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l-j' The iibaay 4rguS defends the New Y ork
Delegation 10 the Polk Convention at Baltimore
from the imputa:ion OF secret infidelity TO Nj
Van Buren-rightIy we presume. But they Ger
tanly failed in tact and energy. They ough, to
have beaten the two-thirds rule or withdrawn
their man after the second ballot To push him
on to the ninth, and then withdraw him was not
good management.


D1 We hear odd stories of Western De!ega
tons that came round by New-Y York on their way
10 Baltimore, stopped at Kinderhook to display
their loyalty and ENJOY the good things Of lie,
protesting the most unbounded attachment to Mr.
Van Bu.cn, and then walked off to Baltimore
and went dead against him. What does the
Detroit Free Press think OF such politicians


QuEER-The Letter of Mr. Calhoun 10 Mes<rs
Van Zandt and Henderson, dated on the eiereatb
of April, says that the Secretary OF the Navy
has been instructed to order a strong Naval
force to concentrate in the Gulf OF Mexico 10
meet any emergency; and similar orders hare
been issued by the Secretary of War to move tbs
disposable Military forces on our Southern from
tier for the same purpose" All this was done
tlt9rs the signing of the Treaty. which took
place on the 18th. But Mr.. Tyler in his com
rnuaica;ion 10 the Senate on that subject con-
tends that these Naval and Military preparations
wera only made IN consequence OF E" "lnchoate
rights arising oatot The signature Of the Treaty.
who Treaty not yet signed This IS as
much like hanging a man and trying him tf
iorward rs any king we ever heard "f


FROM HAvANA.-Ry way OF Baltimore We have
dates to the 10th May. The markets remained with
out variation, and the droulh still continued-no
rain having fallen in nine s,onhs.


NAvAL-The S. brig soIuer OFF The South West
Pas, May 23 All well.