The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-24
AFFAIRS ON The AMERICAN CONTINENT.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE WHIGS.
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Feeling Throughout the Country Relative 10
General ScOtt's Nomination.
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PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
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Passage Of the California Mint Bill.
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Land Distribution Bill EngrOssed.
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INTERESTING FROM MEXICO AND TEXAS.
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DISASTERS ON THE LAKES,
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MOVEMENTS OF THE WHIGs.
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
Passage of the California Mint Bill
DISASTERS ON THE LAKES,
&c., &C., &c.
From Washington City.

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HFR,LD.
SECRETARY WEBSTER AND GEN SCOTT WILL NOT
RESIGN YET-wHIG MovEMENTs-CENTRAL AMERI-
CAN AFFAIRs-MINNEsoTA INDIAN TREATIES
TREATY WITH BORNEO, ETC.
WAsmScroN, juno 80 1862
Mr. Webster at the solicitation of his friends has
scned to remain in Office till the expiration of President
Fillmores term lie, however, will shortly leave for
Malsh6eld. to spend the summer months, has been
usual with him for many years
General Scott will not resign unless elected President
and in that event will follow the example of Gen Taylor
by reignng to take effect in March Secretary Graham
will also continue in office.
The ratification meeting to night has been got up by
Fillmore Webster and Scott Tho wings all rcady
and anxious to unite upon the platform Of the party
it's candidates
Negotiations pending between this government
nd England with regard to Central America, which will
occupy time but promise to settle definitely NIL the
which have existed upon the subject
The Senate in executive session to-day rejected one
OF tho Indian treaties conveying land up to the forty
ninth parallel the grounds of its being somewhat pre-
mature to extpgub titles to land remote present
The other Minnesota Indian treaties confirmed with
amcndments-tbe principal amendment being the str1-
ing out Of the clause which reserved fifty miles each
eide Of the Minnesota iiyer TO The Indians.
commercial treaty with Southern Borneo Of
agent to the East Indies also confirmed by The se
nate to day.
Lieut. Meade. Of the navy having resigned his po ition
In tho time been appoint
likewise confirmed to day. x
THE SPEECH OF MIR. GIDpiNGs--BETIISG on THE
ffEsIDENTiaL ELECTION. ETC.
WAsHiaGIo> June 23-1i. PM
Mr. GiddngS' speech settles the question for Ohio
The rittbug ticket will take OFF some fifteen thousand
original Ohio wings
General Lane has accepted bet from Mr. Garland Of
be elected General Lane offers two hundred and f.y
The wlgs firing hundred guns at their raifca-
ton meeting W.
Whig Ratification Meeting In Washing ton.
WASHINGTON. june %, 1852
The wings assembled in large numbers in front of the
City Hall this evening for the purpose of ratifying the
nominations of Scott and Graham The meeting
called to order by Colonel Scatou who nominated wal
ter LenDcx President which carried unanimousy
Twenty Vice Presidents and six Secretaries pr,pcei
10y J. NJ. Carlisle appointed.
Owing TO The rain which prevailed threatening in
to storm the meeting adjourned till to morrow
though to the evident dissatisfaction Of great many
The stand tasefully decorated with hags and
smoking hot soup With the spoon in it, long piece Of
stretched the main pillars bore the in criD
tion. Scott Graham and the COMPROMISED with flag
hanging at each end The meeting was preceded by the
fling Of one hundrcd guns in honor If the nominations
The greatest enthusiasm was manifested by all present