The New York herald., 1851-07-31


Stle of a Sleqnt Yaclt mag dt H,b1tGl.
A northwest storm has com menced. which from
its disagreeable feel here bouts. must sadly dis
commode the pleasure hunters o. Newport, Capa
May, SC. Six OF seven hundred ct this morning
for the latter place, but the ,r., olk OF them will
doubtless return this evening h lAe .ame boats tha5
carried them off
The beautiful steam propeller yscht, recently
built tcre for Capt. X. L"pef, spleasure boat
for his own use, has been pu,cua-cd ~ Mr. Fornien-
to, of New York; her modriat utaer requisites foe
swiftness, recommendnb 5 rSi TO Lim as lifting
vessel TO ply as mail p"eNrt 3ttaten Vera CTs
and the river Ama2on,t"4cnns a> lac various ports
along he coast. Her naue. the ',olunel john Stc-
ycns, will probably he rcrar,d The Phiiadelphia
ship yards, though lamou'ooiy u icieat in nuaber
and size to supply the wants o' htr o~a marine.
have accomplished scarcely au. mug Tor the las5
few years, save buiIong .uo htt.os O@t steamships
for other parts of the World
Messrs. HoNie x Button, architects of This ;lty,
have prepared plans ior "a i,ne, number of houses,
which are to be but at rioOohen curing the present
summer, under the supernt, ndcacc az NJ Joan j.
Benson, formerly attached to the PoilaieiPhla ana
Camden Ferry
PHLAD4LPHLA, July "a, iS5i.
The Politics of Penn, yiragnl- fi,r Sae Census -
The Buctanen Srte # tis Question.
The barbed arrows of the diff ciiiues OF he
whig and democratic parties 70 fennsyivania, arc
beg inning to fly, and effects "ii De peTcipci-
BILE within short period. Toe big Clique OF tho
whig party, headed by Governor Johnston and Coi-
lector Lewis, made their hr,t open demonstration
in the Native American Convention. hold at Harris
burg on the 2ith inst. ~ith the 'ntontion OF euet-
ing coalition bttween the natives and wings, tho
result Of which grand light bet veen the
regular and the coalition natives, cuding in Sc
cession of the REGULARS from the convention, and
a nomination of a native tises fjr the fall caui-
paign. A declination OF any considerable Port.on
Of the native party to support Governor Jonnstoa
and the whig tckes, must necessarily throw that
party into lean minority in this state. Powerful
efforts and persuasive Induce meu,s, however, Will
be held out by the Governor aud the men Of the
custom house, to the leaders in this secession
ment, in order to bring them back to the ,olds Of
the faithful. But success, dom present appear
ances, cannot safely be counted upon unless tno
contributions and biddngs be hisa Tne other
cque-conparativeiy poor ia ueahs aud numbers
Senator Cooper, backed by tne DdNy Nucs, and
followed by all the disappointed Jieants for otco
under both the Collector and the ITovernor, how
ever will spare efforts to keep the seceders pre-
cisely where they now knos'ug that Johnston
must, in consequence, be defeated, winch they do
youtly desire
The politiea, hostility which mas existed between
the Governor aud Senator Cooper, tor long .ims,
has now become personal li'' Excclency's SUI
in occurring the npto,ntmrnt Ot William ~.
Lewis collccto; OF this port, threw Lewis into his
clique, in opposition to Copper aad the hostility
and wealth o the Collector ~ 90 feared by tho
lattcrtbe Necs nDd the disappointed office hunters.
The ability, Therefore, vi Lnls anti cis or house
clique Keep the regulars ssceders in line til
the election Is over. Is soiue"nat pfoblematical-
After all the splurgings, denu"ciations, fierce
nvowals, to say nothing vi sbc carrIngs among the
seeding natives at The HarrlsDurg Convention,
they may, horcyer, b. snipt inio tnc traces, sad
compelled TO lend hand al The polls for Johnston
and the whig usset Doubtl,ssi he nomination fox
some OF the trihDg local offices ma the row, with
few members Of the Legislature, all be awarded %
leading natives, TO procure withdrawal of tho
ticket of the Harrisburg seceders Butt wings
will award them nothing more, aud GOVERNOR john
ston has mole offices To gave Nc Dday Sen -
entirely under the rol asd niiiaeuce OF the coll
leotor ard custom house Bong 80, angry disputes
and fierce contentious have already broken forth in
the native associations, between tAs castom house
ard anti-custom house adhefents IN n ,sc associa-
tions. What the result viii be, time only can de-
termine. But definitely " settle and ADJUST all tho
prevailing difficulties bct~een the different factions
Of the Wing snd native parties, will be ~ hercuean
task for Governor Johnston aLd the custom house
CLIQUE. lt still, however, may be done between
row ami the 9th Of October. Unless they be set led
before that period, aud all the disliccted wings
and natives "come ny to the trough, fodder or nJ
fodder, the Govern,r must oe defeated by an over
1helmng mejority-p politically anninllated Tor all
time to come Theu, too, his defeat will ne
c,sserily be q death blow to the faction OF
the democratic party in Pcnnsylvaia, headed
by General Cameron, Colonel Frazer, and Judge
thamtn ney, ag ainst Mr.. Buchanan. This faction,
IL is beli, VI q, ~ connivng With the wings for tho
defeat Of Col Bigler, in order solely TO effect tho
same purpose in regard ~ Mr. buchanan in this
state hut of their power Tor evil there Is littlo
apprehension, ms was instanced In the heading and
Harrisburg conventions, out of both OF which their
delegates we're kicked. IL the ex Secretary of
state regarded them as dangerous, he =ould soon
concilate them, aod bring them into his interests
They are too small in number for consideration
they effect nothing of any political inp)rtance
through conventions. Gen cameron, however,
succeeded by stratsgem, few days ago. in passing
strong Cass resolutions in the Dauphin county con-
vention at llaIrsDug and nstructing two delegates
| 70 vote for Csss at the next State convention.
The friends Of Gen. Cas-, in this State, In 10 ,
| weak minority 20 accomplish any enectual mea-
sures for tho Generals political Interests aud the y
never will or can make move, witkVu doing moro
injury than good TO his prospects This Is true IS.
yopd all quCstion
pamphlet, consuming great deal Of humor
and much stnfe, but gotten up as buresfue upon
! the nOvemca,s Of the faction of ten Cameron x
Co, against bu ,hsnan Biglcr, made its appear.
ahcc in Lar caster, q fov days since, and caused
| some talk and fun
! Colonel Bigler makes his appearance at ths
Spread Eagle, in Delaware county, ON the second
OF August, when the campaign viii commence. Hs
will, perhaps in his first speech, take occasion {,
| dhavow HE vote In favor of the Wilmot pruviso.
end also the vote which he is said TO have given ia
! favor Of the obnoxious anti slavery Law OF this
state. Governor Johnson has go TO hrs fsrm, ia
| Armstrong county, where he will remain tor u Few
days among his relatives, after which he VIII mount
the stump In OF the western counties, graduau7
wei ding his sgy east.
The caudron, in the city and county, is alr2aSs
beginning 10 boil. over the ite kmdicd by the fgsl
| gentlemen OF both par ties. About one husdre