The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-22
summary OF the News.


and win serve to show how far Kossuth is right in
his calculation abe ut political events in that
Try. Louis Napoleon is rapidly progressing to
wards the full development Of his "manifest des-
tiny" He has il all his own way. The Emperor
Of Austria hss abolished tho constitution wrung
rem him in March, 1919, aud no political right
whatever now exists fer bis subjects. An alliance
Is spoken Of, in Of the English papers, between
this country, Francs, and England, az ainst Russia
and Austria. How absurd! 1t is expected that
Lord Pslmerston will again be restored % Office q,
Premier, not Minister Of Foreign Affairs An
account Of The total destruction by ire of the rev
British mail steamship Amazon. with tho loss Of
l20 lives, will be found among the details Of or
1te!ligen,e by this arrival
One Of our special correspondents at Washing
ton furnishes some rather interesting info nation
concerning the e,1uae between Secretary Webster
and the Austrian Charge, by which it viii be seen
that the latter merely inquired Of President Fill.
more whether the opinions promulgated By Mr..
W, in his banquet speech, were the sentiments Of
the administration! In reply, Mr.. Fillmore, in a
private conversation, distinctly gave Chsvalier
HIlsenann 20 understand that the Executive dl
not endorse the SscretRGy's speech, and that the
feeling towards kossuth, rs wei as the policy Of
the President, would te found in his personal re-
ply to the ddress of the Magyar, and In the las.
annual message. The Charge ha written the pu--
port Of his conversation 10 his government and, Ut
the same time, has withdrawn all diplomatic AMI
ICcial Intercourse from MIR. Webster The qass.
tion now arises, whether this interview between
che President and Chevaler Hulsemaan will not
soon become the source of difficulty between the
President ard the Secretary Of State! IL IS gene
rally admitted that NJ. Uulsemean superseded
She rules Of d piematic etiquette in making his
complaint TO the Presiden. in person, instead Of
through tie Secretary, II this DO true, it is
tain that Mr.. Fillmore hiss been equally guilty OF
want Of courtesy, in entertaining the plant,
and rendering on explanation. Whas will DO the
result Of all this is yet to be asoeitainei. Wal.
and see.
The correspondence which took place botYae
euT Minister to France and the State Department.
with regard to TIE recent French revolution, was
transmitted to the Senate yesterday. Tie letter
Of Mr.. Rives, in which nc gives IN account OF tie
effect OF the coup d'aat, together with his reasons
for abstaning from appearing at Louis Napoleon's
weekly ievees will be found in the -ocee dngs He
states that the French President had submitted
the qucstion Of his policy for the approval or rejcc
tion Of The people, and he, MIR. Rives, deemed it
prudent to await their decision prior to going for
ward and salu.ing power which hadrscn By vio-
hence Secretary Webste.s letter is quite interest
ing, it gives an outline of the diplomatic course
parsued by this country, in peculiar cases, from
the time of Washington to the present day. The
Secretary advises the Minister to remain OF terms
Of amty and frien aship with the present govern
nent.
Great excitement was produ,ed in the House
Of Representatives yesterday, by Judge Bayly,
Chairman Of he Committee of Ways and Means,
who entered into a long explain alton, with regard
to the debt due to Mexi,o, and the manner Of pay
ing the same. In the course of his remarks, III,
Judge averred that the whole arrangement for
paying the various iIstalmcnts, from beginning to
erd, Has a tangled web Of fraud and inn position,
and that many a rogue had been sent to tho pcni-
tontiary who was far more honest than some
Of those vino have been concerned in this mat.
ter. Duff Green and his SON came in for
e share of Mr.. Bayly's disapproba!ion, and
they, in turn, were defended by Messrs. Grey, Of
Ky, ard Johnson, of Tenn, tie latter of whom
was particularly upon the conduct of Secre-
tary Webster and his eoadjutors. This matter
promises to become very exciting. Although not
quite so s.upendous the canal frauds in this
state, it il sufficiently important TO attract the
attention of the whole country, and open tie eyes
of people to the corrrp. system o: political faan
ciering practised a. the seat Of gcycrnnen and
elsewhere.
TIE bin making land warrants asgisnablc pissed
TIE Senate ss.erday. l. was decided to take up
Mr.. Foote'S compromise resolution today, SO We
may expect another useeEs debate On this unfoc.u-
nate affair.
Bob branches Of the State Legislature held
very saer. sessions yesterday BIZ was introduced
A.. "
Volunteers, which, it ia hoped, viii pass, many
of tie brave fellovs who roriled their lives and
les. their health during shs Mexican campaign
are : I'd to be in truly destitute and SAT-
Grrr condition. The people Of this Safe
would be much tetor satisfied il their re-
preseoias;ves would spesdiIy adopt measures for
the welfare Of those who became helpless while de-
tending tns flag Of theif country. instead Of wasting
time in frdinp fault with tha foreign policy of tbe
nston, and locating, at great length, other MAJ
re-s equally pnc9raccted vita state legislation.
Blls passed the senate for the enlargement Of tao
city Of Brooklyn, and to reduce the fees ofthe
Sheriff If Kings couaty The Assembly passed nc
bill extending the time Tor the collection .; taxes.
The annual meeting Of the state Agricultural
stcie.y toyk place at Albany yes.esd.y. Officers
wee elected and several medals distributed. For
ps.,cr'srs zee the rep IT.
An attempt yesteI lay made in tho United
Sts.s District Court, 1t Aioaay, 20 quash the IN
di:.ment il the case Of ~ ealrg. d with having
bean concerned in TIE fugityc s.age roseue ami
rirl, at syracuse lsst October. 50 Eeny wisnesses
hays been prevented from reaching tn court 10
corsequ.rce Of the upe limert6 . trsveling, that
il is dbaa Hhotntr the TRIAL wiz take phase az.
ing this ERIN.
ia tic Board OF Alderman, last evening, the ar
T. f. rcytrt Oh the Chief Of Police wls sc4L in ny
tic Mayor, ard ordered 70 be printed. Tae an
raai sefer. of the Comms sioner u Repairs and
Sl9.il1, ras also received. The Board taeE nd
,osr4ol lor ;he session.
Tar FosRr.r CAsE-TnE SUMMING Up OF Cows.