The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-22
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
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Interesting Debates in both Houses Of Congress-.
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OHIO WHIG STATE CONVENTION,
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Important from Washingtom.

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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE HERALD.
MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL sCOTT-THE MEXICAN
CLAIMS.
WAsHsoroN, July 21, 1852.
senerd Scott has been prevailed upon not to 90 to
Niagara or Lundy's Lane and take part in the great
celebration-bu it was hard work to keep him back At
first he was determined to gobut his friends feared
that ne would commit an pas and they havesuc.
ceeded after infinite labor in saving him from his own
inherent weakness The struggle however has made him
quite sick.
The examination of witnesses is still going on before
Soules committee on the subject of the Mexican Com
mission, and the Mexican claims Strange revelations
are still coming out. will give 20 list Of the wit
nesses, with the substance of their evidence in few
days. No other can get it but myself DANIEL
FREE SOIL CANDIDATE FOR THE VICE PRESIDENCY
GARDINER TRIAL.
WASHINGTON, July 81 1852.
Rufus G. spaldipg, distinguished democrat politician
OF Ohio and of the Supreme Court of that State
stalked of for the free soil candidate for Vice President
GARDENERS trial is not likely commence in less than
week from this time, should it be called sooner pre-
dict that both parties will not be prepared 1t Is not
probable that it will be continued to next term. b.
THE NIAGARA CELEBRATIoN-THE DEMOCRATIC SPLIT
in NEW YoRK-THE VACANT JUDGEsHIPs--HoN
JOHN BARNEY.
WASHINGTON July 81, 1852.
understand that one Of the reasons which have in
duced General Scott to abandon his contemplated visit
to Niagara is that his health is not good the exer-
ton OF such trip, with the thermometer at ninety
would, it is feared, prove too much for him
Chase beyond all doubt will receive the Pttsburg no.
mnation He Is the strongest of the free soil party
and its believed will carry large in Ohio and New
York; but neither of the two great parties here feel any
soictude because it is believed he will take as many
votes away from the the other.
Van Burens barnburner friends here rdicule the idea
Of there 5eing split in the democratic vote in New
York.
If the plan is carried out of appointing Postmaster
General Hall to Judge Conkins place. the chances are
that Mr. Hall will be rejected by the Senate 1t has too
much the appearance of bargain and sale For Mr.
Fimores reputation it is to be hoped he will not be
party to any plan by which member of his cabinet will
be pensoned on the country.
There are great many applicants for the vacant
Judgeship OF the Supreme Court. Kentucky has put
forward her clams but the President has learn de-
cided that the appointment must be given to some one
in the Circuit of Lousian Alabama, and Arkansas
The Grand Jury here have ignored the indictments
against Hon John Barney brought on the complaint of
the french Minister. X. w.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT,
DAY CONVICTED OF MANsLAUGHTER- GARDI-
NER's TRIAL.
WASHINGTON, July 21, 1852.
The Jury in Days returned the following verdict
Guilty of manslaughter, and not guilty Of MURDER
This unexpected verdict is solely attributable to the pow
erful exertions Of his advocate, Joseph H. Bradley
No day has yet been fixed for the trial of Dr. Gardiner