Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-01
TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES.
New Y ork. March %.

New York, March %.
In the Senate at Washington, yesterday
after disposing of considerable unmportant
business, they took up Mr.. Clark's non-inter-
vention resolution, Mr.. Soule of louisiana
took the floor, and opposed the doctrine of
non-Intervenuon, and avowed that even
Washington and Jefferson looked upon this
stringent measure called for FOR by the ne
cessity of the time in which they lived.
The difficult les between the u. S. Solicitor
at Astoria, and the Hudson Bay Co., will
probably be amicably arranged by the British
Minister al Washington.
The New York Herald, under date of the
22d, has the following from Washington -
4 letter written by General Scott last winter.
IN favor of the compromise measure, is in the
hands Of his friends and will be published in
a few days.
Several southern members have expressed
themselves satisfied with it and strange to say
it is equally satisfactory to such, Northern
Men as Seward and Truman Smith.
Baltimore, March %
The Southern Mail has arrived. New Or
leans papers contain dates from the city of
Mexico 10 the 2Sth ult. The news is of little
Importance.
a decree of Punishment has been pronounc-
ed against Assam Wall who commanded the
Mexican forces during the year 1912. The
members of the Mississippi Senate on the 9Th
by vote 5 to 9 declared it inexpedient and
improper for the Legislature to 90 into the
Election of L. $. Senator for the long term
The house on the same day passed by vote
OF 81 TO 81 joint resolution TO provide for
the election Of a senator for the long term,
Washington, March 2f.
The papers this morning publish a letter
u the iona Of &4ata 4
Consul at Panama, claiming the attention Of
the Senate TO FRAUDULENT tickets 10 California
emigrants, sold by Palmer and others of n
FORK, and disclaiming all connection with
said Palmer.
Ole Bull at the solicitation of many mem
bers Of the diplomatic corps and Congress,
gives a concert on Friday night, in this city.
Trenton, N. J., March %.
Our city is now honered by the presence of
the Hon. D. Webster, Secretary Of State. who
arrived here on Saturday.
The Hon. r. Choate and Fran. B. Cutting.
have just arrived, together with a host of 9TH
CT legal gentlemen, in the great India Rubber
case.
Judges Grier and Dickerson, are expected
to-day, when the U. S Court VIII open.
The New Jersey Legislature Will adjourn
on Saturday next.
1Hllauelp Hld, NaTCu Il.
Messrs. Forney and Mexican have with
drawn from the proprietorship Of the Penn
sylvanian,
Rev. Jno. w. Green, the imposter. has
been examined and fully committed, in default
of $4,000 bail
Boston, March p.
The furnishing store of Mr.. Moulton, in
Washington street, and the Fancy Dry Good
Store Of Lewis Coleman, adioining, Were bad
~ damaged by the fire last night. Total
loss, $50, 600, partly insured.
Baltimore, March 81.
The bark Sunbeam from Boston, bound for
Havana, went ashore on the 18th inst. Capt.
Lincoln, wife and children persisted.
Washington, March 2i.
The Democratic portion of the PennsvI-
vania Delegation, at a meeting on the 22ud,
addressed a letter to the Virginia State Con
vention, which meets to-day, urging the nom
ination Of Mr.. Buchanan, as the 0nIy candi-
dnte lch0 can carry Pennsyi raUia
In Senate, Mr.. Fish presented memorial
from the New York State Agricultural Socie-
ty. for the establishment Of an Agricultural
Bureau.
blr. Mallory, one for a Railroad from Mis-
slssiPpi River to the Pacific.
In the House, the Appropriation Bills were
taken up and discussed.