The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-24
TIE News

The News.
ay the arrival Of the Gunari stoamer Niagara, We
have been placed in possession Of three dayl' later
odvicss frow Europe. The Liverpool cotton market
continued active ., iull priceethe arrival of the
Atlantic, from this side, having given an impulse
to She market. Some of the brokers' quoted an al
ysnce of Uue.sAtecnth of penny per pound on the
saeYious weeks prices Provisions werc active ane
On the 4se but tae corn market was very dull.
The political rows from Europe is interesting but
net important. Ii win he thot fcargus J'Cen-
nor has at last cot himself locked up for late
sault upon two members OF the House Of Commons
oewllich body Re is also member from Nottingham
IL dceid-l that the sergeant-at-Arms should
tlke charge If MIR oC till the end of the session.
hit TWO Thysisiaiis lave since testified to his in
sanity, ii is likely that he VIII be removed to 4
iunat:c asylum. Louis Napoleon still continues his
wa; upon tho newspaper press in France, and by
threatening TO cxturate their correspondents has
brought down Upo, hil several Of the leading Eng
dsh journals The movement with regard 10 the
property of Catholics in Switzerland may vet give
1luch trouble IL that republic. The Burmese war
oili continues, but If the bulletins Of the British
eirers arc correct, it cannot last much longer for
the government troop. slaughter the Burmese by
She wholesale whenever The opposing troops meet
Many itens Of in.eros. are contained in the
dispatches ofour special wn5hng cr correspondents
this moving. Among othar curious things it is
stated that Gc1eral Scott, upon tAe principle that
a. bird in thc hand is worth two in tho BUSH"
will not resign his post COMMANDMENTS Chief of
the Army til after he shall have been elected pres-
dent Ii is also said that Secretary Webster has
been prevailed upon by his friend; to remain in the
eab.aet till The close CT President Fillmores term
Iesaatehs7 containing accounts of the movements
and feelings CT Tho wings, in all directions will lie
T'und under the tclegrophc head. The tenor Of
tese dispatches show that the wings, in several see.
lions. are The reverse ofbeing united On their ticket.
The ratif ..tiop meeting at Washington after being
organized, postponed TIL to-day, in consequence
oi : threatened storm. Tie ". 81 that city were
aversc to having cold water thrown upon their eff
forts at the very outset
TIE most important featu~, in the proceedings Of
the United states Senate, Yesterday, was tho ras-
sage of the bill from The House f,r the establish
mcnt &C a branch mint in Saa Francisco, California
The viii be Of inoalctlabc berci, 10 those miners
wbo intend to remain en- the Pacific side; hut, for
the equal accommodation Of tho thousands WHO re-
trr every wee; with tie dust in their hands, It i;
;lso essential hat similar mint should bo cstab.
fshed in this city The senate has decided to
placetle portrait Of the venerable Henry Cay in
the Congressional Library. Ills is a deserved tIi-
butte Of reSpect TO The dying statesman A Joint re-
soiutica reported to indemnify Spanish subjects
residing Al New 0rlcans and Key West, FOR losses
sustained BY mobs during the Cuban revolution.
Mr.. BenD.tts bin, proposing to grant m equal
amount u lenl TO Tho various States fol educational
s.d railroad purposes, underwent considerable dis
cufson IN the House Of Representatives yesterday
j. the course Of which como pretty sharp words
tianpired between Mr. Jores, Of Tennessee, and Mr.
Speaker Boyd, relatire tc point OF order. The
point having b. n decided, tic bin va reed third
time, and then passed over
On the comips rp q tic Deficiency Appropriate N
Bill, in Cc'1mjt.oe OF the Whole House yesterday,
Or. Townshend, 81 Ohio demoerat took occasion 10
-crudiate tn action or he ae Democratic National
Convention. which be accused Of having stolen whig |
tE1rder on .he compromise question. He charac
ferszed that PORTION Of the democratic platform I
apper,anng 70 .hc Fugitive Stay. law as n special
piece 4 inn ,d1nee, add protested that tic de-
snoeist tic party did net any longer own him.
fSr 4 was followed II Mr.. Ci53ings, in one
ofalis rsual rabid abolition spcecaos He declared
tho wigs anu democrats we're 10 be united 50 fsr
rs principles concerned, and that the only
remaining object o. controversy betgoon them was
The spo1. Hc boast1d that The free democrats"
on the BaTalo platform, held, and would WELD. the
balance q power il the coming contest fer the Pre-
fidncy This i tie fret timl chat the free sol
r oinbers q Congress have openly and boldly pro-
sls lined their intentions Gad no doubt the seeches
yesterday intorded TO awaken the free soilers
'i 10th Iartils IN Ohio, and them to join the
Dtw faction now springing up. BIZ. G's speech
especially, viii. il Is Presumed, have The eaec. OF
drawing many Of the free soil waig votes from Ger.
. oft.
n ossutl delivered bic farewell address to The Ger
IAN itHe0s last evening, in tho Tabernacle, on alb
ract ~ witch appears in another column /. con-
aimed little that wes ncw or substantial. His a
as to the Isolated positions Of Swityer-
nd and the Dutch States, their dependence foy 4
berty upon The jealousy of ohar nations. and their
difference 20 the aggressive principle, with Wow i
institute comparison with the United States OF i
merlcc, e sulmely ridiculous, well in refe- I
lnce to the power and position Of the countries !
nomsclves, AMI their simltude 20 this country. j
low docs this taun' agree with his previous romark
nnt TIE fgNt md duty Of Intervention is attached
u, power Is intervene Il win We seen that the Z
omans viii ~ y support, a. the ensu ng election, d
BE- candidate WHO COOS ior intervention, ana ne /,
.Le Cs Wig TX democratic candidate oaa =