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MEETINGS TO BE HELD.

TUESDAY, MAY IL.
American and Foreign Christian Union-Tabcrnacle,
JOAN
American and Foreign Anti-slavery socioty-Taber-
nacle, 3k +. NJ.
New York and American Sunday School Unon-Taber-
nacie, TX T. M.
WEDNESDAY,. NAY IL.
American Tract Society-Tract House. A. M; Taber-
nacle. 10 A. NJ.
Alumni Association Of the Union Theological Seminary
Seminary Chapel 3 +. M.
Ipptitu,on for the Blind metropolitan Hall, y. Nj.
Tickets 12L cents. TO be had at the door
American Home Missionary straightforward, IL
Pm.
American Female Guardian Society-Church OF the
Puritans, Union Square. Z "a p. NJ.
National Temperance socety-Metropoltan Hall, y
p. III. Reports and addresses.
THURSDAY MAY IL.
American Bible Society-Bible House. AMI Iaber-
nacle 10 A. M.
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb-Metropolitan Hail.
4P.M Tickets, 1915 cents to be had ut the door
American Temperance Union-Tabernacle. TX PM.
Central American Education Society-Mercer street
church, TX L. M
n. Y. Colonization socety-Metropoitan Hall. TX
Pm.
FRIpAY. MAY H.
Am Board Of Foreign Observation-Disclosures, 10 A. M.
Am and Toregn Bible society-Oliyer street Baptist
church. 10 AM.
MY. Association for the Suppression Of Gambling
Tabernacle, ~ PM.
N. Y Magdalen Society-Lecture room Of Blocker
street Presbyterian church. IL NJ MAY It'll this week
Daily Morning Prayer Meeting at O'Clock in the
Beoome street Presbyterian church (Rev. DR.. Adams
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Re seoyssa y lass Z ~ va E.s!s.4 :. lo.s e
- ycsy 9 - -; s - 10y .,- q =; =
rs 4 sss :. s : =. =: is ' Ses sss
q. .s.a a s. s:s sssss ]. s. y g an
The grcst nsvigzson intsrssss a - sssboard had
= = no sss
another dollar for tho benefit 4 the Interests Of
mcrce the Atlantic tiA soe dcslie manifested to
to take the same stand when this was done he would
desired $ hs To- Ss
Of commerce was freely given Docks and navy yards
dry docks and marine railways established the
given for the beneht Of inland commerce. All kinds Of
enterprises for foreign commerce were readily given
expeditions eveywherc-even to Japan. were sent out
but nohngfor the West. lie opposed this amcndmon
q unjust - creating monopoly, and building up ono
branch Of navigation It the expense Of all Others
Amendment. he went over the Sang ..:.yld heretofore
taken by several Senator'S in support Of this amendment
lie maintained that they were steamers and could
be uicd tes 1.-THE purposss ef navel warfare which would
monopoly, but had broken down the British monopoly
! He showed the zeal and interest evnccd BY Great
cited Ss
obstacles thrown by Great Britain in the way Of the
Collins line intended to divert the mails freight to the
pay in hostages the amount which It would receive from
the government. He thought the average receipts Of
postage by it would mot exceed $5o0OOO leaving def
cheney Of Qea year. This he ready to vote for
the purpose Of keeping upths mail faeiss ofcommsrciM
intefcoWTec policy was already cnthe
land In Virginia, North Carolina South Carolina Ala
bama Florida. Mississippi Texas Arkansas illinois Ten.
nessse and Missouri the expense Of the mail service
eeeded the receipts by $02 900 year. but who on this
account would take from those twelve States their nail
facilities because their did not support them?
The other States had large surplus The Of his
own little State absorbed to supply the deficiency In
the postal revenue Of the State represented by the Sen
tor from Tennessee mr. Jones Thus the whole people
did not complain Of this but he desired that this great
Of commercial intercourse should not be stopped
because its did not pay its expenses lie looked
upon this national question: involving national no.
and was not disposed to YIELD in the hour Of victory
to tho foreign rival
Mr.. MALLORY (dem) of Fa., offered an amendment
transferring this contract from the Navy to the Post
Office Department
Pending which, the Senate adjourned.
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HARITIMn INTnLLIG nv On
PORT OF NEW YORK. MAY ID, isas.


Cleared
Steamship Empire City, Leeds, New Orleans and Havana
Ship Richard cehden. Darrell. London. @ Collins.
cMp Emigrant (Brem) Anderson, Hamburg. schmidt 4
SKIP Nichols XpsiseScos Ennis nssea c..
f Bs4s asra: seEs ms:e
Bari Wright. Ayerll, Buenos Ayres. Russell Norton
BARK Koophandel tBelgh BcOkmann. Havana. &
Bark Wave (Br), Hahn. Quebec. Logon Collins.
Bark Ocean (Norw). Horn. Msgagusdsvc NIB. Schmidt
Light
Brig ornen tNorw) jain. Maitland. MS. Schmidt Bal
Brig Tsrns1; Collins. ApaiAchicols, + Post.
:, Brig Solomon Eaton, Small Wilmington. N Freeman q
Brig Lafayette. Clifford, Philadelphia. master.
Sohr Helene, Grifhng: Charleston. McCready Co:
Schr DeRossett, Brewster. Wilmington. Doner Pot
schr Eloiso. Robinson, Wilmington NC, Mcready
ssSr Ann. Ti.p MCstSt Van R,uns s:shs
sshs Adelaide. Briggs. New Bedford. master.
Steamship City Of Richmond MITCHELL Richmond hours
with ill.,, md DE: to Mailer = Lord 49,.
rss s1 -, and 3 81 2 70 PopRs
steering ?. No 27 ans May Ia 80 o. lon g s. *.
Liverpool April Ia GAL.
@ m. s R end e.
9th May had succession heavy gales from SW 70 NV
with much thunder and lightning.
Bark rhiio%sia yswett shsnshse Jan passed Anjier
March,. atnisht wind VI byS on Cape Arsulhas spoke
brig JI.e gsd.sstood from Bsssca sof Aisoa BAY
Ts;:$:s ks.sst Sr:s ssS:ssns:.s, Bremen. a
days. ballast and I'D passengers to Rodewald Bros.
April 70 tS r. IN IA: q 20 a saw several ssbetgs
schr Olive Branch of Franklin from Mobile for NYork
sehr Bentley. Mills. Virginia: days.
Schr Ransan, Curtis. Virginia, days.
Schr Oriana, Dodge, Richmond. days.
Schr Sarah Louisa Cabott New London for PhlA
Schr Martha Maria, Swift, Salem. days.
Schr Bay State Burr, Boston, 8 days.
Slo0p Anawan. Briggs. Providence.
Sloop VIM Bowen. Kenney, Providence.
Sloop Blackstone, Smith, Providence.
Bark Forester from Newcastle, E. 90 days. with COAL
Barclay & Livingston.
One ship and one brig.
Steamship Empire City, Leeds, Aspinwall Ships Sas
chored At the SW Swift.
Wind NNE, light 1t meridian; at sunset, SSW.
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On Saturday, April "a, by the Rev. John NJ. Krebs,
FREDERIC b. CeswAr Esq, to Miss SARAH g. CROKER,
both of the Broadway theatre.
On Monday evening May 3, by Rev. Mr.. Perry, Mr..
JoHN L. MoRREL to Miss EMsiELISE q. FLOCK all Of this
city.
On Sunday, May O. by the Rev Dr. M. Lilicnthal, Mr..
JAMES BOWMAN, Of Cincinnati to Miss BERTHA WERNER,
daughter OF Mr. Isaac Werner, Of this city.
On Sunday. May 8, by the Rev. Chas r G. Stohmann,
THEODORE LAUENsTEN, Of Hamburg, to Miss SUSAN
HEsBuRo. Of Luxembourg, Germany.
On Wednesday evening, May by the Rev. Mr.. Stehl-
mann, MIR. MARTIN BRAIrMAYER to Miss MARGARET
HENRY.
On Tuesday, April a. by the Rev Chas. II. whitecar
Mr.. JOHN J. TILroS to Miss MARY T. SPENCER all OF
this city.
On Monday, May 10. by the Rev. J. H. Tuttle, Mr.
CHARLES BUrcE to Miss SUSAN McLUsKEY all of this
city.
At Plymouth, Connecticut, on Monday May TO- ZorHAR
BARNES, Esq, of New York, to SARAH ELIZA WEED, Of
the above place.
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A. o. ~.
eass
Fort aitha Button ohmoad Slater
Washington F.ttsrson Le"s ws. ssS
Bolton Mnshon. dol Bay state CLARK Beverley; James
Deputy wn'more. Provdencs; Maria Jeans. Andrews
Miscellaneous.
ssrpoo which put Havana as II a
ns nae been .. The bar - the Pass
BRIG CAnyL from EAstport York while going to
; .ss got ashore during calm sAd allied She
soHR BEr,AMIS ADAMS (new) Drummond. for Liverpool
which cleared at Baltimore lst mat below 7th,
DyrcH scHn ZODIAC, Popken, 60 days from ROTTERDAM
for shsh sPp into BsnuS:
Or SoHR CHIEyrAIr, from Annapolis MS, for Newbury-
port carried away her ioremast no date, and owsd
scnR PASrHSA. az New Haven from sagua vas ~ day.
sails, &c.
THERE six ships the bar At New Orleans at PM
beside: ship: bar bound out waiting wa.
Notices to Mariners.
DERANoEsESr or Gun CAY REVOLVING LIGHT, BANANA
Extract from despatch received at the Department
gT r %s:sy g. United States
50 inst Governor Of this Colony directed il to
S;Ssss Lex. Gun r:
So ns to 81 IA %
matter q ;ussnt psrssaos bring special
notice OF the e. an interval Of some weeks
END OF MAJoRcA.
HypRoeRAPHIc OrvrcH, ApMIRALry,}
Her Msestys government has been osially Informed
To stand. in 80. 81, so NJ and 20, of Green
level Of the and be wei the distance Of is
FID Io"r on SAN E E,s1ns roI'r roHr MARION IN
s.ss s: ss:s GsiSs s1 .G
Of the entrance OF Port Mahon.
min
q San Esp: fn ~, sh Y
ssS' ri% ss s:s s Ct
screened by the land.
II q wreck +
far from the Bremen Buoy tho masts Of which are out Of
!, sss tide ns hs o
Ess; IL # 6: LIZ; Ss.!. IL Black
ship es, P xt f.s Is Ssy Work S'n
s%p hSTSn .sI%BsSp from Nore'ns foe Liverpool
Ship Ocean Queen tpktj, from NYork Tor London, was
ship Devonshire (rktj from NYofk for London
May 8, lat 40, Ion Ca.
Brig Broome Of Robin ton from Matanyas for NOreans
April ~ OF Tortueas.
scir lily Mason, from Trinidad goth for NYork April 20,
no lat. sc. -,
scir Lady Ann, from Yarmouth for st yineents days
schr Norher Light from Boston for Cape Hayti days
out, May 3. So, 49,.
ASTwEnP, April barr ship Hsttrick, Rockwell Apa-
Arlo,ro April i7-Drg william Price, Quis for Philn-
dclplia log. -
BArpAbors. April leArr ship Emile. Corkhll (sup-
posed Dr Calao Jan H. for United states put In short Of
water and would sail In daypr two
BpRmvDA, April 22Touched at for provisions and water
bark Got Phisde phia) oimog, "a days from PaIer
for Baltimore. Cid (sup i9th) bark Bridge Under
wood, Cuba.
BoRprhux April 2c-hdy Claiborne, Charles Etna, Old
enhrrr. and Arcndah for NOrleans Raven and Lodeba
for Phsdclpbi
idg
S,rnrvtccs. April 2J-Brs Leonisc bradbury and schr
sally Ann. tlark. for Philadelphia fvw days. idx
tisrs, April BIN the igd Herald, Loudcndcrry Cen
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lavted 10 sAtend hss fnness this aftsnoea = hslf
~ e'slnsk, fI1a les ~ 4vsuey sxth esest Her
remains WIN Be- taken = Calvary Csnstsy. kssssoss
Dublin Frsemsss Josrnsl please copy.
On sunday Msy o. mAnGAaEr PAGENuAM, wife Of james
DoI0llos. aged - ycara-
Her frends and tse Of her husband are respectfuy
invited 70 attend her funeral ss O'clock this afternoon
a ~ Elizabeth street.
On sunday, May Q, AWE El,sAserH paskLls, aged
"a years
invited to attend hyF psral this afternoon at 2oclocE
s Ali. -. 49,. ..c residence No iSS Madison street
On Sunday May o. Of disease Of the heart, wM C,LLss
originally q Denciaie county Cork Ireland In the 5Sth
year Of his age
from his late residence, corner OF Third avenue and
Thirty ninth street Ills remains Will be taken to Calvary
Cemetery for inteiment.
ON Sunday May o. Of disease Of the heart Mira LYDIA
A., wife Of Jonathan d. Hdbrook, aged 40 years and
0 months
TRENDS OF the family are invited to attend thu IL
neral without further invitation, this day ut O'Clock
from No ~ Montrosc Williamsburg, Long Island
On Saturday May ., after short illness, Mr.. joins
BoSsALL in the 4Sth year OF his age.
His friends and acquaintance, and those Of the family
respectfully invited to attend his funeral this
Ing at IL O'Clock from his late residence Moristown
Of the half past O'Clock morning train.
On Monday, May 10, at No. 10 Leroy street, of con
gcstion OF the braiu ALBERT L. VAN BEvREN, aged
months and 10 days. only child Of Albert W. Van Beuren
deceased.
On Sunday, May 0, at the reidence Of Mrs Rossiter
No. AZ Saxclay street. her son-in-law, S0Hs r AAssS
aged 10. 49,
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WAlg Mevensntssa sAs state e new I srax.
xiLLuO0u uBLn0A1ng.
Insv, Nay 10 1851.
he Fnlmsss whigs 81 Erie county hare secured
oy Of the delesatss 70 the County Coavsstion which
gives them their seprcseutstve from ths 32d Congress
ons Districts tothe National whg CSnvestIon 1t Balti
more
t&A DurrALo. May 10 1852.
Fillmore delegates elected IN every ward In this
city by largo a3ortiss sud the District Convention will
be largely the Same way.
SCOTT DELEGATES.
Urea. May 10. 1884,
Msdl<on county sends Scott Delegates to the Uonven
tion Of the 22d district
Montgomery county has chosen delegates to the Con.
vcntion of the lS1h district. who are for Scott.
Otsego county, OF the leh district, 30 far as heard
from, IL for Scots.
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Items from baltimore.

POST OFFICE RORBERY--INCENDIARIES-T CATHo-
Lie couNcIL-NEw YORK FIREMAN SAFE, ETC.
BALTIMORE, May 10. 1852.
The Southern mail has arrived from New Orleans
Young Haynes who robbed the pest Office in Virginia,
ef~hich his father postmaster of large amount Of
money tried and convicted at Stanton Saturday
last
AZ Cambridge, Nd. on Friday night, the carpenter
shop Of Mr. Alien and the large war,house Of Mr. Ross
were tc' on hre aud destroyed; and Sunday night
the Court Housc fire and DESTROYED with all
the paper andrsords Great excitement prevails IN Tho
place. puphc meeting has been held and guard OPP
pointed g. detect the inccndiary.
The Catheisc National Council commenced the business
OF the ecsion today With clo,ed Doors The session
.xptctcd 90 inst Two weeks.
The inonbtf OF Columbia firo Company Of New yor,
Who aiaprrar,d during the lte VISA of the con,pnv 10
this cix and in relation 10 whose fate ears were enter
tanned turned up tod y. afe aud sound.
The fcaen5ph ~ error in stating that both houses
cgtse Msffaod cp s'u.e hea ~ orca. th"y are .tl
i, ses ~
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The Methodist Conference in Boston.

BosroS, May 10, 1852.
Tho Methodist Conference assembled ut the appointed
hour this morning Bishop Morris presiding.
Bishop Waugh pres scented communication from Bishop
amline 1t stated that the bishop had been i'll health
for many years and thu for the last three years he
been unable fully to perform his duties His physicians
had warned him against attending conferences and now
feeling himself ucapacitaed from further Duties he felt
It his duty to offer his resignation The unicaton
was referred
The Committee on Missions recommended the estab-
lshmcnt Of Independent African church, to be GEN.
tered In Lberate first bishop to be selected by this
conference, and ordained here.
The testimony Of respect to the memory Of Bishop
Hedding, was ordered to be recorded in the journal
Resolutions adopted that the Methodist Episcopal
Church ought to increase the number and extent Of
foreign and India missionaries Also, in favor day
to be appointed for fasting and prayer in the several
ferenccs and to suppcate Divine assistance in raising
men and means for the missionary work.
report made favorable to the erection of com
m0dious central Church in Washington and recon-
mcnding tho to the annual conferences. Report
cepted.
committee ordered to be appointed to inquire
into the best of procuring for Proestans in Rome
the religious privileges which accorded to Ca
thoics in the United States.
The convention then adjourned.
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Markets.
CHARLEsroS May 10-Noon.
The sales Of cotton this forenoon, 700 bales at
7Hc. to exc.
New ORLEANS, May 9, 1852
Cotton closed firm Saturday night ut si4c. for
good middling. and loo. for fair The stock hand
amounts to l45, 900 bales
BALTIMORE, May 10, 1852
Sales made to day of 270 Beeves at So and 81 81
on the hoof equal to SO 80 rs net Hogs are at SIC
ALBANY May 10, 1852
Flour in fair demand at firm rates. sales 2lO0 bbls
Wheat 1900 bushels Genesee sold at 81 TO- Corn Is at
Co., for Western mixed and 59 for round yellow the
transactions reach Is 900 bushels Oats $4,000 bushels
sold at 42c Whskey $50 barrels prison changed hands
at 21kc,
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Important Telegraph Case.
INJUNCTION REFUSED AGAINST THE ATLANTIC AND
OHIO, AND THE PITTsBURG, CINCINNATI, ANB
LOUISVILLE TELEGRAPH COMPANIES
PHILADELPHIA, May 10. 1852.
bill in chancery was filed in the Circuit Court of the
United States for the Eastern District Of Pennsylvania
against James X Morehead President Of the Atlantic and
Ohio Telegraph Company and the Pittsburg Cincinnati
and Louisville Telegraph Company and against other per-
sons members of the said companies restrain them from
using Morses Telegraph Patents Notice being given 0,
motion for an injunction the came this morn
ing in the Circuit Court at Philadelphia before the Hon
Judge Kane
The complainant claimed that he entitled to
the above lines, under what Is generally known the
ORey contract; and that having made amicable set
Element with OReily the End of December last he
had demanded the stock and dividends. which were
fueed by the companies. The complainant had his own
adavit and also that Of Henry OReiy in regard to the
Smith.
On the part Of the defendants II claimed that the
stockholders in those companies had subscribed and made
their investments the faith Of the 0'Rciy contract,
and had for years faithfully cndeavoed to comply
with its terms by setting aside the stock and dividends
but that Smith and the other owners Of the patent find
ing telegraphng business key to become profitable
combined annu the contract and to cxtort from the
subscribers one instead Of fourth Of the stock
for the Of the patent that for this purpose They
fused TO convey the patent right when the lines were
completed threatened the stockholders and commenced
petition lines, with view to break down the O'Reily
lines; that these proceedings were fraudulent, and
intended to impair the value II the stock and sub
sequcntly that a controversy having taken place
betreen Amos Kendall and said smith, no ar
rangemcnt could be made with either OF them;
that, in December 1861 Smith and O'Relly frau.
dulenty combined together against the tockholder In
the lines from Philadelphia TO Louisville and agreed to
share between them; that although ORely had now no
interest in the companies yet he wrongfuy undertook
to make bargain with Smith TO cancel tho original con-
tract, and 70 give one hafof the stock and dividends
copy Of the contract between 0Rciy and smith Of
the % December read with sundy letters and doou
mcnts and the answer OF General Morehcad
The defendants' counsel proceeding with further
proof but interrupted by the Court pquring the
compartments counsel thought 1t worth their while to
proceed any further II seemed TO tho court that
enough already appeared 10 show that nm injunction
could not be allowed.
After discussion the court said IL unnecessary
to take up time, for the In which an
injunction could not be allowcd but he would deliver his
opinion IN the mcrDing.
Counsel ics the complainant, st George, 7. CamPoel
Iissdug. and y. q j. Smith, In person. For the de-
fcndents, II. M. Watts and n. 81. stanton.
The First Load Of Coal.
nonpos-r. Ma TO- 1852.
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Canai Tolls-Ths State Newspaper.

!. ALHANsl Hny ~, 1oVz
Tho tolls received ell the canals Of The State from
me opening 70 the 1st Of May amoutcd to- $l3l
we rom tne opening last yosf to the LIST Of May they
wero $2gI 0o; failing Oh Of Sl66,396 ~ -
The asny yas contains the decaon of tho Secretary
~ state and Comptroller awarding TO the aas the publ
cation Of the legal advertisements It not known
upon what grounds they intend to dispute the award
To-day Mr. Campbell Deputy Secretary Of State called
at the .agus Qce FOR some laws LEFT there but not pub
were handed over to Mr. G. by tho foreman
but the propretors Of the> Argus upon consulting
together rdemanded them claiming that the .4gus was
the State paper.
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Great C0fagration In Cleveland.
n,,r

fire broke out in Cleveland, last Saturday morning.
which consumed great amount Of property. It was
first discovered in plano mandatory on Seneca street.
and spreading to the adjoining buildings reached Supe
Superior and Seneca and walls Of the Forest House. The
buildings severally occupied shoe stores plane
factory, marble factory sadderies 60 Loss unknown
The marble factory owned by Mr.. Jones, and tho
buildings on Superior street. BY j. W. Allen
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Bass Dclcgatc from 1Tarylend.

Sass Delegate from Maryland.
ANNAPOLIS, May 10. 1852
Col. W. D. Bowie, Of Prince Georges county was last
Saturday chosen to represent the first Congressional dis
trct In the National Democratic Convention The
ties composing the district all represented and
almost unanimous for Oass.
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ArrysdcB.rks Bay state and Henry Kelsey. Baltimore,
Thomas Ireland Philadelphia; Rio 0rande. NYork.
Cleared-Shps Plymouth NOrleans; H II Body, do;
barks Bristol via st Stephens NIB; Nedon Ma
tanzas Waltham, Havana: Florence, dol john Denham,
Nassau MP; Perl Mobile Zion, Baltimore; Chester Phila-
delphia
NEW ORLEANs, Mayo.
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Boston Delegates 70 che Whig Convention.
BosToN, May 10, 1852.
At the meeting Of the Whig Nou,inating Commute this
evening. the Hon Rufus Choatc was unanimousy nomi-
Convention.
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Spirited Debate In the Senate Rela-
tive g the Collins Steamers.
MORE LANDS GRANTED FOR RAILROADS.
Passage Of the Free Farm BIN BY the Con.
mlttee q tho Whole House.
Man@uvres Of the Politicians In
Washington and Elsewhere.
The Election Of Delegates to the Wing
Convention from New York.


interesting from Washington.
POLITICAL MOyENENTS-MESsRS. CLINGMAE AMI
TooABs, AND THEIR WHO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CoNCLAvB OF THE BUCHANAN AND MARCY DEMO-
CRATS-NEw MEXICAN MINISTER, ETO.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS THE HERALD.
WASH moron, May 10-9ak P. M.
Mr.. Clngman, Of North Carolina, will publish letter
n Tomorrow mornings papers, in reply to attack Of
the Louisville Jor He states that the Fugitive Slave
law s the only act ~ the compromise which
capable Of being repealed and that he voted for
hat measure and Is perfectly consistent in desiring
it's hnality test Tho letter will probably excite
attention.
Mr. Toombs has arrived n town. lie considers the
recent address the seeding wings as much TOO tame
and worthless, because lacking point.
The buchanan and Marcy men have been holding
secret conferences. with view of joining forces.
The Mexican Minister appointed in place of Rosas
has arrived.
VOICE FROM THE SOUTHERN RIGHTS DEMOCRACY
MIR. CLAYS HEALTH-THE FORGERY CASE, ETC.
FROM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
WAsruscroS, May 10, 1852
letter from John Forsyth, the editor of tho
Georgia Times, leading Southern rights politician de-
precating the ratification of the compromise by the ma
tonal democratic convention tending to the disrup-
ton Of the democratic party the Southern States is
published in the Southern Press, and is the subject of
general discussion in political circles.
There no change apparently in the condition of Mr.
Clay. but he is gradually declining
The testimony In the case Of Brown, Of Michigan, for
forging treasury vouchers has been closed Arguments
to-day commenced by Mr. Fendall for the United
States followed by Mr. Keys for the deence but without
concluding the Court adjourned
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Tho Steamship Georgia.
New ORLEANS, May 0, 1852
The steamship Georgia leaves here at o'clock tomorl
row morning, for New York.
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N0n.Arrival OF tho Canada.
HALIFAX, May 100 p. NJ
dense fog prevails in harbor, and there no
signs Of the steamship Canada nine days out
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The First Load of Coal.
Ronpocr, May 10, 1852
The irst cargo o. coal by the Delaware and nudssn
gsun from iionssiase arrived here this sftpruc1u-