The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-29

The News.
The steamship G ,..,u- City reached this port
Yesterday afternoon, with even days later advices
from California, two u'llioo' And quarter IN gold
dust ard q very large I'm rot passengers ibe
s,,ai,- Of The news which are highly Interesting,
AN J., found in anothe ort of this paper.
The most favorable featar o. this information,
a,.. ,L.t crime it rapidly irinsbn g. and that the
nines ~, yi.di1g bandsom tiurnS TO the dlggers.
The vegetable productions also appear to be fully
a. Itoiifc as the minera', and promise TO
.ur, sneet tle wants oil the rapidly Increasing
p.,u1a ,iun Notwithstanding tue b.illiancy of
the go,don accounts, we observe that party
recently sailed from San Francleco. or the purpose
of u,ilg their luck in the silver mines OF Mexico
The patkets bad become mere settled, ana there
vii. fair demand for goods, ut steady pTices;-n
vo,t e,,r5thirg betobeD. al ivancIng and whole.
souc ,Tvsperi'y But this brisb. picture is over
sb4tpwve. some What, by the accounts of the great
rus9hI IS d atLs board of vessels bound to the
euaeD S.Dte. No less than thirty-six persons died
on ore Alp he'weer Panama and San Francisco,
4 boar,. OF osber vessels mortality appears also
t. have been very prevalent The names of many
OF t,e unfortunate victims are given elsewhere.
Toeipteiag ice fom Oregon is quite interesting.
Coo hes "a, Discovered in that territory. but not
u ANY ,aeat extent. New discoveries. however,
We rausn 'ly being made, and it is now supposed
that Se precious me tai eAstih sf t viraleocs on
tL1 S'tSSaa 'sSde--n oregon as well California
;t4t country men n that quarter deter
m,aed keep up the old whig and democratic strife
whcisytr hey go
II, Cre.e,st City also brings later advices from
che SaIdwicb Islands the West Indies, New era
.ugt htla hey of liftle INN
tsree According to the aov,ces from the West
lua.es not very late. however except from ia
',aea, tie sugar crops suffering from want of
I'm.
Ne are sorry TO learn that the venerable Henry
Gay Is il very fee Bile state Our correspondent
obsorYes met he is scarcely able to speak, and that
be is DESTROYS for death to relieve him from his
n sery While many Of his former companions in
sre l.oi zeal ield bu.ily engaged in preparing
for ele coming struggle foe The temporary rulership
OF his great coontr, their old leader. the greatest
;motg them all. lies gasping for breath. aud
a1yiousb but patiently waiting for the hour 20
whom L. shslj be called hence by the Ruler Of
tae U,versc. WHAT a contrast
: far slare Of our space is again devoted to the
-.'ssen lib ion of political Intelligence The drst
PORTION o General SCOTS le4,er on accepting the
t ffttl1E % tDc 6EIifnore 1OnNtDIlOi.
udes tie head OF the Presidency will be read with
c"rsioerape interest by all parties. twill be
thai tle General takes his stand upon :he platform
~.thoat iincbng; and tina, he very explicitly lays
do~n his Of action. in he is fortunate
|euonph 10 bc elected The whg ratification meet
III Z u Washington CRY. last evening, is said 20
Pie h,sI eh rost numbers, thusasEl. music,
aud 5ct.Eips could make it-but, on glancng at the
1 st II speakers, it VIII be seen that none Of
bic great ucn of tie party-those who give
r 81 90 affair of the Iiud, were present
| -" 81 correspondents asserts that Secretary
cy,t t,s JgItyely refused 10 lc present en- the
tvoa en IT, JoJis' lie and Memphis similar
ao,r Ign barc recently tecn hed at which great
In'AGsta.n suo harpony sad tie have prevailed. !
But - lie tho ,L4ss ard democrats arc cusiy en-.
! ID 10 re-uuidpg their parties for the coming
ey d mutual opponents, the abolitionis's, are
e 'o.e meeting OF The latter vas held Ia Phiia
81 b.. last evening at which resolutions, repaiat
~ 18th tL- Bait .aJre platforms, pa. d and |
D. rjaci lie ~ Intervention in hehalfo 81 ugriirs
be- IN Europe. was approved, The intricate
,ne .or lie Presidency is now becoming quite IN
e-t5Dg
IL. fac, u curious diplomatic correspondence be.
scsr Cs-yalcr Hulsenuun ard the Secretary of
ate, sLi h has already been published in the
5h4Lp, transmitted 70 the United States Sc.
.t, yesterday. together with despatch from Sec-
tary Webster to Mr.. McCurdy, in which flying
ot /, given 10 the late Austrian Charge. This
I'er which defines the official position of the Che
her 10 this country, and may be considered as the
nd ny Of the dispute between the two diplomats,
j be found in it's proper place among the Congress
nal proceedings.
One or bills relative to military affairs. were
crossed by the Senate. yesterday Colonel Wei.
Of, red n resolution TO refer TO a select commit
the charges against Mr. Bartlett, the Mexican
l,ndary Commissioner. The Colonel also gave
See that h. ,hould to-day reply to the charges
De apains, himself, while he engaged in the
,dasy survey. The select committee 70 whom
-obieot vas referred. have reported against tho
!, n publishing the census returns, in accord
with the plan drawn up by the State Of Mary
The committee state that many OF the sta
bos GTe incomplt e. inaccurate, and useless and
b, w omittng them. the size Of the work con-
ire tie Information desired will be reduced
.ffths
ono s,usltion was produced In the Ionsc Of
VI rtftiv yesterday. by the Introduction of
esolai.ol asking ior The appointment Of d com.