The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18


Summary or she News.
Our tele phic dos patches this morning, win be
Issna Of q very interesting character. The grand
sailIosd jubilee at Boston will prove one OF the
srestss events Of the yea attended it ia by the
prr eipsl pc bile characters Of the Oitei States,
and the adjoining Provinces. We give fall report
q the proceedings Of yesterday, with which shall
remain content for the present. When President
valnore shall have returned TO Wash.ngton-Mr.
Webster made his speech, promised TO the people
Of MarshfeId-Lord Elgin taken up his quarters
- Quebec, the new seat Of government o., Cana La
aaeE visiting New York, and the rest of the dis
shgui.hed az well az obscure individuals shsl have
psturned TO their homes, shall snayIs the whole
saair In our own way, and show the object OF
Ne great jab leo.
The New York state Fair at Rochester, is also
an event which must attract considerable attention
Asour report viii show, the proceedings Of yestcr-
Day we're Of a very interesting character. The
vhoe affair il got up in Style rsas ,tiI great ;rs
a. upon our agricultural and mech lnisa skill, auo
elcels al previous exhibitions Of like character.
While President Fill more, Mr.. Webster, and Lord
Eigin are the great Ions Of the jubilee at Boston,
ssIasOr Douglas appears the leading star at she
Ssate Fair, and Will to- morrow deliver the annual
sdaresI before the Thousands asss mbled a. Ro-
Chester.
The convention Of the liberty party Of tie cOun
Try Ia now in session a. Buffalo. Our telegrs phie
report informs US that William L. Chaplin, whose
nsre il row become familiar to the country is the
psssidipg ofcer. The nom nations will probably be
made today after il il decided what is Necessary
10 be q member Of the liberty party.
The Grst nominations fer State officers under
ne new consultation OF Maryland, we're made IL
BALTIMORE yesterday, by the whis party. Most Of
~ officers to be voted for have been created BY
Ne rev eossti.alion, and it mast cOn1e qgenty s1
site 3 great interest out Of the State wei a
IN n
Another fugitive slave hes been surrendered TO
Ais owner BY The federal officers at Philadelphia
without excite nsnt or resistance.
The secession parry in Louisiana is making an
saoI, 10 carry that State gainss tho compromise,
aLd isme Of he mos. prominent. men have enlisted
iu tie eauss q opposition - tie Union. There IT,
lsweysr, asFops majority o. the people ia favor Of
The eompromise measures.
Our political and gsaer-l sorrospohience Is fall
Of interest. The letter from our Caasadagua
correspondent viii shov how tAe wholo matter was
fhe free soil Members with view to the ooa,-ol o.
sae selection Of delegates to he National Convex
ssn in 1852
Governor Love, Of Maryland, az VII Be sesa b.
sur Bait more coTrespou dcnce, hss despatched
sn,ssergsr to Prefiseui Fillmore, with a oomIauai
cation relative 20 tie late nsrder aHd Outrage
rso citizens o. HAT State.
We regret 10 zee that another slliIlls;go sxPsdi-
tisn forming in Texas sgsisss on; o. The state
Of heIioO, which will probably end - did the last
snortunAie effort az aiasl Cuta. The polEs Of c-n-
esrraton h within tho boundary II the United
states and consequently cones andcr The "a pro
vidrg against armed expeditions forming in tie
territory Of The eOzfea,rhsy, against a frienlly
psrer.
The effect ef the late gale on Lake Erio f. not
yet fslly known Our Buffalo coTrssPon4ont gives
hu, slight idea Of its effect, and The press q tha,
city gives but = meagrc report.
Frcm every pars Of TIE country complaints q
s,usht, and deficient crop Of corn. reach rs.
la Connecticut The factories have nearly all stopped
m sonsequssee q the low state CT the streams, and
h many parts a sufioisrcy Of water cannot b. OBJ
tHined for ordinary house bold purposes.
In local point Of vies, our columns, this Morn
hF. present several article, Of interest. The de-
'sicrs Of JOdge Nelson are fuIl eHposI,ons o. the
h- which they Affect: and though entirely Of |
mari, character they cannot fail TO 10 Interesting
Lat, vening. the Board Of Aldermen A8sptsd
..o,, an. resolution IN favor Of sppropristins two
s.ou.snd q, hundred dollars 10 defray the cost Of
I. s,oes Of ma. bic to BE- presoa ed 70 the Washing.
,or popumen. Assoc ia'iou, at Washington. The
..,,,.s 70 wa, I the susocs was referred. pro \
,s., Aha, IN. blOsk marble shall be Of The ioi- |
L-,,s s,us,,ioos.- r. ,ht feet By ar inches, ana
no, lees thar eighteen i-eSes thick, with The oly
arr: IN has relief and shs eofds wy q N'F
Ycrh' Inscribed above.