New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

ton Of John Tyler. a. IL Injustice had really beer
designed t. thst ilustrious parsonage. Nothn g o.
the sort was intended. 1t wa a part of my early
instruction TO spesk well Of the dead, and hope
that lesson will cling to NE. even when James Bu-
chanan has descended to bis political grave twenty
one months and nineteen days hence. All the con-
trssts Of economy, snccessful pdicy, careful ex.
penditures, sDd the like. which The aats has pr--
sent. in behalf at toe Tyeran era are frankly al.
united, and especially to the full extent of their
contrast with toe pIesebt extravsgaDt and Corrupt
dyna'ty. 1t ha. been pquantl, said, to 1t to. iGl-
brchty aid failure of this Administration have
uode that Of Gen Pierce respectable. They bave
done u'ucb more in compelling tue comparison Of
iDt~lls ciual forces.
II this rule be carried sixteen years back, when
Mr. Is Ter surrounded himself with some great and
towering minds, the cobtra-t will be still N ire
striking, for Whatever may be Thought of the policy
OF that COY, the men who directed il cannot BE-
disparageJ. Calhoun, Upshur, Leg.re, Spencer,
Bib, Forward Gilmer Buocrcf M,son, Wilkins,
Wicbliff- aid Nelson, are oil meo who ha re made
their mark on the times and whose namas stl
command respect everywhere. 1t was only 10 a
poli'ic-l sebse, aud with no purpose Of iuvdious
reflection, that the Administration of Mr. Tyler
was referred to. He auo Grn. Pierce, with all
tn, r strong political ilistOns ne ser condescrnded
10 The susl craftsmanship of rrgul ting the hspt,l-
ties Of the White House by any ale of narrow or
bg"t.d prejudice. They Dispensed them gener.
Ou,ly as became gentlemen who felt that the
liberal salary was designed for some other object
than to be boarded up and secreted for future
joymert.
Tie trst effect of the war in Europe will be to
return our Government, State aud Corporation
Stocks for sal. in the United States and to dep-te
US of specie at any sacrifice. About $500 o. 1000
,,( nf daht I'D fad L..h
abroad, and il the large demand FIR money Created
by the loans which France, Russia England aud
Austria have thrown upon the market simutaue-
uusly, this is the most ready resource. If the var
should become prOtracted, now seems TO be
reasonably anticipated, then American securities Of
real value must rlse afnrd'ng the Obly safe re-
ance for iUvestmtb Ut amid EurOfesn complications
Although it was supposed L,.us Philippe sat on
bis throne UNCONSCIOUS Of the approaching storm
which ten yesrs ago swept the younger Bnur0ons
from the throne there was reason to believe
he Lad pre- pared for The worst, by prudent pur
chases Of Zeal estate in New. York. 1t has beea
ssid too, that Louis Napoleon profted BY the
example. AT all events, while no immediate adj
vantage can result to us as nation, by this
mighty cOr6ct except 10 the checking of those
excess We imports which already hsd oegsn to ex-
cite alarm, the ultimate bebt fits, if full crop of
breadstuHs should be realized, arc certain. The
II anufacturiDg int rests generally must also ia-
prove by the distuIb bed condition of things the
other siCe, and au impulse vii be given TO sgricul
ture, that may, in some degree. compensate for the
speculative spirit ard idebess eogendered during
the last few years by mistsken governmental
policy. The crash which carried down such n
number of brokers i'll Englaod, at the first news Of
the French add Russian alliance, canDot fail to re-
act to some ex,eut here, and is already felt i'll the
fall of Jacob Little, announced by telegraph this
evening