The New York herald., 1850-04-03
INTELLIG ENCE By THE MALLS
Our w.ss,nxtom oorrs.pendsncs

Our W.shinxto. Correspondence
wA.Hissros, April l. 1850.
Dead ( Mr. csAs~n-Ses"s )" tss Senate See"s ." fA'
gsu.,-HSess Of sAs DssaA Of CsLAous On tAs Greet
Q~<sts~~- i
hs yrsossd.ss in the t~o TO- day, In respect
10 the memory q John C. Calhoun, the ordinary
proceedings in easss DEATH yet they inpos
jpT 70 an extraordinary a'sree.
The limited galleries and approaches 10 the Senate
wore blocked up before hour Of needing and With
che cell to order the loobiss filled With the
bsss Of the Home n~uo~rs and msmbsrs OF the
cabinet public printer aud those other ooias and
or ofctss sdmissbae 10 th- noor. under the ralss.
Mr. Butler susooao~d the death Of his late colleague,
upon his life and puSlo srrvoss IN that s@iusot good
taste and marked snro shoat With that good ssass,
whioh distinguish Mr Buslsr .. mash - sey pabue
man q the day. IL . tribute OF rsspsot alike to
the deed and the living modest prsodoal. - the
purpose and the point not lees than the speeches
MT Clay folio~sa p~xt In order. and there vas Q
gensral In the crowd To get glimpse Of him
be sucossd~d By silsoos rssp~otfal sad prof
Quad. The remarks OF ar clay worthy htmssf
tAsyt worthy the oooassos they due to the
Assd the living expected t. spd he discharged his duty
WITH that peculiar and sosmsity "hioh the
Mr. Webster followed Mr. Clay In that stern, severe,
yet psthsc and fe~iss ~hioh could not fall TO
convince bearer the no rp1skpg lose
OF dear TREND nr Webster ws~ deeply Affected
Cold as he spp~srs 60 tho casual ob-srvsr he %.a
OF warm and genial fvslipge aud ses evident day
that be .trusssd rpr-ss them than to give
thsn full play
Gay, Cslboun aud Webster tho tripod IL broken
the Historical assooistop. Of forty years broken.
Thars but ri tnem the hoor OF the senate
to- day, and they stood like ths rsnsnns columns ofs
ruined temple r-salliog the ,niro-noes OF
thst pat and Of generations long gathered to the
grave Their voices ,p'k~ sf rhe history and exps-
with the dead. 10 . rol-mu aod beautiful soeue.
\ Mr. Rusk. Of Texss foIlo~~d In . few remarks. ~
sssps S s,.sua, to the aec'..s ,Sr sns
counseis Of friend w.r- most De-d-d Mt. Rusx vas
sminenty happy 10 hi. se.tinpny he said all tnss M
occasion TO psss wthout saying
MIR Clemens eioqu-Ut and assisned. and II In
his entb usssto admr ssou VI toe dsoeased, he was
carried further than r-st. the occasion was an
ample warrant for the m~isoonoly duty.
from the Senate. the psoo-~dipas aud the crowd OF
spectators were the HOUSE. aud there the
eulogies OF Holmes and Winthrop. aud vensbe foroi
bly, recalled to mind the similar prooscdiugs on the 90
oasiob of the dee a that vsn~rsbl- frsm Msssa
ehuretts, John Quincy Adams rhvn ~ nov, MAsss-
ohusetts and Carolina stood side by eide In their test
thsn thoes OF couatry tts history It's glo
rss Its great sd the sr~st services With which
they connected bsrmoniIsd Ike grateful asic on
the ear.
There 10 much anxiety and speculation to the
efeot Of the death Of Mr sihouu on the great ques
tioo Of the day That It -, create . deep g alton
In the South and amcpg Sou hsrn In Cong eess 10
manifest, that IL via tomewhat consecrate In the
South the opinions OF ur slnouo !. mo.t kelyi but
BY the speeches Of clay ahoou and w-b~ter will bs
impaired DO DOT b-iirv- We rather believe that
1sed will Strengths the spirit OF concession and
prsDsethat Il will sk- the fsnsicism Of the
ana that love of the Union win which the history Of
Calhoun ts sssoca'ed wt rfse superior to ell designs
70 humliats or opprs's one section BY the
ing power Of the other In fsoi, cannot recognise
amp difficulty likely To follow from soy divisions or
combinations that may rrsut from the death Of Cal
houn. We believe the other hand that his histo-
~ his lfr and hts dss'h ~ill ooutrbuts to good
suits the effect snioh bis great name and great SER
AZ 70 his rucoe..or It may be either EImore or He.
milton. or Burt. or Rb--t or hsmuond; but neither
Hsyns nor Calhoun have left . vacancy which be
Allsd.
wAsHrsoros, March 70, 1850.
TIE GsipAis clsi.--C~srtord and .ander,er-Revsrds
JsAnssns Ready Legal Opinions- Captain Rynlers
.sppssstm<rs- Beriss and Poote-Ns DSeI-Rssnske
Rsiksed Humbvs- Hsnshav end Word.
Amusing things trsnspiring The allowance Of
the one hundred ADD pisst, three thousand dollars
interest the 0siphip elsio, TO Mr. George w Crsw
ford Secretary OF War; creates deal Of speculation In
ell crol<s here, Just The original claim Of $4s
900 Vas against the state Of Georgia. But she
rendered certain ispds Unois ssm, ssd ssksA In
return that this 0sphin claim, among Others should
b assumed BY the general sovsrnmsnt Once On Ct
tempt vss made saddle claim upon the Chsrokss
Isd1ans but IL failed. AZ time. Colonel 0eergs
wstos. In this city then member Of the Georgia
Lsgssturs, agent Of this olain. snd tried 70
JoAa Forvyth vas - one time is agent bat he could
% sothtpg With It.
pretty much sbssooo.d By its ownsrs, either took 10
mp purohsssd i. - % attorney and came 70 Wash.
s.o pear, :ss 70 .: ss.s ns soris S 40 se
persoeai and pcii,,esa rr'pd. Mr. Anssrson vas one
q the oierhs " the Houss ss the time, and . very
smart one, too. Some hos other, though nobody
spp<srs 20 know hov, ~lc-pt MIR. Crawford and Mr.
AD1srson, the bill suthorfipG the Secretary Of the
Treasury to settle ssd sdju.t the claim tarovga
q he n coufustOu Of
days and nights Of ts nrst session two years ss and
vs. sisssd ey the Pr.s'oent
MIR. Secretary Walker paid the principal OF the
sian sts eco but utterly refused TO siiov the In
terret, slss ao
by Anderson vh the aud ths ~sishs OF the nance
OF heesrs. Toombs aoo stephens OF the House, froo
wso cus -sssc o ~. :. s.s..s ~ Ola ud Mr.
Crawford. nb.r ~ th- osb,net is kaown 70 de-
SIR. the Interest the 1siphin oisim siios.d sod
paid, and 90 mr Rsv-rdy Johnson the Astoruey
1sssrs,, good hisd -ssl sOui ~he has done shs uns
several tmss 70 pleses others aud all thstr pockets
sssss{ sbosd ). p.,d sas ar n.r.d,sh pays H. nssh
TO the chasrin of O,d Fsth~s whsisssy, the hoasst
Conpsre'isr Who tnehs such thiss. are .roas Ia she
r-prcseh upon ssd DO injury TO ssy aduinltrstion
that vii be held r.-pcDsbl. 20 the prsnises:
tary of War, end Apd~o,op the freud and old oon-
pAnAes and IN spp~sr.pc. tsin brotne, Of CseAla
q: Ss. s s1s IN: %:'
Rysdsrs, vbo sss here r~ceotly dsoosncins Gsasrai
Tayier, publicly In Brovns ARts - 90 old liar, TO
be sspt 70 Csiisup,s b~sySr Of sov-rnm-nt de-
spatcAesf who ~ Whore isdusuos broushs
sbcut iuch sppoisrDsnt oos the seorstary os the
eh.t clerk q u: wsr Dspsrsn.ss sissss OF both Of
tbem, knowf
Msssss. Benton ssd roots, 10 10 sseertsised, Win
eight no ds~i Mr. oessons insult to Mr. Socts, on
the ssccpd dap of the quarrel IN the Senate vas the
most furfsus, sutrsS. aad sfthsrisg. ever per
pstsate1 IN that cbasb~r sayvherv eiss 10 cd
sosss ~. 20 20 s.s. p.s".d sS. .s.s could 600.
have had the sG-ss satisfy him shethsr hts I'd.
vsrpary would shup shs lsvs sf hosor not He. on
ths puls~ Of the moment trusesd to hs tongue and
thsrs ths natter ternisstsd. Perhaps 10 vel that
n shcsia Be 90.
Some tine since In the Hrrsii's nonsy articles,
ther~ vssv soDe just strctares the manage
neat Of the Shore end Roanoke RaiircsA bstvesa
PostsDouth. Virginia sod w-ioeo, North Carolina
Toe nay rscoleet tbst thrs. yssrs ego the Ls.
gi~isturs % Virginia se-ios the road likely
- ec0plsse1 s1thortsed its the esrpcvst.
thorit3es of either rorfoih Portsaouth
q tsoeos (tbs essts having tasss sse property
its psasssios provided the purehasss sou,d give
bsnds 70 ecn pists the rcs< is . given time rhs
Cwpcessioa of <vrtsDesth porshsssd ths rad aad
Dsss>s n Owe 20 M-ssrs Hsnshav ward. 81 sostes,
Svo eapstsisss - thst s'ss she sesss.d tse.s-.ss