The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02
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VERY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON
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Decision in the Ease OF Mrs. Gaines.
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Congressman Determined to Inspect
the Baltic.
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Resolution Relating to tho Compromise Killed
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PROCEEDINGS OF TIE LEGISLATURE
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PEACE IN TIE ASSEMBLY.
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MIR. SHOWS Ease Father hopeless.
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Melancholy Accounts from the
Cape dc verds.
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Immense Numbers Of the Inhabitants Dying.
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RI0TS AT BALTIEORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
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POLITICAL ITEMS-MARINE DISASTERS,
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Immense Numbers Of the Inhabitants Dying
RIoTS AT BsLTIroRE AND PHILADELPHIA.
POLITICAL ITEMS-MARINE DISASTERS,
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Interesting from Washington.

srKotaL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
1nE DECISION IN THE CASE OF MRS. GAINEs-HER
CLAIM DEhIED-IHE WHEELING BRIDGE, ETC.
WASHINGTON, March l, 1851
Judge Catron delivered the opinion Of the Supreme
Court this morning In the Gaines case II i as stated
micro than two we ks ago by your correspondent ad-
veree TO Mrs dsines, and sustsins the decon of tho
court below The Court declares that the complainant
is not the lawful daughter Daniel Clark and therefore
not entitled to Inherit his property Judge Waynsrsad
eloquent argrnent, In which he dissents from the
opinion Of the oOurt. The court room was crowded
Mt Mclean read the opinion Of the Supreme
Court, upon the application of the counsel Of the
Whoelirg Bridge Company, that the court so modify
Its recent decision to permit OF certain altera.
tlons in the bridge by which the distractions
complsined Of may be doss away without the renewal Of
the bridge The curt expressed Its belief that draw
could rot be constructed Of sufficient width to prevent
accidents but 1t nevertheless wiling to give time
for the report Of scientific gentleman upon oil the
points and therefore, made order to the following
eff, ct:--
That the cerk Of thi. court transmit to " J MoAI.
pine, Eq copy OF this opinion with reqaest that
ne make report 30 THE before the sec ond
Monday Of May next FjrstWhsther n draw ba
constructed In me saspensien bridge that shall aord
soe and convenient passage for ths largest OF
steamhoat' wnioh ply 10 rittburg, having ohimncys
eighty feet high ut depth of thir feet from ths
ground and if such a drsw practioable that h give
pes tcuar description in what manner and OF what
dnentit rs, IL mu.t be constructed Second-Nhcther
such draw may constructed in the wooden bridge
over the wtatern channs Of the river TnirdWhsthsr
the removal cf the br.dse VIII ogen aa unln
teitup'ea channel fer tie packets which noy pass
Wheeling hsving chimoeys eighty feet high, III all
times wnen they shall not be Gb,s pass unlor tbs
pfDsion bridge Fourth - whether ths removal OF the
heHrug ot tho bridge prop sed WILL enable PACKETS &c
psss hsvin5 cAnaeys eighty fssr high. X. \. T.
TIE BALTIC ADMIRATION OF vIsIrEas LOLA
WAsHiNoToy, March1-sHP.
The Baltic makes trip to Mount Vernon to morrow,
with large party Of invited guests To-day she was
virited by number Of scientific gentlemen, who ara
loud in admiration Of her strength beauty, and mag.
nifcence
Lola Moutes paid flying visit here yesterday. She
waited upon by a number of patriots desirous of
allowing their admiration Of woman sound inter
yention.n
Julia Bennett appears at the theatre thi, evening
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THE EFT RTED REVOLT IN MoRMoNDoM.
WASHINGTON, March l, 1859.
Ron John M. Bernhise the delegate in Congress from
Oregon, pronounces the news received by the Prone
tkeus Of opposition to the United States governm srt
o sheer fabrication It Is alleged to be an old afas