The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-20

try, according to their own and the accurate
enumeration, lie nearly q million and half.
The enumeration of the other sects is equally
laundering and erroneous.
De Bow, the present superintendent succeed
ed Mr.. Kennedy; but he seems to be utterly in
capable ofcomprehending the difference between
facts and fancy in American statistics.
The PRESIDENT AND HIS CABINET.-Some
narrow thinking people suppose that because
we disapprove of the policy Of the Cabinet of
General Pierce, and are advocating the removal
or resignation of the larger part, we are there
fore very anxious such an event should take
place tomorrow. next day. next week. or next
month No such thing. We are in no haste
for that event. We know too well that the
President cannot dispense with his present ad-
visers till some time after the meeting of Con-
gress 1t would embarass him very much to
dismiss them, remodel them, or turn them out,
previous to the period when he makes up his
partments hand in their reports to the same
authority. The removal of the Cabinet at this
time, or even during the next five, six, seven,
or ten months, would equally embarass us.
We have not half exhausted Gushing, Marcy,
Guthrie and the rest of them, They are our
capital in trade; and if they were removed to-
morrow, what would we do for pungent edi-
torial article the next day? We cannot spare
them, and we really hope that the President
will take our embarrassment into consideration,
and keep them at least for six months or a year,
until their characters are completely exhibited
to the country, and their principles run out.
With nursing, however, and temperance and
moderation, and good care in the treatment we
give the Cabinet in their different courses, we
think they will last as editorial topics, if dis
cussed-pungent and agreeable to all-for at
least nine or twelve months longer. Will the
President take this into consideration, and jog
on with them for little while longer?
Arts and Artists.
DOUGHTY, who is now considered the finest landscape
painter in Amercs has finished his series of landscapes
Illustrative Of the four As he has painted these
pictures for test of his STYLE they worthy careful
examination They can be at Williams 4 stevens's,
823 Broadway.
Mr. PownI's De Soto" is still on exhibition 1t the
Academy Of Design, Broadway, Bond street This
picture done to occupy the vacant space in the
tunda Of the Capitol. 1t is worthy visit
Mr.. o. S. Fowler continues his Lectures
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