PHILADELPHIA, Sept. -, lS45.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept -, lS45.
SPennsyranra Nepspapers-M b. + FlG6iins retirement


Buchanan and DaHasRioters committed and the La,r
\ TTndicated-Rmaored Coalition Of Parties-French


Opera aud ThsatrieaisThe Weather, Business, Stock


Markets, &c.


Our politicians have been thrown into conside cradle
fermentation by the announcement in the Pennsylpana
this morning that Benjamin Mlin, the senior partner in
the firm OF Mifin Parry, and an old and respected
democrat had retired from that concern leaving it in
the hands OF his late partner and young Of abilities
named A. Boyd Hamilton. The Pennsylranian has un-
questionaby been the ablest as is the leading demo-
cratic paper in the State II has always advocated the
democratic doctrines OF the school OF Van Buren, and
Wright and is high in favor with the present State ad
ministration. What its stand is with the National Ad
ministration know II has always been friendly
the Secretary of State, Mr. buchanan, and though
fusing join in the hasty and Iarranged movements
Of the friends of that gentleman, with view
to his elevation to tho Presidency its conductors would
well assured, be highly pleased at his advance
ment to that distinguished station Mr. Miffn,
believe did not approve OF these movements, because
he foresaw what has since become manifest, that
they would operate preudcal to the prospects only
of Mr. Buchanan, but Of any man haling from Pennsyl
vana For this exercise OF sound judgment Mr. Milf.
lin has set down BY the political hucksters Of the
day most unjustly as an enemy Of the Secretary OF
State and the peculiar friend OF the vicePresdent
That he is personal and political friend Of Mr.
Dallas is apparent but he has carefully absaned from
doing any thing which would cause disensions between
the friends Of the two distinguished Pennsy lvanans.
Like all men who endeavor to moderate the violence Of
two factions he has incurred the resentment Of both In
laboring to prove that the interests Of Pennsylvania
would be sacrificed by the ndscreton Of friends
of both her statesmen, he has made himself liable to
their animadversons. The friends Of Mr. Buchanan re-
garded him as an opponent while the friends of Mr..
Dallas reproached him with lukewarmness in the cause
Of their avore. Meanwhile the two distinguished gen
tlemen who are subjects OF all this anxiety appIe
cate the course OF Nn, and feel pefecty satisfied
that he desires advancement OF both were that posi-
BILE and would give a hearty support to either Mr NJ.
has an appontmen in the Custom House, and II Is not
imnrobabIe that this fact had its share in the motives
which influenced him TO retre IRON the cnarse u wv
Pennsyiranian. ~,.,.u.a,a..h .h
interest manifested for the young men VINO Wete 'eu