The New York herald., 1851-10-12

News OF the Morning.
Our advices from Washington state tiat the Pre-
sident has issued orders to prevent invasion of
Mexico from Texas and along the frontier. Our
published intelligence FROM that quarter gives the
particulars Of revolution and an invasion, and
the capture of several towns It will be reeollected
that after the departure of the Pampero, the Pres-
dent dismissed the Collector Of New Orleans, and
issued orders TO prevent any fhbnsterS leaving for
Cuba Both affairs have been the talk Of the
country for six months.
The President has instructed the officers Of the
various ships Of war and garrisons to fire salutes
when the patriot Kossuth lands upon our shores
This noble man will doubtless receive as glorious
q welcome as did .he renowned Lafayette upon his
return to the country whose liberty he had so ably
assisted in achieving.
/. is now said that Col. Jefersoa Davis has not
declined being a candidate for Governor Of Missis.
appi but that both he and Gen. Foote have resign
ed their seats in the United States Senate, and the
acting Executive Of the State will not supply the
vacancies. Col Davis, in his address, which iS ex-
tremey long, states that there very fe persons
IN that commonwealth who would wish to see Mis-
sissippi secede from the Union. He hopes aud be-
heves, however, that the people, at the late cleo
tion, did not wish to be understood as giving their
assent to the policy adopted by Congress with re-
gard to the slavery and territorial questions He
leaves everything Of a national character to the
citizens ofthe State, and remarks that, as eandi
date for Governor, it Is only important tha. he
should make known his views upon questions imme-
diately concerning Mississippi. Upon the whole,
the Colonel has quite adroitly managed 20 dodge
answering whether he is himself for union or dis
union.
The curious and extraordinary letter, which We
have hitherto mentioned, from the pen Of ex-Vice
President Dallas, will be found in another column.
Ii will be that be is Of the opinion that the
Compromise or peace measures Of Congress, have
failed to effect the object intended; and now, In or
der TO set the negro question at rest forever, he
recommends the amendment Of the constitution
The worthy gentleman, we think, has been rather
prespta;e lie certainly had not taken affair look at
matters throughou. the country. la The but waited
until he knew the course Mississippi was and
Ia pursuing he only known that Gov. Quisman
vas compelled to back out for want o! supporters
as the sesession candidate, be would have had
different opinion TIE tumbling down Of fsecession
and Dprearirg Or III on journals in South Carolina,
indicate anything else than the failure Of tie Com
promise. The movements il Tennessee, North
Caroline, Alabama, and other slave States, ;oa-
vince ~ tEat they satisfied, 50 long as the law
is carried cut in tie Nortkand ths recent election
IN Georgia, where the Enionists prevailed ~ an
overwhelming majority, settles sr doubts, ans
ooncluavey proves that the I nion Is a fxed fact.
Mr.. Webster LG, written that lie will no; return
- Washington before he 2oih instant, unless i'm
Torisnt business shozld rec 1ire lis prssence Should
the Frsnsh eonmissioner, who may have some
thing to Do with the arrangement Of Caban AFFAIR.",
make lie appearance, " W vii BE on hand, and
ready 10 meet hin.
tpa source Of qualification 20 learn tia. Mr..
Day. health q better, aud that there Is 20 reason
sor surposing that be viii not be az Washington ia
time to rartie ra;s Il the organization Of CongresI
There nov every prospect q tEe formation Of
a coalition cabinet in Canada.
We are happy 70 inform or readers that TIE
Anti Slavery so-ie;y o. Pennsylvania las ijourn.
ed snd that the last dsys proceedings are "a blsh
ed in our coiznns this morning Thus Lls ended
the fourteenth snniverlry Of this ridi,ulous affair
Advicts from Eaenos Ayres, 70 The ls.h q As.
sus.. reproser. the Affairs Of South America 70 be
stiIl in q most unsettled state. Expeditions had
been sent su. 10 defeat the invading forces snder
Uiqpisa: While, on the other hand, Brazil using
every eyeTLOL tl maht EhN 1As-t-. u s-N
invaders. Heavy rains had rendered the roads In
the neg gtoorhood Of Buenos Ayres aluos. inplssa-
BILE; consequently the market was quite bare Of all
articles of domestic produce, although Il was over
stocked With ioreign goOdf.
The judicial Authorities at Utica are dealing 10
moot summary manner with the notorious barglar5
and incen5iaries who have recently infested that
city This is the proper and only way Of getting
rid Of these soamps
lncendiarism applars 10 be still busy in the vi
cinity Of Buffalo. I've barns, filed with grain.
were burned down yesterday morning
We publish elsewhere, short but very interest
log correspondence relative to the bark Coauet,e
which is supposed 20 have been wrecked during a
typhoon, about two years ago, at the hland Of
Formosa, on the West Coast Of Africa. u wiIb,
seen th at there are reasons for believing that tie
crew stin survive, and may be in captivity anoag
the natives. The Navy Department has inslrusteI
Commodore Aulick, nos on the East ludia station
10 rquife into the matter; and, f ary Of the crow
81 tbc O. arc iouni. he VIII render them OF the
assistance in b n yer.
Several perlcrs have recently died from cholera
~ Torcnto.
whole .faa OF Care, rls Gj the ratsanref .1.
idc, cane 1e-v near rl-r.rg ci Re }a-y g,lt lc.2