The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-12
Summary OF the Latest Intelligence ny
TeIeyruph.

For information concerning the doings Of the Le-
gislaturs yesterday, refer readers to report
d them as received by telegraph and published in
another column. 1t viii be that neither the
appropriation bills the bill for the enlargement
Of the Eric canal, has yet been touched, although
the latter viii, doubt, be brought upon the
yet at an early time. Now that the friends Of the
measure feel certain Of possessing strength enough
10 carry il, they will not cyinec a. much haste in
psshing il, as they would do under circumstances
similar tothose which characterized the last session
From the indications Of yesterday, Ne arc inclined
10 think that the session viii Be a short one
II viii be perceived by report that Mr.
Thompsons sntiagitaton resolutions, in the A.
scmbly, after being referred to the Judiciary Com
Aittee, have been disposed Of in rather summary
manner On motion Of Mr. Wheeler, that commit
Zee were discharged from their further considc-a-
ton. We are no. at all surprised az this. We
are certain the abolition wings in the Assembly
dared not meet the question In respect 10 this
result there il but lett for the friends Of
the Union and the constitution to pursue. They
must obtain the name Of every member who voted
for taking these resolutions on. Of the hands Of the
Judiciary Committee, aud hold them up 70 the gaze
Of the people, so that they may be marked, and
known, and RENE mbered for all time to come. And
If there is any virtue in tho people q this State,
they will be rene mbered. They have been driven,
n length into the ccrrCr which they ought to occu
py and where i, is 10 be hoped they viii be forced
70 remain, with Weed for their head, and Greeley
and the Lesser animals for their tail.
The trial Of another Of the parties who were H.
dicscd for aiding in the rescue Of the fugitive slave
s>hadrach, in Boston, 1 going in that city; Nr.
Dana ofeounsel FOR The accused, OPENED the defence
yesterday.
Additional baIlotinss were made yesterday q
elect United States Senator from CoEnectirut,
bat with no success. II II likely he clcrtog vii
70 over % the next session Of the legislature. Il
y 70 be hoped the friends Of the compromise and n
the Union, and he opponents offarth,r slavery asi
tstion, viii not rcccdc nch. ualer any circan-
stances. rom the position hey have taken. /,
would he much better to have Tic state in par;
represented at Washington, than 70 have i misgc-
presented b. an abolition whig. Now hat The
whig abolition.sts throughout nc North lave been
driven Into corner Il 4 Tie lnly II ~ ideads 81
abe Union TO deprive them q shc power a doing
Ai.cbicf
The Democratic State judicial Conrcu..,n of
Pennsylvania assembled ye.t.rlay "a llarri-5l-sh.
no nominations have yot been mods. trcat intc--
g., Is felt, MOI only ii Chat, Int ia o.asr states,
m regard to tLc T, ait Il viii \, c.a by oar IT,
port that ~ W.lnot, aa.lor * hc celebrated
Nilsoot yroy.o, took 0cea..g1, dur ! debate on
shc sig aly ofc,Itai1 deiosa & GAG seats Which
khey claimed ii 6,gnc his position, HLi.h va, Tint
Nc supported tie nominations for Governor All
siAer state oaiccrs. rhich were made ~ The Ee..-
M Convention i few dav. .iDrc, hut disagreed ~
tAc resolutions. NJ a.l 81. e2peei auythioy cls,
koD such a d,marotuc a IL La shown himself
10 be in his Cougrc ssiopal .a-cer. liz p,a..un,
shercfore H. that Ii means u continue thu slavery
agitation to tie extent u Ills ability. Wen, lei
him prosScd IL he desires - martyrize himself
and dig hi political grave aad that ofhis few a-i
weak adhcrents IN AsorgaaiGtion, let him a. p.
n l. eonsoling 70 ryacct that IN tie convention
shere arc decided nd,cations u hostility 70 his
aissnion sentiments and purposes. Pennsylvania
y all right a. respect the Jnion and I'll. c3nti-
tuition, az far, at least, a. the democratic parry i
concerned. The wbigs viii meet IL ~,a.e conyen-
aon on the twenty-fourth # tho I'll. ID m,aih.
Our abolition cotemporary the 1ittu,f spoke the
ether day II Il had been held and the nomlna-
sons made. such, however, wa uot tn Gaze.
That celebrated Journal is fast h more rs'Pcc.s
than one. We shall soon know how the wings
Sci on the compromise measures q last Congress,
nod what action they viii take IN regard 70 them.
A dispatch from Concord informs ~ tha' the
New Hampshire democrats. in state convention,
have unanimously nominated Judge Woodbury. az
their candidate 10 the Presidency.
We learn from Mexico ths, Congress li,urned
on the 9TH ult., In great confusion, without
passing the bin 10 confer extraordinary powers On
the PRECEDENT. We al-o are informed that tie
Tohuantcpec survey i completed. Other i.eBs q
Interest viii b found under our tclegrsphie lead