The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-25

dissented A gentleman of the democratic party, who
had been attentive listener all the evening" rose to
address the Chair The Chair said he could not DC
heard the previous question cut of all debate Well
sir" said this gentleman only wanted to say that
God help and from any contact with this uni
verssl harmonious whig meeting "
The Chair then put the question, and requested all
those In favor Of Mr. Cays resolutions to the right
of the chair those Of Judge Nchoass to the Left and
those who did not care to vote either way their
The rush to the right was overwhelming, and the
Chair proclaimed the adoption Of Clay's resolutions
Judge NICHOLAS then rose and offered the following
Resolved, That IL the House of Representatives shall
find to be the intention OF the President to
the purposes Of foreign conquest greatly beyond
will bs within the indsputabe constitutional prerogs-
tive of the House, will be also its bounden duty, to
refuse supplies for such mode of prosecuting the
even though the Senate should sustain his views and
that any attempt Of the President to disregard the
stion Of his duty to the true spirit Of the constitution
and In subverson Of all essential conservative princ
pie Of free republican government.
II being nearly twelve o'clock the audience rest
less and anxious to be done teazng Judge Ms reso
luton put and carried mem. con.-LouispIle Demo-
crdt.
ed Mr. Dallas for the Presidency, and Gen. W. o. Butler
for the Vice Presidency.
In Michigan. the democratic majority is about 5000
The whg candidate for Governor has not ajority in
single county the Senate contains whig and the
House but here and there one.4bany 1rgus 23d inst
~. The sixth bsoting for representative to complete
resulted in choice Barnes the whig candidate Tell
short 10 votes Of elecsionBangor Trans 2sd inst
miscellaneous.
Present appearances indicate that the canal will not
close before the very last OF the month 1t closed last
year on the 25th
The regular day boats have hauled of from the Hud
river, and Of them laid up for the
The high price Of provisions in market s tho subject
Of complaining article in the Providence Journal.
On Sunday evening the Rev. Charles Van Loon, pastor
Of OF the Baptist Churches at Poughkespsis
tackled with sudden illness, and died on Monday
ing last.
On Monday, the 18th inst the mail stage went into
Bangor from Dexter and found good sleigh
ing within three miles of Bangor There said to
be eight inches Of twenty i've miles back Of Bangor
foot Of snow fell at skowhsgan, Maine on Monday
While the ceremonies oflayipg the stone of the
In Boston being performed three dagusr
reotype views OF the vast asssmblage taken
during ths prayer when every individual present had
his hat of and all listening to the devout
the ohapain during the act Of deposng the copper
box, and laying down the massive stone upon it, ana
while the Mayor was delivering his address.
The editor Of the Hsgsrstown (Md) Nevs was last
summer fined by court martial for refusing to attend
militia training and hts refusal to pay It, his pro-
court which wednesday last decided that nss under
the law could not be collected inssmuch as 1t had not
regularly and annually snforced ss required by its
own provisions. Baltimore Clipper, AID inst.
Ten tons OF fine poultry said to have been taken
the Eastern Railroad to Boston, on Tuesday morn
Ing
The subscription books Of tho Baltimore and Western
Telegraph Company, under the direction Of j. Rogers
Esq, Open The line will extend from BAlti
more, through York Pa to Harrisburgh, where 1t will
unite with the line already In operation to Pttsburgh
Cincinnati, and other Western pointsBalt .ams'ica,
23d inst. . Glss -r
West Troy wants to be incorporated the Getty Of
| In Phiisdelphia on Tuesday, William Browne late
second mate Of the bark Fame, OF New London, Con-
necticut, was brought before Thomas l.. Kane, Esq
United States Commissioner, charged with having been
engaged In the slave trade He arrested at Rio
for trial by tho bark Globe Capt. Esing which arrived
on Sunday last. Luther Toole one Of the crew,
bail In the sum of $1,000 to appear and answer.
The underground railroad via Springfield, ID doing
stiG business The papers Of that town state that Ave
Ngves arrived BY this thoroughfars Thursday hsv
ing parted with 20 comrades In New York, all from the
old Dominion. On Friday night, another freight
consisting of father mother and three children
their way to Canads,-Boston Herald 23d inst
At ii O'Clock and SIS minutes this forenoon message
twenty-five words sent by magnetic telegraph to
affirm 10 Wall street, New York. At 10 O'Clock
comprising twelve words had been received at the
office in Court square, and its way to the person
for whom was designed Thus 1t Is seem that In the
short space OF hve message was sent distance
| Of ever two hundred miles, and an answer received
| back.-Boston Journal, Ihursday.
Early on Thursday evening last, very destructive
FIRE was observed TO be raging In the south Mountain
place. Later in the evening, smother was discovered
breaking out distance north Of the FIRST which
| spread over great extent OF ground-Hdserstown
| NeWs.
gentleman named Ridgway, from Stafordshire, Eng
land has established mandatory Of china and queens
ware the Big Sandy river, in Virginia, within mile
and q half Of the Ohio.-PhIad. Enquirer
The State departments Of Michigan will be removed
from Detroit to Michigan City, about the middle Of De-
cember, at which time the new capitol will be ready
The Mobile Advertiser Of the 10th says that 1t has not
hoard Of Of yellow fever In that place for several
days. and that the city is healthy
quiet gentlemanly looking man was pointed out to
us yesterday in the criminal court as MUNICH Reader
Barr, an envoy OF government OF Norway, charged
with scsnta; mission , to this county, ne
Of law in this country st. Louis RepefHe.
Ex-Presidsnt Tyler arrived at Louisville the 10th
instant.
Gov Martin, Of Alabama, gives notice that the seat
Of Of the State Is removed to Montgomery
The Legislature Of Wisconsin have passed act call
ing another Convention to form Constitution for that
State The election takes place the present month"; and
the Convention is to meet In January
BIG Thbodeaux, arrived in New Orleans on the 10Th
inst, on his way to Washington.
e. Morse also his way to Washington, arrived In
New Orleans on the l4th inst.
Mall Failures
BY the Eastern msil OF Sunday evening, We received
the Buffalo Commercial Of Thursday evening-three
Rochester morning papers OF Friday, and letter from
Rochester (prs pad) postmarked Nov. 49, Thursday
-Syracuse Star, 23d inst
The mall failed yesterday from beyond Montgomery,
Alabama. The New York newspaper mall due on Sun
day has not yet come through.-N 0. Pic 10th inst.
The Eastern mail failed yesterday, east Of Columbus.
As for Southern mails do not look for regularity In
that quarter They have New Orleans dates OF the 10Th
| at Louisvie--our latest OF the 9th. We cannot
| comprehend the Cincinnati Enquirer, goth.
| TIVE New TREATIES WITH THE INpIANs.--Aftel
leaving this place, in June last, the first point OF
A dea m