The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-22
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HIGHLY INTERESTING Prom WASHINGTON.
TIE WEBSTER AND HUI SEMANN AFFAIR
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PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
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Correspondence between Secretary Webster and
Minister Bives, Relative to French Affairs.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT In THE HOUSE.
The Appropriation to Meet the
Mexican 1nstalment.
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NcgOttatOrs Charged with Exceeding the
Bounds Of Justice.
"A r + IRIS In ALB ANY.
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MEETING OF The AGRICUL TURAL SOCIETY.
VARIOUS MEDALS AWARDED.
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Trial Of the Fugitive Slave Rescuers,
A AIRS IN ALBANY,
MEETING OF THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
VARIOUS MEDALS AWARDED.
Trial Of the Fugitive Slave Rescuers,
&c., &c., DC.
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TIKI HULSEMsNN And WEBSTER plrFicULTY--Ex-
rLASATioN-TuE sICkETARY's Kossu TIL BANQUET
SPEECH NOT ENDORSED Bl rHE PRESIDENT, ErC.
srroIAL CORRESPONDENTS YORK HERALD.
WAsHiNeroS, Jan. Els Pm
Upon careful inquiry, in various quarters we are
enabled to report what believe be the fact con.
corning the Misunderstanding between Chevaer Huss-
mann and Secretary Webster The former did address
remonsrapce to the President against the speech of Mr.
Webster ct the Congressional banquet. 1t was dig
ned letter excepting certain expressions against Kos
euth, which quite natural under the circumstances
n hulssmanH explicitly stated that the sentiments
of kr Webster, encouraging component part Of the
Austrian empire to rebellion, endorsed by the
President, the only alternative for the Austrian
Minister near this government would be to quit
she country. The President invited NJ Hulsemann
to q confidential conversation which was accepted
Husemann wns then informed substantially, that the
views Of the executive government expressed in
the annual message to Congress and in the Presidents
reply to Kossutbs address his visit to the White
House. that the executive did not endorse the speech
Mr. Webster. With this explanation Chevaisr Hulse-
mann expressed himself satisfied provided he might be
permitted the privilege Of reducing the facts of the
versation to writing Tor the information of his govern
ment. The President commented, ana thus the matter
stands Meantime NJ. Hul.emann has given Secretary
"eostef, omcially and eocially the cut direct and
avoids all occasions where there is necessity of contact
CONSUL MISUNDERSTANDING HoAx-SEcRETARY
wEBsTER's SPEECH AT THE COLONIZATION ANN.
VERs.RY, ETC.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81 1852
The Republic denies the statement that the Captain
General OF Cuba refused to receive Consul Shsrkey
cept as commercial agent The govern ent has salts
factory assurances regarding his reception.
Great excitement was created in arlington yeser.
day by the reception of a despatch from New York
stating that three hundred ladies and gentlemen were
drowned IN croeting over the ice to Brooklyn
The American Colonization Society ceebrst ed their
aLniversa'y. yesterday in the First Presbyterian
Church. The assemblage addressed by the
Hon Daniel Webster, and Mr.. Stanton, OF Tennes-
zee MIR Webster said he doubted the practice.
bit the utility and the objects Of the society He CON.
tempated with amszement the dark ways Of Providence
IN permitting the emigration Of Africans to this country
for selfish and avarcous ends They about to
90 back and carry with them light, knowledge freedom
and religion to the home Of their ancestors He said
emigration was the prominent idea of this age that.
million And half had emigrated fren Ires nd to the
United States within few years greatly to tho advan
tsge OF Ireland Emigration Of colored persons from
this country to Africa, be said ally practicable
especially encouraged by the government it was des
tined TO produce great good The separation of the
races he argued ndirpens the elevation Of
the blacks would greatly promote their happiness
and not diminish the happiness of the whites