The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

sin II Is doubtful whether she viii ever BE- abe to
turn Louis Napolsou's eyes from bsrsolf He hes
an old score 10 settle with her. Nevertheless 1t
may DO possible THAT his over Jealous and a. 7onsu-
rous subjects on this side OF the Atlantic and on
the Pacific side Of this continent, will get him into
difficulty BIZ fore he Il aware oft.
We learn that the wheeliog bridge fair is likely
70 create triangular officially between the judi
cisl, legislative and executive powers The Su-
yeme Court, at the last term decided th,t the
bridge was a nuisance and must come down. CON
gress Immediately after declared the bridge to be
post-route, and that II must therefore stand. The
Court will undertake to enforce its decree, and
the President will Of course see that the act Of Con-
gress 10 carried ou. Here's an important question
to be settled
A despatch dated at Raleigh, North Carolina,
yesterday states that tho Legislature Of that State
had not yet succeeded in electing United States
Senator, TO supply the place Of the Hon, Willie z.
Aargum after the 4th Of March next The demo
crass had Withdrawn Gsn Dobbin, and agreed 10
csucus on the Hon. Thomas l. Clingman, who
represen.s tho First Congressional district Of
the State in the House Of Representatives Tue
Legislature was to adjourn yesterday, but whether
prior thereto Mr. was elected we are not in.
formed This gentleman took prominent part in
securing the election Of Gen Pierce to the Pfesi.
de1cy, and although not regular "old line" d.mo-
crat he is nevertheless With the purity all i'm
po-,ant qacstions, and will bring great deal Of
| eporey and resolution to tho democratic cause
One hundred hrkins 0. the Irish butter imported
in the stesmahip Niagara were yesterday sold at
auction in Boston the article brought between
twenty seven and twenty NJ ne cents per pound
The importation Of batter, particularly from Ire
land, sscms very strange Why, it was bat few
years ago that We we're sending over breadstuhs by
the Wholesale in order to keep large unbers ofthc
il habtants Of that country from starvation. We
are really glad to God that, in return, they are now
able to spread our broad with good butter.
despatch from OTego states that two thousand
hogs and several car loads Of cattle passe through
that place on their way to this city, yesterday.
Seventy. FIVE persons are reported to have dsd
from cholera within the space of ten days. Mt Apl-
1sshicols, Ia. Professor MoCay, Of the Georgia
Upivertiy, was among the victims
The Reverend William Allen, d. ID delivered
eloquent and able lecture last evening Mt Metro
poitan Hall, on "John Hampton" for viii III SEGA
very full report elsewhere.
Three steamers, with late intelligence from Eu-
rope, may nov be expected a. any moment. Toe
Washington and The new Cunard sorrow steamer
Andes S'e both fully due at this port, with four
days later news; and the Canada, with one week
later, is over due at Halifax.
To days inside pages contain letters from Wash
ipgton and Bos on; Communic atoms relative to the
case of CLARK and Sullivan, and Instructions to Mer
chant Captains; tho Pugh Divorce Case in the Court
Of Common Pleas Message Of the Governor OF Flori
da Description Of the Frat Locomotive West Of tho
Mississippi Tho Chinese Dramatic Troupe; Dplo-
n attic Expenses Abroad; The Preside initial Election
in Micbea IN AMI Virginia; The New Coustitu ion Of
Louisiana; Miss Bacons Sixth Historical Lesion;
various Obituary Notices, and large number Of
advertisements and news paragraphs Of every de-
scIip:ion.
The Policy or lhe Incoming Administrations.
While an anxious host Of expectAnts are securing
the country in search Of Daniel to expouad the
oracular predictions of the Prc,ideutial organ 1t
Concord, it may not, perhaps, be miss to devote
brief space to cooj Of ON the policy
Of the il canning administered alton Though We sh all
not enjoy the advantage possessed by cur conten-
poray in the confidence Of the President elect. the
state OF the country is no mystery, and We shall
not probably 90 far wrong If We attempt in .
s.raightfor ward way TO foroshadow the measures
which honest democratic cabinet will deem i, its
duty to introduce. a knowledge of the names Of
those who arc to all the Chief Off ,cs of State woald
be perhaps q tafer key to General Pierce's policy
than the suggestions of our own Judgment and OF.
perieDce; bnt ~ho:hor the eclectic principle DO
adopted, and next March witness the fraternh
union Of Cas-, Douglas, and Marry, or whether, in
pursuance o. q m ore exclusive system, the future
elise holders be entirely chosen from one or othSr
of the factions into which the party is divided
whether the administration be composed Of tried
men whose every sentiment is familiar to the
people, or whether host Of obscurties 90 oned
TO fame and power ~ tho Presidents beck. the re-
quircmsnts Of the nation leave us little room to
doubt, and the oabinct little room to choose, what
line Of coIduct they will pursue. We not adyen-
turing what Little rerutstiea for accuracy posscys
in pfcactirg that individual predictions will
yield to the pressure of circumstances, and that
whatever may have been hitherto the various opin-
ions Of the future secretaries Of State they will now
converge towards enc defnite focus
Four years tf inaction, 20 far as administrative
labor il concerned, but Of unequalcd individual en-
telprise-years which commenced uador gloomy
.kits, and during At least half Of witch murky
clouo, heavily charged with danger treason and dis
III on overhung the land and threatened--God for
bid that We should say it, but il is too true-the
ruin ard desols.ion o. our beloved country-years
marked by DO measures OF internal Liquidation to
vi ich future prosperity may hereafter bc sscrbsd
and Boosting claim to The credi. of having raised
our national honor abroad-yesrs which the future
historian will note the memorable epoch n which
the United States lost two Of their grcs.est men
four years Of prosperous commerce, such the world
never witnessed before extending and expanding IN
spite Of m.goyernment a. no ne and jealous hostility
abroad have opened field for legislative reform.
which may well sppa tinid, While it whet, the
zeal of patriotic administration TEE men Of 1858
viii, we trus., DO thoir duty
oDc Of the FIRE. subjects to which their attention
will nalniant he tirentan win he AZ 100000