The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-11
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view York, Saturday, October IL. 1851.
Summary Of the latest intelligence.

w.v York, Saturday, October II. 1851.
Summary Of the latest Intelligence.
The Washington Union, of yesterday, states that
General Houston pronounces the famous Donald
SON correspondence fictitious. Now, we reiterate
that every letter written to Messrs. Donaldson and
Greer, as published in the New YORK HERALD, is
genuine. II is useless for Gen. Houston, or any
ether person, to question their authenticity. We
have seen the originals, and there is no mistake
about them.
We publish in another page, report of the Sc
sond days proceedings Of the Anti Slavery Society
Of Pennsy lvania, in session in Westchester, in
that State We do so the principle which we
have always found to be ,t-that the best way
to put down fanatics, is to promugae all they say
and do. We have seen this work adyantageously
On many important occasions. 1t will be seen by
eur report that these disturbers of the peace and
harmony of the country are becoming very
violent This is excusable, under the circum-
stances; for they must be annoyed at the
failure Of all their destructive schemes, and the
inevitable fate which awaits them. 1t is, however
hmentable to see ministers of the gospel taking
part in such violent scores. One of these men of
God went as far to say that he sympathized with
the persons who took part in the murder of Mr..
Gorsuch, and that if they traitors, he too was
enc. If they ought to be hung, as spectacles, be-
tween heaven and earth, he said, so ought all the
Abolitionists. We coincide with the reverend gen.
tlemsn, and can assure him that such a fate may
yet overtake some of his associates.
The democrats of Boston have nominated Mr..
D F. Hallett to represent them in the democratic
convention to be held at Boston.
A very curious letter from ex-Vice President
Dallas is said to have made its appearance in a
Texas paper, in which he pronounces the compre-
to "decide the slavery question, once for all, by
amending the constitution" He wrote that letter
before he heard from Georgia.
A person, named Conklin, has been found guilty
Of arson, a. Utica and il to be hung the 2lst of
next month. Several persons, who have heretofore
sustained excellent characters, are accused Of
having been connected with the notorious gang Of
incendaries, Of which Conklin was the ring
leader.
Hon. G. X. Williams was yesterday inaugurated
"a Governor of Vermont An the State officers, as
we'll as the officers Of both branches Of the Legslar
tu1e, are wings.
Financial troubles are beginning to create some
excitement in Maryland. The Baltimoreans are
represented to be panic stricken, and the laborers
in the vicinity of Cumberland have blocked up the
railroad and refuse to allow the cars to pass, in
consequence of the failure ofthe Maryland Mineng
Company. This monetary quvering throughout
the country, was probably created BY the recent
difficulties in New York, and the mOmont that PEG
PIE at distance find that ali is again right in this
city, everything will once more be smooth.
The trial of fourteen lrishmen, charged with
murder, will be commenced TO- day ct Baffalo.
Our sdvices from New Mexico are to the % ult
TIE details of the news will be found ofa very in
teresting character. The triangular fight about
NE cnurcn property VIII sonu W sHo eie"''oA VI
great deal of illfeeling among the inhabitants.
The expedition against the Nayajoe Indians, II is
thought, viii meet with many difficulties, as the
troops we're poorly prepared for such a campaign.
The agricultural prospects Of the territory are very
Scattering.
Jenny Lind win give concert at Buffalo, next
wednesday, for the benefit Of the sufferers By the
recent conHsgration in that city.
Both branches Of the Common Council met last
evening, and performed considerable routine bust
per In the Board of Assistants, the Com nitte'
On Ferries reported in favor Of granting new easc
10 the Williamsburg ard Houston street Ferry
Company, at an annual rent of $500. They also
noncoreu cured in the action CT the Board Of Alder
men in favor Of locating POtssr's Field on Wssd''
Island.