The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-11
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VERY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON
RELEASE OF JOHN 8. THRAsHs HsR.
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PROCEEDINGS In CONGRESS-.
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Non-Intervention in the Senate.
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Protection TO Oregon Fmisrants in the House.
AFFAIRS In THE STATE CAPITAL.
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Suppose Murderers Arrested.
RnTn Of the Spanish Consul to sGw Orleans,
&c., &C., 80.
Important from Washington.
2ELEAsE or JOHN S. THRAsHER-THE OUTRAGE ON
THE PRoMETHErs, ETC.
SPECIAL coRsEsPoNDEHcE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Feb 10-10P. M.
We have much satisfaction In announcing that advces
seceved a the State Department, to day contain the
Of the release Of John Thrasher by the
Spanish government.
The correspondence with reference to the Prometheus
outrage which has been smicably arranged with Eng
land, viii be sent to Congress morrow. N.Y.
SENATOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1852
Senator Whitcomb who has been quite i'll for several
days, may now be considered convalescent.
Navigation the Potomac is now opento Georgetown
TaIREY-sECOND CONGRESS-.
/, FIRST SESSION.
Senate
WASHINGTON, Feb %, 1852
The Senate met at half past twelve
PETITIONS.
Mr. Downs presented petition for the establishment
Of mail steamers between New Orleans and Vera Cruz
ola Tampico.
Mr SHIELDS presented the petition of man who lost
his coat at the late fire in the Capitol asking to be
nerated his loss Referred to the committee Jor
tingent Expenditures.
Mr. FISK presented the petition of the banks Ia AL
bany and of the members of the LEGISLATURE Of Now
York in favor of mint in Nav York city.
number of other petitions were presented.
MONEYS COLLECTED IN CALIFORNIA.
Dir PEARcf, from the Finance Committee, reported
neys collected in CALIFORNIA; by military contribution
otherwise prior to her admission into the Unioa with
Mr. Gwir gave notice of his oppos to tho BILL and
Of several amendments he intended to offer.
ASSIGNMENT OF LAND WARRANTS.
Ths bill making laad warrants assguable, rs amended
by the House referred to the Coamtsee Public
Lands.
Nov-ISTEHyENTIoN.
Mr. CLAnKEs non Intervention resolutions were taken
up, when
Gen CAss (dem OF Mich, took the floor, and spoke
at length his views upon this subject of Intervention aud
non intervention His argument was addressed 10 his
resolution that the United States could not regard
but with deep the Interference Of Russia for
example in the event Of anoar revolutionary struggle
in Hungary The speech OF csn Cass starting from this
point, tFTsrsed the whole field of International law and
Is learned able, philosophical and statesmanke view
Of the whole subject His conclusions are, that while
not prepared to maintain the doctrine of inter
venticn in Europe by force of prepared to
express ard it s our duty, nation, to express our
rtmonsranc,s and protests, ssnt all such violations Of
the rights Of States and international justice have
lately chsrs the policy of the despo Of Austria
and Russia 1t is duty at leat to protest against
them and place the protest upon record.
When Mr. Cass had claded he said he would reply
Go Mr.. Clarke on another occasion
Mr. CLsMEss (dem of Ala, then got the foor and
The tubect postponed until Thursday, to enable
Mr. Badger to ansh his speech the Compromise
,utons, which he will do to morrow.
After short executive session the Senate adjourned.
House of Representatives.
WAsHlSGrov, Feb. 10, 1852,