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The Van Burcn papers in Michigan have already
begun the war upon him. The Jackson Demo
crat charges hlm with having aided the election
of Harrison, and says that the '' Democrats never
forget injuries of that kind"


n "A New York lctter-writer of the Madlso-
nian describes John Tyler as g him who has 50
noby and successfully waiked in tie footsteps Of
the Hlush1ous Jackson, and finished the arork his
: great predecessor so gorously began Here is
, a cool, candid confesson-nay toast, IN the
Court Journal, that John Tyler is carrying out
the principles and seeking TO establish the policy
for which the people elected Van Buren,. VIII
the Madisonian pretend that it was far tdis he
was elected Yet the official unblushingly
claims, day after day that the Accident is the
very pink of consistency, and that he has fulfilled
all his pledges, express and implied.


IMPORTANT ARREsTs.-RoBBING IN CANADA
Two men named Patrick and Michael Newman,
father and SOM were arrested at house in
Whitehall-strect on Thursday evening, and taken
before the Mayor yesterday, charged with having
stolen package Of bills, containing upwards OF
$4,000, from Mr.. Codd, exchange broker, To-
ronto, Upper Canada, and abscondcd with 1t to
this city 1t appeared from the evidence before
the Mayor that Mr. Codd has an exchange office
at Buffalo and another at Toronto, and that the
elder Newman was porter at the latter and en-
trusted to receive packages Of money from the
steamboats,. He knowing that MIR. G. expected
the one in question he went on board and re-
ceived it, and Immediately left with his son for
this City. Mr. c. had ;"''"'"ted his Intention
that morning Of going to Montreal, and Newman,
it is supposed, watched the opportunity for the
robbery, supposng he could have ample time to
get his bills exchanged into gold and leave in the
Boston steamers for Europe before Mr.. c. should
be aware of his loss. He arrived in the CITY yes
terday morning with his son, and they proceeded
Immediately to exchange their bills for sovereigns,
$1,000 of which they got from Mr.. Sylvester and
a similar sum from Mr.. Howe in Wall-strcet. Mr.
Codd pursued them, arrived here Thursday after
noon, and obtained trace of them. Warrant was
issued, and the officers succeeded in their arrest
All the money, with the exception of about a
hundred dollars, was recovered. They were fully
committed. and will be demanded no doubt, un-
der the terms Of the late treaty, by the Govern
mcnt of Canada.


u Gen. EusT1s, whose sickness at Portland
we mentioned yesterday, died on the 9th inst.
/ The Advertiser says that his disease, which was
some form of congestion of the brain, was very
rapid in its progress, it being less than week
since he reached Portland on return from tour
of duty at the South, to his death. lie was orgl
nally bred to the Bar, under the instruction OF the
late Chief Justice Parker, and regularly admitted
to Practice Afterwards preferring military
life, he accepted a captains Office in the Army,
and served with distinction during the last war;
and rose to the high rank which he held at the
time of his death.


Z. S. SHIr FRANKLIN.-This s!up is to be re-
paired here after ALL the Bureau order for her re-
moval TO the Boston dry dock having been coun-
;ermanded by higher authority. The Admins
traton Justly entitled to praise for interfering 10
prevent so unjust and unwisc a measure, and to
save to our mechanics the job of her repairs, to
winch they are fairly entitled. The Sectional
Floating Dock will be employed, it is understood,
TO raise her so to enable the shipwright 10 fit
sliding ways to her bottom, &c She will then
DC hauled up on the launching ways at the
Brooklyn Yard.


j. The Legislature of kentucky at It's last
Session, passed an act authorizing the appoint
ment, BY the Governor, OF Commissioners Tor the
various States of the Union, with power, to take
the acknowledgement of deeds and other instru-
ments in writing 10 be used in Courts OF Re
cord IN that State. We understand that J, \.
REYNOLDS, Esq. of this City, has been appointed
for the State OF New-York


u We hear Of severe storms all around US, at
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Albany, &c, but no; the
hrSt shower visits our parched and dusty City.
At Savannah Ga, a few days since, in q violent
thunder storm, negro killed by lighting
At Albany. on Wednesday, a tremendous gale.
accompanied by lightning, swept over the citv-
though no great damage was done


u The receipt ofthe intelligence of the death
Of Mr. LEG,KE created the deepest and most in
tense sorrow at Charleston-latcly his residence.
All the Courts adjourned after brief addresses in
aonor OF his memory, BY members OF the bar, and
public meeting was called for the purpose o.
paving the tribute of public respect.


T. The Philadelphia papers generally CONTRA
dict the statement -four correspondent concerning
the health of Mr. Biddle.