The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-25
Our Warrington Correspondence.

TIE Report az the Cfdh Judges-Ihs Boundary Sur
vty- Plugging Sailors Collins Line of STEAMERS
This is the Lords Day, "that point of time
snatched from the rapacity Of man" on which Je.
hovah rested himself from world of labor and
"the same rest remaipeth for the people of 3D."
We are in the midst Of a terrible Sabbath snow
storm, which prevents us from mingling with the
Israel of God, and wrestling with them for the
heritage and blessing Of Jacob Still, we have the
sermons of Sterne to comfort us, and We can med-
tate heavenly and divine subjects, while all the
wicked, and the workers of iniquity, are at rest
sleeping and slumberng over the yawnipg guf-the
fearful and inevitable abyss Of wo. Another week
of weakly efforts, and Of mos. forcble feeble at
tempts, has passed over the administration and
Congress. without producing any great good to our
common country. The admins ration is left, by
hcssutb. 10 breathe freely again and the FIRST evi
dence Of its vitality is corrected rcvs ed and i'm
proved report frem the Utah Judges, addressed to
the President, and by him communicated to Con
gress This amended and improved report, so
different from the copy on file iI the State
Department, and the tive copies published
in the New York Tribune and HERALD, as we'll
as the copy furnished by the State Depart
ment to the delegate from Utah, as Dr. Bernhesel
stated to the House, when he endeavored in vain
to have his copy the report received and printed
When a tells three four different stories in
relation to any thing, scarcely believe any
thing which he says; 80 these reports so numerous
and extraor dnary arc to be received with great
ton and grains of allow ance, especially when
we consider the source from whence they emanate,
the circumstances under which they are brought
before the country, teeming with enormitics, and
quadrup ed by learned judges and legal fcsioEs,
through the permission, counsel and advice of the
President, who communicates different report to
the House of Represen tives from those published
in the Missouri and New York papers, and from the
copy furnished by the State Department the dele
gate from Utah. :" has bad aspect" 1t looks
like collision, if not q conspiracy, between the
returning ofhcers!rom L tab and the administra-
ton to get up rumpus with these Mormon people,
who are 3far off, so as to remove the Just odlum
which attaches to these Judges appointments, and
their concerted retro at from the territory by
a removal of the Governor, and the certain conflict
to follow between the [ government and that
people end territory.
The administration have removed or recalled
Captain A Gray, the principal or chief surveyor
Of the Boundary Survey. Captain Gray has been
TIE only able and efficient officer that line of
survey. Weller spd Bartlett both quarrelling aud
incompetent, tho whole of the line rested on Capt.
Gray. He is row made to give way, uuier the
pretext Of reducing the expenses OF the survey,
but really and truly to provide salary of So 900
year for Emory, and TO furnish him materials, in
the field notcs OF Captain Gray. for another iu-
terestiDg book. TO be published with official 6,gt,
and at the public expense This will be inquired
into.
Mir. Malory's speech in answer to Commodore
Stockton, created some little surprise and amuse-
ment Ii seems the Commodore believes one say
ard practices another. like . great many other
good Christians. He ahhors tie practice Of fog
ging sailors in the navy, while the iog book Of
MS last voyage dscloses the s5riped and scarided
desperation under the old Mosaic Law, which
proves him the veriest demagog0e extant, and tie
most cruel dtspot on the seas
Collins lire OF steamers is regarded with more IA
vor than any other, as entitled to nationai en-
couragement; blu! the other lines OF ocean steamers
are in bad oder, and the candidate OF the ocean
steamers, for President, the young ga ~ of the
West" will be blown up. He has rna all summer
upoer the nigh pressure OF mint iuieps and cham-
pagne, inflated and excited with assurance and
expectation. to be extipguishod forever, and lett
dry and thirsty, like wild and desert waste in this
wilderness Of world. JONAH.
WASHING TON, jan o. 1852.
TIE Gardner Claim Of $500, 1000 Astounding Dis.
ctoSurts-Report Of Proof Obtained that IL is a
Fraud fran Beginning to End.
We are informed, from reliable authority, that
Mr.. Letcher, the American Minister In Mexico,
has transmitted to The state Department the most
| astounding and conclusive evidence that the cello
brated Gardiner claim Of half million Of dollars,
allowed by the Mexican Board of Com misaioners,
and paid out by the Treasury Department, is an
unmitjgated fraud, out and out. 1t is said that
twenty wiI have given their aidavits to this
effect, in Mexico, and that, SO far from Gardner
owning or working mino in the district Of San
Luis Potesi, in 1874 '45-'i6, he was travelling
dentist at that time, and that his credit was not
good in Mexico for so much as five hundred dol
lars 1t Is said there is no such mine in San Luis
Potoi as Rio Verda, and that no mine in that dis
trct pays expenses; and that 30 far from Gardner
having unlimited credit with Pefvs GalSis, of that
district, deceased, it appears, from his agent,
that the emily relations Of business between Gardi-
ner and Galyis were mere matter OF medical at
tendance, and prescription of the Doctor is Civ
en- on the back Of the agents affidavit, TO confirm
bis testimony.
The case win GENE up this week or next, IN
court ana all these facts, at length, will be laid
before It by the Attorney General, with q view TO
obtained from Mexico.