The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29
THE WHG TUMULT AT WASHINGTON.
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PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
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COLONEL FREMONT ARRESTED IN LONDON,
CHARGED WITH
Liabilities Growing out Of tho Conquest Of
California.
SPEECH or SENATOR COOPER ON NON
INTERVENTION.
THE FREE FARM BILL IN THE HOUSE
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MICHIGAN DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
ABOLITION CONVENTION AT CINCINNATI,
&c. 60. 20.

Highly Interesting from washnigtOn..
THE SOUTHERN wHIG MANIFEsTO-RUMORED REPLY
OF MR. MANGUM AND TIM, NORTHERN wHIGs-RE-
PORT THAT GEN SCOTT WILL SHORTLY COME OUT
IN FAVOR OF THE COMPROMISES, INCLUDING THE
FUGITIVE LAW, ErC.
srgoIAL cokREsrosDEEcE HERALD.
W.4H,SGroS, April 2s--9 p. NJ
The Southern address creates great sensation here
1t is understood that Mr. Mangum and the other whg
MEMBER who agree with him. intend to out with
address, in reply to that issued by the Southern
bers who left the 1t is claimed that tho address
issued to-day does great injustice to the position
by Mr. Mangnm and his friends In the first place. that
at the former meeting 1t moved by Mr.. Cabell OF
Florida Of the seceder that the rules of the Senate
should govern the meeting that this resolution Of
remained in force ut the Adjournment Of tho
meeting; that Mr. Stanley Of N c., moved as tho first
bniness Of the adjourned meeting tho axng the time
and place and that according to tho rules adopted both
Mcssrs. Marshall and Genry's substitutes and amend
ment ruled out of order not being germainc to
the original resolution: that Mr. Mangum distinctly
rcsouon introduced at the proper time that Messrs
Stanley, Cuom Cooper, Taylor Ewing. and others. OK
pressed their willingness to take up the resolution i'm
medatey after the fixing Of the time and place for hold
ing the convention and vote for it This will be tho sub
stance 81 the reply arguing the question Of order and
ut the same time expressing full agreement in the
promise resolution, distinct and substantive pro-
position
I also learn from authority in which place conf
dence that letter will shortly be published from Gen
Scott avowing in the most distinct manner his entire
approval Of all the compromise measures including tho
fugitive slave law.
Messrs Gentry and Marshall will attend the Fillmore
meeting in New York. X. w
CLBRKs DIsMIssED-POsTMAsTER HALL-THE wHIG
CAUCUS, ETC.
sRoM REGULAR coRREsroNDrNr.
WASHINGTON, April %, 1852
Twenty clerks in the census bureau received no.
tifcations to-day Of their dismissal from employment
The assigned being deficiency in the appropra
tions.
The Of the resignation Of Postmaster General
Hail. notwithstanding the denial thereof Is still
serted-a mission to Prussia being assigned him,
to Neil Brown Of Tennessee who desires be
called Francis Granger Is named Mr.. Halls sue
but all having business with the Post Office pre-
fer for his efficiency Assistant Postmaster General War
The assertion in the Tribune that the reporter Of the
whg caucus by telegraph Is the person who
responds with the Eryrvss over the signature Of An
Eye to the Capitol" Is incorrect As reporter to tho
Associated Press Of New York my desire to impair
TALLY and my report Of that is fully sustained by
the facts OF the and the publication Of the Southern
whg manifesto to-day.