities NY senis%.D lin or t h .ta
ton In an eminent degree.
Alter fall Of snow Of some six inches in Depth
have very moderate weather and beautiful sleghing.
NEW BauSswrcK, N. j., Dec. 10, lsas.
Nelson Guards Ball.
The Nelson Guards the crack corps Of our city and
pride Of State gave their second anniversary ball
the evening Of the 18th inst which proved to DO splsn
did affair they fine and well disciplined corps of
spirited young men, commanded by Capt 8. Moore.
Something sixty couple Joined the party. The place
selected the Bell Hotel The rooms were elegantly
decorated with spanged banners and glstening accou
trsnents Of the military and at individual distances
around the room you encountered your own familiar
person reelected in the gorgeous mirrors which were
suspended quite to the -four. The walls were thckly
studded with paintings among which noticed an ee-
giant painting Of the father Of our country
We stepped in about 10 o'clock, and il did heart
good to see 20 many joyous faces and intermngling
followed with sdmirins eye each graceful form, and
locked with more than rapture on the twnkling Of fairy
s: feet and Ssns the Sy and hsppiDs, that Dsamsd
wardly rejoiced that there few persons still
naming IN scientific and matter ofact world who
oldsn time" and who now and then could forget the
and anxities of business In social hop even
though they might lose what worldly and would be wise
men tell US can never DO regsned-time and money
We might continue on in these specuations but will
forbesr have few words 10 say In regard to par
ty arrangements. &c.
The arrangements most exoellent--every thing
got In superb STYLE for which the managers de-
great credit Dinglss celebrated band Of your
city discoursed most excellent music to which the dan.
GERS paid their aevotions. We noticed Gen S--h who
'pd
a Mr. B. added much to the occasion by their pre-.
sence The commander did the amiable, and usual,
made himself agreeable to all. Lieut.. H deserves
notice for his soldierke appearance. which reflected
much credit to tho corps he represented 1t would be
impossible for us to do justice TO the ladies by partcu
arizng Prominent among the elite however we noticed
Miss L--on 81 your city, whose graceful movements,
and beautiful appearance attracted universal admiration
Miss V---er deserves attention. Miss H--y, also of
New York, was admired for her good dancing and
spnghtIy appearance: Miss L--r received much at
tsnton and her fairy like form attracted envous
eye. Mrs M--re, who, though she did not minge In
the dance, was BY no means unobserved. She lett
early, however, which robbed OF one of our bright
Iigh: Miss J, v s;. made beautiful appearance
angels face not fairer was pointed out 10 also lady
with black spencer, accompanied by Mr. B.; her tall
and nscnang TORN Is worthy ofpaItcular notice Az for
6rmed in it, correctness by the opinion of numerous
others; we will give 8. as the initial.
i parts worthy Of mine host Of the Bell Hotel lsf
early In the morning soon aelnghrs had passed
into nights afternoon what time the ball closed cannot
tell 10 horologe. O..
American Packet station on the Coast OF
Ireland.
To THE PosTnAsryR GENEsAL or GsEAr BatrArS AND
the grounds upon which this subject lad various times
attracted the attention Of the public and the legislature
but the vast extent to which the intercourse with the
within the last twenty years and the position Of
our colonies and connections IN that part Of the world