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The New York Star with other papers, are
making great disturbance about Mr.. John Van
Buren and the Queen of England Should the
Queen get him for huband, we will warrant that
she will get very genteel looking young man, of
six feet in heigth, and of good talents. Young Van
Buren, is beyond the jurisdiction of the United
States, and particularly of the American press; and
we do Think rather hard that young gentleman of
fashion and leisure cannot take his sport in any
part of the world, without having the finger of
party press pointed at him. Mr.. John Van Bu-
rem must laugh at the roar of the big artillery that
is shooting at him. If Mr.. Van Buren, is not tar
get enough for all the Editors, without bringing
in his sons, we are very much mistaken. With
out knowing or caring one farthing for Mr.. John
Van Buren,, save gentleman and an Ameri-
can, or of his father, save as the President of our
native land, we have said thus much in the mat
ter. 1t was not our duty, but it was our taste.