The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-17

:. r.. s-TE AftStErr GEORGIA,
80 -A,iA, lsn >, lS32,
TIP q, IL S.0m.r G5ys.9 % Hirar1-Judes
Starssy a Hegona, No Recognised As CorsM-
~ Go"sfa' Position an e peetni Rs,tu'a HON
III FaHrg Asailsi -iy1sr ..a1s II. Cnbe--Gsl
Fafe- Greet BIZ a haasR9, 81
eft ga.r gay, snow. cla. city the 26th orlast
I'1'A, aIid ne marry juggling Of sleigh bells,
ana with n atmosphere AMI 1 wiai cold enough to
''c-ac': Jt-r c5stas' Our sa.la1: steamer, the
Georgia, r,ggheI her w,y down the harbor
through -args 2elcs # ice, s1i !. was only until
~ 1ai I'm down tt a, Neyirsiak shat our course
bscam. alobst;uotsd. w. discharged The pllo. at
=. M and n he aszt day y. : 2 II we wsre
d niles from Eas!eras, having n ads fno run OF
~ n.l!,. Tia weather was intensely cold, and
IT, gal.aat7y Of the gentlemen vas taxed very
much n giving Up he stove to the entire monopoly
o:iAe -aa:es The EXT dar, however, the wind
haa.eA 20 tie L ;. L whioh kicked I'D an ugly
haad sea ald sslt the ladies 70 their barths much
t. The relef of.he gentlemen, rh, took possession
-tae stove. On the 18th the weather moderated
AID became warm ard pleasant We continued
10 hare succession Of head winds ari strong cur
rsnt5 against rs, aaddi rot arrive here until this
morning at daylight The news from California is
70 tAe on atimo, rh'ch you vii ha7s received by
the Lhpire clty Ge4l aust, It IL said, Is touad
Our Few Consul, Judge w. L. Sharkcy, arrived
acre few days $50, but las aot rs ye. entered
upon the duties Of his cs'cc, and learn it will be
come month; before his eya.uator arrives from
spain. The Consul General mas refused to recog-
Mise aim as Consai. but has intimased that he
would acknowledge aim as commercial agent" of
The United states, if lie viii make the application
Judge ShaIkey i extrem ely dissatisfied, and is de-
teTnned net TO act At all, until fully recognized
as Consul. 1t seems to me- that ths administra
ton has placed Judge Sharkey in a very delicate
position, and it should have taken care before the
Judge LETT the states that there should be no
question az to bis raeognitca. Ii appears that
Consul Owen never received his eyaquator until
within month before be left. and that he never
was, recognized but as commercial agent"
Had Judge Sharkey been made aware Of this he
rsyef wou!c nave resigned his post as Chief Justice
Of Mississippi. with ne prospect Of scat in the
nonabie position .From, what have learned on
tie subject should not be surprised if the Judge
re!mrZcd very soon + The nitcd States.
Ihe United states s!oop Of var Decatur, Com
Two for Pensacola. As lorr az an American 5hip
CT war lies IA port, American here feel protected
but as Don US the ship Leave; thsy feel forsaken;
and as JuJge shaiSfy IS powctlcss, Of course our
interests mus sLIer very much. Congress should
at once take ~ cur miserable con ular system and
reorgani1e il on irmer basis as well as increase
he powers and "a aries OF the otce FOR the present
y'tem Is wore tAan none at all. They still keep
90 ashcte, while The rssnW against Americans
continues unabatcd, ard, to use the mildest Ian
guage, W are I'M f.om being treated on footing
With =" the mCst favored nations
Amofs Our passengers were General Foo.e and
lady, AID then two accomplished and interesting
daughters, the Intellectual and beautiful Miss
tctaJia sullivan or Mississippi, Mrs. Henry
Haight OF New y ork, Colonel Miller, Judge .lgin,
and the two Misses Kelso, OF louisiana. General
cote leaves this morning in ID. steamer Philadel-
rhia, for New Orleans. 50 az to reach Mississippi
on tho eth irst to he inauguratea as Governor;
but fear 40 will not reach there in time.
AS there is no steamer i,r Aew onis / shall
have to send this bF-lhe Now Orleans steamer,
ana let it take its chance by the Southern mali
route, So that !, may possibly reach you in the
course Of a month.
There wa great hail given here on the lst
inst, and II = said the Cuifornans on board the
PhilSlclrpia, who we're kent wasiig for our
ardT, ttjo.cj themselves very much. The mail
~ INC sIeaueI is closing. ard must end here. ;.
Army Iuitliigonce.
csachnfnt II recruits embarked board the
steamer FaiccI on the lah instant. The loosing
the names tt TIE thcers Who SEC npanti Il Captain
ps,ten ~ lptanrJ; Iiret Lieuttnsnt s. Mason, 81
Aii!lo7y. i!fst lieutenant Y n Caster LIST Dragons,
BfeTe second Lieutenant J. curtiss Jr "A Infsntry,
bfeVi second Lieut. rant a. Il. Bond "a Infantry,
Afsisiaut sugeon II lraae q S A Assist. Surgeon
j, J Dilhsu, Y. a.. With 800 enlisted men
GAYAI CoKTEtcrg Ii Il said Tint \ Y. Paine
hare 'td their award - st5rher aad WA OTIS and ia.
~ er il prrriut' IF 80 Ge3 y /. ale stated
:. Ut tha heers Ots offered q tas, Tia contract at
shout a.tqJ lees far He tncs & 80 J.ut-ectlr, 70