The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-23

News is pouring in from all points of the compass;
and IN order to be able to spread much of it as
possible before numerous readers, We are agsin
secnpesled to Issue double sheet.
We understand that early next week Judge
Kane, OF the L. 5. District Court, at Philadel-
'phia, will charge the Grand Jury relative to the
law Of treason, and explain its bearing upon the
Chrstsna rioters and murderers. If the jury shall
and true bills agains. the parties implicated, their
trial will commence in October. This will be one
Of the most important cases tina. has ever come be-
fore the judicial tribunals Of this country, and
hope to see it fully and impartialy Investigated,
and ample justice done I, all concerned.
Another murder trial, in our Court Of Oyer and
Terminer terminate last evening in the conviction
Of the accused. Michael Mulvey, very young
man, Of respectable appearance, was indicted for
the murder Of Charles Beekman, the barkeeper Of a
German eating house, corner Of Chatham and
Orange streets, by shooting him in the SIX with
PISTOL. 1t appeared that drunken nase occurred
between the prisoner and some companions; the
proprietor and blrkeeper Of tho eating house il
terfered to remove them; q rencontrs took place,
and the prisoner being removed to the street, fir
ed pistol from the door, tie ball from which took
deadly effect in the neck Of the barkeeper. II was
generally expected by tie court, and all present,
that the verdict under all the circumstances Of
the Gaze, would have been manslaughter in the
third degree, but the jury rendered a verdict Of
murder, with a recommendation to mercy. The
prisoner was industrious young man, and the
sole support Of his mother and four other father
less brothers and sisters.
During the proceedings Of the Board Of Alder
men, last evening, q resolution referred to
special committee, to report and select suitable
site, among the unappropriatsd lands belonging to
the city, Cor the erection Of United States Mint;
and, when II shall be selected, and the report
adopted by the Common Council, that Mayor
Kingsand ahould be fequeited, on the part Of the
Corporation, to tender such report to the general
government.
BY telegraph from New Orleans, we informed
that the Empire City had arrived there from
Havana, with one days later advices than brough.
20 this port by the Cherokee The late Spanish
Consul at New Orleans had left Havana for Spain.
Commercial affairs appeared to be improving.
Late accounts from Hayti state THAI his eson
majesty, Faustin L., still travelling in state
throug bout his doninioIs, in imitation Of the
various chief persOnages Of othOr countries, who
ere fond Of astonishing the people with magnificent
displays. Faustin does not appear to be very
sn1iSss to make another effort 10 snnihilste the
DOmib.eans.
Another shocking steam boiler explosion has 90.
cared on the railroad rear Cleveland, By which
one poor fellow was Instantly ALLIED. and several
others we're aufally scalded.
Among the most curious and interesting docu-
menb which We publish in this mornings RerrlJ,
IL the secession Letter OF Mr. James K. Paulaing,
which challenges the public attention throughout
the country, from Maine to California.
We are sorry to learn that Com Warrington Is
very Ia, a; Washington.
The health Of President Fillmore has been en-
tirely re.estabIshed.
In cur telegraphic column accounts viii be found
Of numerous marine difsstsrs, ard also Of several
aestrustivs sres, in various places.