The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
From the New York Herald.

i ExTRAoRDISARy GRAND JURy PRoc EEpisGs
IN WAsHISGroN-PRoBABL ExPLosioy OF
TIE CABINET.-We give, elsewhere, Il very
important telegrap phc despatch from Washing.
ton, detailing the second arrest Of Doctor Gar-
DINER, OF new indictment, growing out cf
the recentMexIcan claims. 1t comes from re-
| liable an authenic quarter vet we doubt the
evidence, thus far disclosed on which all these
indictments have been found against the unfor.
| tunate Gardiner himself
! We have received such intelligence as leads
us to believe that the origin and cause of all
these proceedings against Gardiner, arise not y,
much faom his conduct, from very re-
niarkable conflict which has been going on for
SEINE time between the Secretary Of State (Mf
Wcbstsr) and the Secretary of the Treasury
| (Mr. Corwin1, for the possession ofthe fuancl-
al power of the government The history of
this affair is equal to 4 romance. It IS mixed up
with Daniel Webster, Thomas CorSin, the Ga.
ray grant, the Hargous Claims, the Voss dcfal-
cation, the agency Of Edward Curtis, Of New
York, the fees OF agents the money operations
| of George Law, the money operations eff the Sc
cretary OF State and the Secretary If tie Treas
ury-all amoun'ingto series o! financial couss
detat, sometimes called Gaphrisla, which the
President, who is an homes: man, is determined
| to find out and show up before the expiration Of
his term ofoffice. Mr. FILLMORE, we believe
| is the principal master spiri: in bringing cut
these strange developments and he does so be-
| cause he means to leave the White House uu.
| tarnshed by any improper transactions, as fs
| as his administration is concerned. The result
of these Investigations, if they 90 on, may lead
to sudden explosion OF the cabinet, and the
| Withdrawals Of hlessrs. Corwir and Webster
from opposite and different caus 8 at oae ard
the sams time. Poor Gardiner is the shape
goat.
WAsHISGryN, July i, 1852
DIR. Geo. Gardiner, the head of The alleged
Gardiner claim, who was previously oct Oh bail
in the sum OF forty thousand dollars. under 81
indictment for perjury, was again arrested by
order Of the government and brou ELt before
Judge Crawford, between and ten and eleven
| o clock last night under new mdictliea.
which was found by the grand Jury vesierday
charging said Gardiner with forgirg tie sigaa.
lures Of the Governor and Secretary Of Sia.q
of San Luis Potosi, the prefcct of Rio Verde,
aad his secretary, and the seal OF the State The
60 yernment demanded bail in the .um of stga,
0J0. Judge Crawford required $40, 0,000, fail
ing to obtain which Gardiner was committed to
JAIL where he still remains Henry MAJ,
Esq Of Baltimore. "a democrat,) Deputy At
torney General Of Maryland, has been associa:-
ed with the District Attorney here, to conduct
the prosecution by ord, of Presden. Fillrnore
Prior to this arrest fears were entertained tbaE
DIR, Gardiner would leave before the day OF tri.
al and forfeit his bail.
The following important witne sscs have arrlv.
ed within few days past from Mexico :-iir.
Barrangan Comptroller General of San LUIS
Potosi his son, LAWYER; the Secretary OF the
Corporation of Rio Verde. Arevenue cutttr r
had been seen sent Tor these witnesses, by th.
government, from New Orleans but they came
by way of Matamoras. The o.hrr witnesses
from Mexico have been here long time