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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-18

THE DrFArcATIoN AND FALsR rRETrYcE CASE
PENDING AGAINST IsAAc N. WYNN AND wiLLEr N.
HAWKINS.
Before Justice osbcrn
DAY.
At three o'clock yesterday afternoon the adjourned
meeting OF the pstits concerned In the matter pending
against VIM Hawkins the defen lants in the absys
care, mustered in fall force and . crowded audience
war the result There were friends present ON hon ds,
very anxious to hear and see all that could ;, certaia
ID during the progress Of the investigation Tn. com
plsnsnt IN the case vas ng,in put the stand and
Ell ~ The csfenaarts The evidence was taken as FOL
lows ~ Mr. N.i1hi the very atlo Clerk Of Police
TESTIMONY.
Cyrus scthed sworn, rays, in continuation 4 his ex-
Quow came yon to receive che II for 50 800, WHEN
only 5000 vas due Collected TO rs irrelevant AMI
answer suspended for the presently
z --Wee there any other money loaned by you to
VIM White, Wiun & Olawains bs5idc, the 50 COO
ard for which they indebted you at tho time YOU
MAIDS this tnpaintl (ohjsctsd to as Irrelevant saI
digestion ovefrulei -
Al never losuei wlrn White. or wina uaw
a. Did you ever lend wi7n & White eco, Job
jeetea . Is irrelevant, end objection sustained)
did the check q $500 given you by vim 4
EaNkns ihcode me ~ 40 complained II In this cassl
Alt did.
Ion What dsy wa, that 80 400 loaned
n II can't ttaic tie exact DIV; Il was bo. SO, "a.
e0'h II Dsccmbsr aud Christmas. think.
fcie that loan!
q--N lea not 9lia White SIN number Of the Grm OF
m HspkiD,. Wien ytu loaned the SO 3OOl
A - cannot say
Q.Who was IN the olce when you loaned the &c 400,
A.--Mr. Vim WAS IN the oflcs Mr Hawkins DR. Lit
~ dedj don't reooil"ct otany others being there
did y0u 90 that tims. hold any memofan mum Of
ytur IT,yious leans " VIM y Hawkins or Nian &
" lite
Al had Of Winn 4 white
q --ROr What amount
--ftL00
To whom did you hand u. So 400!
Ia Dir vim
& Nor rnfs ~ ~ ot'slrFe TIE ,bssG q w.HT@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-18

Intelligence from POrLau- Prince, Hayti.
We are In receipt Of the Fuile du Commerce and lie
Moni.eur Hcifisn, to the 18th ult.
The festival Of independence the LIST January and
that Of Jean Jacques Dessanes the % Of the
month, were celebrated with the greatest solemnity
The Emperor all the authorities, end immense crowd
were present The army appeared, ALSO in full uniform
and was remarkably well drilled in the review.
The government Of sououque is now occupied with .
project Of society for mutual FIRE insurance If it Is
spprovedaby the Emperor 1t win be immediately formed
All was quiet in Hayti and nothing had happened with
st. Domingo that could induce the two nations to make
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-18

1Hc TUUIH WIFI IOHCe.-The Com.
mittee who had in charge the Grsnd soroe given by
Prohnor Anderson. for she Benefit Of the Widow ana
Vsphsns Of the late kehssl Foatr policeman Of the
his duty on the morning ofthe I'd of August 1851 make the
follow
Received for Tickets. p.J 30
suhGeribed BY the Fourth Ward Police. ..... iI3 30
ieth smouns. ..'...........,.....s 2O6gCJ
prr ting, posting. aud other expenses 1882
Balance on hama after paying eNponscs. Slss7
Tho balsnes of hand posed Of in the fo
lowing
Iad TO the Widow....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. III
The Committee in behalf Of and Orphaus be-
leave TO return their sincere IL the
for ,hc lind manner in which they their In be-
half OF the above cause,
Committee.
DAVID u. NELLY THOMAS W. gHFRfpAN THonAyRsryEs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-18
General Sam Houston In New York-Le.
wee To-day ut the City Hall.


General Sam Houston arrived yesterday afternoon a.
the Irving House from Philadelphia, where he took up
his quarters Shortly after his arrival he WAS waited
upon by the Committee Of the Common Council, ap.
pointed the previous evening to tender him the use
ofhe Governors ROOM in the City Hail. for the purpose
Of receiving bis friends The General expressed hi. OBJ
legations for this act Of courtesy and accepted the os
appointing twelve o'clock this day for the holding Of the
levee The General was also waited upon by the Com
mtse Of the Holy Alliance" and what passed between
them strictly private. We have heard that the pro-
prey Of the General coming out strong this evening at
the banquet for the Maine law, the ,opis The
Tammany Hall politicians all agog on this subject
and very anxious to know whether he viii show his
bsEd. be comes out for the Maine Liquor la they
swear that they done with him. they go the
liquor and not the law. They say, If he shrinxs tn
point they will regard that half as bad The General
is rather In tx To night the question will be
anG the General win have to depend for support either
on his party or upon cold water.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-18
New York noot an,I shne rmno,,,,

$50 Tston tifootAr w. A. BROOKS has sbc srsst 800
~ B0ote Shoes ard 0eiiors Ia tbg city and ,dg All
who are IN want Of such articles 20 and Judge for ,hs
selves ue hek Ia the largest his proAs e satlt and
bio FOODS the beet Lat can be auuiioure all uor IA
own pees' ipperinteneeace. r y IT, e. = HrH0ss -
Iya.T " lkIc Is !sct.ts !, -. /. y. s...,. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-18

k.ee 10 call Tho Attention sf WoBorn and Eog.ho.n 7or
ensn whiting city for spring purchase sook OF
Spring and GUNNER Clothing, which large 81
40 vaficd msnuacturs shn senon. 10 ssr.sss
every E1d desirable tyc uanufretrrta With ali he
Ssrto sad for which cstsbl.sAI thf7b
no 3usty celebrated. and prices iaty al un
form. u. & J. DEyLfN.
ys rrt - John, sorrsr ~ EsssAa s.rsas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-18

Hfers, No. LOG Broadway respectfully socib IA. .,ten
Mon OF ther patrons and Me public generality tke spring
fsshitn for Gontlenens hats which they will cs
ssss.,fsy: shs ash day OF February Co. lse sssuri
munity, and will insuro tho liberal p,sronaTs which
they have heretofore received N BEass OF btya fo
sui Tho most iAsAdiocs Will be fura.Sh,d a. ~ sa3r.a,
n0ti5y. = - e--ss@S''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-18

Amdon OH broadway now prepared to turnsa his si.-
cant SPHINX Ha For beauty CT esyle, elegance Of us,
rebress Of msserial ghtness. elasticity and dupbsy,
tping h.m for I52 ousri!sl AZ competitors.
enetp are respectfully invited 10 call snt examine snse
bekutiini fairies. Y. H. AAIDON, Gao Broadway,
sSaI s..@
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Spring Clothing, Chesp,-Iu.t received.

g0CU b. Coats At ~ 90 3oeO frocs ara afss Coats
81 1000 pnr snoy gssaintre PantLloon ~ - sach; 5000
Blk and tsfrInofe Vetts 81 Tsch aes Over
costs. 50 tseh oernsr Nassau sud Bostmac streets
LEyIE y hEJt ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-18

Hight the fEtidous SHIFTS, In which me gocu
eyed oonnoeut IN GEeSs csanot detoet blGs8hshrs-
lih ~ az II the wesTcgS had been dc Tor hs nsGd
ofthcy for tho weRror nsao 70 CTdor a. CREAMY
A astVr Uoubo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-18

s&s Dyo tho bes yss aissysre 70, eelcEng hs hair
sihksgs thc nemeni IL 10 tpYl3a, rhe wonderful
serssinty wsa which she yerisa and old esAasshsd
nsir Dye performs 10 te.s1iF "a 70 for r,, applied,
20 sATCHELos'S Via Essto-y. A0.S Nsi tsEsoa Copy
shS address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-18
Through Tickets Tor San Francisco.

hence %h March. by New Yok and Fr.aeisco s,c.u
chip Line The books are orcn, and tickets Ter sale
BY the splendid Steamships United States to Chaurex
and WINFIELD scott Ut. f,em Parsma Apply opiyso
JONES a. JOHNSON, 50 w ali s,,sst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-18
&c s.xaa t,s l.iqaia ,snlr pys a. wtthoss

sepcs Eeseeys.0 hs sss inyez.aa EQUALLY
9Isfata ia Gosrauds hed9Asa Soap for elrng pmpes.
Rockies fAl,ownsss chsyh s, rougsners 3D. Poudrs
ssiss uproes hair ffs@ Any sart Of the body. LIQUID
gcugc, LILY Ehite and Nslr loss Al 81 Walker ssfest,
ztly Broadwsy, and csiiandcs IS S. srd. PhilaaA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-18

a Brpshss by 1housaad the bsss Ar,isa
IN &msrics Ibe mes, magnificent ar dressing estAklish-
Dent Ia the World. Eoasu1ss 81 uahessd Of! Now
sysse1snow styles 10 Eseout.ing! fourteen
fEreurs ia she ynYd always she spot
Thurs claan Hair arpshs for s by .he basfetfnll
ehe ts2usand Abe Saloon 10 80 spsa did 81 tho snssroo
Of Yegh rcGdonoe Rae sitgctEnee Gaic-oItsing
o Bah inptans Lyerv s5n5lsga feoIs himself in ho
slacnt tns ocns no 400 1ooss Tho style OF Ont
arg and Dressing she Df eepssa anything boefe dreamed
81 in Eow York In fsos AZ f..Gn, Crystal Palace i7
Broadway, Of eey.ssfeer clustered
e6Ykf u1nsies nevas and veuehcies, than
sssbeYsd within tie four wells o soaaoral esAablish
apon tse foe OF the sErtA 20 al who IT, Hsr
yng-PhsIons MARIO Hair Dys, Il color the hair
rhJkers, tine momens Is applied without nJrrv Va Sho
hair FS.n IL be washed steiy without 6jFrrb
lag color, and has bad odoc IL Is applied s6ld
ghalon'S Wig and iogyeo inar ,s.ctorr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-18

this hank redeemed, q per oent dsoapna by =.
kYeNs, "a and 10 Fulton Uttce, Ia pAynsn rsady
pAds Clio shins, 81 choicest SesoriptioHs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-18

religion after evsr aaiaaFy sourcs Of hspPines
invalid 4ser exhsesag every possible im,gn
sly me1y bnds certain hssih from pr watts Elesricn
Fiud or Eeryous AaldOte IL hiss failed yet, and
never can to srrs Disease sRd Conumpton. Dspot lo2
Nassau street. 81 bottle, So = Ge2en.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-18
Conin's Spring style or Hats ~,,.
Spring Fashion Gentlemen,

UeHEU NPIfHE STyIC DI HatS Herc intro
du3d ON saturday TIE lath inst Gentlemen IN vana 81
hht superiori IN style and quality, in,i.ad 20 Gall ga
GENlN, NO. sh Brcsdrsy, opposite ST. Psul's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-18

sale Of Lots seventh Eighth and Ninth syonaes svon
nTsf and Seventy second directs be made BY a.
chants Exohinge Eapg OF the property can be sssa 81 e
Office Of the Euctionser, IL w all street ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-18

volcanoes and thcir Forces, is the SUBJ
ject OF Dr. Antiscls Lecture In Clinton Hail ths evening
commencing st TX O'clock. Tickets only l2s cents ~ Ee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-18

"
10 dsyo,a their attention 70 diseases u the Artificial
eyes the est Partisan aust) inserted without pain
These eyes oye and ere Ia every espe
esE in appearance 20 The natural organ shortsghNonss
ented. Once % Barclay street.. Hours from a. L. W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-18
rlemoval-w NORTHUMBERLAND. La

tenefs Bar ln6rmary for tn exeusv, treatment OF ear
nastss IL removed aud will be per nanen'sy located At
~ frinto steces tvs doors from DrotdEay once nours
hom l Deafness nisehaFsa and Noises in the Head
Ysra, entity cured in ahoEi tie Mlthou ripk pain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-18

Wigs md oupeeEs---Eiatchsl1r'n sew
styIs Of Wits arc he perfect Imitation OF
ngsurs Invented Those stGg aupsg3cf article,
should call a. BATCl sIORB celebrated Wig Factory. No.
Hsl street, whore &c found he largest xna ssss
goytment In chs city. Copy the aadrcss.
Wigs! Wigs! Wigs =. Citizens and stran-
grs informed that the largest and best assort
Of wgs halfwigs, toapees brads OF long hsr sad
or entail hair 10 to be fsond 81 MEDHURST
HEARD's, ~ Maiden lane. TIE trade supplied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-18
Police Intelligence.

THE DrF6ICA1IoN AND FALSE PRETrNCH CASE
PFhpINa AGAINST IsAAc N. WYNN AND wILLRr N.
HAWKINS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-18

HuMBuG ExuBITIeas-THE azrEc DwARFs.-
Tive Of the evening papers, which circulate q few
hundred copies daily among few old rcople-the
Erer,~g Mirror and Ereaiag Post-haya pub
ished an affidavit BY Joseph Norris imputiag
senality to the proprietor Of the NEw YORK
HERALD, ard asserting that such was the
reason that the stories published about the Az.ec
dwarfs were discredited in our columns. These
imputstons and assertions, sworn 10 by Morr.s ar,
utterly false in every respect. AZ f.! sep in
showing the truth, We give the following card OF
Dir. Edward w. Hudson, one Of Tie persons alluded
70 in the alndayi. Of Morris -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-07

Another yrrERAN or rHE WAR OF 1912, GoNs.--Tobias
Galloway departed this lie Wednesday evening the
9Th inst The members Of Company will meet at Mill
tary Hall 1913 Powcry, this (frday) afternoon at
O'Clock to attend his funeral with the usual badge Of
mourning BY order HENRY RAYMOND, Captain.
DRor GAME hohIN--h vrRpAsr GrSrIrMAS Dosr
BRowr-festerday morning vcrdant gentleman from
the state Of Connecticut who gave his name Wales
Ssndford OF Bethany called at Office stating that ho
wisbed TO advertise wallet which found the Erie
Railroad depot by another individual whose looks he
sed he did not Ike and to whom he paid sl0 for the
wallet in order that he might advertise IL he
the person who picked II up would not return 20 the
rightful owner On being asked TO show tho wallet 1t
was Immediately discovered that the whole affair only
another Instance OF the drop gamo whicn seems 90
sometimes successfully practscd. The wallet contained
nothing but bunch Of steamboat bill the City BaDk
and Jerscy Bank On being told they Of he
sat he thought II contained several hundred dollars
which he was wanting to restore to tho owner.
FIRE Yesterday evening about half past oclo I.
fire occurred in No 2l5 Fulton street, occupied
boarding house. The frsmcn being promptly on the
spot the lire wss soon extingusDed without causing any
mat era, damagc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-07
Meteorological observations,

nonsE's MAGNETIC LINE OFFICE NO. WALL STREET.
THuR,nAS, Nay Io5.
DurrALo, 10 A. M-wind northwest Clear. pio..,nt
morning Thermometer 20. Barometer 2qT
Y. M.--BaruLlster 90 60. Thermometer Co. Clear
and very pleasant. Wind north
EocHEsrER, 10 A. Milne, morning with
cioudless sky. Wind northwest Thermometer rs.
i. Mt has been a very warm day. No wind Their
momeer. at =. Nj T8in the shade.
AuBuRN, 10 A. M.-Mild, pleasant morning. Wind
north Thermometer co.
sP. MFine, warm evening Thermometer OF. Wind
Light from the north
SYRACUSE. 10A M.Ano,her delightful day and quite
warm. Wind northwest Theimomottr Gf
8P. N 1t has been avery warm, pleasant Jay Wind
northeast Thermometer C3.
U1ioA. 10 A. M A fine, pleasant morning Thcrmo.
meter CO. Wind east.
6P M.-Clcar warm, pleasant evening. Thermome.
ter 20 Wind north ast To day has been the OF
the season.
Albany, 10 A. MA lovely morning clear and mild
Wind south. Thermometer 68 Barometer 2971. Mcr-
curry ~
8 N, "A beautiful evening, and quito wacm. Wind
northwest. Thermometer 72
TnoY, 10 A. MI Ia a clear, warm morning Wind
southwest. Thermometer 65
81. f,-lt has been o warm, clear day. No wind
Thermometer II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-07
The Latest from Albany.

PERFORMANCES OF LOLA MoNTEz-sENAToR sEw-
ARD AMONG THE sPECTArORs--soOTT MEN SE-
LECrED AS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF HOS
PlTAL MONEYS, ETC.
ApraSv May G, 1852.
Loas audience last night about twothirds in
Der to what ii the first night She repeated the pro-
eramme of the previous evening There very lit.c
enthusiasm, either at the commencement, progress or
close Among the audience the Hon. W. IL. Sewara
who appeared TO enjoy her antics with the creates. graft
fcation She appeared this evening for the last time
and pcrsonated dozen different characters in her
peculiar style The house well filed TO
she goes to Troy and thence west ward to Canada
Tho election to day in this city for whg delegates to
the Congressional Convention Of this district resulted IN
the choice Of nearly every Scott man. Lewis Benedict
will be the delegate to the National Convention He
The postmaster appointed by Gen. Taylor and removed
by Dir Fillmore.
The Comptroller gives notice that he is ready to dis
tribute the Of SIS 900 pro rata among the incorpo
rated hospitals of the state under the act oil 1851 The
managers of those institutions requested TO report
the first Of June the whole number of patients received
in the hospital during the year. and tho number Of
months ana days during which each Of suoh patients
remained and received treatment The money TO be
distributed upon the average number Of patients instead
of the aegr gate, as has been imagined. w.
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From the South,

ARREST FoR ADDUCTIEG A sLAvE-OUTRAGB ON A
FEMALE, ETC.
BALTIMORE May 6, 1852
The Southern mails have arrived this morning but
thing south Of Wilmington, N. G.. received night
Joseph Simmer yesterday arrested in Baltimore
county, end avorng to convey slave woman belonging
to Josiah Marsh to Pennsylvania They had been travel
ing together three days Bosley had been working
time for the owner of the slave
horrible outrage committed syoung woman,
at Savannah, on Sunday. by negro man Pursuit
made after him, and caught, he would probably be
lynched.
The wings Of Frederick and Prince George counties,
Maryland nominated Mir. Fillmore for the Presidency,
but will suppor, any other avowed compromise nominee
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Markets..

CiAnLEsros, May S, 1852.
The .aies Of cotton day 200 bales ut &c DC.
Prices range higher and have still an advancing ten
dcncy.
CuARLxsToN, May 9, 1852.
CorTor - Sales t. day, 1900 bales and during the
weeh 200 at 81 9kc Tho advance Of the week has
been q sc. Mddlng fair, is quoted at 90 Fair 9,s
PIE The weeks receipts have been $50 ana the stock
hand exclusive Of that ship board is 81 800 bales
including 900 Upland, and 5s4 Sea Island.
CINCINNATI, May Q, 1852.
DAcos.-Shoulders have been in good demand. 21O
hhds sold a. y5lc. packed SO hhds Sides brought 0ac
1000 lbs bulk shoudcrs sold at 7c Moasses IL in good
demand. Sales, 400 hhds at 32c Sugar is firm.
ALnANr, May O, 1852.
FLouR has been dull at 81 81 SO for commont
straight State Wheat-no sales Oats at 4lc. Corn
steady at Po at 59Ec for yellow round with sales Of
IA, 900 bushels.
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Tua WHEREABOUTS or TIM hGHr F.SGgaED
GLN7Gy.lh hc bost .1tiqs of the 9th INST says--We
und, r and that the following nu.cd pckp,ck wore
st Lowell ycetc,dey: dob smiley and John Is slthwlJi
q Ho.ton. Big lomn aud Cupid" of New YORK and
'dcw hike u Philadelphia. wSh their gangs pr ,bihy
uunlrtiur bftcon twenty in all snd thlt quito i
number q pockets were picked. Officers kimbll ani
Iu,Iu u Bostcu proc cd q TO Lowell and p)nod III IN
out TO tho police Of that city, who kops tagc eyeI
them.
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The Printers National Convention.

tiNuINNtIi' Way Y, I0ol
Arcfciuticn recommending the abolition Of Sunday
work, wGs dh Cutd ard adop cd unaniinoutiy al % that
printer ming hom towns cities whoro there ~
prntCa piun thall bo Aou,itt,d 10 mt ,nhT hp IN
Union without producing ctrtlfcal" az incmb,rshp
eln ue tnion whore he ceCc from and should ~ re bs
40 tntn, tatisiacuy t,ilnco q his having tcryud
rpt lar sIpIt ntic' ehlp ,hSll ic Ttqui,,d.
The loitwpG sictn WtIc 1ppuiu. 90 for tho ensuing
y,ar--i rctidIt y &. kai0w Vice rrssjh ,nt, t4r, ~
Gncne Buo q. Fcret,ri Recording Secrcinry a. ".
lrnUu, C,rrupoUGlT Secretary } NJ MsGlcwy;
1ttafUItr q " leIdin
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From PhIlasleJphin

GREAT FIRx ENGINE FEAT-oITY OF GLASGOW.
PmLAprLrHiA, May 9, 1859
The Indcocndcn. Engine Company, Of Baltimore tried
the power either engine this morning in front Of Jaynes
building and threw the water orty-fve feet above the
cupoia being total height Of 1874 feet and beating any
engine tested here
The steamship CITY Of glasgow sailed this morning for
Liverpool With lS7 passengers She takrs specie. er
capo consists plincipally 0r wheat and nour.
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Western Rails oad Travel, Sc.

CSoIrNArL May 6, 1851
communication has been published here, signed by
Drs Drake and Rdgcy two sguishcd prac ioneso Of
Cincinnati and unber Of Others cauioninE The pub
lie againtt he Central railroad TO Philadelphia Bati-
They fns tho treatment received 2S miles Of
land travel WI. agcous. This will drive tho Western
travel via runkirk.
The river has rie two inches since noon TO day Tho
WcQthtris pleasant
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TELEGR RAPHIC.
Mr.. Dangum Sxill not Reply to the Secedcrs.

srrciAL conHrsroapEncE yoRK HERALD.
WAsurSoroS May 6, 1859.
Mr.. Mangum has changed bis mind, cad will not reply
to the address of the seeding wings The points In
ply to the charge to the ruling, which teegrapied
you in special despatch which published In the
HERALD simultaneously with the address gave a fair
state ueEt Of the ease and Mr. Mangum ssliscd 10
rest IL with the public upon that statement and the rcw
ing Of tho seccders thc ves They acknowledge that
the Senate rules were in force in the md under
those IL clear that ndmen not errnnin
TO the resolution could be entertained
There Is gradual cooling down OF the elements "
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From Washington.

APPOINTMENT OF JUDGES FOR uTAH-INDIAE TREATY
CENSUS CLERKS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, May 6, 1852
Orson Hyde. (Mormon), has been nominated to the
Senate by the President Associate Judge IL the ter
rtory Of Utah. vice Brocchus, resigned; and Mr. Rich
ards (Mormon has been nominated Secretary for Utah.
vice Harris resigned Judge Brandeburg of Utah, TO
signed yesterday Wchavc not yet learned who to be
his successor.
B. D. Harris, late Secretary of Utah, ii is said, de-
clnes the seorctayhp of New Mexico rendered him by
the President.
George B. Sergeant was yesterday confirmed as Sur
yeyor for Iowa and Wisconsin.
is understood that the Senate have confrmc the
important treaty with the Sioux Indians.
Tho report that Mr. Webster had previous to his leav
ing for tho East concluded the negotiation concerning
the Central American territories is untrue.
Some twenty four of the discharged clerks have been
restored the Census Bureau and probably tho remain
Will also be restored 1t reported that certain
members of Congress have agreed to vote appropra
ton for them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-07
Canal Navigation, SC.

ALBANY. May O. 1852
The Rochester Daily advertiser has despatch from
Mount Morrs that the water would be let into the
at that place to-dny.
The Buffalo Courier Of this morning says the ice 90
strucons at the mouth Of that harbor had become
scattered that steamers and sail arrived and de-
parted freely.
Steamboats, from Chicago have reached d ufTalo