The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-02

PHILADELPHIA, April ~, lSao.
Sprirg TrsvsI-.a Trouble in the Political CanpTols
grsphing-Drams, re. &c.
This 10 the last day of "nckls Aprin and to
graceful May" will curssy in upon We'll, the city
elbows evidences Of at least Of spring
travel the public houses the Streets the shops, being
sprinksd with soournsrs principally however, from the
North. Southern travellers will not leave their homes
for six weeks yet when they will come upon u In nocks
of fftiss and hundredsa precious mpgling of beauty
and dsformity knowledge and ignorance, fmsrtness az
psss extrsvsgauss and ohivsry Nice customers are
these southern tourists though for hotel folks and
bill they seldom if ever ask the price Of article
the till they have purchased it, and shower svys
and quarters absut thsu at least at the value Of negro
week
What with tho different Dental candidates in the
Geld both political parties here CONTINUE to be greatly
convulsed The oa1ldron, In fact bos up most fearful
ly. Every day dsvelofss some new schisp; and until
the conventions are passed and the nominations ar:
troub round about tho osuldron stout in either camp
OF the patriots The last excitement Of this popbesr
der shows itself among certain democrats in the second
ward pg Garden who have called meeting and pass
ed resolutions dsnouncing Gel Page, our collector and
have appointed wings to oss in their several depart
mens. Now regarding Col Page, tho assertion 10 true
but in the instance which has reused the indignation Of
tbe Spring Garden Patriots he has acted am told by
advice from a high eourcs at Warrington This in
stance enbracss tho appointment Of brothsr.inaw Of
vsr" Of the Public Ledger, who until few weeks ago.
WIS Buchanan man, bat who now favors Mr. Dallas
nasntmsnt rss no less III an Tho Hon Rober. i. Wsltsr
Nr DALAI law Whethsr this tte favor was
sness1' .oS eS Va ,s onssivers dsseiton OF
others who know better than myself that gsntlemsns
propensty for lacking ship" The charge made against
N ahnrt tn1S rhss s,Is., h 10
pointed whg to oaos; but when he assumed the rsns
ofthe department which ne administers to admirably,
nIo na honest man VINO rscsivsd thsir .nno,n;msnt
from vhs predecessor and he permitted them to re-
tain their places we stats thus a. an act OF common
sa,ron Of IN. drama and The 6ps Arts ncmd;.a lvev
Of the beautiful developed in pretty nns and
well turnad foot and ANGLE and Is wholly unexceptcn
ebls, because he generous, charitable and the best
dressed man in Chssnut street
Mr. Charles Diblin Pitt Is playing an engagement at
the Walnut with great ecnt. H,s"O,hallo," "Gissip
pus and "Ostavisn,' have been greatly admired, and
P. Is well sustained at the Walnut BY Nss Alexina
Fisher RichiBgs Wheaty, Chapman, and the other
members Of Marshslls excellent stock eompsny. His
acting purely OF the intellectual school, which is daily
growing more and popular among us. At the Mu-
ssum Mrs Josephine Russell Mr. Barnsy Williams
arc drawing full bousss and Pcas begins to realize
handsome return for his efsrts to please
Al 10 arranged fer business in ths telesraphio Office
Of tha new line between city and Nav York and
messages have b,sn to and fro with perfect
success Houses machine Is used you know and its
work is marvtlously accurats There can be no doubt
hut this new line Will command largo share OF bust
nsss for other than is connsxion with the