The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-24
Interesting Correspondence.
Our Washington Correspondence.

our Washington Correspondents.
WARRINGTON, Jan. l9, 1852
Congress aud I,trreMtiom-Scotfs Opi8iors-SaU-
ards Poiicy-Wtbst1 on the Imde,~sde'st Union
Zack-Pamic among the Demeracy-Prospect of
some Trouble on Int0,eStion-C Captain Longs
Correspondence Ce,0nds Benton and Fremont
MISS Hayes The Weather.
Monday is generally the day for the dovelope-
ment of business in the two houses Of Congress,
and from their proceedings to-day, it will appear
that they have cut out several important jobs At
tho proper time We may expect an interesting de-
bate in the Senate on Mr.. Clarke's anti Kossuth
resolutions. Mr.. Clarke is Scott man, and does
not offer his resolutions Of non inter yention in Euro
pean affairs without full kno Wedge of what no Is
doing. General Scott is understood to be teetotaly
opposed to the policy Of Kosguth, and this impress
sion Of his position this subeo. has sreng hened
him among Southern wings. AS the advocate of
intervention, according to the scheme Of Seward
and Company, General Scott knows that the South
ern wings will drop him, and fall back upon Web
ster and Cobb, as the Iudor pendent Union ticket.
There is some danger, in any event, of this indie
pendent ticket. Seward goes for the power, and
Scott may cut Kossuth and his policy out and out,
and he may endorse the CoDpro nises, Fugitive
Slave law, and all, as it is understood he intends TO
to get posse sson OF the government, and the hrs.
necessity for this is available Gen. SCOTS i'm.
mense military popularity, so oMpetely over
shadows all other whig candidates, that he is
corceded on MI sides 20 b their only uGn. AMI
Intervention is rot wing doctrine. II never was
IL ID too progressive for that party. IL is better
suited to Tammany Hall, and threatens to become
serious matter OF contention bstTeen the Northern
and southern democracy at Baltimore All the
proceedings among the legislatures OF the N orhern
States upon intervention, aud ell the popular re
captions Of Kossuth, Including Tammauy IL all and
Jackson Hail. of this city, show that tho Northern
democrats 4airly IN for this thing and for the
German vote.
We expect, however, that tao South will control
tho decielon at Baltimore, unless the affairs OF
Europe should take some sudden and startling 70.
evolutionary turn There is somc alarm, however,
lest this thing Of intervention shall gain sach
headway n tho North, as to DO unmanagsablo at
Baltimore. in which event there will be q row and
split in the party, for tho South will never swallow
the doctrine In this view, the progress of Kossuth
and his policy in the West, becomes decidedly
interesting.
MIR. Webster, it is rumored, will shortly como
GU. with another Hulsemann letter for domestic
consumption. II is also said that utterly abandon
ing the idea Of q nom nation by the wing National
Convention, Mr. Webster has seriously turned his
attention to the expedent OF an independent union
ticket, and intends to run any how The Compro-
mise resolutions, lately introduced into the Senate
by Gen. Footc, are believed to hare been a move
meDt for q U nion party for the benefit Of Webster
may DO.
The res olutions intended to BIO offered to day by
Mr.. Smith, Of Alabama, calling for the official
naval correspondence in relation to the conduct Of
Kossuth on board the Mississippi were cut of by .
debate on a printing job They will probably, now,
not be offered before Monday next, which is the next
resolution day.
Col Benton, we understand has just finally con-
Guided the sale Of Frem0nt's Mexican tract CT
forty thousand acres, in California, to o London
company for million of dollars
Miss Catharino Hayes draws over wheming
houses OF q dollar q ticket-reserved seats two
dollars.
II found that this last tremendous snow storm
will cause great suffering among the poor in dis
tricts where such winter as tn has never boon
experienced before and it is also feared that much
of the grain OF the country will be frozen cat.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, 1852
Gen. DUFF Green and The Mtaica hdemnities-B . Bern
| hse and Mr.. Bnggs-.a neU Negro Question, and
Brother Brooks again Missing Bounty Land Test
Gen. Cass NOT hard
AS was to be expected, Gen. Duff Green, has stirred
up considerable agitation in the House. the subject
Of the sgeucies appointed at the last session
which to make payment Of the ndemnities due 20 Mex.
co General Green says, substantially that between
Mr. Webster, Corceysn Riggs, end the Basiny,, OF
London ethiDg like million and half OF dollars
made, will yet be made out Of payment OF
So 0c0 eco due to Mexico We apprehend however that
the only difference in the case il between tweedledum
| and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Corcoran s. Company Gen
Duff Green & Company, shall have the benefits Of the
job. Il is unfortunate that Mr. Webster then should
bsye to bear the btunt OF the fight. Can any be-
leve for a moment that Mr Webster would, under any
consideration, consent to pocket share OF the profits
Of ranser specie TO Corcoran and the Bnriugs In
exchange for Eexcrp bonds at from 80 to 20 per
dscount with which to pay the Mexican Indemnity a,
Mr. Brig, has introduced resolution inquiring
into the legality OF the election OF Mr. Bernhsel, de-
1 lG-ota fvnu Ifsh md and az In
tion will be enlarged to morrow, TO comprehend
Inquiry into the Spiritual wifery Of the Mormons.
! Ii is a pretty well established fact thst Jasss
| Brooks codsed the vote on the Fugitive Slave
| law Yesterday, resolution WAS offered declaring
the right CT the States TO exclude negroes from within
coming or remaining within their borders The rssclu-
tion intended 10 the demands Of Great
Britain in reference to certain local laws Of Charleston
g. c. under which free negroes coming into that port
board chip. taken oil and kept prison til the
vessel leaves the place The object 10 TO protect the city
egeipst the incendiary schemes Of the ab,iionists
Great Britain suffers from those Laws she has agi5ated
their const nationality and this resolution was Intended
to advise Der thet the federal government have
nothing 10 do win the subject Upon suspending the
rules to admit this resolution the Hon James BROOKS
accidentally rot forthcoming in the case q the
Fugitive slave law. And this is q sample II Northern
/ defender par e1cslttace. {! Southern rights.
In the senate to day or proposition b. Nj Walkor
les amendment TO the bill making bounty land war
rsns ssfsnaole) allowing granite 100 acres OF lana
to every Gctuel tetlsr the public lands only eight
found 20 be III the affirmative Dcusss was Tor It
so much capital in tho ecrtn and the West. sewsrd
for it, Citto Houston opposed itso much capital
in the south aud tho Atlantic coast bu Gen. Cass
not present when the vote taken which was the
best Of ALL by hs lucky accident be s not committed
70 either side which ia judoiouf position this ttk
l.h question, And so We go.
WASHINGTON, January -, 1852
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Stanton Jor TIC Ebony Line of SteamaS-Re.
marks 81 Gir. Slaughter aud q GIr. Wt55ter
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