New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15

pray for stability, pesos, plenty ana cam A.
They are horIi6ed at the name u -''e .ol.
r,,;s. VIII, denounce Soue, and have 10 Co"ei-
of eomnassiou forfloDsteTsm al AL y" ", '''
MA, bro,yp or black coats, VIII soieln" ''"'' "
r.; ga ON. The subte rranean bhoys wan. so"''
49,. t,,,,,, there who will raife the de'h gen
o,o,l, turn Up Jack, acquire Cuo', auu ""o.A
,,". america. They amt particular VINO inc
no so that be Dreams tblues, Inns
-, nI Of plain sailing ;hey d"h ul"si 'aIIu
~ ~ There lrust be something to hurIah aDOnt'
~. ,r,ttrr what, even II 1t ne crachiDg Johh Dun
crown. ... ,t,ro =. so,,.. littla draw
80, L,1,,.en Old Buck and the aforesaid
N,cv or at least there was, which was patched
VS. t;io,rtrucc tast ion. after the manner OF the
Arolo.Frapco alliance. When Old Buck was gong
f. fpplard he thought there was good chance 10
sGru IL. 6,lomatic stuff, and rivet himself III the
Ioart of the then forthcoming Cincinnati Con7en-
In Rut he was still doubtful about the eX 'eri-
,rent. and ike a coy demoiselle, played of the
oer ior n long Tin e, not knowing really whether
tn accent or decline. All his hesitation OF charac-
fer VAS mad manifest on that occasion. FINALLY,
he screwed up his courage to the sticking place,
and c.nsented t. go. ON that day, Bngadier gen
eral Pierce thought he had fixed one rNdl aud 80
lie did but nOs in the way be intended.
When The thing was settled, old Buck was anX-
ous 10 IronOpOlize everything III the way OF advan
taceOus negotiation. So he claimed to have put IN
his bands TIE Fishery question: then just br0ached,
urging that with it he could manage the Central
American business, by making the concessions on
ole ,i6e oDset the other The reason was paus
hlo Int did not quite satisfy Marcy, who turned
over that hard nut which Clayton AID Buwer had
tried 10 crack ard quietly took the other 10 him
self Old Buck was sOured care near rc1ouncing
II g mission AID his friends swOre terribly, luSt
Ike cur army in Flanders. However, he went
end after eoiPg had symposium with kos'ut1
and comuany. Which tabOOed him for Il time With
the "aIis'ocratic circles" in London, and inyoked
tie dispcasure If the campaigning souls in the
CONT circles at Washington beside. We'll, every
b,dy know how the Central American affair ended.
T, I'd Clarendon and old Buck he'd an epistOlary
bout for q year or so, and then the latter packed
mn his duds broke bis court sword iii INIT itlon OF
HE heroic Cass, and crossed the Atlantic in
dudgeOD.
House. dined him, wined him, and battered him.
Marcy tnshrugged his shoulders for three con-
ti1uous 0ays and told Old Buck if he would marry
and could become the father Of respectable fam
ilv be might in time be right clever fellow. The
calumet OF peace was smoked, and the Gage OF
Wb.atland returned home very content, smiling
and delighted. Now that he is elected he struggles
for quiei. aid protests against cOmmOti0n. lie
would like Marcy 10 hold on 70 the helm, if il were
not for the seeming humiliation of conicssing go
much dependence Then too he is pressed by
"Young America" most vebementy 10 different
direction; but that does not 90 for much since the
election IL was very well in lis way about the
dog days. but has become rather obnoxious OF late.
The Sanders aud Sickle stars are on the decline:
They have eliminated and must entirely wane. All
the decency of Philadelphia which is the most su-
perior exalted and finished article III that line any
where solenrnly afirms Git never swears) thai
these Red Republicans shall not prevail. AT
wistar the other night, where the tip-top gentry IN
sable suits assembled, il was decreed terrible 10
think of such possible domination. In truth, the
black coats were positively shocked at the bare
idea. aud really pronounced it quite prepostrrouS.
Now the import Of this expression Is slghlhcan,,
for Old Buck gets his crrapns, and his reed plrdS
and rails and has, for Lord knows how many
wears, among the set who stood IN Judgment "hie
discussing the good things before them: 80
Among the gentler sex il has been observed mat
tie President elect has changed some OF his haoits
since the November election and turned OUT qutc
Buck-isb The civilized world knows that Wnte
cboker and black dress-coat have beeu, SINCE the
me mOry of man, as much established institutions ol
his person as the crook in the neck which aderns
Ills Canastoga shoulders. All of sudden the white
ch,ler has been suppanted by black, and dashing
Green frock substituted for the somber cuta-way
which once only partially protected his integuments
against fire in the rear. This is semi-otfcla
announcement of the probable court Costume, for
which some enterprisiDg Broadway tailor owes
me one. A REPUBLICAN.