The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-11
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This Mornings News.


rived yesterday, at the Navy Yard, with fortytwo
Of the companions of Kossuth on board, where they
viii remain till arrangements are made to give
them suitable reception. 1t is stated that there
is a Kossuth and anti-Kossuth party among
them. For details we refer to another part Of the
paper. We may here say that the statements
that appeared in the newspapers, that there was
Misunderstanding between Kossuth and the officers
Of the Mississippi is untrue. He very popular
among them. In his letter to the Mayor Of this
city, the Ex-Governor OF Hungary assigns his
tons for not coming here by the Mississippi; but it
is irtimated that he had other reasons bearing
r1on revolutionary projects in Italy and Hungary,
depend ing on the result Of the elections in France
for mex. President. We are informed that whsrev-
er the Mississippi touched in Europe the greatest
admiration was expressed for the American nation
IL placing a national ship at the disposal Of Kos
suth, to carry him from captivity to liberty.
The telegrap h furnishes with all the returns of
the Massachusetts election ttat had been received
at tie time Of going to press. The indications are
that there has been no election for Governor by
the people AS an illustration Of the binary
efforts made by the different sections of politicians
We nay mention that Mr.. Winthrop (vhig) re-
ceived 1924 more votes than the candidate Of
his party for the same office last year Mr.. Bout
well (democrat), also gained l, 702 and Mr.. Pal
frey Gree seller, 22l All parties were out in
full force and the result is, that the heavy gains
Of tie coalitionists render it probable that they
will have an ascsndancy in the Legislature, and,
IL case the choice of Governor comes them, the
next chief gistrate Of the commonwealth will be
q compound of ffeesoilism and democracy.
The latest information with regard to the election
in this state, viii be found under the proper head
1t possesses unusual interest relative the Canal
Board.
The election of General Foo.e, as Governor Of
Mississippi is said to be certain, but his majo-
rity viii be quite small.
We learn from Washington that our difacultiss
with Spain are in fair way of being adjusted, and
the American prisoners in Spain released. 1t ap-
pears that all that Spain requires is, that when she
sends a new consul to New Orleans, in a man-of
war, the flag the consul is to be ssluted, which
falute will be returned, and tina. we shall pay the
actual damage sustained by Spanish subjects during
the riot in that city. Similar honors will be paid
to the new American consul which our govern nent
may send to Cuba 1t is likewise understood that
the note which the Spanish Minister in Washington
addressed to our government shall be answered.
All this is very fair and very reasonable, and the
requirements of the government of Spain will
doubtless be complied with by the administration
at Washington All old scores will then have been
wiped out, and both countries will begin anew
without any apprehension on the part of Spain
that her island Of Cuba will be az Ain invaded by
Americans.
According TO the most recent Information from
the field Of hostilites between Brazil and the Ar
eentine and Oriental States, Gen. Oribe, the com.
msnder Of the forces Of the latter countries, was
endeavoring to effect a treaty Of amity with his
enemies. This movement Of the deposed President
of the Orientalists, caused him to be denounced as
tr aitor at Buenos Ayres, although /: was admit
ted tha. his army would be wholly destroyed in
case II was com PEELED to fight Gen. Rosas, who
has just been elected President Of Buenos Ayres for
life, has always been the firm friend Of Oribe, aud
has greatly assisted him with troops and other
cessares to carry the against the Brazilian
consequently, this disposition Of the latter to
treat with his old foes is not reished by the adhs
rents Of the former. Gen. Urqui1a, one OF the
leaders Of the army Of invasion, daily burnt in
sfhgy at Buenos Ayres, and effective measures were
going on to strens CITIZEN the army.
Faustin l., the Negro Emperor Of Hayti, ha,
yielded to the urgent solicitation Of England
France, and America, backed by the threat of
general blockade,) and concluded treaty Of pea:s
for one year with the Doninicans. Faustin is 70
promulgate one years notice Of determin alton to
renew hostilities which will afford the Domincsns
ample time 70 raise Force with the assistance Of
volunteers from reighborng countries, TO give a
different color to the appearance Of things in bis
black msiesty's realm.
By advices from Havana to the LIST instant, We
have confirmation Of the account Of the arrest Of
Mr. Thrash4r's brother. Mr.. T. was still closely
confined in tss Pinta Fort. It Is now said that an
original letter from Lopez was found 10 his Office,
which duplicates several in the late hostile expedi-
ton against the island. There are 50 many con-
Trajectory relative TO this affair that il is
impossible TO get at the truth.
The proceedings Of the Board Of Supervisors,
yesterday evening, will be read with much intercs,
by the whole community. The Committee on
County Offices, to whom was referred the bill
MIR Coroner Geer have given in their report, and,
after detailing many eases Of malpractice which
came IN Ter their notice they state that the facts
proved in the investigation compel them to recon
mend the most severe and decided action in the
matter and that the Coroner's bill for the quarter
ending Both September, 1851, be no. paid. The
report was ordered TO lie on the table and be print
ed The board have unanimously adopted the
report Of the committee Recommending that
the ialary Of the District Attorney be raised from
$500 to 5000 year, in consequence Of the
onerous and increasing duties Of the ofice. sum
of $500 per snnum was also voted Cor clerk for
the District Attorneys ofice
There we're three hundred and thirteen deaths ia
this city last week l3s adults and Isl children
The principal causes Of demise we're as follows.-
Infan n ations, a. commissions, a. coauuption
~ various fevers p; drOpsy, -; iysentery, ID
msrasmus, ~; small pox, :. IL Is gratifying 70
observe that the city is paratively more healthy
than for some Zine previous. Thenumber Of deaths
last week vas si,y-two less THAI the week before,
and. Il the present cool an bracing wea'hs con
tinues. We may expect another Iilni'a'i'a o. 'h'
feuYca In the neyt report