Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-13


the depot by IA large crowd Of citizens,
who loudly cheered him. In response to
their welcome, Mr.. Webster spoke near
ly as follows:-
Eelioto- Cifizens Of Boston,
Gentlemen Tkis is II most un0xpec-
ted pleasure "a most unlocked for hap
piness-but more joyous, because it is
unexpected.
Fellow-Citizens-l an glad TO ace
your faces. like your principles; |
love this city; love her "reminiscences
Of Evolutionary tlmes--ihe pulsations
Of my heart will beat with gratitude and
love for Boston, ior | have spent the
greater part OF rather a long life in tins
ancient distinguished, and patriotic ciiy.
Fellow citizens May God preserve
and protect you i.r ever aud ever,
Loud applause followed the delivery
OF the above, and shortly after, Mr..
Webster was conducted TO IA barouche,
drawn by six dashing greys, and con-
vcyed TO the residence OF }. w. Paige,
in Summer street.
The distinguished Secretary left Tor
his home, in Marshfeld, last evening
He will be absent iron, Washington
about ten days.
TRENTON. n. J., May 6.
The New Jersey Native American
Convention met at Woodbury. an. APP
pointed delegates TO the National Con-
ven,ion, 10 be held in Trenton on the 4lh
of July next.
BALrIMoRE, May 6.
The New Orleans rarcrs have adviccs
from Mexico, which report that Carva-
jal sas in the ncighborhood Of Ma,a.
moras, waiting reinforcement OF three
hundred Germans from Texas.
The Wings of Frederick and Prince
Georges counties, Maryland, have nonI-
mated Mr.. Fillmore Tor the Presidency,
but will support any other nvowcd com
promise nominee.
WAsHlNGroS, May 6.
# is understood that tie Senate has
confirmed the iml oriant treaty with the
Sioux Indians.
Twen'y-four Of the discharged clerks
have been restored 10 the census bureau.
AMI probably the remainder will
j is reported that Congress will vote
an appropriation for them.
Mr.. Clay a pears to be in good spirirs,
though he has given up I'll hoIes Of his
recovery.
HE son has arrived and is now
constant attendant by the bedside Of his
father.
NV ORLEANS, May 3.
We have advice. from the Rio Grande
10 the 2sth ult
Great excitement existed in conse-
quencc OF the cold blcoGrd murders and
robberics that were &C muit'ed by rcgu-
lrr organized bands oi Mexicaus on this
side Of the river. In one oi the engage
men,s between The Americans and
Mexicaas. SIX Of the latter were killed -
Preparations were making to extermil-
ate the rcbeIs.
The papers further satc that the old
tariff OF Malamoras has finally been re-
stored.
BoSToS, May :.
An association was formed here last
night, having for It's object the elrc,ion
OF Daniel Webster to the Prrsldrncv--
embraces many Of the most Influential
citizens. and J. Il. Stephenson, Esq. Is
the president
The Common Council last evening
appointed a Joint committee 10 WaI,
upon Mr.. Webster and invite him TO
speak in Fantuil Hall
T,wrs OFFICE, HAETroHD, May7.
The Democratic members OF The
Legislature held caucus last evening,
and nominated Tor l.. $. Senator Hon.
Isaac Toucry. formerly Attorney-Gcn.
eral OF the United States.
The election will probably take place
next " edncsday, when MIR. Il. will un-
doubiedly bc chosen.
TRENTON, n. j., May7
The Democratic state convention re-
assembled this morning. ani appointed
John w. Mcklr, Of Camden. and David
S. Craig, of Essex as Senatorial dele.
gates. Resolutions IN favor OF Gen
Cass were adopted
CBARLEsTos, May =.
The Governor has appointed Hon. J.
=. Richardson, ia u. >. Senator to till
the place Of X. BarnweIl Rhstt, resign.
ell.
Boston, May 8.
Hon. Daniel WCbticr was thrown
from his carriage this morning at King.
sion while oil his wny from Marshf, III
10 Plymouth, by the breaking Of some
part Of the carriage.
He was taken to a house mar by, and
"A physician was sent Tor, who found his
injuries very slight
When oar informant ici,, il was
thought he would be able TO rrturn TO
Marsliitll after few hours rcst.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The accident to Mr.. Webster was
caused by one of the wheels oil his car
rage coming OIL
lie was accompanied at the time, by
Mr.. Abbot, hls private secretary.
MIR. ". IL slightly bruised OH the
shouaer, and his forehead ia also some.
what injured
His physician consid,rs his escape
from more serious injury as truly rcmar-
kable.
DALrIMoRE, May 3.
The Roman Catholic National Coun-
ell are in session AT the Cathedral.
There is foil attendance, and Arch
bishop Kcndrick is the presiding officer.
NEw ORLEAss, May 4. 1852.
We have received dates from the city
Of Mexico TO the oath ult. Senor Lana