The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-14
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New York, Saturday, Feb. IA, 1854.
Summary OF this Mornings News.

View York, Saturday. Feb. IA, 1854.
Summary OF this Mornings News.
The steamship Daniel Webster, from San Juan
brings as fifteen days later news from California.
We publish il this morning. The meeting of the
Legislature, the message Of the retiring Governor,
and the inaugural Of the Governor elect, are the
most prominent topics Of cur compilation. The
difficulty OF obtaining accommodations at Vallejo
tthe capital adopted by contract), had compelled
The General Assembly to remove their quarters to
Sacramento. Quite rivalry existed among the
various democratic candidates for tie United States
Senate, which was very natural, when we count in
She mileage. The rains had been heavy in Califor-
Ma, and The weather rather bad for the miners.
Business comparatively dull but it viii soon be
brisk again. We refer our readers TO The news in
hill, 70. further particulars.
The E. Dorado win be due at this port to morrow
~ next cay, with four DRIVE days later intelligence
kOm California, as the Golden Gate was to have
teft san Francisco on the 10th or 2lst ut. She
made her last run to Panama in twelve days.
We have received from Cincinnati another long
rpeech-three or four columns in length-of KoEsuth
K the Ohio Hungarian Association. It is nearly
,eoapitulation Of his New York and other speeches
xnd not therefore, Of particular interest in this
ysarte, Accompanying this speech is a note from
Dr. sspaczek, his physician, stating that the health
Il the Magyar is inpro wing.
The news frem Central America is interesting
There hsd been terrible IRE in San Juan de Nicara
rus, destroying third Of the town. There had
also beer another revolution in Nicaragua When
viii there be any stability in the Central and South
american States!
Flu. little wac done in Congress yesterday. In
me Senate, Mr.. Brodhead, Of Pa opposed the
proposition to establish naval depot and yard in
Cslifornis. He contended that the measure was
wholly unnecessary, and was against the system Of
giving out this kind Of work to contractors, who are
very sssiduoua in their endesvors to find out and
bring before congress the actual or pretended
wants Of the government Mr. Gwin, Of Californis.
supported the bill, and further consideration was
postponed till Monday. In the House, the Judi
cisry Committee was instructed to send for persons
and papers relative to com plant against Judge
Wstrous, Of the u. S. District Court Of Texas.
The Judge is charged with Galphinism, in having
received fees for practising law il cases similar to
shcse which had been decided in his own court. If
she charge is true the Judge can put in the plea Of
precedence. He was merely following the example
q. NUN erous high functionaries q. Washington,
whs, while drawing their salaries as national Off
sers have been paid large amounts for successfully
carrying On suits against the government. Notice
wxa given OF q bill, some weeks ago, for the efec-
tssl suppression Of Galphnism What has become
9. Il:
Our darlington correspondent states that the
Gardiner csse has been postponed till the next
,eYm Of court, and that Carlos Gardiner has not
made bis appearance, and is supposed to have for
,eited HE bail The putting of of this trial seems
e indicate that the rumors relative to fraud were
10: without foundation, but that sufficient proof Of
taudalency could not be obtained during the pre-
sent session Of the Supreme Court.
soreness at Albany. The advocates Of the pro-
posed law are doing al in their power to effect it's
passage, while the opponents Of the me ssure are
holding meetings, circulating remonstrances for I
mat the enactment Of such law would be a direct
viola ion Of individual rights, guaranteed by the ma
tionsi constitution, and, II persisted IN, they will
carry the question TO the ballotbox 1.-THE precent
extraordinary state OF excitement may be taken as
sn index Of what is to come, riot and blsodghcd
will be the result tkis movement. In connection
with this natter, we observe that Mr.. Beekman
hss given notice OF . bill for the abolishmen emit Of
sbe license system, and allowing the Board Of Super
ssorf 10 regulate the sale Of liquor.
II is zzmored that the Joint Legislative Com
slittes q Investigation, relative 10 the canal lot
singf viii submit al the facts and testimony col
iseted, without giving an expression Of opinion as
70 whether fraud has been practised. This is pre-
sissly Vhst Il wanted. Give the plain facts to the
Legislature, and il the Two hs7sel do no. &C. upon
chen In Q proper manner, the people will a. the
oext election The committee, II Is expec.,d vii
report to day
The STATE Senate was yesterday engaged in dis
Guessing The merts Of the applications for the ircor.
oraton II two diff sron lines Of steamships to ply
h <vsen thhsort and Galway, Ireland. A resolu.
Ia, ~as passed declaring that the Legislature had
zoe, !, grant special cAarterr and from this It lie
ufe-,es .t~tts srri'cs sons q tte Gslrsy com.