The New York herald., 1851-11-01
Summary of the News.

Summary OF the News.
Our special telegraphic dispatches from Wash
ngtcn confirm the statements Of our Paris CORES
pondent, relative TO the capricious movements Of
Kossu.h. The advicss received by the government,
hon Commodore Morgan, of the Me terranean
squadron, also explain the refusal of a permit to
Kossuth to pass through the French territory.
The Mississippi will wait at Gibraltar till Captain
Long hall hear from Kossuth in England, his ex.
reeted witt to the United States being somewhat
doubtful. We should infer that the enthusiasts of
the administration has been dampened little By
the efieial dispatches received from Gibraltar.
The distinguished Hungarian exile see ms to be in
fair way Of spelling his great reputation. 1t is
but step from the sublime to the ridiculous. lie.
him remember that.
Mr.. Webster, it appears, has no illwin against
the President. OF course not And he will re-
main in the cabinet little longer. o, course he
will. II is too cloudy and foggy to 80 out yet.
AL tie iigrs in the political srmamea. indicate that
he and the President had better stick together. We
rejoice to be assured, by telegraph of the amcable
State. There must be no ministerial crisis at
Washington, at least not till after the New York
and Massachusetts, elections.
The news from the seat o. the revolution in
Northern Mexico is exceedingly important. Ac-
eerdng to the last report at New Orleans, notwth-
standing the reinforcsments sent by sea to the
lief of MatamOros, by President Arsta, the revOlu-
tionary party had taken the town. If this be So,
their work Of conquest is completes and it only re-
mains to be seen whether they viii follow up with
. compromise with the cer tral government, or by
the establishment of an ndependen. republic ofthe
northern departments Of Mexico. Appearances are
now in favor ofthe latter alternative In the mean
time, lie reports of dsserteIs from the United States
army, ard Of cmigrants from Texas, in aid Of the
Evolutionary movement, will be apt to lead TO
some eorrespor dencs between the Mexican govern
ment and our own. Thi, small affair on the Rio
Grande may yeteventuste in the most important
results.
on whose account some anxiety hos been felt, has
reached New Orleans. Her machinery met with An
accident, and she consequently eighteen days in
making The passage from Chagres, via Havana.
She brought over $3.50 600 in gold.
The aboEtionists In he vicinity Of Syracuse, ap.
pear determined to give al the trouble they can.
They lave at last succeeded in procuring the in
dictmnt, by the grand jury Of the county, Of Mr..
James Lear, the owner, and Mr.. Allen, the United
States District Marshal, on a charge Of attempting
T. kidnsp, in Consequence Of their recent Of
the fugitive siare Jerry, who was eventually res
eued By the mob. Ia connection with this N after,
we observe that another runaway slave, WAC had
been arrested, has been rescued aud spirited away
Syraeae is certainly the head-q usrters Of all the
sEtastiesti,S Of the day, If We take into eonsids
ration knockerisn, s5osiSnism, faaaticisn, bl,om-
e'ism, and sIl other kin Il Of eIsphapism.
jug at AIbaEy have returned a verdict CT
tl7,6o damages agains. Messr,. Seymour & Nsr-
gan, for an Infringement % the patent Of Mr
HcCormiss's reaping machine.
The cana question has evidently beer tho cause
of great deal of nlfes,ing among the democrats
at UGics I. seems TO have regularly spJt them
into kindliag GOOD, and they ats now blazing
away &. great1ats.
Johs Atwoodhss been nominsted a. the frse soil
candidate Cor GovSrzor Of New Hsmpshire.
The Hoa Andrew Stevsnsoa, Of Virginia, In
lis address sa the Psesylvanis Agricultural Fair
yesterday very sptly ren arked, that thekarmes Of
the Old Dominica and Keystone States must soon
bettir themselves and ,plsrste their lsnds With
more skill and s:isn,e. or e~Es entirely thrssn in
the shade By the industrious epirrsnts who
stantly vending their way 70 the West, aud avail.
ing themselves Of the excellent soil M tba, region
This fair Is represented 10 have bean visited By
tremendous rumber Of persons, who were ,'eIishted
with he superiority Of the articles exhibited.
An important whg meeting took place lase evo- |
nirg at the Broad Street House II was a sort Of |
morster ward meeting, and exceeded in numbers
ard eStbusissm the county RATIFICATION nesting |
held st the Broadway House en- the rrecc ling eve.
ming. one Of the speakers came cut most EN-
rbs icsl'y for the constitution, ard VS. l5ulIy
spplsuded.
Want Of room comPels rs 10 omit our ibaslrioh
notices For this evenings amasemeuts, ses tbs
sdysilssmen.a