The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15
Mails for Europe.
The News.

The eSeaMsnip Arctic arrived yesterday evening.
With feSr days later news from Europe the details
Of which will be found in another part of this
mornings paper 1t will be seen that the Empire
in France is a@ fan accompli, the returns from
eighty six departments showing tina. 7.7l4,5s5 of
the inhsbtsnts have voted for Louis Ma poleon, and
only 249, 4S against him. We furnish our readers
with q full report of the debates in the English
House of Lords on the fishery question, and
ssssuaf of commercial affairs, exhibiting the
improvement that had taken place in cotton and
breadstrfs. The most singular part of the whole
news, however, is report of another address from
the leading ladies of England to the ladies of
America urging our countrywo men to made continu.
cd efforts in support of the principles of anti-aavery
If We might be allowed to tender advice to these
titled DANES, we would counsel them to ssbegin
charity at home" England alone presents rich
field for their labor; but swhite slaves apparently
present of the attractions which attach TO
'blseks;" and, indsed, so far from these high
minded (?) woman, considering the cases as being
parallel, many Of them have not scrupled to commit
acts Of injustice cruelty and hsartlsssness yards
their own tenants, that would disgrace the most
tyrannical slave owner of our Southern States
is almost unnecessary to direct attention to the
enlogistc speeche, delivered by Nesrs. Davis Cass
0uAeK anu VtucIS, Dthbos StHhte, yes
4erday, upon the character of the lamented Daniel
Webster. The tributes paid to the memory of the
llustrious deceased, by his surviving conpeers ia
national halls Of legislation are worthy of the
sources whence they emanated, ard will meet with
heartfelt response from every true American.
Nearly the whole of yesterday was spent by the
House OF Representatives in Committee of the Whole
on the Presidents messsge-the question pending
L. - - III
relative 70 the tariff and surplus to special
committee. Mr.. Giddings avsied himself of the
opportunity to unburden his mind of an abolition
speech one or two Southern gentlemen amused
those present by poking little fun a. the Ohio dem
agogue, who in return snapped and snsrled in
manner reminding one of a Grabbed poodle endeavor
ing to rid its ribs from intrusive stick and thea
the House adjourned. What an extraordinary days
work that was! No mater, the people pay for it,
Major Gen scott'sreport to the Secretary Of War,
In relation to the army of the United States. il
given in another column but we are yet in the
dark concerning its movements for the past year. in
consequence Of the nonappesrance of the documents
which accompanied it from the Adjutant- General.
The site of the military hospital, it will be seen, is
appropriately referred to, but the General leaves its
exact location matter for further spc ulaton and
wi JcCtlS. Ou WuO4Ss VIC VSSuluons Aa wal
written, and contains some matters worthy of con-
sideration.
Our Albany correspondent. writes that another
motion for custer against Mr. Cook, from the Office
of State Treasurer, will be made before Judge Ma
son, in the sixth district Circuit Court, tomorrow.
The matter is also set down for argument in tho
Court Of Appeals on the fourth Of next month.
This one Of the most ordinary cases evsr 70.
~d.a; - ri ,t,,s NJ Will
declared by the Supreme Court to have been daily
elected to the Office Of Treasurer some months ago,
notwithstanding which, DIR Cook has, up to this
time, retained possession Of tie books and papers of
the department, despite all legal attempts to compel
him to deliver them up How much longer he viii
be permitted keep the actual functi9nsry oat Of
his office remains 10 be ascertaiped.
The representation Of Massachusetts, in the Thirty
thru Congress settled by the election last Men
day. 1t viii consist Of Dine wings, one democrat,
and ono free soier. The election to fill the three
vacancies in the present Congress resulted in the
choice Of two wings and one democrat, thus making
fhe delegation stand seven wings to one de nocrat
and two free sellers
ACCORDING TO tue latest accounts from Tampics
that city MAD declared In favor Of the revouonists
building, overloaded with grain fell in Phila-
SeIphia yesterday, ard ia supposed 10 have caused
the death Of man who was at work therein. and
has not since been seen. Why is it that people will
persist in slowing large quantities Of grain in sgbt
~ constructed fabrics thereby nsking the lives Of
all connected with them This il the third acct
dent Of the kind accompanied by ,ss Of life, that
we have been called upon 70 record within MS many
veeks
The schooner Gazette, which had suffered greatly
by the gnes on Lake Erie last week, reached Cleye
lspd on Monday morning, bus, owing TO a violent
ornr aud he ezhaus,od condition Of tho crew, who
bsd beer without fo5d for twenty -four bou.s, they
900 p,st'c to tfifE bee properly ~ y The pss
rtt stLss .vtrt. ns-cA Hi.s go. r..-.E:f these