The New York herald., 1851-12-02

into tho Senate BY Henry 8. Foots and the Pro
sident, in inviting Kossuth to America, and tender
ing him passage en- board the stea Am frigste Mis-
sisdppi, had only carried out the wish of the ma
tioD, NANTES ted through their representatives in
Congress. This 10 not sxsety dodge, but an
excellent means Of getting on with the dipio-
cipation Of Kossuth's arrival Russia sad Austria
thoroughly frstsrnixe here in Washington. NJ do
Sartige, the Aew French Bonspsrtist minister,
whose master refused Kossuth passage through
France. has probably sent for new Instructions As
Louis Napoleon has charged the refusal on his
kicked out minister, Leon Foucher, NJ Sartige
may probably be guilty Of some fragrant sct Of
civility towards the great Hungarian, by way Of
balancing the account and keeping Louis Bona
parte before the people.
kossuth, ON his arrival, viii be introduced to
both houses, where appropriate speeches will be
made to Welcome him, and where he will have sn
opportunity Of making himself heard, through the
Halls of Congress, by the whole natien. There is
no Chamber in the world where he can speak with
greater effect than in the House OF Represents
tives Of the United States.
Senator Foote will remain here till the Otn
proximo, when he will return 20 Mississippi to enter
upon the responsible position Of Governor ne
will serve for one year, and then be elected tor tne
long term to the United States Senate: Jeuerson
Davis stands chance whatever OF en- eleoton' ana
Will unavoidably return to private life IL Is no
well aseertained that he urgei Quitman to assume
the hostile attitude to the United States; ana
also we'll known, now, tnat jon Lawn " 10 sne ha"s
70 desert him Neither Quitman nor his son voted
for jeff Davis for Governor; and exGov' euit-
man has gone SO far, in his opposition to Davis, as
to threaten the publication of pamphlet, con-
tanning the history of tho erigin and progress of
nuIIificaticn in the State OF Mississippi. Let Us
have the pamphlet by all means 1t will be most
interesting document on most interesting subject
Ex-Gev Quitman never kne v until late, presume,
how jeff Davis opposed his brevst in the Senate.
and had no idea that Davis would back out Of all
positions tending to fortify him (Quitmap) With
the people of Mississippi; but as ne Is an honest,
straight forward gentleman. word frsm him will
contain the truth, and may be relied on.
There are several personal quarrels on hand.
One between Senator Gwin, Of California, aud
Albert G. Brown, of Mississippi and another be-
tween Downs and Soule, of Louisiana.
There was rumor that Fillmore had actually
withdrawn from the Presidential candidacy but he
has since had symptoms of . relapse The pro.
gressve wings Qf there be any such) think of
trotting out entirely new candidate-Senator
Pearce Of Maryland but tho thing is yet kept so
secret that you must not publish it. Senator
Pearcs's bill mended the omnibus, and saved five
millions of msney to the Texas creditors (and to
the United States), out of which the pious and
learned Gov. Bell, and q virtuous Legislature,
would now swindle them without mercy
Mr.. Clay looks very feeble in health. Perhaps
he viii juvenise, during the heat Of tho session.