The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-25
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New York, Tuesday, Nev'r "a, 1851.

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New York, Tuesday, Nev'r "a, 1851.
This Mornings INews-Three Days Later
from Europe, sc.
The telegraph has furnished us with three days
later European intelligence, brought by the Asia,
which arrived at Halifax yesterday morning. The
principal feature of the news is the announcement
that cotton had again advanced, and very heavy
business was doing. Kossuth still continued to be
hailed with the utmost enthusiasm in England. 1t
will be seen that Louis Napoleon had sustained
another defes: in the National Assembly. If he
fais in removing the restrictions upon the right OF
outrage, his chances for the popular support in 1852
viii reduce him othe necessity of coup aetat, or
. graceful retirement from the field. The opposi-
ton majority in the Assembly will hardly change
the constitution to ccommodate him, if they can
prevent it, The most wonderful accounts appear
70 be received from the Australian gold mines.
The island of New Holland turns out TO be verit-
able California No, 2-full of gold, in chunks as
large as paving stones Our dispatches do no.
rest there but lead TO the inference that the dia
. nond crop Of Australia is not to be sneeEed at.
They must have had a good season in that country.
Our special telegraphic correspondent in Wash
irgton informs US, that so far from Mr. Letcher,
cur minister to Mexi:o, being instructed to reln-
eush the Garay grant Of the privilege ef construct
ing communication between the Atlantic and the
- T.hu
Pee, be has been directed TO take bold position in
the matter, and if that is not successful to say to
the Mexican government, that if the grant be con-
frmed, the administration will look with favor on
the Mexican claims for Indian depredations. 1t is
slvery well to insist upon the grant If 1t is valid.
We doubt, however, the propriety Of making any
bargain respecting 1t. Nor do we see what con-
recton there is or at least, ought to be, between
the grant and the Mexican claims.
The French claimants for the value Of goods
unlawfally seized at San Francisco, have presented
Al extraordinary demand TO the government. In
addition to the value Of the goods, they ask interest
ut the rate Of ten per cent month mp to the time
the claims were presented, sndsix per cent year
until they are liquidated.
The trial Of Csstner Hanneway, one Of the Chris
tisna rioters, will be commenced this morning, in
Philadelphia, before Judge Greer The testimony
will be read with groatinterest and the result will
be anxiously looked forward to. We doubt not
the jury will decide according to law. and to the
evidence that may be addrced This will be one
Of the nest important trials that took place in
the United states.
Another trial for the choice Of representatives
took place in Massachusetts, yesterday The re-
turns. published under the teIegrsphic head indi-
cate that the eoalitionists viii have a majority ia
tie state Legislature sufficient TO elect Governor
citheir own selection.
The news brought from Europe By the steamer
Atlantic caused the price Of eOt.cn to run up one
fourth Of q cent, at New Orleans, yesterday
We publish, today, additional evidence before
the eOroners jury, respecting the dreadful calamity
tina, occurred in the Greenwich avenue scboolhouse.
IL will be seen by our report Of the proceedings
Of yesterday, that a dispute occurred between
Alderman Ball and Justice Bleakley, respecting
their jurisdiction We are particularly unfortunate
IN our coroners and their substituss and our act
ing corsners II would seem as IL they we're fated
20 be in continual difficulty. We do hope that
law viii be passed making our police justices
eoroners some ehanges necessary, and we hope
we shall socn have It
In another column viii DO found an appeal Of
Lsdslss BerBenezey one Of the Hung arsn srles, 10
the ladies' Of America II is very feeling docu-
ment, and VIII, no doubt, create sensation among
America fair daughters No one can read it With
out feeling indignant at the inhunan and bsrba.
rous treatment 70 which the ladies' Of Hungary
were subjected by the degraded minions of Austrian
despstism.
The trial Of Otto Crunzig, a RUSSIAN, for the
murder Of his wife by administering arsenic. vas
commenced yesterday, and Is likely to occupy some
days, only two witnesses for The prosecution have
uyct been examined; and there ia q host Of medL
cal testimony TO be brought forward on the part Of
the defence full report Of the evidence, a. far
set has eore will be found ia another part Of this
days HrRALp.
According to The City Inspectors report, three
turdred aud sia,y-even persons were inferred last
sptk beng Green mere than dsrrg re sees Tro.