The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-18
Our baltimore correspondence.

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Gen Tsylor IN BainOre IT, ou5ie Nth ais C-6inef-os.
Gales, M Clayton and old zosk at Lore,rheai,
resting DtscioiHes- Prosp,ei 81 Ae Dism,nbermeni Of
"a, C15inef-7Ae Pr,ndenrs LITTER 10 Hash MARCEL
about mr. Cior,r the D4rfnoor Pris0nsr-The late
Elections Cendisa,s for Governor ,te., eie.
Its pretty generally uuderstsod Ia Baltimore, since
che arrival Of Gensra Taylor that there has been very
recently, slight rupture between him and the cabinet.
The csbinet 70 appears from what they conceived to
be wsghty reasons thought u desirable that the Pre
dent should not leave Washington At the present time
and 20 informed him Under the impression that their
vish's would be complied With Mr. Secretary Meredith
communicated to Reverdy Johnson, and the Attorney
General conveyed the intelligence TO the public that
the General would not leave Washington until after
ths session Of Congress. Old Jack however, having
long been uneasy has begun to kick in the hsrnes,
without consulting his cabinet, saying word upon
the subject TO any ,le. early Wednesday morn
ing he put his hat came down 10 the and start
edfor Baltimore and the fret nmstion had u bis
intention 10 pay us witt. ~hen he presented
himssn at Bsrnuuls and asked he could be
modsted with room.
The appearance OF the President In our city has pro-
duces little excitement There was IN truth no
time given to prepare for demonstration The public
did not know when he was coming-nor do they knor
when or whsre he T. goiDg-nor will they know until
be u seated in the cars board Of the boat
ready To start His cabinet Know nothing OF hts
Intended movements and ~ cannot reasonably be sup
peeed that he would communicate bis attentions upon
th matter 20 others Those most likely 20 be Inform
ed that he will leave Baltimore for Washington to-
morrow having determined TO defer his Northern tour
until alter the adjournment o the next Congress Yea
terdsy morning short time after his arrival the old
GENERAL left his hotel. got into omnibus, aud rode
out to the Agricultural air and Cattle show. In con-
sequence OF this visit, very large number of tickets
cold TO the that pressed for ward to
obtain q sight Of the hero q Bueua Vista Provided
With horse the President rode around With great
dom and familiarity quite at ease aud apparently in
his element He seemed TO have forgotten that Ewing
Meredith Co we're but a few miles on biting their
lips vsiply epdesvoripg 20 fmother their indgna
ton and wrath. Old Zack 10 the right kiud OF man.
after all you may depend upon ~ for although in az
fairs Of the government he IL charged With being the
hands Of his cabinet still he Is found not to b. quite
manageable a. was at first supposed
The cabinet and Joseph Gales, be II Understood
have put their heads together 20 make the National
Intelligence the administration organ ~ Washington
20 the exclusion Of the Republic This movement
although sdroty managed, has come to the kns~eds'
OF the President The party most interested In th
operation (settps aside Joseph bmsei0 is MIR Clsytos
for whom Mr. Gales has strong political and persons
Gales IL strepuously opposed We have recently seer
letter addressed TO gentleman OF New York by Mr.
Gees, in which he says. 81 have seen Gen Tsylol
several times but may With truth say that AN moi
scqssipted with bin This TO you may seem strange
hut 10 IL nevertheless true To the gentleman
he complained that the President upon bis hrst coming