The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-28

has been virtually prescribed by the daiphins The
manifest hostility Io~srds Mr Clay, 40 openly dis
played viii cesss and his friends who have been the
especial objects OF the most shamefu prescription ana
abuse will IN Tor least share OF the appoint
ments yet TO b. made sud the nominai ons already
sent in will, in vas majority oil instances, De re-
jected SO rsneorous vas tho hate exhibited towards
MIR. Clay, THAI thu subordnates In the Depart
ments caught up the cry rom thslr s1periors ana
epithet. Ills adhereIts, as such, were disqualified
from holding office anu w,re the objects OF the most
RELENTLESS persecution What has been said in refer
TO foreign applies with equal force
60 very many OF the posts which have been filed in
this city and the country at large. There will be an
immense nuttering amongst the hundreds of OBJ
and incompetent clerks the connections
sycophantic hangrrs-on OF the late cGbiaet
and the days OF DIVERS heads Of bureaux, are,
doubt, NUMBERED The city Is rife with
mors in ref.ren To these matters which ii we're
idle to give II Is positively asserted that Mr. Ewbsnk
the Commissioner of Patents must at length yield
before that influence. emanating from bis own city
posed HIM the remOustrances heretofore sighted
must and will be h'ard. ana his nomination will be
rejected Mr. Butterord will, IL Is said be compelled
70 give way teA tuccrssT MS apPolhtmtht "as VI.
source of the greatest dissatisfaction and the subject
OF the most bitter comments at the time was mdde
and his conduct while IN Office. marked by sectional
prejudces and ivortm hss not been such as to gain
him friends amongst the members Of his own pc
litioal faith Last yes not least, and with whose
name tongues are most bitter. is Mr. warren, Of the
Post Office Department Ills dismissal will be most
imPerAtively demanded. lie mas rendered himself
highly obnoxious, not only by the truculent conduct
which earned Tor him tbe s0ubrqusi of 'headsmAn,"
but by his cringiug subseryiency TO the vie and
policy of the "Gslphnsn IA their prescription of
portion Of the whg party he has incurred the bitter
animosity Of many 1uentisl members Of that wing
who are clamorOus Tor his prompt removal In
addition TO other ,etoDs 10 Mr. Warren IL be
confessed that the charges preferred against him by
the democratic pres touching certain financial
matters, have been construed into tact admission
ofthe truth OF The allegations Motives Of policy ir
respective OF Other considerations will compel the
Postmaster elest Mr.. Hail. to appoint successor
more generally acceptable
1t is matter oi the deepest regret am ngst his
friends here and sle~ here that Mr. Pearce thought
it HE duty TO decline the post of Secretary tn. In
terror. The appOn tHitnt signal and deserved
Duke TO the NOT oi"us Court House clique" OF Balii
more, of which tie late Attorney General the
poDsnt, and which has for years exerted such ma
Ign IN huence upon h fortunes of the wings in Mary
land The name OF biz successor has not transpred.
Messrs. Webster Corwin, Hall, and Graham. are al
ready at Their rep ciye posts; the accePtances OF
hessrs Crittendeu aud Bates still regarded pro-
bemaleali the former is expected 10 reach this city
to-day.
The question Of the Compromise is still the sub
sect Of fierce debate in the Senate and what will be
the ultimate the bill it is impo ssibe TO conjec.
ture although thu friends Of the have become
more saDguine Of succsss since the proposition to
refer the Texan boundary to a Board of Com
missioDers. The protector Of the measure, the
venerable Statesman OF kentucky, made Monday
last one of the most powerful appeals in its behalf that
echoed in the halls OF the Senate 1t every
way worthy OF the man and the occasion, and may be
regarded as the last expiring effort OF the distinguish
ed Senator in it, behalf The vote will probably be
taken upon IL before the close Of the week The long
agony will be ovsrthe long suspense terminated In
-.
administer rebuke to Rhett, Of South Carolina, in
view Of the rank disunion principles avowed in his
late speech at Charleston II was csstigation which
the honorable member will recollect during the period
of his natural hfe
The weather in this region still continues warm, and
from the peculiar type OF prevalent disease appre-
tensions strongly entertained that the
cholera, will soon be in midst from which, upon
ts last visit, We we're fortunate enough to escape.
There Is very pretty piece OF scandal now going
the rounds In the oy. sfording delightful to
certain ladies of Uncertain agen closely touching
n NeW DIRK na-
per- but IL not province TO deal in such ware and
We therefore leave it for ths comments Of others.
CRAYoN
wAsnSerOs, July a. 1850.
Gsl,hin DipIOnssy-Digu0aed Conduct Of M. Secretary
Clayton Seen, from the Farce Of Portuguese Claims
Motto Of the Late Cabinet " Fork Deer -
Az the curtain has fallen on the Galphn cabinet, 1
feel Il my duty TO record Of the prominent traits
oftheir history.
During the excitement connected with the claims
on Portugal flor the capture OF the priva teer General
Armstrong, In the port Of Fayal) when Mr.. Clayton
was endeavoring to get up feeling to hide the
Gslphin robbery. the Portuguese Minister received
important Dispatches from his government, which he
was xious place before the late Secretary Of State
believing he should AT amicably arrange all He
received at the state Department by Mr. Clayton
who. placing both feet on the table desired the minis
PoRTpeuEsr MIssraR - have the honor. sir TO an
to the secreAry Of State that have received
commander Of the battery at Fayal seat q communi.
cation to the British Admiral previous TO the attack
the American privAteer. protesting against his Vio
latibg the neutrality % the port
Mr. CLArroS with his feet still the table replied,
Fork ever ~
PohrUGuIsE MIrIsrEB-I am able 10 show you, sir,
that the commander ths fort had bat six artillery
men under HE command, and the guns In the fort
Of no use for action.
Mr. ClArros- Can't talk. sir" Fork over ."
PoRrvcUEsE MtstsrgR-I am instructed by my go
vernment TO announce that Portugal Is willing and
DESTROYS to Amicabiv arrange the differences
listing and will submit the 10 the Arbitramcnt
and award Of any government In Europe.
Mr.. CLArToS with his feet stll the table" Fork
over 80
PoRruoutsr MlSrsrrS-I am instructed 70 oGer TO
submit the whole Co King Oscar, OF Sweden.
Mr.. CLairoN-Wll you leave IL TO the Emperor OF
Russia
poprueuEsr MiNutER-with the greatest pleasure
Mr.. CLArros feet still on the table Fork over ~
PohtUGs1sg MinistgR--f am instructed TO add that,
after making these O-rs Portugal will not be coerced
60 pay unjust claim.
Mr. CLArros- You must " Fork over ~
Exit the Portuguese Minister, leaving Mr.. Clayton
solss Thus ended this highly comic and dramatic
scene. D. III.
Our Baltimore Correspondence.
BALTmoHE, July 70 1850.
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