The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-21

MOVEMENT WooLLy HEAps-yIsir TO THE
city were greatly ested on Wednesday, by tho news
received from the State capital relative to the action
of the Senate and Assembly respecting the election
United States Senator which resulted sx-Gover
ner Fifh being chosen Senator of the United States
in place Of Daniel b. Dickinson, whose term Of office
delegation OF woolly- heads, consisting OF about
forty prominent whgs) proceeded to the elegant
Second avenue whore they received in dns stye
and after ntsriDe the costly premises Mr.. Fish was
congratulated by his friends upon the he had
met with in the councils OF the State at the city OF
Albany, on Wednesday morning, about two O'Clock
Sentiments were exchanged amidst the popping OF
sparkling champagne, aud previous to the company
aoour ming btief address was made by Mr. Robinson
which was replied to by the newly elected United,
States Senator, In eloquent language. Among the
number present, noticed ex-senator Frost, ex-
Aldermen Wood, l.. 6hardow, late OF the Custom
House. James II. Welsh owen W. brennan, ex.Alder.
Sherman and several other leading wings OF New
York all OF whom appeared to be in high giee, and
proclaimed themselves the staunch friends OF their
worthy hort.
THE MAYOR AND THE 81 AGE LICENSES the case of
the mandanus against the Mayor, for refusing to IL
cenee George Houston as stage driver, Judge
Mitchell decided yesterday in the Supreme Court that
license, refuse to license, any driver. Judge
Mitchell granted the motion to dismiss the man smus
with leave to the relater to make case for appeal
ARRIVAL OF RED MEN.-The schooner Richmond
arrived yesterday from Richmond Va brought among
her passengers three Indians OF Northern California
belonging to the Callapo,ah tribe. They, with six
others the tribe have been travelling through
the United States and have resided 1T westhed Mass
where they have been receiving finished English
education The Indian of the three just arrived
are OekiDawsh, Nicossis, and Mocischee. They
fine intellectual looking and for Cali
fornia under the guidance of Mr. James B. Crosman.
Military .-The first parade Of the Herald Guard
viii take place Monday next the Gath inst After
the parade ball will come off at Nibo's Garden The
company have taken great pains t. make it of the
best OF the season.
THE Friendly Sons or Sr. PATRICK AND THE HrALTI
THE QUEEN or EnGLAND.-The strongest sxcitem emit
prevaih among the Ish people resident in this city,
and among many Americans, relative to the health Of
"the Queen Of Great Britain" having been proposed
from the chair, and drank st. Patrcks night, ct
the celebration Of that festival ut the Aston House by
the Friendly Sons OF St Patrick. 1t has provoked
much comment. particularly the health Of two dis
tiDguished lriih rebels now suffering transportation
for disloy atty, drank at the same festival The
excitement has attained high pitch and Is likely to
lead to some curious developments. Some OF the
gentlemen who acquiesced In the toast, remark
able their enthusiasm in favor OF the Irish revou
tiop and some contributed their money to make
it. The Tbae omitted the toast in its report OF the
proceedings.
FALSE ALARMS OF FrKE.-There we're two false alarms
Of fire last evening, and the hremen running with
their engines and hose carts in all directions, but
could not find any fires