The New York herald., 1851-10-30
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This Mornings News.

This Mornings News.
Our columns, this morning, are well stocked with
foreign and domestic information Of every descrip-
ton
BY the arrival of the steamship Europa a. Bos-
Tor, last evening, we have few additional items
Of interest from Europe, which will be found IN
der the telsgraphic head.
Faustin the First, the ebony Emperor of Hayti
appears to have been corneTed at last From Hayt
We learn that the American, English and French
authorities have entered into an arrangement to
compel Faustin to sign and respect a treaty oi
peace with the Dominican government; and in case
Of refusal, they we're determined to blockade his
ports. His black majesty had not yet given an
to this proposition of the three powers, but
promised to do so soon.
The politicians are hard at work at Albany, BY
way Of preparation for the fray mex. Tuesday
Aecor ling to correspondent, there is likely to
be grand row between the officials and outsiders,
with regard to the contracts on the unfinished
canals, in consequence of the ssung Of two distinct
notices to contractor,-cne by the Canal Co nmis-
sioners, and the other by the Engineers Depart
nent. We shall probably have a second edition Of
the canal fight in the Legislature, next winter.
The Penusylvanians are n ecstacies, in conse-
quence of the splendor Of their first state Fair,
new being held at Harrisburg. The Hon. James
Buchanan was among the distinguished persons pre-
.c.I. .nTs Al
wealth, having hitherto been rather behind their
peiehbors with regard tn exhibitions of this kind,
seem disposed to make the most of their sudden
waking up.
A Liverpool correspondent furnishes some inter
estipg particulars for the especial ed6cstion ofths
ladies' relative TO the visit of Queen Victoria to
rious large cities, and the progress that the Bloom
e- costume is making in Her Majesty's dominions
The same writer adverts to the recent attempt Of
Lancashire magistrate to muzzle the local press,
BY imprisoning, for fortnight, the proprietor Of
appears to have been no moral justice in this pro-
ceedipg-as the editor in question was not guilty Of
any real misdemeanoriti is asserted tha, the magis-
tsria dgnitary acted in conformity with the strict
letter Of the law Of England In connection With
this matter, we observe that Alderman Salon ,ns,
who some time ago created a great sensation
on the question Of admitting Jews into Parliament,
has been notified to answer two charges brought
against him before the Queens Bench, "for voting
IN the House Of Commons without taking the oath
On the faith Of true Christian" These are very
curious ard interesting proceedings at the present
day, in a land where they boast that they are So
perlatively happy, enlightened and free. Such
judicial proceedings might have been very well
suited to the dark ages; but they will never be
tsmely submitted to by the people Of the present
generation
The ALLEGATION Of Pope Plus the Ninth-to be
sound on another page-will be read with con
siderable interest by all good Catholics as well as
the larger portion Of those protesting Protestant
prime plea.
The Enperors Of Austria and Hayti-one white.
and the o,hsr blaek-have lately astonished their
snbjects, as well the rest Of mankind, by series
Of magnificent displays, receptions, SC. We can
bot tell which is the imitstor.
The hostile position assumed by Wild Cat the
.otorious Seminole EFF on the western side Of the
Rio GTsnde, is justly causing considerable sensa-
ion in Texas. This Indian, who seems TO be the
uling spirit Of all the runaway negroes and desps-
ADDE'S, well as the larger portion Of the abort
Ines on the southern border, has at last joined the
SeIcsns, with the pretended design Of subduingthe
sierra Madre revolutionists. IL is probably not
out o. love for the Mexican government that he
'O'nsd It's forces but on the contrary, II is more
''An hAey that he has taken this step for the pur.
pose OF avsilirg himself Of the almost unlimited
hoense viii give his rasclly band to pluudsr.
despoil, and murder all ,ha, cr,., ,h.i. .,h
This Indian is represented a. one Of tho mos, ..,.
cious Of his race-very intelligent, remarkablv ann.
sing, and, vita bat few exceptions. "a oon,I.,.
military tactician as any general Of tho .,. e..
long time, II is stated, members Of his bans A.v.
committed vareus deprsdatiOns in the serr.orie, Of
both Mexico and Texas, and Il is time that a com
plete check was put upon his reckless and dss,ruo
tive proceedings. The United States government
should look after him at once-othsfwise he is
almost certain to give the inhabitants on the south
srn frontier great deal Of trouble.
A great variety Of the latest ews by telegraph,
from various parts Of the county, vii! be fund
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