The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-15
VERY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
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PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS-.
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Additional Compensation for the Collins
Steamers Finally Secured.
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Movements Of the Politicians Throughout
the Country.
TIE ADJOURNED WING REJECTION MEETING
AT BO TON.
LAUGHABLE SCENES AND INCIDENTS
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Various Disasters---Marine Affairs,
&c., &c., So.
From Washington Cat,.

FROM Warrington City
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or HERALD.
TIE COLLINS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONDUCT OF
sPEhRhR EoYD--MR KENNEDY NOT SECRETARY or
THE Nhyy--MiNIsTER LAwRENCE-TBE SOUTHERN
WHiGs. ECT.
WASHINGTON, July l3, 1852.
Notwithstanding the absence of members favor
OF the Coas appropriation the greatest exertion OF
Its oppopents, the amer dnont was carried to day
Speaker Boyd did his best have 1t defeated After the
ayes and called and the Clerk handed him the
count. he delayed for several minutes announcing It,
evidently waiting for the chance of of the mo
ry changing his vote, 80 as to make II tie. The
usual delay Yves so apparent to co'l forth general
reusJk never witnessed 70 much interest mani
tested whilst the vote being taken The fan of pin
could be heard The interest displayed when the Com
promise passing the last Congress
exceeded The amendment is now considered out of
danger.
John I. Kennedy of Maryland, has not been offered
the Navy Department. has erroneousy been telegraph
cd to the papers.
Notwithstanding the announcement that Eir Abbott
Lawrence has not expressed desire to return home next
fall happen 10 know that time since he ad dressed
request to the President expressing desire to
home and asking to be relieved from the nisson and
have reason in addition to believe that yet def
mite reply has been made to his request. think it will
be found that all the Southern members with the excep
ton of Messrs. Toombs and stephens will in very short
time wheel into line, and support the nouin atoms of
ScOIt, uranan, ana tne PLATFORM. n.
THE COLLINS STEAMERS TRIUMpHANT-THE PUBLIC
PRINTING, ETC.
WASHINGTON, July lilo PM
The splendid Collins line of STEAMERS is destined TO
sti rule the The final ordeal passed to-day
and the American line trdmp6ed by majority Of
in full house-nearly every member who not present
having paired of This result not mplished with
out the most strenuous exerons of the friends of the
bnth ipsid sp5o fho Hon 4bef Arm,
support given by the HERALp had small share also
in achieving the triumph. 1t fought step by step
by Of the best tacciars in the House up to the
last moment opposed by he c.irman Of ne Ways an
Means Committee and the official organization Of the
body
The bill TO provide for executing the public printing
for the future asin9enouy brought before the House
to-day through the parliamentary tactics Of Mr. Dean Of
New ork II will be taken up TO and probably
passed 1t provides that printer for each house shall
be elected at the ent Of each Congress The
eecond clause fixes the prices and the third provides that
the Secretary Of th Senate and Clerk Of the House
shal procure the paper by public contract fifty pounds
to the the price of the paper to be deducted from
the above prices The other clauses establish beard Of
three from each house to exercise revision tho
work snilGr to the present board and also abolish all
ether acts on the subject Ky. r.
ny THE MONTREAL FIRE--TrE FEEEsoILERs AND
BARN8URNIEs, &c.
WARRINGTON, July I4-ok PM.
Imz eistey after receiving intelligence Of the great
u ou ufoiEt
letter to President Fillmore suggesting that large
number Of tents belonging to the military stores of the
United States Should be sent to Montreal for the
those who had been suddenly rendered no iseess and
citing precedent the fact when the awful confass-
tion occurred at Hamburg in 1872 by which two thou
sand houses dstroyed the King Of Prussia the
Recommendation Of Baron Humboldt, sent great
btr of tents from Berlin and tho charity found most
imly EaIly on Monday morning in tie absence Of the
Secrctary of War forthe oreoou ut Alexandria the Pre-
fi1ut laid the letter before neral Scott who promptly
ot%d in favor of It's recommendation with the addition
Of large quantity of blankets and hundred thou
| sand dollars in money. notwithstanding this recon-
ndution OF Gen scott the War department has deter
nL Cd th8t and be furnished the sufferers by
the Montreal Gre without the intervention OF Congress
NJ sartigps the French Minister leaves for Newport
where he has taken cottage tor the remainder of the
| suumcr the 20,h inst
The elaborate mpsTtnnt letter from Senator Chase
| 10 Benjamin r. Butter. reviewing free soil and barn
burner enIeas, Is calculated 20 attract much nt-
tcpLon. BAR.