The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-18
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Kew York, Thursday, Deoen'r Is. 1851.
This Mornings News.

This Mornings News.
The chief feature Of Kossuth's proceedings yes
ssrday, was his remarkable speech to the deputa-
son from Tammany Hall. 1t viii be read with
deep interest throughout the country The wings
have had their turn Of Kossuth. Now IL the chance
Of the democrats, who appeared to siunber, but
are evidently now awake. Young America" is
mp, and asserts his prior right to the Intervention
platform, which he says was stolen from him by the
eenias of wing abolitionism. Which party viii bid
most for Kossuthl Both want to have their man
next President. The cause of Hungary is trump
card, and may win the White House, If skilfully
played. II seems that the ladies are 90 much in
love with Kossuth that they wanted to kiss him,
much in the same fashion as they used to kiss
Henry Clay.
In the Senate, yesterday, several important mes
1ages we're received from the President in relation
10 the case of Mr.. Thrasher, the affair of the
Prometheus, and other questions connected with
ar foreign relations, but nothing extraordinary is
disclosed in his information-the particulars Of
which viii be found in our Congressional reports.
He withheld the instructions to Mr.. Lawrence in
reference To the outrage at San Juan, awaiting,
meanwhile, an answer from England No doubt
Mr. Webster talks as gently to my Lord Palmer
ston q cssrtier but the protest was duty from
which there was escape. We rejoice that it Is
3d. for il will force upon Cabinet that other duty
of exactng an Interpretation and faithful OBJ
ssrvance Of the Nicaragua treaty, or its reje,tion
BY mutual consent, which would be quite as adj
yaptaseous to US as anything else.
Mr. Walker, of Wisconsin, has submitted a
resolution in the Senate, proclaiming the whole of
Kossuth's doctrine Of non Intervention, even If it
has to be enforced by Intervention and an appeal
10 tas sword He urges the revolutions ry aspect OF
things in Europe the ground for this declaration
by Congress Mr.. Walker has q very large pro-
portion Of Germans in his State. This resolution
viii crafty them. IL is Buncomoe resolution;
and No spppcse, after flaming speech from the
patriotic Senator, it will all 60 to Buncombe.
But the signs Of the times for 1852 are full Of
The tor.ests Of war Congress should forth
with strengthen our navy by new steam
ships to the number Of at least twenty, besides
givtae due notice 20 the ocean mail steamship
Companies TO be ready at . moments warning to
c.,t in the PaixAans, and the long forty.twos IL
ths,s IA war, II will be no little war but grand
di,nl,v az s,,works from Paris TO Constantinople,
asd from Rome To- st. Petersburg; and the chances
are that va shall be con- nelled to take hand in the
game. Let Congress look to the navy Our post
viii be upon the sea.
The Senate Of the United States viii, IN nH
days, have lost two Of its most celebrate memb.s
Henry Clay, the greatest statesman in America,
md Gen Foo.e, the most invetera,e speaker in all
Christsadom. Mr.. Clay has resigned, and Gen.
Fcote goes home to look after the chances Of re-
election His mission to Washington, Of organizing
0 new party on the compromise, wS failure IL
I. had been successful his next move would have
been the leadership Of new party. He is better
n Governor Of Mississippi He will make good
governor, and il would be well for the people Of
Eis.ssippi TO keep him in that situation His case
demands quiet and repose as much ~ that OF Mr.
Clay.
Tssrs vas a pretty brisk running FIRE in the
senate on Foote'S compromise resolutions, between
democrats, free sellers, and secessionists
several curious and unique Kossuth resolutions
were submitted In the House, and ordered 10 lay
over.
vill bs found among the vast amount and variety
ofentertaining matter which We spread before our
readers this morning. The NavsjOs Indians, by
this time are doubtless the adyo ,ates Of non inter
vsntion in their domestic affairs
Ia tia Beard Of Aldermen, last evening, the Russ
contract was passed, which gives the contractors
tbs right Of paving the balance Of broadway, ct On
expense Of nearly $3.50 Co., to be paid out OF the ap
propriaGions for the coming year. Alderman Gnf
Gas report wss adopted, proposing site for
United states mint In New York, TO be grstuitousy
rendered 10 the government In The Board Of Assist
tie gas question was taken up, and the action
OF the Board q Aldermen concurre ! in, by q vote
q ten 10 eight. The contrast is thus confirmed for
psvgnsce1 years Alderman Barr, the persevering
ops0ncnt OF the measure, and the author Of the
IA nority report was absent IN consequences Of ndis
position
Two weeks later Intelligence from California may
~ hourly expected
-ols ,vos,qui was yesterday entered by the
Ds.ri.t Attorney in the case Of all the Chrstisna
p-,soners. at Phiads phia, iDasmueh rs the charge
81 Judge tirier had made It apparent that the
eams Of treason, for which they we're indicted
..,Td ,o, be subs.antisted. samuel William
IN, tr,ed next month fer obstruetins the fug'
go slave Low. and the remainder Of the pnsonef
oil bs cent back 10 Lancaster, 10 be tried TOT 'nu
Dc and rios - -.
We are sorry 10 learn that another very 80 =.
e,'e has swept over Lake Erie. one ves'ei -. n
b,.n totally wrecked near COnsaut, ana sno,a
ras driven ashore rear Fairport. IL 10 tssrsa Wv
mach other dsnsgs hes ssea seOs,