, LATES [. INTELLIGENCE.

BY'LAsT EVENINGS MAIL.
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4hf cave J0hsoH'S !Nep LdTTtd5e, ana Iur. MT


chies Ecstacies abom II Tom Marshal and Aboi,-


honism ia Rentucky-Tae Uhie House-1Ae


Old Pomaa and Her Eye Wafg-News of the


Great Fire By the Herald Secretary Marcy, 8c.


Have you heard Of Cave Jollnson's carriage
He has Just been getting, at the instgatIon of his
better half, perhaps, most magnificent affair Fa-
ther Richie is IN raptures with it-never baby
more pleased with rattle, or tckled with a
straw" than is The venerable editor with Mr.. Cave
Johnson's new carriage. He says, it "ls equal, If
NOT superior TO any Thing of the kind Of foreign or
domestic manufacture, ever before exhibited in this
city. lis style is modest. (and is Father
Riches styie) and graceful. "And what could could
be more graceful than Father Rtchje's "nous
uarons." But he. says farther =" The body
IS polished TO mirror bfilancy; .(only think
OF lhat,) the metal shows almost the precision
OF machine turning; (not quite precise, however)
from the wheel tines up 10 the lamp mountngs
(qulIe Jockey il his examnation,) The glass is of
The hnest plate and levelled work: Qhd you ever
hear OF the liked The interior trimmings OF heavy
arab six CHATS coming the mob over us g. mmen on
loot litlle TOO strong evidently arranged by
coach trimmer Of exec ent taste, (very lkel,,) and
lhe curtain knobs and glass rollers are OF carved
ivory Nine, very fine but we ask Father Richie
II he never saw glass rollers made If carved ivory
beforeO The beautiful, substantial. and stylish
harness, Is IN Keeping with the coach," Nc. Now,
did you ever Was any body ever in such ecstacies
over beautiful coach before. We wish Father
Richie had such an aristocratic coach-he would
then be fixed according to the standard Of '9S and
'99. What pity Father Rtchie hasn't such ouch;
and these glass rollers made out Of carved ivoly
Oh dear me wont somebody send on such a
coach TO the enraptured editor OF the organ" We
may further state connected with this COACH that
the p NJ G. last week was seen bargaining with
Col Piper OF Philad, lphia for pair of beautiful
blacks, or pair OF bays, each pair valued at $500.
The 2. M. G. didn't know which was the pr't lest,
but between the two we think he inclined 10 the
bays. Doubtless black reminds him OF the black
cockades of the Old Federalsts, batch Of ren
whom he hates as he hates the Devil and Daniel
Webster. The carriage, too, was made by Mr..
Knowles OF Philadelphia. Arouse, ye men of Tennes-
see, and enter your protest against this sacrege Are
there no carriag- makers in Tennessee-no horses
good enough for the p. NJ G. that he has 90 all the
way TO Phadel lphia for them? And what SORT Of an
ample OF Democracy is this from Mr. Cave Johnson;
paying, he does, round thousand for carriage,
and square five hundred Tor pair ohorses 10 draw
IT,. and perhaps another thousand for a mulatto 10
drive 1t What sort OF an example is that 10 the sub
terraneansl How does that tally with Mr.. Johnson's
saving of nlnepences IN private claims before the
House Now we do say, and we say II with sorry
heart. that The p NJ. G. had better have nothing to
do with such an aristocratlc concern. He had bet
ter make II over by consignment 10 Father Richie.
II mould SUIT hm-lhe hull concern-for he is used
TO III old arlsocrac notions OF the deunct but ever
blessed era cf IS and 99 you know


We send vou copy oi | ON MarshalFs Anti-Abo-
ltlon circular 10 the people of MIR. G Davis Con-
gres: onal District III Kentucky, IN which Tom Is
runnlug the anil-Ciay. antl-Abolition candidate





strong the brand upon the brow of Cam,
and a. hard 10 unt~lsf de the kinks IN the wooly
pate of Congo African. The agitation of the
abolition question has brought II imme diatelv be-
tore the consideration OF the people Of the State
and upon this Issue rests the main chance OF Mr.
Marshall's election


But we cannot resist extracting here ot Mar
shalis brilliant scinteations ot his brilliant mind
He says:


The idea of citizenship and equality SOCIAL and po
iitical equality Democ Iauc society in Kentucky or
Of neQ
the descendants OF the European chvary, the races
kept too forever distinct absurdty too monstrous
for abotionsm itself Eternal war, to eAtermina
tion slavery, amagamaton Of the the three
alternatives. Shield me and mine from that phanthro-
tre the ambrosal and waving curs the rosy skin all
the striking and glorious attributes that mark the favor
ties of nature, exhang fragrance, and edoent OF beau
~ and Of bloom, with the disgusting recuarities, the
wool and and fetor OF the backened savage Of
southern deserts. The Saxon and the Cet the Norman
and the Dane the Tartar and the Hun the Turk and
Saracen-the races of Japhet and OF Shem may CON-
pound and melt and mingle into one people when met
upon the same so-but the race of Ham must serve
separate"


Every thing quiet about the Departments. The
President receiving his friends at the White House
usual. Poor Rannahan. the faithful janlt0r, In
great distress about his sick family Among the lady
visitors to-day, was fat, rather plain looking wo-
man, who said that she had heard that there was a
woman in town who had mighty good kind OF eye
water, and that, the President, he know
ed every thing, she thought howsomever, he
might tell her where the woman could be found
and besides, as he had all the Treasury under him,
he would give her a little money, you know, 10 git
applicant, did want some dreadful bad, and no mis-
take" What was the result of the old woman's
mission We know not; but some persons are un-
charitable enough 10 think that the President HIM
self might be benefited with little eye-water
sometimes, to enable him to see his way clearly into
the fog of the future. 1t would certainly be great
help TO the mental optics OF Father Ritchie, Where
does that old woman live who has that good kind of
eye-waterl


The Of the great and disastrous hre in New
York, of last week reached here in extra OF he
Herald reprinted in extra from the Office OF the
Philadelphia Ledger, yesterday morning (Sunday,
the 2Oth) by the eleven o'clock train. On account
of this news, and of the news from Europe, the He
raid and its Extra, were in universal demand here
this morning. The only way to keep ahead ls to 60
ahead, like New York city-fire or no hire.


Mr.. Secretary Marcy is again at his seat IN the
War Department. Mr.. Bancroft, we believe, has
Of the United States Hotel, very cool and breezy
apartment in reasonably hot weather, stands at 81
to-day. The bell rings at the Depot, and we are
frustrated from further inkngs tor the present


BALTIMORE, July -, ls4s.
The HeatDeath ef Robert Nelson, Esq-Siek Emgranf


Second Death Of Natirism-Poitics and Politicians


Markets, &c.


The thermometer yesterday, ranged from 80 to 90 de-
grees during the whole Of the day, and although not
warm by several degrees it was last week. uni
versay declared to be the warmes day of the
The shining out very bright this morning, but
most delightful breeze preventing its from being
very oppressive.


Robert Nelson. ESQ. the founder Of the order of the
sons of Temperance, in Baltimore, and one Of our most
worthy citizens died yesterday morning at O'Clock
lie is to buried this morning with great civic hoHors


The ship Herald Captain Pauen arrived yesterday
from Rotterdam with I5l passengers. Ten deaths had
occurred board and she detained at quarantine
IN account Of sickness.


The hot weather to keep down the ardor of the
politicians and though the democrats have made their
rossional the note OF for the
ampagn not yet heard. The hig nominations no
made, though it is presumed matter of course,
Kennedy and Wethered will be again placed in
rinaton Collector ariott is considered seat.
"a firmly in his official chair until after the election,
when it is understood that lie TO make for either
EricLa ar Real "A Rcha The eunpop OF