The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04

from 'hs vu'gass rulgus vulgar AMI We heer too.
general sion OF opinion of the superiority of he
frs, personal pTonoun II" In his yndicton Of the Pred
dent which is, in fact less sulogun upon hinss
but there is word of praise due to Col Benton shr
all He kept this matter Of the Lieutenant Gens raj
crst until the defeat of the bill and The msre
Of the scheme afforded ample sroogy for disclosure
Subsequent this revelation OF ehe
that many members Of Congress- solictous to retain the
favor OF the administration, have declared that had
they known all this before they would have voted 70
the Lieutenant General Now here OF genuine
mooes'y on the part OF Col Benton He suffered the pro-
Ject to stand upon its isolated mers Had hs en-.
puyeu iiiena or two in advance 10 the
osis ne might have succeeded; but with all his desire
nv oot Benton bad little too much real dig
my VI sc'er ior That He deserves credit for It, and
the more because he is to extent regarded A.
ma, man aSsta,e o. modss,y OF ,ensby and Of symps-
ION stranger In the presence Of Gel Benton is ant TO
Imagine he Is inhang the atmosphere around an ice
berg. But Old Bullion" though proud man is mot
inconss'ently SO There is harmony in his Character
that bear him through He dicatoris but he s Also
is also juGsmatcal He keeps aloof 7rom tn. COM M
mon Sort even upon the street, but from his speeches
proportion Of the slang terms of the day; and
that by process other he IL with
is with the diplomatic postslaes Of Hugo Giotius and
Vatel II he vanquishes An enemy he does not further
pursue hmi i he defeated he say. nothing about i.
bat falls into the opposite ranks naturally ough
he had belonged there all the time Vide the Ston
Of Te1as His positions are always positive and super
lave; but overturned, he abandops them witho ut
apology. We might 90 on for column in the sxpos-
ton Of the peculares OF Old Bullion" but the may
be summed up in few words He il close student,
ripe scholar experienced Legislator, possesses
Information and EooS proportion Of 20 moonc:is He
AZ home be il the parent and the teacher; in
tn, the Senate he may assume At times fren q
prescription claim TO be arbitrary in his demands, and
unreasonable in his self but this 10 generally
conceded as privilege, and il occasionally he shssld be
sion which he received in the melancholy explosion Of
the Peace maker OF the Princeton "Qui Sos PseAsts
Don % ooD He who pays good price for his liquor has
We have word now for Mr.. Walker, the Secretary of
estimates to meet the war that Necksr or Toucbs o. sr
Robert Peel or even Gomez Fariss would laugh At He
tribe. with the subject 81 500 900 as war isx And
coarse cottons, and 20 per cent increase refined
sugar Have the sugar makers been to town. We
think they have The fact is, this sort of thing will
never do. We want ten fifteen twenty millions
II must be raised now hereafter. A postponsment
eugments the weight 9th incubus, and increases the
difficulty of removing it.. We have twice gotten nd Of
the blessing Of apubc debt We have the third time
this administrator leaves behind it, the better the chances
OF the succession The tariff must be stretched to the
utmost or an excise tax ora gold and silver ware r
When this report of Mr. Walker comes up 10 tie S.
nate provided always that is printed before the adj
In sly lie which viii require the full strength of ossrs
Lewis and speisht to e-unito We regre: that the
oeCIetdry enOulu COn6lucr tnls LOT WIN
two millions in the treasury and liabilities incoming
forthcoming outstanding to the extent Of 900
what 10 the paltry OF 1880 900 to do II won't
answer. We must have something
The Senator elected 10 Ill the vacancy Of Mr. Barrow.
to w.t. Mr. Soule, Of Louisiana arrived here this
ing, and is quartered at the United States Hotel
The remains Of Capt Boyle who died recently on his
way from Mexico were buried in this city to-day with
military honors the procession Of soldiers being headed
by Capt Walker, Of the Texas Rangers. The remains
OF Major Graham killed in battle drought last
ing from Baltimore. with those of Capt Boyle) were
also buried today but privately at the request Of the
mother Of the deceased. They were both brave and
gallant soldiers, and worthy of the memory OF the
brave.
Among the distinguished visitors in town, We have
Governor Gill Davis, Of Coney Island Gen. Sutherland,
OF the Patriot Rebellion and III may be excused for
naming them at the end of the cstalogue) Mrs. Ann 8.
Stephens, Mrs Sgourney, and any number of the fair
representatives Of the youth and beauty Of the
Teigntes OF Uncle Sam.
MIR. Paksnham gives party TO- night II is said that
he recently gave 500 900 for the benefit the suffering
Irish II true, it is good thingit not he ought to do
It, because they he is as rich Mexican conducta
They say too, he is about to make young and es-
mable lady the happy Mrs p And thar would he
Their good thrg By and large, Pskenham 10 very
good sort Of man, and though he very handsome
10 TO speak, still 60 for the old saw that handsome
is az han isoms does"
Captain Fsto gives a lecture tonight chronology
or history or both and, from his known abilities o
scholar, good entertainment is expected Fst,tsv in
re. THE DOCTOR.