Baltimore.

Correspondence Of the Herald
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BALTIMORE, Dec 10th, 1874.
DEAR BENNETT As your paper seems to be the
index which points out coming events with de-
gree Of certainty heretofore unknown by US short
sighted mortas, choose your vade mesun to COM
municate with the democracy OF New York, with
your permission.


Now, sir, feeling desire to send you on the first
shadows Of coming events, will invite your atten-
ton TO the glass Of fate, and there you will be-
hold John Tyler and his cabinet fixing things for
Mr.. James-or- Genes Kwor Polk, as some will
have it-and, like good public servant, spreading
the political table before the guests arrive. Now
this is nice, amt it, Benneu9 In the course Of
events, il has 40 turned up that Gen. VIM. II. Ma
mott has received the appointment of Collector Of
the Port OF Baltimore-security &l00, ,0O0-in place
OF N. Williams, Wing, who gave as good as no Sc
curty. will send you history Of this transaction
soon The Globe says that all appointments made
by Tyler are not valid for Polk He says that he,
Rives,) did not bet his hard earnings for nothing
Recollect, Gen. Duff Green wanted to be dictator
10 Old Hickory, and, may be, Messrs. Blair &
Rives would like TO follow IN the footsteps of their
illustrous predecessor Clay says that do
not take well in this wooden country-he tined u.
That was his experiment. Qnery, do you think
Harry OF the West understands the American sys-
tenn now Yours, v.