The New York herald., 1850-06-25

come to blows. They may run all night long
they choose; and they may chase each other int
all the bycstreets of the city, as long a. We rid
from the Capitol to Georgetown for ftp.
The effect of this omnibus revolution is great
Real estate all along the line is rising, and house.
IN Georgetown are beginning 10 be valuable pro-
perry. Board is cheap there and the 'busses afford
the clerks the means of reaching it, and the me m.
bers Of Congress too. This will contribute 10 bring
down tho excessive boarding expenses of Wash
ing!on; h. .,,.rDr;.0. men who h. ,,,,.,u..s
4 these conveyances, the public thanks are due, for
breaking up the extortions of the hackmen and for
giving all the advantages of the best vehicles fer
| Tip, for all the way TO Georgelown Washington
now has the appearance Of civilized city, and tho
stranger particularly has occasion 10 be thankful
Another enterprise of Reesde " Co. is the splen-
did omnibus for thirty passengers, communicating
with swift boat they have established, running to
| Alexandra. The gentlemen are entitled to sue.
cess; but competition is the life OF trade, the
more the merrier; and if the new lines to come re-
duoe the fare TO three cents, the public will GER
tainly not complain.
WASHINGTON, June q, 1850.
n Caucus on the Land Bounty BIZ, and uhat Il
Ageed Upon-Irtr1gxes Of the Cabinet respecting
Ne1 Nerico, aud to defeat the Compromise
Course Of the Richmond 7imes-Rssope Of the
Cabinst-7he EnteA,geneer Playing Second FdIle
TO the Gaiph,~issd Republic.
The caucus, last night of the friends of the
Land Bounty Bill, agreed upon the following
terms:-
1. To include those in Wayne's war, and in
the last war with Great Britain.
To extend the land bounty to the surviving
officers and soldiers, and to the widows Of those
of EN- who have died and lrft widows.
S To give to three months men forty acres; to
the Fix months men, eighty acres; and to the
twelve months men, one hundred and sixty acres.
T. To include the staff, but not the field officers
in the late war with Mexco-the soldiers Of that
war having already received bounty lands.
There were nine field officers in the Mexican
war present at the caucus. Hence the reason for
the exemption of that class of officers. As legs-
lators. they could not vote themselves bounty
lands.
The intngues Of the members of the cabinet to
get the people of New Mexico to torn State 90
vemment. so that the plan of the Compromise
Committee may be defeated, and the administra-
ton may dodge action on the Wilmot provso, are
developing themselves Ii is now whispered among
the members of the cabinet and the faithful-from
one Of whom, member of Congress. learned il,
that they expect TO receive, in ten days from this
the State Constitution OF New Mexico, with de-
mand, from the people of that new State, for ad-
mission into the Union. If this shall prove true,
will there be no evidence that the executive GO
vernment-the "Central government" as Mr.. Sc
nat0r Dayton chooses to denomiaate it-has inter-
fered with the people Of New Mexico, and made
use Of its power and influence to mould them to
its pleasure
The Richmond Times and Compiler, Taylor
wbig paper, of great ability and respectablity Of
character, is out am rejoiced to perceive, upon
the infamous cabinet, for hoodwinkIng, deceiving
end warpng the honest old patriot. at the head Of
the government, from his rropriety and from the
pledges he had honestly given to his fellow couu-
uymen.
So far have the cabinet gone, and so well have
they succeeded, in their foul game, that men in
their confidence now give out in whspers-l heard
cne Of them to-day-that should the Compromise
he passed by beth houses of Congress, il will bs
vetoed by the PRESIDENT,
That the report published in the Richmond
Tunes awd Comr1ler-to the purport that the MEN,
bers Of the cabinet are using all their ohcial power
and Custom House influence at the North 10 get
up opposition to the Compromise, and prevent
Northern whig members OF Congress from voting
for it's true to the letter, there can be but little,
if any, doubt. Evidences of the fact are daily
uanspirng, and Of such nature as To forbid con-
adction. The fact is, the cabinet ministers are In
opposition not only to the people Of the country, but
to the whig party, and they know it, They Will not
leave their places until they are kicked out, which
they will not be 20 long as they can succeed in
boodwnking, misleading and deceivlng-pcrhaps
with the conDivance with free soil Major w. w.
are permitted 10 hold on where they are, they
10 plunder the treasury for themselves, their
kin and favortes, with perfect leoseness. No
vote Of unqualified and unmstakeable censure by
the peoples House of Representatives, is going 10
cause them TO bulge one inch from the high places
they have SO deeply dsgraced. They know that
they are TO 60 down themselves at the end of their
term, any how, and they mean 10 pull down the
whig party with them. lngratiiude absolutely has
a charm for such mean, dwelling political dema-
CUES History will paint them, each and all. in
The poor National Inf,7igewcv To what low
pass has that ancient and honorable print come
Messrs. Bult and Sargent, the late able and cias-
steal editors of the republic, were cast sdnt be-
cause they were too honorable and high-minded
TO defend the Galphn swindle and denounce the
Compromisc; ard treasury editor, who could be
induced TO do the bidding OF the Galphin cabinet,
for pecpDary consideration, was foisted into the
position they had vacated. And BOW the official
Nominations of that treasury editor and Galphin
Whitewater are endorsed and re-issued by the
once proud and independent editors Of the National
Great God, how fallen It is true that tho erti-
Gle copied yesterday into, and ndorsed by the In
feR,gsNcsr from the GaIphin organ Of the day pre-
viOus, is mainly abusive and deDuDcatory Of Father
Richie but still it was coucbed in language and
frsught with terms which the editors Of the respect
able InfeLigesor have htbertoindignantlye eschew-
ed and kept entirely ont Of their vocabulary and
moreover the article bore upon its face or rather
the introductory remarks preceding it, conveyed
the assurance that the editors were bsdc, asked,
20 place the article ondhanded in their columns.
And they did play second-fidde to the well-psid
treasury editor Of the Galphn organ.
Drsrrr,.rro CAss.-Two Of the lads, the brothers
Shelly who scalded by the recent steam boiler
explosion In Spring Garden have died. one of these
brothers, John, expired yesterday, and the Coroner
this morning held . view upon the booy.
that sat upon the body Of the other brsther made
full invssRation Of the depsrable casuslty and their
verdict attributes the accident to mperfection In
the repairing Of the boiler, and neglect to employ
competent engineer. The death OF these boys-es.
p<cislly under circumstances 10 beart-rending-s .
heavy blow to their mother whose main support they
were She is widow. having recently lost her hus-
band and has three surviving young children. The dis
trscted mother this not expected TO live
frsm hour TO hour the loss Of her two eldest ehden
the prop Of her widow nearly driven her
crssy and her devoted attention to them during the
brief time of ther sgonzing sunsring having thrown
her into a spell Of dangerous Illness. The family
very poor, and the IL one that appeals In the
strongest manner to the sympathetio heart OF the
humane -Phsiadeiphia Bailei,n, june IL
Comnissfor o, CLAIMS AoAissr Mrrrco, June 10
The mortal Of DIR George Esst claiming for sxpul-
sion from chihuahua in 1Ss8 for imprisonment, aud
conssquent losses goods wa. submitted examined.
and ordered 20 be received. That Of Archibald Ste
venson claiming for expulsion from the same place at
the dst. for confinement and consequent Losses
Ia his business hotel keeper was submitted sxa-
mined, and ordered to be received. That Of Pierr
sesrsneau. sdmnistrstor Of Emile seurenesu, claim
ing for expulsion from Mstsmoros. In 1916, vas also