s'rayei, sc. on tlse Nort;, River.
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beautiful and cnracious boats, commanded Dy one
OF The finest fellows among the many nne felows
who command the North river steamers. Livery
year, il seems 10 me, that the hotels and steamers
I are improving. Here is the Delavan House, just
opened, in the centre of the city, next door 10 the
railroad depot, and presenting of the finest es-
| Adjustments have ever seen. have no time 10
say another word, but will recur TO it again, as
well as the steamboat Niagara, which is perfect
palace. The travel is already immense, but the ac-
! commodaons on all hands are ample and abun-
dant.


Ire GOVERNMENT ORGAN AT WAsHlnGToN-lN-
FORMATION WANTED.--The Union is jewel OF an
organ" Father Ritche is the most benetcent
oil editors. The Globe was savage, clustering,
staggering, impudent,a ,apparentlyvery open-mouhed ID
sort OF fellow But out of the Globe you never got
any information about the policy and designs of the
administration Till after it was like the news OF
Godsmith's villagers, as old as ale brewed in the
last generation. But the Union let's us know every
thing. 1t blabs with continuance and inexhausti-
bic generosity which would win the heart of stone.
With vigilance that for an instant appears TO
relax, 1t looks after the newspaper press Of the
country and corrects every misstatement that is
made with respect the doings and designs of the
administration, with patience and zeal that ought
to put 10 the blush any negligent proofreader in all
the domains of ypedom and ink


Our readers cannot fail to have been struck with
| tnis amlabe and excellent characteristic of the
Union. We rave had occasion, again and again, to
refer TO the corrections made by the organ" of ru-
mors and statements relative to the movements Of
the administration. Nothing escapes the "organ." II
the Palladium of Liberty" published weekly in
Jefferson, Iowa, undertakes to assert tha, Mr. Polk
doesn't toe the mark on the Oregon question,
stralghtway the UHior is down upon it, and points
out us outrageous error and the "Stars and Stripes,
printed monthly in the garret of John Smith, Squash
| town, Arkansas, can not dare 10 state that the
administration has made ridiculous appointment
without at once calling down the vengeance of the
incomparaby faithful "organ." The Courier and
Enquirer ready TO iasity election return In order
TO secure fifty dollar be; to political blackeg, or
the Ner York Express 50 popular with all the ma
kers OF trunks and candy-men about town, are cor
rected, replied TO, and put right with the same de-
gree Of untaering attention Sleepless, unweary-
ing 'organ" art thou not indeed miracle offdelity1
And may we not. with good grace and perfect pro-
prety, put some questions 10 you, touching sundry





OF this generation, and the fortunes of the adm
nstration, which you so faithfully and blabbinpl,
serve


Well, then, - Il true that Mr.. Polk wears his hal
inclined TO the left side Rumor surmise. coniec.
ture speculation, have exhausted themselves in all
directions on this alabsorbng topic Mr. Union
relieve our anxiety and save from the wicked
ness of entertaining any misapprehenson on the hat
policy of our lllustrlous Chief Magistrate. The
peace and good order of soceiy-he perpetuitv and
glory OF republican institutions, demand an mme-
dlate settlement OF this business. Has Mr. Polk
worn his hat inclined 10 the left side or not Tell
US Immediately. Again, is it shocking bad
hat !" We pause for reply. Kind, generous
communicative Mr.. Richie, we have not done with
you. Is il really a fact that aIr Polk went to
the Presbyterian Church last Sunday we beg
pardon of your Presbyterian precision of Bible
epithet, last Sabbath with only one button on the
back of his coat Do let us know in the very next
number OF the Union. There's no telling what ms
chief may result from delay in settling this ques-
| uon But, again, Is It true or is IL not that Mr..
| Walkers old petersham coat has renewed its nap
II II has, the seltrenovatng process opens up pros
pect OF increasing the revenue not to be lightly es-
teemed. Is there any truth IN the report that Mr.
Secretary Bancroft turned up his nose the other day
at an Irish hodmaa in Pennsylvania Avenue II
ne dld,we have strong confirmation of some curious
| ly vehement communications which have reached
Us within the last few days. relative to his reamen
of Irish gentlemen in the naval service Dcarfath
Rttchle, enhghten US correct us, inform us, make
us wise on this point. We had almost forgot one
OF the most essential subjects of inquiry. What
about those memorable inexpressibles of Secretary
Marcyl Is the government, indeed, still in statu
quo3 Can Prosper NJ Wetmore tell us any thing
about it Do tell Mr.. Ritchie.


In perfect fever of anxiety, we await the ap-
pearance of the next number of the Union, after
these inquiries reach the government oracle Blab
bing organ, do your duty and let us know the
worst.


! No DUEL AFTER ALL.-lt Is satisfactory be able
TO announce that blood has been split in conse.