New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

The L. =. Steamship Mississippi Appointment
of n judge.
Bosron, Monday. May II, 1852.
The u. S. steamer Mississippi arrived
here today and anchored of the Navy Yard She Is to
tow the Princeton to Baltimore for her boilers
Gov. Boutwell, ha- nominated Gen. Caleb
Gushing the vacant Judgesbip ofthe Supreme Court
Tho Methodist Conference.
BosroN Monday, May II, 1852
The appeal case of Rev. j. n. Ma
cabee found guilty on a charge Of immortality by ie
Pittsburgh Conference came up In the Methodist Con-
ference to-day The introduction Of new testimony,
elected and brought out since the original trial. tending
10 prove the existence Of conspiracy against the ac
cused on the part Of certain Roman Catholic enemies,
induced the Conference tn refer the case back to the
Pittsburgh Conference for a new trial
Tie appeal case of Rev. DIR. Stagg. of the Indiana
Conference then taken up but no action was nad.
The Conference accepted an invitation to hear the
Hon. Daniel Webster speak tn Feneuil Hall.
U. s. Ship Franklin.
PORTSMOUTH, n H, Monday, May H. 1882.
The U. S. "a gun ship Franklin was to-
day taken out of the water in the balance floating dock,
at this Navy Yard
From Washington-The Jury discharged in
the case Of the False Treasury Vouchers
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WASHINGTON, Monday, May H. 1852.
The iury in the case of William >.
Brown, of Michigan charged with the fashcation OF
Treasury vouchers having been In consultation since
last Wednesday, came into Court this morning, an,
oun c;no their inability 10 agree and discharged
nv Judge Crawford This is the third trial OF the case
with a similar result in each attempt
Fitz-Henry Warren, Second Assistant
Postmaster General has resigned.
designations nj Washington.
WASHINGTON Monday, May II, 1852.
Mr.. Goddard, of Ohio, Chief Clerk in
the Department Of the Interior has resigned his post to
take effect from the lot Of July Private reasons alone
have induced the STEP
The resignation of Assistant Postmaster
Warren takes effect from the 25th inst
Not Dead.
WASHINGTON, Monday, May II, 1882.
Hon. STEPHEN PLEAsANTON, Fifth Aud
itor Of the Treasury whose death has been reported is
still living, though quite Ill.
The Pulaski Monument mt Savannah.
SAVANNAH May 16, 1852.
The design of Robert E. Saunitz of New
York has been accepted for the Pulaski Monument to
be erected here.
Destructive Fire at Macon, Ga.
MACON, May 16, 1852.
A ire occurred here yesterday, destroy
ing property to the extent Of S35,OOO The buildings
belonged to Mr. Dempsey and were occupied grocery
and dry goods stores by Messrs Adder Hold Carver,
and others The fire extended from the agency of the
State Bank building 3dst to the brick tenement of
c. A. Want Cherry-st both OF which buildings
saved, but considerably damaged.
Important from Mexico-Conspiracy Disco.
vered-Troops ordered out by Government,
&c.
NEW ORLEANS, Friday, May A. 1852.
By the arrival to-day of the brigs Amer
can and Tehauntepec from Vera Cruz advices
ceived to the 9th inst They briug intelligence from the
city Of Mexico Of great excitement in consequence of
conspiracy against the Government being discovered on
the 24h ut Several arrests had taken place. and the
citizens generally purchasing arms for selfdefence.
The Government had ordered body of troops to be i'm
nediaely dispatched to the mouth OF the Calza Calense
River.
Telegraphic communication from Vera
Cruz to Orizaba has commenced, and dispatches are
now daily transmitted between the two points.
A conducta had left the city of Mexico
on the oath from Vera Cruz, with million four hun
bred thousand dollars in specie