The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-10

by uS Steamship fTOHetneus, We NiPc IeCelVcu
nine days later news from California. We else
where give full summary of the leading features
OF the news The most important of which relates to
the invasion of the Mexican State of Sonora, by
Count Boulbon Accounts from Oregon present no
thing new or interesting
We have advces from the Great Salt Lake to
the 3Oth Of April. Governor Young had issued
proclamation ordering out an armed force to
reconnoitre "a horde of Mexicans,' who had
entered Utah territory for the purpose Of melting
the Indians to make aggressions or the inha.
bitants. speech o. the Prophst-in another
colunu-syherein he comes down. apostates in
very savage manner, will be read with interest.
Altogether the Latter Day Saints are in very
fourislfing condition.
Our special Washington correspondent writes that,
notwithstanding the pretended unconcern of the
Canadians New Brunswickers, and Nova Scotians,
the British government is really very desrous of
Ting the fishery and reciprocity questions, is
eyncsd By the recent instructions to Minister Cramp-
far, urging action upon these subjects as
possible 1t IS intimated that Mr.. Buchanan is de-
srous of having the negotiations transferred to Lon
don but that Secretary Marcy is impressed with the
belief that they can be arranged in Washington.
Our correspondent furnishes list of several persons
appointed to Office in different parts of the country
among Others we observe the name Of Samuel Bird
un as Postmaster at Schenectady.
According tc the despatch from our Cs2cord cor.
espondent considerable sti- created il the New
p ampshire Democratic Convention, shortly after its
mr. yanzation yesterday morning, by the attempted
IN, reduction of resolution, purporting to have been
dra WI up by Hon. Edmund Burke, which virtually
ron mred President Pierce for neglectng the claims
NJ atonal democrats while making selections for
h. In+iop off dor
cati w by commItee 70 whom IL had peen re'erred'
was eleeted py large majority ana another ap-
provn ice course OF the was esentu
ally ad 'p'eo ~ IN ALMOST unauAious 'ose' "iu
not Ii We sang uiar' mr. Dufhe' WHO oheled ehe %
noxious feoiudoh' WIS nisei sne liesiucn' VI ene
Convent ion. Now thet few prominent men in his
native 81 ate have thus openly expressed dssatfac
tion with Gen. Pierce, it is not improbable that
ther exa, nple viii be followed Let the General
stance ar, und and ascertain whether he really
Glands xhe re he did the 4th OF last March. Col
NJ r. Bake r nominated the candidate fer
covernor nd Stephen w. Dearborn for Railroad
Commissiont Z.
The South, IN Convention, at Memphis, adjourned
sine die yeste day after resolvng to meet in Charles
ton on the SCI ond Monday of next April. See the
teleeraphic rel ,ort Of the closing proceedings
Fasner Gava axis journey to Canada appears to
! 20 .roused Il e most bitter feelings Of anirnosity
an ,onr he oppc sing sectarsns. He was again at
10, &ed nv mob at Montreal last evening, who APP
No. 10 h9ye bee o far more violent than were his adj
yer ,cs at Ouch &C, two nights previous The troops
stati, med 1T Montreal called out; and, being
fred upon i'm pistols by the rioters compelled
IN RET, I'm TIE saBite with musket balls One man is
,,nort ~ tor ave been killed and four or five wound
cP At: last accounts last night, the parties were
SAL cor tr onting each other in hostile array. See
the rer arts O. the disgraceful scenes at Quebec
and Mol treal,n another column.
Itas rr vifyin. to record the prompt action Of the
Railr ad smmittce in the Connecticut Legislature
Tbeva este. Ssy r. ported bill for the prevention Of
Injuries and the destruction of life upon railroads Of
which Crap NC synopsis is given under the tele-
graphic head. We rhal examine the details of this
important meal ure and comment at length upon it
hereafter.
The desx atche from Albany this morning are
cutie contradcto ~ 80 far as relates to the transac
tons of the Legs diye Committees of Conference on
the canal question One asserts, and gives reasons
for nc dong, that tire members strongly adhere to
ne q, two OF the leacHng features contained in the
rropos,tions OF their respective houses, and will
most likely split thereon. The other account de-
cyar,s that the committee 81 ting along amcaby
and are IN n way vi compromising thcH
ties Forhe sake Of the fax payers OF the State it
is sincerely hoped that the last assertion may be
rect although it is likely the revere will be the case
from the fact that the 1ers 6 the entagonistc fac
lions, Mesrs Vanderbilt snd Looms, have submitted
written statements to the committee setting forth
the reasons why their fsy9rite schemes should be
adopted.
Most Of yesterday was occupied by oH State Sc
matt in discussing the Atlantic AMI Pacific Railroad
project, which had been led to suppose was |
abandoned, it rot having been mel. toned before
'sce tie commencement Of the special session.
The amendment subjecting the company to the pro
v;sons Of the revised statutes was rejected, and |
the hin ~as eventually ordered to third read
;np. II il understood that this measure VIII |
ca through the other house without mate !
ria, imposition. that, after a there is prospect
that New York will. get ahead Of both Congress and
tae Southern Conyen ion, so far as relates to the
,epmcnc, mcnt Of opera, ions on the road which isto
tndtlc states Bordering 'the two oceans together
! Anrp,hy sFe,t consider "e .',ne ~ d'sc' ss'ue
L.. r-Lkil. lssis VII, tut tie uvecs was mol d