The New York herald., 1850-06-27

North will be humbueged with the barren idea Of
excluding slavery from all the new territories; but
the cabinet and the cabinet speculators will become
the possessors of all the rich golden and gr azing
lands in those mighty and wonderful territories.
and will be enabled to organize a Galphin party
stronger and mightier than all the political parties
that ever to renown ia this country II is the
creation of new 'sm" in national affairs and that
is Mammonism, or Gaphinism, organised and
made into political party
LITERARY SQuAsmE-PRorEcTIoN OF TIE
QUEEN OF ENGIANp.-Mr. Henry w. Herbert,
author of " CROMWELL" The Brothers," "Mar-
Raduke Wyvil," and book on all kinds OF fish
ing, seems to find the atmosphere Of republican
America too severe for his loyal nerves. He has
been in this country at least fifteen years, and in
hot water-almost up to the boiling point, without
any whiskey-we do not know how long, or how
often. He has recently left the " Cedars' of New
Jersey, famous for mutton-coals and candles
grafis--and visited Philadelphia, where, as our
columns fully intimate and explain, he became the
voluntary champion of Victoria the First, Queen
of Great Britain and Ireland. As he has given the
world the history Of his exploits during the memoir
able days of his championship, we give it 10 the
pubkc with all its beautiful grammar, rhetoric and
literary beauties, and such running contents at the
head of each letter, as will explain and elucidate
the whole affair We make no charge for the i'm
provement. AT the same time, we agree that the
story is known $50 widely''-and the "error or
misstatement by myself my friends having
'assumed proper character" when, as the novel
ist says, 81 was in my own room alone, in the
presence only of Mr.. Brightly, and Mr.. Hira pro-
posed to introduce me TO Judge Barton" and the
novelist replied, 4" II / were (ntroduced) should
be compelled to decline the introduction'-that so
clear, grammatical, discreet, sober and lucid
exposition, ought to receive all possible weight,
particularly as "my Queen" was the origin of the
wonderful quarrel
Surely, the public will wonder that man Of such
incompatible talents as Mr.. Herber, possesses-with
such a command of language and of courage
with such nice sense Of grammar, rhetoric and
honor-wiih such marvellous knowledge Of eti-
quette and loyalty, united under waistco oat,
should have been permitted by the Queen of Eng
land, with whom Mr.. Herbert has the honor Of
being acquainted" 10 pine away in the midst of
stale copyrights, unappreciated unrecognzed and
unrewarded-the patient exile in republican land,
under the stars and stripes of chequered existence,
at the mercy of every democrat, and constantly
embroiled with the ankees of this land of equality
and nutmegs. II Is not the way to reward literary
labor or loyalty, and we do hope that her
Majesiy's government-usually very attentive to
the wants and necessities of the writers of Eng
Lane, will give Mr. Herberta mission that will keep
him at peace with the world I" and the rest Of man.
kind" We would recommend him as quite equal
to cope with the present Cabinet at Washington
Sir Henry Bulwer's talents are wasted on them
Nothing half so accomplished is necessary. Mr..
Herbert would be quite equal to the task. He could
beat Mr.. Clayton at correspondence, the speci-
mems before us fully make apparent. Cannot an
appointment be secured for this uneasy novelist
II is pity that he should retire to the solitude OF
the " Cedars," only visited occasionally by some
policemen who desire to inspect the bowie knives
and pistols ready for use against the "Rynders
men," Mutton, Goals, and candles, ought to be
sent, all the year round TO Mr. Herbert, as testi-
monal of the honor which the people Of New Jer-
sey have of bis distinguished merits as an author,
as scholar, as Il correspondent, as loyal English
man. and perpetrator of his own peculiar fortunes.
They can do nothing less for one who has settled
among the "Cedars," as a cawing that keeps
his eye on the neighborng corn-helds.