The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-03
The News.

We yesterday received fresh intelligence from
New Granada, Peru, Chill. Ecuador Bermuda,
Martinique, Guadalupe, Barbados, Trinidad, Turks
islands, Mexico, and Guatemala. There are several
points Of interest in this news
1.-The diplomatic difficulties in Mexico with the
French Minister and the arrest of the American Con.
s0l at Acapulco.
2-rhe incursions Of hands Of armed men from Guate-
HAla into Mexico
3The apparent design Of Peru to openly assist Flores
against Ecuador.
A general disturbance in all the republics south
n the Rio Grande.
These points are indicated by the adyices publish
u this morning. in connection with those previous
y given in the HERALD. The troubles in Mexico
sey an uraPPcar III tue strcugtn Imparueu TO the
government by the contemplated coup d etat in that
epublic.
Much of our space is again occupied with ac-
cunts of the manifestations of grief in this and
ther cities, in consequence Of the demise of Mr..
Jay. As will be seen by our Geographic despatch.
,, the remains were transferred from Baltimore to
'hiladep hia yesterday. They were received in the
utter place by an immense torchlight procession,
nd conducted to Independence Hall, where they
i'll remain till this morning BY a despatch from
pc committee Of the New York Common Council.
e learn that the body will arrive here about one
CLOCK this afternoon, after which hour il is ex-
ected that all the stores and other places of bust.
ess will be closed and so remain for the balance of
! ie day. The proposed funeral parade has been
,sponed till after the excitement usually attend
! d upon Independence Day has died away.
Among the many eminent men of the country who
i've recently delivered tributes to the memory of
enry Clay is Gen. Pierce, the democratic nominee
y ~ ha preSidaucv Tho L.
aivered very eloquent and feeling address, with
gard to Mr.. C's important public services. and
rticularly in behalf Of the Compromise.
The United States Senate yesterday resolved to
brm the Governor Of Kentucky Of the vacancy in
\ Il body, caused b. the death Of Mr.. Clay, and
to collect and publish the remarks made in
h Houses on the occasion of the announcement
abe national calamity, together with the sermon
ached, on Thursday, over the distinguished de-
sed
In important communication from the Secretary
State relative TO diplomatic salaries was received
the Senate yesterday, by which it appears
nearly all our foreign representatives deem
r pay entirely too small; and on COMPARE
with the salaries paid to the agents of other
atries, it appears that many of our own agents
,ot get fair equivalent The Senate passed a
number of bills Of no special importance, after
ch the body adjourned till Tuesday.
ne House Of Representatives commenced business
erday by tabling several railroad and other land
1t was afterwards decided that Mr.. Fuller
At retain his seat from the Eleventh district Of
osylyana, and that Mr. Wright, his democratic |
estant, might 60 home The body then went
a Committee ofthe Whole on the Deficiency bill;
u J Mr. Wells, wing of this State, wound up |
lays labors by q speech on Intervention.
special Washington correspondent writes that |
Webster has expressed his disapprobation Of !
movement In favor OF getting up an indepen. |
ticket for the Presidency He has seen too |
Of political strife TO permit his own immediate |
is and others-wbo have been greatly disap-
ed by the nomination Of the Wing National |
eption--to make tool Of him at this late dav
b correspondent also repeats that four-sfths Of
census returns win have to be cast aside az
s, in consequence Of their unintelligble prepa-
lty those who collected them. What waste |
ley for nothing!
numerous gales on the lakes within the past
nonths-partcularly on Lake Ene-have des-
an immense amount Of property. The
or Caspian, during gale on Thursday night,
renched from her mooringe ut Cleveland, and
to pieces against the pier. The schooner
ay was capszed during the same gale, near
o, and it is supposed that all on board were
ed.
cunts begin to reach us from the South, rela- |
Q the promising appearance Of the coming |
crop.
htecn sailors who were recently engaged in o |
on board the ship Huntington, yesterday ar.
N Portland, where they are to be tried.
.vfal occurrence took place al the whg rati. |
n Getting in Manchester, N. H., the Other |
~ O1e nan, Il . feared, was morally in.