The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-08
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Lew York, Thursday, July 9, 1854.
The News.

Tuesday evening. ut ahieh joint committee of ten
was appointed To report to meeting Shis evening
all matters connected with the interests of the party
Among Other questions, the committee are to take
into consideration the subject Of printing editors,
&c, Of late wears the party seem to have had
deal of trouble with the different editors of their
gaus at tic capital The latter, somehow o. other,
have rot been di posed t. drss quietly al all times
sod under 81 circumstances bat, on the contrary,
proved bauky and kicked ovc. lie traces occasional
ly Great dissatisfaction has been expressed with
regard to tie resent policy If the Washington
Jpicn and it is probably the intention Of the demo-
cratic members to reucdy this evil.
According to the despatch of our Washington
correspondent, there is trouble brewing among the
free soiiers Lewis Iappnu has made known his
disapp-oval Of the call for the Pittsburg conven
ticn He is opposed to limiting the action of the
convention by constitutional bounds; aud being an
nIa aboliionist, is determined to withhold his sup
port from any measure that is not calculated to
barry out his peculiar views TO the fullest extent
whether he VIII be able to restrain many of his
party from following the course laid down by the
toniipg Pi,tsburg convention, is deemed quite
doubtful
Ten L-ortal columns of yesterdays Republic are
taken up in single eectioneering article for the
South, in support of Gen Scott. 1t embraces the
platforms of the two conventions lately held at
Baltimore tie letters OF acceptance of the whg and
democratic candidates. and n running commentary
to prove that the vhig candidate and the whig
platform arc TIE safest and most reliable for the
Sonth. The Article also includes the full proceed
incs of tho German Kossuth meeting on interven
Lon, held in this city short time since. The
whole thing is intended an answer to the South
crn Wig xsoifesso published in the National IN
4 tei,.gsst er, of the 9th met.
The wings Of Bottom. who are opposed to the no.
m.Datou OF Gen Scott, met IN Fanueil Hall last
seveping. According TO our report it was signal
failure, especially FIR as concerned the presence
of mon of influence. This was to have been anti
Spa.ed IL viii he seen by the resolutions, which
g;ycu under the telsg graphic head, that the wings
of Massachusetts, urgently ehjoined to exert all
Their il iuence 70 cooperate with the unionists
throughout the country, and secure if possible, the
nomhaion and c ovation of Secretary Webster to
the Presidency As for Gen. Scott, they express
their determination to use every means in their
DO or 20 defeat hi election.
Tie native Americans at Philadelphia--or rather
the tmerica..s, for they Lave cxpunged the word
: natiy o''-yesterday fred cae hundred guns, by
way Of n,aDiiesting their satisfaction at the nomi-
Extion Of Webster and Washington. Secretary Web
sicr VI passed through that city during the after
700, Or being rendered the nomination. is reported
70 have stated that be was willing to stand the
FIRE" What next |!
But little business Of special interest has been
transacted in the United States Senate within the
last two days. Either excessive overflow Of
PATRIOTISM, produced by the anniversary Of lndepen-
xlenee OF else the eneryating influence OF the warm
weatber, consequent on the near approach of the
dog da5 5, combined With the coming national cleo
tion, haze prevented MANY members from occupying
their soats-only twenty five Of .be sixtytwo chairs
beng filled yesterday. On Tuesday those present
were somewhat startled from their droysincss by
Colonel welier's fierce and bitter denunciation Of
ex. Secretary Ewing for the course pursued by him
relative to Col. w. while in the Mexican Boundary
Commission. After disposing Of considerable rou-
tine business yesterday, the body took up and
made several amendments 70 the bin providing
or the better security Of life on board Of steam YES
els This is q very important measure-one in
which every person in the country is interested
Let it he carefully considered in order that there
NAV be no few through which its violators can es-
Gaze punishment: and after it is passed lot it be RI
gorously enforced.
seem disposed TO get through with the work of the
.ersion. and 20 home Having fred Off about all
their political ammunition on the Deficiency bill,
.hey yesterday commenced voting on the Senate
amendments to that measure, several of which were
approye4 The clause granting additional eompcn-
tion to tie Collins steamers has not been reached
vet However, no doub. is apprehended OF It's pas
cage By handsome majority.
- T,,tt a,,la daniac hni
mn, truth in the rumor that he is going out as Mi
mister to Ergland, in place Of Mr. Lawrence.
The remains Of Mr.. Clay reached Columbus las,
evening. IT Buffalo Cleveland, and other place
along the route, large crowds assembled to look
upon all that is left of the great statesman and
Datrot, and every demonstration Of sorrow was
manifested.
The tecgraphic despatch from Halifax, announc
ing the arrival Of the Canada, stated that nj. Ca
bet chief Of the Nauvoo Icarians, would leave
London on the 18th for Nauvoo. NJ. CADET is now
in this city. After having been cleared by the
Frcnch tribunal Of the accusations against him, he
s,cuorted on board the steamer Africa, and arrived
in Kew York on the let inst Weiearn that he will
leave town in few days, TO join his followers at
Nsuyoo. and intends soon 10 establish another lea
,;ar colony in Texas. The 1carians will become
American citizens.
Tor the accommodation Of whose who are anxious
a. know all about the effects Of practically placing
negroes upon nm entire equality with white men, we
publish an account Of fight that recently came Oh
ietween The white and black troops in Canada. 1t
will be seen that the two races do not get along very
.mieably. even while under the sway Of British au-
<hority
The Committees Of the Common Council, lately
atterdant on Tic obsequies Of Henry Clay, having
arrived N home yesterday morning, quorum Oh
each Board was, for the first time, present last
evening III The Board Of Aldermen, the subject OF
.rronting health wardeus was introduced by Ala.
y 700 aud after = spirited debate, and some dill