The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-17

BosroN, January 10, ls47.
Politics Observation-Disclosures, $e-NauaI-1hs Ntw
York Herald TrreH-The Weather, &c.
Mr. Cushing of Newburyport, yesterday forenoon
submitted his report the resolve nppropang S1ooo
out of the State Treasury towards equpping the regf
men of Massachusetts, volunteers; and on ms mouoh' ny
the unanimous request of the committee, the considera
ton of the resolve and report was specially assigned Tor
Monday next 1t was also ordered that the report be
printed Who would have believed that party OF one,
flor Mr. Gushing has declared that he belongs to no par
ty but is himself alone y ! say who would have be-
lieyed that any his own hook, would have been
able to have forced this upon the consideration
of the Massachusetts, Legislature composed as it is over
whemingly of whgs aboltonists, abolition-democra'
and tho g ends Of every other party all nimca to the
war; II is but justice to the democrats to state. how
ever that they have few chosen spirits in the Legisa-
ture who have not bowed the knee to Baal but rem ain
firm in their integrity and to the constitution and
their country This chosen few Of course, have cheer
ed Mr. Cushing onward and will sustain him while ne
advocates measures ior the Of ns N
one man in q thousand would have been abie win the
most adro management to have obtained leave 70 pro-
pose what Mr. Cushing BY the force Of MS genus aione
His report is ably written, and abounds with facts and
arguments that cannot be contro7erted but notwith-
standing this when the question comes uPshall the re-
solve approprating 900 pass 1t viii be voted down.
although Of the wings are not opposed to the war
money towards carry ing on in any shape Tor fear Of
the abolitioniss The wings of Massachusetts, cannot
control the State, without favorng abotonism hence
the which they receive from the leading
men Of the party, frem Gov. Briggs downwards.
The u ship of the line Ohio sent her topgasnmasts
aof and her running rigging to-day preparatory to
bending sails but she still remains mo0red at the navy
ward Previous leaving she will haul into the stream,
suppose the Of her detention arises from the want
of money for in every other particular OF IMPORTANCE
she has been ready this past month and If required could
be mt to after six hours notice.
The store ship Supply has hauled into the stream and
will sail for the Gulf Of Mexico first fair wind She is
laden with Goals, &c. &c, very deep.
The Long Island mail due hero in the evening be-
tween and o'clock has failed TO reach here regularly
o'cock while the train from New York, by the way Of
New Haven and Springfield, has arrived every evening
before eight o'clock This slowness the part Of the
Long Island. will interfere inurously with its
Last evening the NeD York Herald was the only morning
paper published in New York. which contained full
ports OF the shipping by the southern mail; and lucky
they who secured copies OF 1t ny the New Haven
way. believe five dollars might have been obtained
for single copy Of it, SO anxious were many OF our
merchants to read the southern ship news Many
sells expected at New Orleans, for the safety Of
charge of this department of the Herald is entitled to
great praise for the funess but tire accuracy
Of his reports. No morning paper in New York, more
uniformly correct in its marine department than the
Herald fact perfectly understood by mercantile men in
this vicinity.
The trial of Tirrell for arson, progresses slowly tits
thought that he will be acquitted.
The weather is dark, heavy and thawy, with mode.
rate breeze from southeast indicating rain sleighing
has ceased for the present
The Vennoise dancers continue attracting crowded
audiences The whole town is out Of doors about their
malchess performances.