The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-15
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matter Of The decisive vote the Collins stc Amer5
Defeat ~ ifyou can, Ar, Speaker; bat . fair play
IS jesel"
And So aitcral, GIr. J. r. Kennedy, The same cor
respondent US is not appointed Secretary of
the Navy. Wen, lie has so, ared, at least, good
share Of puihng, FREQ Of charge, which will 10 hm no
ha,m. But who is OF is 20 DC tho Secretary o. tho
',-? WIZ melody haSeit! Can't Liz Fillmore
ind M body
Our Washington Information relates to NJ. Alb
bot cawrence, the pa.lie printing, and the proposed
goyer, ment relief foe tic Montreal sufferers In
this matter Of relief it seems that Gen Scott upon
b=jpg consulted by the President, promptly recon-
msDded tents blankets, and hundred thousand
dollars in money; bnt that the War Department
has decided that government aid oln be rendered
without The action Of Congress. The French Minis
ter has gone TO Newport. Where IS Mr.. Barney 7
M. Chase, Of Ohio, BIS written an important free
soil letter TO i. r. Butler. Have they, in these
corruF aad degenerate times, any % stated preach
IL Of The gospel AT Sandy Hill
According 70 Tho despatch from one cf our Wash
ington correspondents, pretty severe alteration
Of in the Pension Office yesterday, in which
BIZ. G. W. Jones, II. G. from Tennessee, acted
prominent part, and who viii, it is shd have to au-
il boh criminal and civil suits for hi5 conduct.
Keep cool, gentlemen, the heather is almos, TOO
10 indulge in Est gifts at present.
Quite curious little hare-up occurred in the
United States senate yesterday the coming up
of,hc lc.olelion feq.4s.ing TIE War Department to
loan small eIms % juvenile military company
posed Of the pages v both branches Of Congress
ard other youths. Senator Uale opposed the mo-
ton for tho reason that the military spirit Of this
country needed no i0steriDgthat said sprit had a.
ready elected one President and now it WIS endea-
voring 10 elect another This statement of the great
New iiampshrc free soiler, brought out Mr. Clemens
who intimatod that as DIR. L., was himself cand-
date for tho Presidency, he probably had good reR-
son for fearing ,hc military spirit Of whieh be spoke
The debate continued at some length, bas Mr.
Hale coald not DO brought 70 iefnc lis position
Ssvsrai bills either engrossed or passed by Che
Senate Among he latter was the joint resolution
granting relief to the Consal aud other Spani n
subjects, whose property was destroyed by MODS
dgiins The Cuban excitement. So much gog the IN
lariul acts ofan Infatuated people.
In he House Of Representatives, yesterday, Mr.
StusIt took oecason 70 state that he hmselfivored
I the River aid HAIbor bin reported by lie Com
7, miteo on Commerce, and denied that tie demo-
Gratis, % q party, were ever opposed to such ia,-
proyemonts, when requisite. As for Gen. Pierce
he, while in Congress, never voted against any bill
of the kind ;hat the amanted Mr.. Clay did not or
pose Huna Clay and Pierce worked in the same
harless prior 10 the enactment Of the compromise
Now ets have q slot fron the other side. A
synopsis Of the bill il favor q electiny printer for
! each house, together with the action of the body
en- various other bills, including the Collins appro-
priation, viii be fouad il the report OF the pro-
ceedirs7.
Several interesting Items Of Southern political in
lelgenee viii be found under tie telegraphie head.
= appears that the day fixed FOL tie assembling of
he Scott Convention, in Georgia, has been post
.oned from the 4th to the 18th Of August.
his does not speak very well fo- the causo Of
be old GeLera,. However, it may be, us one Of the
tacon papers feetiously osergcs, that "the people
ant time to rally" Tho Uaion and Southern
gbts parties e Alabama held conventions last
ondsy. The Cnionists decided that it was irnpo-
ic to uCminaten third candidate f5r ,ihe Prcs-
ncy, end recommended their party adherents to
Ito for wnomsoeyer they pleased ~he Southern
hts men had not decided at last accounts,
ether they would keep W separate organiza-
y, or 60 for Messrs Pierce and King.
Tie proceedings in tle second wing rejection
eing 81 Boston, last evening. win attract no
.le attention. Upon tho whole, Il was a far |
batter and more laughable failure than the first
ehpB VI IN" hlhu' NO men CT nole were present, !
those who conducted the business Of the body
ear to have had more responsibility resting upon
II shoulders than they could well stagger under.
4 ID the report.
4 W observe that call has been issued for the
ocrats OF the State Of Now York 10 assemble in
acuse IN the fret Of September, for tho purpose
ileetiDg electoral ticket, candidates for State
/ &c, SC.
2uis Papiueau, who wos oxilci as tho leading |
IN the Canadian rebellion In ioS}7, has just |
elected TO the Provincial Parliament. |
i,cb from Montreal declares that the vote in |
Nor was two to one oyor the government can
lc.
| i steamship Fanny, which VIA re,cutly aaizai
detained BY tho United States Marshal. n. "a
oh, for a violation OF tho maritime laws. IN
Dg too many passengers On board, was released
saturday, and sailed fJr san Francisco. Ii the
line officers in sone of The other Southern /
wore equally a. prornp. rs the savannah furc-
~, o large amount " disease and death on
parl would b. prevented
other fatal railroad accident occurred on the
dclpbia train. for this city, yesterday AFTER
Tho lleaan was killed. and the engineer
J. shoulder lillocatc5.
c.petch from Baiia . furnishes the names Of
J 81 those Who persisted ~ tho sinking Of the
lcr Oswego, u Lake Erie, few nights ago
ety government, anf IL departments, are
n hayo their ha1d5 full Of work quito warm
.or &c present season We pnbl,sh to-day,
hsmtAo a0d r.s,luten' offered ~ Alderman
II, d. ths seqc.-s 81 ,he fisc Dq.ai ,mcnt AL