The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-09
The News.

By the ARRIVAL CT the steamship America at III ali.
Dix we have three days later commercial advice3
from Europe, but owing to the impossbility of
operating glon the wires, in consequence OF the
storm, we unable to procure any Of the roliti.
cal news The report ofthe transactions in the diff
Yent markets will oe read with ranch Ateres by our
merchants generally Considerable activity pre-
vailed in the Liverpool cot,on 7aa-ket, and prices
sor the better qualities had slish,iy inproved
Beef and pork were scarce, and had advanced ac-
cortiingly. Indian corn had also gone up Consuls
closed az par in London on the 2Sth; and the gone
IA. aepect Of ali the markets indicates tranquility.
ard subsistence Of all revolutionary schemes
throughout Europe.
The business in the United States Senate yester-
DAY, was opened by the presentation Of host cf
petitions in favor Of the passage OF the Free Farm BILL
Motions made to take up various bills. but
Of thcm were acted upon. We observe tuat
steps being taken to have the Presidential man
zion adorned with the paintings Of several eminent
artists u. h POLITICAL parties will PROBABLY approve
II thr. each anticipates furnishing tenant for
ths White House, after the fourth of next May5h.
Several unsuccessful attempts were yesterday
made IN tie House of Representatives, 10 bring up
-ie California and New York Branch Mint bii,s
go soon az members get tho furry and excite
auont produced by .i,c Presidential nominating
rentlons, it IL expected they viii be able to com.
trohoDd the importance Of this matter, aud Inete
out equal Justice ly establishing Iain, in Calilor
n:a, whore the gold is found, and another in tbs
city. where nearly all the precious motal comas.
Justice &c those Woodworking and honest men 7be
nave ysked life and health &c rrocure the pr. ous
metal Of which they have not unfcequeltiy been
deprived by sbalpers, demands the location Of minis
sp tbe cities Of San Francisco and New York.
very important and just bill was poltcl in thc
Houec, from the Committee on Public Lands pro-
posing to give proper amount Of the public do
main 10 the old States for school purposes, aad
portion to the new Satos, 10 assist the coRstruc-
ton Of railroads. The passage OF this measure
would establish an equality among all, and would
assist in diminishing the odium attached to the
several bi!la which have portioncd ont immense
quantities Of land to various Of the new States and
given nothing to the old ones. We repeat bhat al
the new lands belong 10 The several States con-
jointly, as is plainly laid down il the deeds ced-
ing said territory from the old States to the federal
government; and if this property isnow TO DC wrcs.sd
sIom the control Of the government, it should be
equally anI fairly divided among ell tho stock
holders, or different. States As act Of sheer jus
lice, the bill reported yesterday should De passed,
as it is perhaps The only way in which MANY Of the
States can derive any benefit f.o-a the property
which thoy have contributed both ID and treasure
10 purchase
By reference to our column inns morning 40 WIZ
be seen that the webster lean ana tne beiAoaIa'le
feneral committee IN thiS ."y' arc iaiIy ''Vused'
ara actively preparing '"t coming events nc
webster committee meeting WIS pretty wen aIt2nu-
cd last evening the speakers were someNAat more
animated than "sua ana the audience pore solh- lins
= the impress OF confidence Oh tneif btows. Whe-
liner IL Is tue nomination q 1eh' tietDe' "a extreme
Eastern man. as tAe 'ahaio".e q 'ne oemoeraey'
that has thus suddenly inspired them with fre2h
rope Tor their Cicero o. the East, or whether 1t -
q belief hat the scottites IRE Wayerng aue fright
ehea, Of course IL = sn'9ss''l- @ ecu NeYsrtae
'ess' At : quite efl'.n' t'a. ~ webster ineufa