The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-19
INTELLIGENCE By TUE MAILS.
WAs,,,oror. October ne 1a49

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wAssrNGror, October 10, 1s4S
The De"onment-Oid Zaei's Pyospeofs-Hs Proba5L
ro"ey-1he Wofm Di'oppointmenD in Store fs'
certain Pohhetans-Or Foreign ReIafions-7hs
Sandrieh Isisnds Ore gon-s.ed Sop1 for .gnotAs,
Hay, Se.
Tonight, the wings Of this meridian makr . o,oriou~
noise and have tremendous rejoicing for what thev
call the signal triumph Of whg principles in the Kew
stone State in the election Of Johnston over Long
streth, and the probable result In Osio There ia 10
be similar democratic blowout for tie triumph the
democrats have achieved and the success Of Psyntsr
the Canal Commissioner, in the same State The
wings fire one hundred guns, and, singular enough
the democrats will Gre two hundred guns also in.
honor OF the victories In yvania and Ohio The
elections it appears, please both parties inthis non
voting district
1t seems pretty generally believed here that General
Taylor is to be the next President Perhans ali the
democrats will not admit 1t in terms but their lonc
faces and the broad grins that betoken a whg are
pretty good evidences. Some Of the democratic IN
going to and from the public Offices take the back
crowds, like flies In summer. Blythe by, there have
WITHIN day or two past, been discovered many more
lie offices 1t would be funny, indeed. n. after ALI
that has occurred, General Cass should be elected.
stock Of that ra,cay virtue called Su over
and were too impulsive and precipitate in the ex-
preston OF their decided Partially for old Rough
and Ready. Nobody can tell who Is Governor
until after the election, ;" (or until all the ofcia re-
turns are received is old proyerb and the truth il
awful for office holders The game is up deci-
dedly so, but respectfully decline disclosing the
result Of my examination of the entrals Of chicken
(after the fashion of the ancient augurs) which
killed for dinner Saturday This would astonish
the natives as uch as the declaration that neither
oast nor TsyG NOR Van would act as the
and that the vote Of South Carolina would create the
category tending to such denonement Of the Prssdsn
Won free soiers, democrats and wings will none OF
them, triumph In such an end Of the play.
a disappointment more wofuI than that which they
suffered from Tyler In 1S40. In tha first place. you
own cabinet Crttenden, Jefferson Davis i Major h
Bliss, Reverdy johnson, w. C. Rives, and John Bell
Will probably be among the chosen few whose advice
and counsel will have weight with him and the ut
most favor that the old political harots who claim to
be the wing leaders will receive will be Punishment ON
foreign missions, (arst' second and third rate, to
satisfy the capacity of the candidates) Old Zaoks
hobby, as President, will, 1t is said, be economical
government, and the reduction Of the patronage
In the way of offices of the Federal Executive,
ana ana OF dhs deparmsnts He x be in earnest in
BY the rotten politicians. Especially will the lazy In
efficient bureaucracy of this city meet with little
and their reut, "borse foot and dragoonsu stan and
line, will be like that of the Mexicans at Pao Alto
plantive cry Of mueho wiisso y VIII not save them.
This 1t Is believed will be his especial ambition,
wei as 10 rerofm the navy All russ and feathers,h
and PARADE and "fancy and ''new fashions, and
"pomp and circumstance" will be discouraged, and
we shall have plain old fashioned republican notions
again introduced That is If old Zack shall be elected
President. But this is not certain.
Our foreign relations will be managed according to
circumstances. The seeds have recently been sown,
and the sowing Of them will not be ended until the
fourth Of March, 1849, of dific ultes between this
country and Great Britain, respecting the Sand wich
Islands. At present you must be content with
hint Perhaps old Rough and Ready may, fhe can,
harrow up the crop Of tares and i'll weeds that
being soughtto plant there and it Is to be hoped he may
be successful In this important particular II the peo
pie prefer him to Cass But Of this highly interesting
subject more anon.
What will be the result of the intrigues of the Hud-
son Bay Company, aided by the British government,
to wheede Uncle Sam out of million of dollars for
that company, and the Puget Sound Agricultural As
socaton under the pretence Of transferring their
sessions In Oregon remains to be 1t Is not pro-
posed by them to yield up the privilege of the joint
navigation Of the Columbia river given away by the
Oregon armstice of 1s46. My opinion Is, that Uncle
Sam will decline the purchase and sta nd.on his re-
served rights +" Mr. Canning told Mr.. Pinckney,
twenty years ago that is all folly for and Great
Britain to quarrel about her this CONT
nent, when everybody knows that they will come to
US In natural way, in due by virtue OF mani
fest Destiny
There other topics of trouble occasioned BY the
confused, bungng diplomacy Of our rulers in past
times but with the protection and aid of Divine Pro-
whence, may hope that country will surmount
all difficulties, and go unimpeded in her career Of
prosperity and honor. FELIX