The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13
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HIGH Y INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON
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GRAND NATIONAL TRIUMPH IN THE SENATE.
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Rdection Of the Proprietor Of the Union as
Public Printer.
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Virtual Defeat Of the Administration in
the House.
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Col. Ferney's Majority DwlndIcd Down to Two.
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THE STANDING COMMITTEES OF CONGRESS,
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fUSICIPAL ELECTIONS IN MAsSACHUsE rTy.
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CATHOLIC EXCITEMENT AT PITTsBURG.
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THE LATEST FROM MEXICO.
Railroad Accidents Maritime Intelligence
&C., &o., &e.
Affairs I'm Washington city.

&C., &o &e.
Affairs I'm Washington City.
Grand TRIUMpH OF NATIONAL PRINCIPLES IN THE
sKNATK-RKJECTION of TaB PRoPRIErOR OF THE
UNION" AS PUBLIC PRINTER AWKWARD Posi-
TIoN OF GENERAL CAss AND JUDGE DoUaLAs-THE
CONMIrTEES OF CoN0KEs5-THE PRosPECT BRIGHT
HNING, kTC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE NKw YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON Dec 12-s P. NJ.
The national democrats here exubsrant ct the
result Of the election OF printer the Senate It Is
Che FIRST time that the country Indebted to tho
eenats for proper reflex OF public opinion Every nerve
was strained by the friends of the to elect
General Armstrong; but, notwithstanding the fact that
several Of the free soi wings the Uon Beverly
Tucker OF the Sentinel, was trump aanty successful by
vote of twenty six to seventeen. The Sn. is An out
and out national paper and has hestatsd from its
Grst issue in denounciDg the condaot OF Marcy Guthrie
Co., and exposing the Gaud attempted to be put upon
the country in the administration reading Of the
Baltimore platform. 1t the drst opportunity the
eeuats has had Of expressing Its opinion Of the policy
the administration and the verdict is clear and decisive
The vote secret ballot but 1t Ia known that Gen.
Cass and Judge Douglas voted for the Ui newspaper
and against the national democrats General Cass urges
In paation that his vots governed by his private
fri ndship for General Armstrong; bat the public
who deserts principle for any writes his cpl
taph Az for Judge Douglas sorry to find he has
dropped down the wrong e of the fence and become
mere satellite of the policy Of the redoubtabls Marcy
and John Van Buren.
It fitting that In the chamber dedicated to the
Great principles Of the compromise aim ,st
dered sacred by the struggles OF patriotic u defence
of the integrity Of the constitution the fr lesson should
be given to an administration whicb SO shamefuly
and shamelessy, through it's organ and by its acts
abandoned the victory gained in 1850 oltonista
and seces,ionis!s
The standardization msn to night look ohop'alen and
seem to in TIE future stormy path for their
1t Is evident that many OF the appointments OF
he administration will bsve hard time Of It when
hey reach the Senate chamber As for Mr. Red6e!d,
nowthstan ling the get sympathy in his
favor and the threats Of Union against those Senators
who may vote against him. it is evident that the Senate
will ard i'm simply a thing used by the admnsra
ton to punish Mr. Bronson and the national democrats
Of New York, and regarding it solely In that light will
reject him.
The committees Of the Senate are nearly the
those Of the last Congress- The house commit
tees do not present particular changes in the pn
cpal Mr. Houston of Alabsms sgain at the head
Of the Ways and Means frederick p Stanton is pro noted
to the Judiciary and Mr. 5ocock Of Virginia fnds him
self Chairman Of the Naval Con- mittee an exceedingly
important position in risw Of the great changes resom
mended by tho Secretary of .hs Navy.
Of Esau and sold their conscience in the organic
and election of printer, in he same hx that
ancient Israelits--their names figuring low down.
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REJOICING OF THE NATIONAL DEMouRArs-THE
EGYPTIAN CoMMIssIoNERs-THE GARDNER TRIAL
BUSINESS IN THE sRPRExE COURT, ETC.
IRON THE RECULAB NEWSPAPER AGENT.
WASHINGTON Dsc. IL, 1853
there Ia great rejoicing ong the national demosrAs
the result of the election fer orntsr in the Senate
Part fret Of the Message and documents, including
chose Of the State ard Interior Departments comprising
525 pages was laid ON the desks Of members to day
The two Commissioners the PAsha OF Egypt the
Worlds Fair visited IL President the State patmsn
and passed two hours in Congress IL full costume this
morning They introduced by Senator Douglass and
attracted marked attention. :
Lieut. Eaac G. Strsi, Passed Midshiprsn Charles Lat
tin and VIM. T. Truxton and FIRST Assistant Engineer
John Maury have been detailed for the survey II the
Dsfen ship Channel and sail In the CJsne the 18th
inst.
Assistant Emf ineer James B. Kmbau has been ordered
from the Office Of the Engineer in Chief to the steamer
Fulton.
The SECOND trial of George A. Gardner, for f.le swear
Attorney Keys and Messrs Fenda and May counsel
for the uned staes and Me- Bradley and Carss for
Gardner The jary were empannellsd, and the case
opened BY Mr. May fer the United States.
In the Supreme Court, to-day John 8. Woodward,
CHARLES Donohue, and Horace w. Soper. OF New York;
William Shepard Bryan, OF Maryland; Frederick X. Bart
lett Of Minnesota; Mariana D. Passy, Of Florida and
SamuelM N Hart, we're admitted to the bar.
In cause No. 6-The United states j. o. Danterines
fsirsIThs argument was eonoaded By the Attorney
General for appellants and the submitted by
liessrs Janin and Tay lor, foe 4ppeilees.
No 12-rhe United States Va. J. NJ Ducros dal.,s was
argued By the Attorney General, for appellants
Argume Mt by Mr. Badger for sppellaats
and continued BY Mr. Bryan for sppsllees. Adjourned