The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-12

upon by the South Of the last ef1rts Of the Van
Buren-Wright factions yearping after power, and 70
reach their end they willing to plnder and sacr
nee to the anatca sbolopists the best interests Of
the peculiar institutions Of the Southern States Why is
this tits owing to the enmity at they Secretary
Walker. who they to crush, drive to q spot
where resignation will be his only alternative They
defeated the tax upon tea and coffee to de-
feat the Lieut. Generalcy-ond az a covering to th:
maiignty they say that when she Presidents friends VIII
pass the river and harbor bin" by two third vote IN
the face and of his last years. veto then they WIN
to terms and not before. Wrights organ, Preston
King has had req-ent conferences with the expuohsn'
as thew have procured as many Offices as they think
they all Is to gain and nothing to loso Inc ADMIN
,hwatted and all secause the President would not suffer
himself to be used by set Of unprinciped men, whose
doom the people have Translated e. now such are the
Tbe President IL weak points Of his adminstra
ton yet the knowledge Of his weakness strong his
act are guided by the deliberations OF cabinet of
statssmen. A lieutenant Generally must be hsd-it is
necessary Gen Taylor don't mind the expenses of the
Gen wants navy OF transports before he
at all The believes that the Mexicaus won't fight
tho epemys fire, or else makes bad capitulation-
while the other caat get French wines to make good
mock turtle soup and Is already very very tired Of
mules milk These, and other things among the on
dts ofthe political circles here.
The latest intelligence from Mexico from private al.
vices intimate that the imbecle Herrera Is TO be
restored to the Presidency. This will stern
heart.burning. among the friends of the exiled Pa
redas, and before we shall recover an honorable
peace he will have to he restored.
The report Of the Secretary OF State upon the Consul
lar bill Is both able and powerful document the
tension Of our commercial facilities is direct to in
revenue and this should meet with, de
serves, faithful consideration by Congress. We do
not doubt that it " i'll succeed ultimately.
The War Department s still a field OF energy where
our country has never been better OF ADLER served
Secretary Walker seems ca, worn the tolls Of Office
leave impress upon his not iron frame he Is in trou
ble--is there not )sur pas s0mewhere1
Yonr late postmaster, Mr. Graham, and the Auditor Of
the Post Office Department, are at loggeiheads The
Postmaster General will like old stick for the
rights Of the nation, God bless him.
Permit ma To make suggestion Of which he can avail
himself oneeighth of the post Offices abolished,
would 1t ne. be saving to the United States govern.
ment
The Sec rotary of the Navy looks smiling as May
morning. He i'll send in his nominations for the navy
on Monday.
The Attorney General 10 nice amiable man, who at.
tends to his duties in a quiet way.
The weather 10 as cold as Greenland New Envelope.
mens will ,ranspire in day two. OF which you shall
have timely notice and now, the preachers say
May grace Of God he with mighty and prosper.
nation now an for ever.1 SPHYNX.