The New York herald., 1851-11-19
This Mornings News.

This Mornings News.
Last evening, a very interesting meeting of SYM
pahizers with the new in Ireland to found
Catholic University in that country. was held at
The hall of the Stuyvesant Institute II was crowd
ed almost to sufocatioa. The greatest enthusiasm
and goo humor prevailed Archbishop Hughes
delivered a speech Of great length, ability, and
legcai acumen. He did not denolish the socialists
and red republicans, but he took fling at Kossuth,
and at the Times, the enemy of kossuth. He dis
posed very summarily Of the claims Of "the Anglo
saxon race" and centenaed strenuously for his own
particular views as to the necessity of religious
education, and held that the State had nothing to
90 with the matter. For details, We refer TO our
report, which will amply repay perusal.
fy the arrival Of the steamer Georgia, with ad-
vices from Havana to the lIth, We learn that MIR.
Jshn :. Thrssher has been tried and convicted OF
high treason and sentenced TO the chain gang for
seh. wears I: is said that he viii be sent to Spain
The accounts from the Isthmus are highly unfa-
cradle so far regards the present facilities for
travel on the Nicaragua route. The Georgia
trirss many of the passengers who crossed that
rsy. bu. was obliged to leave some two hundred
behind She also brings nearly two millions in
god dust
From Northern Mexico We learn that Caravajal,
alter terrible bembardment Of Matamoras for
teyrral days, with piece of artillery, raised the
siere and Svartwoutea. At the last &C ,ounts he
was considerable distance up the Rio Grands,
collecting his scattered forces for another expert
NEXT But il makes precious little difference how
this revolution goes, carried on under the auspices
sf such a fellow as Caravajal, and solitary six
pcurder. He may succeed, or he may be run out
tf the country-it will help the cause of poor Mexico
very little. Her time has nearly expired. An
nexstion IT, perhaps, the only hope for her. VIVA.
says Mr. Webster
The Hungarians attended the lecture before the
Ptiometheon Society of Brooklyn, last evening.
Thousands attended the lecture to meet them, aud
hundreds went away unable to get mar the reom.
They were afterwards entertained in handsome
style By General Duryea, the District Attorney Of
Kings county The reception Of tie exies by the
Inhabitants of Brooklyn was marked by demOnstra-
tiors Of enthusiasm unsurpassed in our own city.
A meeting Of the friends of cheap postage was
held al the Merchants Exchange yesterday after
Ieon. Resolutions were adopted, and an address
delivered BY Barnabas Bates, ESQ. A committee
was appointed to memorialze Congress and urge the
passage Of a law making the postage on newspapers
to any part Of the United states one cent, and
Seuarzs, the Italian, charged with the murder Of
Roveli, in Spruce street, last summer, was tried
in the Court Of Oyer and Termiper, yesterday.
TIE investigate occupied all day to six o'clock,
but the evidence being purely circumstsntial, and
wanting an important link in the chain, the prison.
or was acquitted and discharged. We will pub
hsh full report OF the trial to- morrow
Otto GrunIig will be tried for the murder Of his
wife, on Monday next.
We understand that sheriff Carnley yesterday
received letter from Governor Hunt, in relation to
the fate Of Joseph Clark and James Sullivan, the
nurderers who are sentenced to be executed next
Friday The Govern5r, as in the case Of Conklin,
who is TO be hung on tke same day for arson, at
Utica, positively refuses to interfere with the
tence Of the law. This being his Excellency's de-
eision, the euprts will suffer death on the day as
eigned for their execution.
In tie Board Of Aldermen, last evening, propo
sition to pave portion of Broadway upon the Russ
plan, at an expense of $4,000, was brought up,
and after discussion, laid on the table. Aldermen
shaw and Dodge made some appropriate and forci-
tle remarks on the subject. The other proceedings
Of the Board were not OF material importance. -
The report will be given to. morrow