The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-15

lie eteEmbnlp II DOfH0o tTElNCe 4Fetn limoges
lss, night, with over one million dollars in gold
dpet and the California mails. She brings ac
sesnte Of continued Indian hoatiltles in Upper Ca
hfoypis, and Of the execution, by order Of court
MARTA. Of two men who charged With in
ssipe The natives to ACTS of violsnss and MURDER.
Kossuth's reception by the Legislature Of Penn.
ryIvanis appears TO have been very curious affair
The ladies took entire possession Of the hall o. inc
House-plsced themselves in the seats Of members,
tnd refused to bulge therefrom, even though the
military were called upon to expei them. The
nnige was wonderul-the confusion tscmenious-
the ctagrip Of the expelled representatives
speskahle-and the delight Of the fair sex unpreco
tented The voice Of the speaker drowned by she
.latte. Of tongues thelouder he called to ''oydor
she erca. or was the di: order and when the mem
aers resigned themselves to their fate. and intro
acced tle Magyar. even that distinguished person
Sse, VI h ali his versatility and command Of lam
yrage, seems to have been dumhfoundsd. Speeches
we're made on the occasion, or, at least, are sup
toeed 10 have been made, from the fact that the
rps Ct ko.cuth and others were seen TO move, but
What The words were none can tell. The Castle
Garden reception wGs but piguy. so far as coo-
eerne toisterousness, compared with this affair.
One of our Washington correspondents states
tia although ChevaIier Hulsemann, the Austri-
LII Minister. did not 60 lar as to protc1 to the
President, relative 10 the courtesies extended to
Sossrth, oosh he and tho Russian Minister com
plain, 10 their individual capacity, OF the course
lEreue6 towards TIE Magyar, and allege that it
WIN be difficult for them to explain to their
steetive governments the difference between Mr.,
Fillmore al President, and Mr.. Film orc as phi
vate citiEen-and ditto, ditto, concerning Score
.ary Webster. Their governments viii very
likely wsnt 10 know tho difference between
sweedie DUN and tweedle.jee Our correspon-
dent also states that 'there is every reason
10 believe that had Lord Palmerston remained in
he British cabinet, the affair Of the firing i2to the
Prom .neus would have been ami,ably adj listed in
siew days" Watcher the matter Is amicably ar
ranged or net, it is highly proper that an american
vEr steamer should be placed on the Mosa1ito
sssst in order TO guard sgains. repetition Of the
&c. IL question.
Nothing of Importance trans pred in the UD..ed
ststee Senate yesterday. IN the House OF Repre-
ssntstives. the delegate from Utah stated tina: no
wae greatly surprised to find that the E.ia print
ta report, or statement, Of tie returned Officers
rom the territory he represented, as received from
sbe Executive Department, was similar to tbs ono
previously published in tho NEW YORK Herald,
9Te ayerrcd thai there was mistake somewhere
ihis net being the bon, tie original document
Now, If this is not the actua' expose of tlocnoa
fs-1uptior, SIS drawa Up and signed b5 the dsfclst
judges and SccFetaH. where is the real enc! Ii
ttere - another Jet Il be produced, by all nj ans
The Lyo. hare already published has caused ,.reas
deal Of FUR, 81 item:nt and talk, aud the ~ 9lis
will be very anxious 20 get hold q any ot5er ina.
may be foanc-
Considerable debate yesterday sp.ury 10 IN .to
House ia consequence Of the Secretary o. the 10.
.erior having reported tho estimates Ct e1peadj-
trres neceefaYy 70, his department fly 70 the
Aeuso instead OF through the Secretary u sha
T7ea.EIy This being en- unusual laoeemen., sic.
Zones Of enn at;nstad tba. /; argued 3 lack OF
sniy among tie members of the cabinet. or else
stat esch userb vas DESTROYS Of figuring away By
himself without any assistance from his co1autor7
Perhaps both irsinuatiors a-e corrost Mr.
F.Ilnort 2 advisers 30 nc. appear to work very
smooshly in tho harness. NJ. Houston cluod
stteutioa 70 me fact, that the publ, r.insiGg
nas uo only delayed, The great datvimens of tho
rstiona business, but vas, ui.nal, miss7aoIy exc
tst.d spd faT Inferior to he work contracted fo,
y Congrsamen ever expect to tG7o the public
I-n.iDg properly and eSpeditiousy done, thay will
Rave .oadcpt our plan, and establish q government
dfbee
Tie agent Of Texas yesterday dew fccm the
National Treasury the Eve millions dao TO that
~aa,e Perhaps SONG Of the honest creditors Of
Texas will nov get portion Of the funds which
.tey have 90 long and anxiously been looking for
The canal lettings are stin productive Of great
5ss. Of hard feeling at Albany. Both parties are
1a-d at work al them in the Legislature No her
sIbject has ever caused half the excitement, poti
.sl chcsnery, and official corruption, thas the
annals have in this State. From 1917 up to the
present time. tley have been contitual bone OF
,Crtention.
he Bank repor. and Canal Fund report, giyon
u another part Of this days paper, ere valuable
STATE papers The Superintendent Of { he Banking
department. as given fall and comprehensive
statement Of The movements during tho past year
Tho rapid increase Of banking n this state, uutor
Az lI.o baking law, makes ,big one II tho most
inpcraA bureeus la the Compt-cllefs Office
Neeny egtr7 uon in tho STATE is ia crested l'resty
~ 1sc}lI t4.alsJ.a.ion Of the duties Of t4is de-
iattGest. hll the scgtiacs Gro here deposited for
che safety, q rather tue redemption, Of notes
istueo f'r circulation, ard the winding UP Of auy
tnsolvert or exploded bank deyolye. upon the
Superintendent The Capal Fuua reoort is ia.
portaIt and interesting to holders Of State stock
and contractors. il shows that the finances con.
nected with these works q internal improvement.
are 10 sayisfs etory condition, and tina. tho
revenue W the absenoe Of extraordinary con.
-ngenc.ef, VII meet ali the requirements Of the
tonLtlt1.on relative to the liquidation Of the
state debt
lr the Board Of Aldermen last evening, mes
age .ss received from his Homer the Mayor, veto
np tie resolution, Psssed by both boards, direct
ing the Comp .roller not to pay any moneys for
eonsGstts entered into by the previous Common
Ccunc. sfse, tie 3lst December, 1871 The report
q ibe Committee II TIC Fire UTa,.utr., IN savor