The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-30
be involved in the overthrow Of that gentlemen.

be involved in the overthrow Of that gentlemen |
expect the Inauguration OF the Governor elect aud
the organization Of the Legislature will be highly
interesting. True, the executive is no longer TIE
generous patron of his party and his friends; he is
NO longer mere dispenser OF favors; but still we
shall Ind thousand things connected in some
way with affairs OF State which will be amusing
am informed by Mr. Field, one OF the commas
noners on practice and pleadings, that an article
incorporated INTO the criminal code to be submit
ted 10 the next Legislature will efiectualy preven.
me discharge OF prisoners upon ''straw BAIL"
about which there Is at present so much COM
plant understand from a leading whe that
The honeymoon, which has so long subssted
between Mr. Greeley, of the Tribune and Mr.
| am told, proved Weed In a flo, and the de-
...Scious hGson was instantly broken off. One
evidence OF the truth of this statement is, that for
several months past, neither OF these persons have
made any illusions to the other IN their respective
papers.
received, this morning, the following letter
from Hon. John p. Beekman OF Undertook, IN
reply to a statement made IN a letter from Albany,
and published IN the Herald OF the 9th inst. The
letter in question stated that negotiations were in
progress Tor the union of the argus and atlas
newspapers, published in this city. / have al
ready mentioned that was not the author of that
communication, and have not hesitated 10 eX-
press my belief that 1t originated in the Argus
office
KrSprRHooK, Nov 25, ls4s
Sir-In the N.,e York E,rcid, of Nov. q, notice,
towards the latter part of communication from their
Albany correspondent, under date of Nov o. [refer
to the paper paragraph beginning with the words
1t was supposed here,'i sc &c. and ending, in tn
seyenteenth line, with the words quite rea sonsb'
Now, all this is news to me. as was not awsre 4.
was proprietor at all OF the Atlas, or had tba
interest in it than a subscriber. have Nv othe
of any negotiations, lately, to unite the not hear
and as TO my " Offering the establish two paper,
terms quite reasonable" permit r. lent for sale O
not see any reason that, were e to say that | a
should be consulted at all TT It offered for sale
ing an incubus J under paper instead of be
believe Is exciusively tA' >eand is profitable, and
Dyck and Cassdy-cer' . property of Messrs Va,
ed If you the ainly 30 far as I au1 concsrn
you please correct correspondent of Nov. 22d, will
owning the p wish to stand before the public a
not, will :operty Of other persons and II you ar
Tecth ~rite to Mr.. Bennett, and ask him to cor
remain yours respectfully.
y JP BEEKMAN
ar Beekman's senatorial term expired IN 1871
Ae Is the nelghbor and confidential friend O
Martin Van Buren, he was member of the fire.
soil delegation from this State, which demande
an unconditional admission into the late Baltl
more Convention; he is gentleman of grea
talents, great generosity, great wealth. and grea
wit; he is hospitabe farmer of the old Dutc
regime, and one OF the most influential men in tn
Van Buren, party. The Judge should have though
better OF me than to have supposed that unde
present circumstances, | could possibly have bee
the author OF such statement.
Mlss julia Dean, who is regarded as a phepo
menon In the dramatic world Is achieving th,
same conquests IN this quarter that have hitherto
signalizeu her career in the South and South
west. She is an elegant woman, of fine temper
and good breeding. At the tender age OF eighteen
she is accorded position in her profession which
The best artists OF the age might well be proud of
She is, IN tact, TO the theatrical circles VIVA
Jenny Lind Is to the musical circles; this is quite
enough to say OF her. Her Improvement, since
her last appearance in New York, has been re
markable. Mr. Mech, the proprietor of the AL
bany theatre, is man OF great enterprise, and the
Albany public begin to appreciate his efforts