The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-21
Sum mary OF the News.

The lorg fnd anxiously looked for oorrsspea'
dence between Com. Morgan, Consul Hodge, and
Captain Long, relative to the condact OF kossuth
ulile on board the Mississippi, was transmitted to
tSs House Of Representatives yesterday, and will
be found in the proceedings in another .c!umn
As 20 predicted from the FIRST, this official erp0s6
fGlly confirms what was said Of the proceedings Of
tie Magyar by our MaTseilles correspon lent, n.
che time of the difficulty. These letters viii fan
Ike tomhsnell upon Ell the efforts of The so,ial-
lists Aholiiouiss and other oliques in this city and
vicinity, to uphold the fast fading popularity Of
che great hungarian, at The expense OF the
honor and integrity Of our naval officers. Tae
peoplo-eyeIy lover Of truth--every aamirer OF
justice and fair doalipg-Vi!l now have an oppor-
tunity Of Judging WHIP vas right in this matter
whether Capt. Long and Consul Hodge did no.
use every proper prccaution 10 preserve unsulliol
TIE honor OF the Anerican hsg, and whether
Koasuh, the great a,cT did not, the contrary.
hazard tie compromise Of The same, although
repeatedly urged 70. to 60 50 while under it, pro-
lection, by making ipfau mato5y speeches, and AZ
tems:ipg to set 2. defiance tho internal regulations
Of nation with which we wore al pace. Clpt.
Loug has, ever siuos his arrival II t6is county,
done every shipg in hii povsr to SHIELD Kossuth ;
but 10 cen NJ longer 10 50. Let every Candid
man, ard especially every TREND .! Kossu:h, Rad
the co1espordczca, Ard then judge as to watcher
we wee Iigs. or wIcrs in oonde.aIiag The course
puTsucl - thedstirgpishca exile.
Tie private calendar boiay tie special c:der in
tire Senate ycstarday, but little haznes, OF general
character was transacted. Tho decision Of me
sr17enc Court, in opposition to the Wheeling
Bridge, appears to hare caused considerable sen
eation among the yigsiliaas. Senator Hlat9r
presented memorial, signed by thItysix MEM
besa of tn, Pennsylvania Legislature, stating thai
the bridge, in their opinion, is 10 obstruction
whatever - navigation. On h. other hand S:na
aor Cooper presented tic resolutions Of : majority
of the sai3 Legislature approving The isoision Of
The court. This matter is likely TO produce =
great deal ef diasat:acactioa between the inhabi.
tauta Of the western parts Of Virginia an P,nasyl.
Tar:a Both houses Of C58srssa adjourned til
Tuesday.
From Albany, &c ,s2rn that he Senate aud As
senbly lave finally determined upon giving Kos
suih simple invitation % visit thc capital during
TIE session The Assembly, however, appears
determined 70 have Discussion on tho foreign
policy Of the national gov3-amsnt, All With that
view a series OF resolutions have been reported
approving the principles of TIC Declarations Of n
dependence, and dcalalirg that It i tho daily Or
the UDited STATES to ASSERT a2d aia.aiu that oacs
nation has lie CT .la-iyo giglt 70 manage ia con-
germs without iaeleTcrcc on The pert Of any other
government. The raso,a.io-s w2-o mals tho s7o.
eial order fer Tarr.ds-, On wnica dsy wc nay
anticipate tremendous outpouring q tho hi.hsrto
pcnt W patriotism ci orr wiso representatives.
lorg dcbase came cG Ia The Assembly, On Tie
petitions pre1oaing Il; cztir sGsa-aoa! or n2asfisl
titles Nike Wa,.l and ley.ral Of To other ~ '
YoTk G.lego!es figured ii lac dtcassioa bus 10
scien vas had on tie II Jet pier to tao adjourn
ncn. Oil Monday. Tho senate pa5:ol general
bills, among thea Ia ca a--aos.1i,s this city B,
collect in.rey by taxation ani .hoa ajlauraad tx
Tuesday.
Our A!5aey correspondent s.2.as Ia. q. or
teven hundred aud Twenty y9.cs cas- e: - cleo.
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