The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
VERY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
Debate on Our Foreign Relations
in the Senate.
The TrlpartIte Cuban Propositions Of Franco
and EOglanh called For.
Speeches Of Messrs Cass, Mason, and Others
guLIBUsrERo sfeCG RAPIDLY DECLINING.
The North Carolina SenatOrshlp,
&c.. &s., 60
Hn,,s A., Washington.

Ralss sti WashiDgt0n.
a. sLATIoss-PosITIoh or PARTIES
uuA FO~1sHk n DISCOUkr-T6OuBLh WITH
~ NbuTEnisA 70 FsLsE CHARGES A0 AtNSt
fRAAOH IN EMsA We WHEELING BRIDGE DIFF
sEEATOR sOULE-rA
Guilty, ETC. - ru.rrv vonr urr.,,
SPECIAL oozaEsroSDNNcr, SGros Dec. 23-0PM
WAsa 'enate, 70 day, will lead
NJ Mnson's resolution in the 1 ill find that General
TO An Interesting dscus ion YouN et Of fubas.ersm
Piercss known opinions upon the eubA cates In the
nave not Increased ths pumoer Of s sdv> take an Oh
House, several prom nest 'mbsrs will early yprooiv
portundI Of psrgDg tn nseves of all fhyxsA error o
Ties Mr.. souie will also probably explain the esoon
charge recently nace against him by the ON ed ia
dent Of the Associated Press" aud which xsA she,
N the UMioa and charged to the HxnALD and onsA
psper a,ons.
1t appears to be the genc-a impression that thersA
more reason to anticipate ouble with France than with
England and that the latter is exciting the Juvenile
Emperor to . bout with r+pabiicansm
Several democratic ooH6d-los have recsntly
visited this city. asking tor Eve millions conf ienco
an sxohspee have ass cd the rssnonshi,sy ns tS,
ss1s &c sfs. Il won't psy
and legislative powers of the govsrnuens about the
Wheeling bridge The supem- Cout at the last term.
decided tSat the bridge nuisance
end ordered to BE- atated Congress then psssed s~
making the bticge post ronte thus nulifsng the de-
eisoa Of the court The saorem- Court viii enforce ts
decree and the executive tke act of Con-
grees Of couue. State rights are involved.
MI. E~iDgs Ie.ou'ion to amend the constitution. at
sraets great attention. XY.Z
1ENATOR HUNTERS VISIT TO CONCORD--THE NEW |
CABIfET-rHB COnTHACr PATRONAGE or TIE |
RrEKlOR DEPARTMENT HEALTH or TIE HON. |
\. xINa-CoN-UL RECOGHIzED, ETC.
FROM RseuLAR cosREsrosDErr.
WAsMSoToN, Dec. &c, 1852
It Is iumored that the Hon. Il. d. T. Hunter has gone
70 Cenccrd By nvitaton f ON General Pierce.
The Article In tho Concord Patriot Is NO. considered Of
Acial
The teiegrsphic announcement from this city that
General Pierce has fixed certain for his osbi
oct, prcnounced uncurded BY parties here in the
ndsnce Of the President elect
Our statement Of the Secretary Of the Interiors dc
sisien about contracts though contradoied from
high suthosity aud H. II Ell believed that he will leave
with the CcDer ssioral mmttee ooneider and re-
port VINO sha furnish bricks for the Capitol extensou
The UNiss Of this morning says that Hon. w. X.
the attendance Of physician, and he will probably be
able to take his seat In the senate In . few days.
Tho Presidept rsccenses Fraposco Salvador Alourez
as oensul for the ,cpubNe o. Chill In California.
Abtshsu Jeruepn has been appointed. BY the Presl
dent oomwcrcial agspS at fba IsaSd OF Cursc0a.
The Count ard Countess Ross (Msdeme Sontag) dined
with President Fillmore to day.
Nsny members gorg home to spend the holidays.