The New York herald., 1851-11-20

There is no doubt of the final and satisfactory
settlement Of al the difculties between Spain and
tbe United States, as will be seen by our special
teJerraphjo correspondence from Washington.
Each nation s to salute the others flag; and the
claims Of spain, for the damage done to the pro
psrty Of her subjects in New Orleans, are to be re-
ferred to Congress The affair being thus satsfae-
torly settled, Mr.. Webster and the Spcnish minis
Ter Will dine together to- day, and discuss matters
and things over a bottle of wine. We may soen ex-
pect Ihe release of the American prisoners, by way
ef earnest thepar of Spain Of her good feeling
towards the niteS States A great deal of msstate
Inent las appeared in the correspon ience of the
pewsyspers concerning this matter. The firing q.
the United States mail steamer Falcon, is planned,
and 10 cause OF difficulty now exists between the
two countries. We shall, therefore, hear no more
ef war; or rumors of war; from that quarter
fer the present, at least. No official intelligence
has been resolved by the government respecting
the mutilation of the remains of the Americans
who were shot by order Of the Captain General
and the Spanish authorities assert that they were
tried sunma.i,y, as pirates. They justify them
4lves for so doing, on the ground that they we're
declared pirates by their own government, and
not entitled to the privileges provided for in the
treaty between Spain and the United States.
Tie Grand 'ury, at New Orleans, have been
charged by Judge Larue to present all persons
who are known TO have been concerned in the de-
suuetion Of the property of the Spanish Consul
and lis eountrymen in that city. This is all vecy
correct and if it had been done before many of the
infannatory runors relative to our relations with
Spain would have never been set afoat.
The enew constitution Of Virginia has been adopt
ed by majority Of fifty seven thousand-fuly half
the votes in the State.
The Common School Fund Of ofPennsylvanla, yes
terday, obtained verdict of $500 against the
ssse:s Of The defunct Bank of the United States.
This makes the claim Of the State upon the assets
Of the late bank nearly one million of dollars.
We learn from Buffalo tha. the Grand Jury
kavo found true bills against twenty-five Of the
PARTICIPANTS in the Syracuse riot and slave rescue.
Another large meeting was last night convened
in Philadelphia for the purpose Of prevailing upon
iLe President to his friendly influence with the
goye-nneot Of Great Britain, with the view Of OBJ
tain.ng the release Of Smith O'Brien, and Others
who we're exled for participating in the recent dis
turbances in Ireland. The meetings for this laud-
atie yurpose, which have lately been held in neigh
eoring cities, may DO much towards gaining the
liberation Of these unfortunate men. Why does
nc. New York follow the example
Several interesting items relative to the move
nents Of the reyolutionsts in Northern Mexico,
vii te found under the telegraphic head.
TIE Hebre Benevolent Society celebrated their
tti-:e;h anniversary, a. the Chinese Museum, last
sveL.rg. About two hundred guests were present,
And the evening passed off most happily. About
a2,500 were added to the funds Of the society.
Toas:s were drank, and some Of them responded to
In eloquent terms by the Recorder and number Of
lke Jewish Rabbi, who were present The Mayor
would have been present, but for the fIct that he
wss under engagement to entertain The Hunga-
rans at his residence. He therefore sent a letter,
and enclosed Q subscription.
The tenth annual meeting Of the New York So
ciety for the relief of the widows and orphans Of
medical men, held last evening at the City As-
semtly rooms, Broadway. It was attended by
about one hundred and forty members of the fa,ul-
ty, ard the invited guests we're the Rev. Dr. Hen.
ry, representative Of the church; the Hon. Charles
+. Daly, Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas,
representative Of the legal profession; Doctor B.
FrsIAhn Bsehe, Of the U. :. Navy, and Or. Guy
kr, Ct the Y. : Army. some happy and appro-
PIRATE sIeeche, were delivered on the occasion.