The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-29

ITEMS FROM ALL QUARTERS.
FrOm Washlngton city.


WASHINGTON, June Is, 1852
THE JouaNAL.
Mr. BRoDHxAD moved to dipense with the reading o.
the Journal IT contained nothing but record the
action Of the Senate some adverse reports
Mr. MANGuM objected, and the journal was read.
fETI1IoSs-NEw YORK sEAME>'s CEMETERY, ETC.
Mr.. FlsH presented petition from New York praying
for giant Of money for the cstabl hmcnt Of cemetery
for the interment Of seamen in that city.
Mr.. WALLER presented petitions, from the City of
Washington, for the removal Of tho aanthu rees from
he public grounds ia the city.
Several petitions were in favor Of the
Of the Homestead bill.
sETTLEs.ENr ACCOUNTS OF MILITARY or rrcEss
hr SHIELDS reported bill providag for the settle
mcnt OF the accounts OF military officers charged with
collection of contributions during the war He
alfo porteda bill extending the provisions Of the act al
lowing the War Department to sell and dispose of Mill
tary stes no longer required for the public use.
The bill was taken up and ordered TO be cngrossed
HuLsEssArN CORRESPONDENCE
The CHAIR laid before the Senate message from tho
President Of the United States Transmitting in oomu
with the resolution Of the Senate copy Of tulse
letter Secretary of state when withdraw
ing from the Uni'ea States the reply of Mr. Hunter tho
acting Secretary Of State and subsequent letter by Mr.
Webster The two former have been already pub
lished. The following Is copy Of the latter
THE SECRETARY MR. M'cuRpY.
DEpARTMENT or STATE.
WAsHNGToN, June 8, 1852. (
U .. MGCuRDY, Esq, Vienna
Sri transmit copy Of note of tho Goth Of April
last addressed TO mo by the Chevaier hulsemana
nouncing his intention Of returning Austria Tns
reached me in Baltimore being lhen bound a visit
to Massachusetts, from which have lately turned
On receiving directed MIR Hunter the an
swtr copy of which is also herewith enclosed 1t is
obvious from the tenor Of all his
70 this department that the Cheveer ulseann cxpe-
rence In The diplomatic service of his
instructed him accurately the and Limits of hls
official functions that andinp h,s long resi-
In this country he Is quite unnformed The cn,rac-
ter Of institutions the responsibilities of pubic
men in the United States for their sent-
n in
he Cheyaer HulseIIapn hithtr 1888 Secre-
taIy OF Lega ion under the highly accomplished Baron
dc Maresc chal who was accredited Lnvoy EXtraor
nary OF his Imperial Majesty Ever the retirement
OF that gentleman he has Charge Il out
20 lar as we are aware without any regular commission
fr, m his government. 1t is certain that bc has
been accredited to this department by the Au,lr,sn
Minister for Foreign Affairs. Tho Chcvaier Iulsemann
II appears has yeI to learn that foreign
or Its Representatives take just an thing
which officer of this government may say pri
capacity. Official commune ,,ions only arc to
be recognized ss indicating the sentiments and
views OF the government of the United states IL
tbose communications are friendly in their character,
.he ioregn shftncerily In rhea or to ~ nner
dtfer matters showing the real sentiments of the
government. You will from the Chevalier IIuse-
manns note that he made an appeal 70 the President
against what no called newspaper inpropreties and
unofficial remarks Of the head Of this department The
President acuated by benevolent desire preserve,
unimpailcd the friendly relations between tue
governments, waived ceremony and unoiciay listened
his remarks In pursuing this course however by
no means ded 10 allow the Cheys,icr ulsemann to
suppose that he not well Of mis- ofici, po
The Chevalier Hulscmann should know that charge
dafsircs whether regularly commissioned acting
such without commission, hold official intercourse
Only with the Department Of State. le has right
even to converse with the President matters OF
business, and may consider IL liberal courtesy
that no is PIetented TO him at all | take it for
grantee that you should imagine the Austrian Minister
right Of appeal the Emperor Although usually, We
rigid in these matters yet markod disregard Of
ordinary forms implies disrcspect TO the government
itself should of course. notice the pec4o SUD
jects Of complaint by the Chevaer ilul.enana WHAT
personal to him must be allowed pass without
observation.
You at liberty to read this despatch IN the Aus
t1isp Minister Tor Foreign Affairs
! an, sir, respectfully your obedient scrsnt
DANIEL WEBS TER.
ho above named documents we're laid on the Ia bic,
enc oruered to be printed.
rnE BOUNDARY CONFERENCE.-The
COLONEL WELLER.
MIR. WELLER, (dcm Of Cal. offered resolution
Nbch was laid over, rferfing TO select comnt.so Of
nye the charges made against Mr. Bartlett, CON
ni soner to the Mexican boundary. lie said that
he would call it up morrow, when he would
casion reply charges made agalt him in the
Senate two years ago, while he the Bouuiary
Ccnmlsio
INDIAN PORTRAITS
Mr.. JAMES, (dcm OF Il. l., gave notice of joint reso
luton to purchase gallery OF Indian portraits
hihiiing at the Smithsonian Institution.
THT cEnsUs--rHE ELTURss from MARYLAND PRONOUNCED
INCOMPLETE,
Mr. BayARp. (dem of Del, from the committee TO
vbt m referred the returns with historical
sketches geological calculations &c. Sc Of the state Of
Mary land, prepared by the supernIendeE
plan for the publication OF the whole returno. made a
report The committee pronounce the hif rsd sIc
% state cities and towns the geological histories, tho
calculations the returns of deaf and dumb biui
iuoic persons tables giving the place, OF baty
~ and occupations II persons, and lne sdO stttitcs
contained N the sample before them Incomplete
inaccurate false useless and unnecessary. and rocom
memo that they all be omitted In the published
They ray that IL their mmendaiOn be adopted tho
OF the viii be reduced than four
hi Of What they have been aweed to by tho census SUI
lerintendent
ibe report was ordered to he printed
Ex.curyE SESSION.
At one O'Clock, Nr. GwTs. (dem Of Cal, moved an
Executive session which was agreed
At four O'Clock the doors opened and She SENATE
adjourned