The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-21
NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPa.
Amendment Of he Tariff Laws.
TEXAN NEws-AARINE DISASTERS,
Ao., So, 30.
From Washington.


SPECIAL oorREsPorpENcE NEW YORK HERALD.
GENERAL SCOTT DECLINES GOING TO LUNDy s LANE
MINISTER TO MtxICo-THE NAVY DEPARTMENT
MINISTER TO ENGLAND-THE FISHERIES, ETC
WASHINGTON, July 20, 1852.
Gen. Scott. enal led to announce, on the beet
taolity has at the olietation Of some Of his most
thoughtful friends al andoned his intention Of being pre-.
sent at Niagara Fails on the 9th inst
Hon. Alfred Conkin United States Judge Of the North
err District of New York has been nominated Minister
t, Mexico in place Mr. Letcher resigned 1t sup
Sod that this app iDtment would have been given to
distinguished Kentucky member of Congress.
Judge hai. at present Postmaster General, will get
Judge Copkn's Judgesbip. 1t is said the Hon. Francis
G anger will b, appointed Postmaster General
Judge Chambers, aturday, forwarded his decline
ton OF the Navy apartment. To-day it determine
ia Cabinet Council Offer that der artment sir j. r.
Kennedy Of Maryland His appointment accordingly
ut this af moons all and there l. no do not
Of his acceptance.
Mr.. ,b,ta's Jecipation OF the mission to England
being res arded nal Mr. Crenden will POSITIVELY re-
ceve the appointment The cabinet you perceive is tax
ny care of itself.
The trouble with regard to the British colonial fisheries
is viewed here with unconcern and will amount to no
thing 1t is merely the enforcement by the English
government Of the treaty spuatons Of 1915 inter-
teed by the British law officers in 1S4l. Lord Stanley
in 1885, in consequence Of the complaints made by our
minister of the attempts Of tho government of Nova
Scotia carry this decision directed the Governor
OF that province to relax the strict SO far as
entering the bays concerned. The present British
cabinet choose to enforce the strict letter of the treaty
probably 70 compel this country au &C.
ceptaDce Of the Canadian reciprocity schemes and il
probable II Congress will consent to the procty
Fisheries may be lett open 10 fishermen upon the
understanding which prevailed prior the advent
of the prtet administration. Mr. Webter sal lay
telegraphcd to MIR Andrews our Consul AZ New Bruins
Wck who happened To be here to proceed at once To
New Ham ps hire. and report himself in person,
Three four Of the most meritorious ralroad bills
viii probably be made omnibus of u morrow, aui
Offer ed to the House
No decision has yet been arrived who is TO ret
the vacant iudPcshp of the Supreme Court 1t will b.
given to a Louisianian xYZ
TiE IUGIrr SLAVE LAw-sECRETARY CoRwis-
PIC MIC AND ROW.
WAsHISGToS, July 20 1852
In the United states Senate early next week sum
nr Of Marss chufttts vii bring forward motion for
the repeal Fugitive Slave and will sustain it by
government slavery. Mr. Sumner been indisposed
for somo past, but nd that his speech has
been prepared with great labor, and it will undoubtedly
create sens alton have reason to suppose that
other efforts Of kindred character will attract the
attention o. the American people.
letter ON secretary Corwin states that he viii not
reach Washington before Saturday. he will be detain.
ed by business two days in New York
About forty coored persons holding pic mic seven
miles from this city. yesterday, when party ofwhtes
said to number only five attacked and Dispersed them
proved fatal aud others badly beaten Both
were from Washington BAR