Correspondence Of the N. Y. Tribune.
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PHILADELPHIA, June IA, I647.
Messrs. Graham and McMichael. Of the North
American. have to-day completed negotiation with
Mr.. Chandler Of the United States Gazette, by
which the Gazette passes into the hands Of Messrs
Graham and McMichael, and Mr.. Chandler retires
forever from the profession he has so well adorned
"fn of years and full of honors." The price paid
for the Gazette is foryve thousand dollars and the
purchase will make the North American not only
the leading political organ i'm the State (Which it
already is,) but the most profitable and influential
press in every respect in the United States, south
Of New York. The new arrangement will exert a
beneficial influence upon the political affairs Of this
section. and will secure Pennsylvania to Wing men
and Whig measures almost beyond peradventure.
LETTER or THE SECRETARY OF WAR


TO GENERAL TAYLOR.
From House Doc. No. 10. I'd Sessions 18Th Congress.


Wan DEPAarMENT, June A, ls49.
Sir


send herewith anumber OF proclamation in the
Spanish language, addressed to the people of Mexico
which you are requested to sign. and cause to be
circulated in the and to the extent you may
deem proper. You will use your utmost endeayors
to have the pledges therein contained carried out TO
the fullest extent. There are also sent some copies
Of the proclamation in the English language. Very
respectfully, your obedient,


w. L. MARCY, Secretary Of War.
Brevet Major Gen q TAYLOR,


Commanding Army Of Occupation, Texas.
Now, we call upon Mr.. Marcy 70 make public the
copy Of the letter, enclosing the Scott proclamation
to that General to be signed and circulated by him.
No backing out Mr.. Marcy!


The old soldier will be called upon TO speak out,
and he will speak out with the honesty Of q SOL
der; and he must speak before he expect to re-.
ceiye the support Of an enlightened people.


Union, I5fh June.
B You talk, sir, as though YoU were the American
people. Gen. Taylor expects nothing from the peo-
pie. It is the people who expect him to serve as
their President, and they will elect him without ask
ing TOUR permission, or the permission Of any Sos,
Politician, like yourself.