The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-28

Or special correspondent al Niagara Falls has far
nished by telegraph full report Of the proceed
,pes yesterday at the Lundy's Lane celebration to-
ge,hr with the speeches made by the more prominent
personspesent. The display mot great was
Anticipated, yet he military, though small in num-
bers made a very respectable appearance. The
Hon Thomas Ewing dictated as Chairman, assisted
By Vice President from each State represented.
After few remarks from the President Of the a.
semby Governor hunt delivered the opening
speeeb, in which be displayed considerable enthu-
siasm for tho principles of the wing party, aad
eulogistd General Scott the most prominent man
that could have been put forward for the high
Office Cor which be is candid,e. From 900 to
IL Geo persons were present yesterday. and large
number were expected to arrive to-day. The Hon.
Thomas Corwip declined to participate ia the cele-
bration, and lott for Montreal
In The Senate yesterday, q resolution was offered,
ealing on the President for information rs to what
rcriion Of the navy is now available and c1pa5e Of
being called into immediate services and another,
which vas adopted, requesting copies of certain
letters from the Mexican Minister relative to the
Mexican boundary. Mr.. Sumner then offered bis
resolution, to inquire into the expedioncy Of re-
porting bin 10 repeal the Fugitive Slave law, and
deliver himself this day OF The inccndiary senti-
meDis peculiar 70 TIE faction 20 which lie belongs
The Hon Mr. Mason, or Virginia. declared that he
world not extend my Indulgence to a Senator to
make srcech Q subject which involves The exis-
tence Of tho Union
The River ard Habor BIZ, in the House Of Repre-
SCI 'atyes yesterday dragged slowly along, and the
fnh item in il va read without any amendment
beirg made.
We have some further intelligence II the massacre
Of United States troops by the Camoucbe Indians.
despatch from Louisville, copied from he Fort
Smith H9aH, confirms The report tia. eighty mon
bad been Killed, including Mr.. y Il. cr S. suy-
dam. Of New York. The sayagos had previously
showed friendly disposition, and Ind received pro-
scots from Capt. Marcy but sbor. time before the
attack. Grtut excitement prevailed on The from
tiers, and q general Indian war was apprehended.
The Board q Supervisors met yesterday, and re-
eeivod and adopted tho report Of the special COM
mittee appointed . examine the Comptrollers re-
port. The committee state tha. some Of tie dis
bursements q this year belong to 1851, and men
tion as one item tho $4,000 expended In the rccep
ion OF hossuth They desire further tino TO oxa-
mine into the causes Of the increase Of taxat;on
and promise that the Tesult of their lators shall an.
pehf ~ u iutufe report lhe crowded state Ct cur
columns prevents us from publshing The proceed
ings to-day.
In another column will be found a report Of G re-
view Of the Irish regiments OF this city, by Mr. T.
4. keaghor, and very eloquent speech from that
gentleman, in reply to an address. The meeting at
Castle Garden was most enthusiastic.
The Commencement Of the Free Aca i1my took
place yesterday. passed oa very wei. We have
a full report but arc obliged 70 Leave It out this
morning.
The ESrcIa, with three days later intelligence
from Europe, may bo expected this evening
TSroPw,YgoE NANyvp IA bes bocn asr,inglv