LATEST INTELLIGENCE.



Warrington.
{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 4254, "word_count": 738, "ccnet_language_score": [0.968500018119812], "ccnet_perplexity": [1253.0999755859375], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
Warrington.


Correspondence Of the Herald


WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. ., lS45.
Business of the -Visitors-New York Gus


tom House Removals., &c.


Visiting the great metropolis, have been thrown
by the fifth wave of society into divers hooks and
crannies where, although have not been blest with
Alladn's wonderful lamp, Iha, e, Notwithstanding,
met with little bird that has whispered some little
matters in my ears.
The Secretary Of the Navy, Mr.. Bancroft, is very
busily employed at the present with minor and ma
jor details s,-recommendng Tennessee Editors to
vacant purserships and filling up instructions to our
Mexican squadron. Although but recently broke
into the harness. he comes to the work like tour
year old His motto is ga place for everything and
every thing in its place"


Mr. Marcy is putting the Irregular army" except
Col Webb, IN their proper place e,-heads erect and
right foot foremast. The only complaint against the
Governor, is that he is very tardy in his removals
among his ten bureaus. | am sorry to say that the
nput'ron Is too well grounded, he has scores OF
clerks who are anything but orthodox, and who, in
dependent OF the rotation principle, ought to make
room Tor as good men and more deserving, potl-
caly or officially considered.


MT buchanan has absolved himself from all con-
suar matters, placing them in the Presidents hands,
IN oIuer 70 give nm more time for the arrangement
OF tne oregon and other important matters. So,
you gentlemen applicants will please let Mr.. B.
alone, and prefer your petitions to his Excelency.
Firstly and foremost, you New York gentry have
had all the consulaes you will get for you must re-
member what Prlestly said


Westward, the star of Empire takes its way.p
Aye, and the great West must be taken care of,
ind this.


The Postmaster General is up to his eyes in busi-
ness and damnlng them very badly at that, too be-
cause Congress has forced such rascaly law upon
the country the Post Office BILL which will
bring the department some three million in arrears
and break down all his personal and political popu
ary He still walks the Avenue as much as tor
merly, hut eye discover that he is i'll at ease


Mr.. Walker has probably more business on his
hands than all the rest of the secretaries put togeth
er,-too much indeed for any ordinary man, but
then, be II remembered Robert ]. Walker is a man
OF no common order, and dispatches business with
the energy OF intultive knowledge. Constantly be-
set with applications for office and the almost daily
duties of cabinet meetings, he nevertheless crowds
with full sail through the whole and yet negects not
the important consideration of that engrossing SUBJ
Iect the modification OF the present tariff


OF the President and the Bureaux, shall speak in
my next


The Hon. Branch T. Archer, of Texas, HenryJ.
Hart, formerly the great tinancier in Jersey City,
Lombard and Hoboken Grazing Company opera
tons, as well as Mr.. B-ks, well known in Nor
ms Canal and Harlem Railroad BUSINESS are here
each on the qui Uiue-the first 10 regulate Texan
affairs, and the others TO affect certain desirable
suits


Inc recent changes IN your custom mouse, nave
been the topic OF poiticans and much have been
said as to the policy and 'mpolicy thereof. Tyler
Ism has got down nearly as low as U. S Bank stock,
and should not wonder if it deserted the mar
ket II appears that the lst and 10Th Wards, well
as Brooklyn, have come in for goodly share of the
spolls, land the hitherto dyorte Sh has suffered some.
The ''Spy in Washington" has been spled out, and
Mr.. Carrll or Cargil of Tennessee recollection
has been placed in his chair This seems all right,
for Tennessee appears to have been almost totally
overlooked by the Administration May she have
justice done her, even though tardy. BY the bye,
what has become of the celebrated corps OF espoin-
age, once potent in their operation, during Mr.
the as yet. DO they feel secure IN the insignf-
cancy OF their characters, shield themselves un-
der the shadow of naction! Wherever they may
be, they are remembered and the injuries they have
visited upon others may yet reach them.


Cabinet meetings are very frequent, although do
not entertain any danger of Mexican irruption or
