The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-07
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Passage Of tho FREQ Farm Bin by
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Negroes Not Entitled to the Benefit of
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Movement to Recover the Money Abstractcd
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TIE CADSDEN TREATY AND THE SENATE.
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AFFAIRS In THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Temperance Debate in the Senate.
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NEW BILL TO PREVENT GAMBLING AND LOTTERY
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Seizure Of the Steamer Black Warrior,
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The Latest from Washington.
THE GADsDEN TREArY-rooR CHANCE IN THE Sc
NATE-THE HOMESTEAD, NEBRASKA, AND OTHER
TERRITORIAL BILLS IN THE HOUSE, ETC.
WASHINGTON, March Q, 1854.
II is ascertained that the Gadsden treaty stands very
small chance of being ratified by the Senate. The amend
ments recommended by the President make the treaty
unpopular than it would be in its original
state.
Hon. John L. Dawson, Of Penn deserves great credit
for the manner in which he has fought the Honest cad
bill through the House. 1t is quite probable II may not
be as successful in the Senate.
Territorial bs-not the Nebraska-wil be discussed
the House tomorrow, Wednesday and Thursday.
The Nebraska bill viii be reported from the Senate to
the House morrow, and will then be referred to the
Territorial Committee It intended discuss IT
this week
Hon. Hiram wabridge has been obliged to leave for
New York urgent business.
JOHN CHARLES GARDENERS TRIAL-DEATH OF THOs.
DHvIN NREILLY-DESTRUCT1ON OF THE POPE'S BLOCK
FOR THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT-THE NEBRASKA
INDIANs-TELEGRAPHICC CONFEDERATION, ETC.
The trial of John Charles Gardner will commence some
time next wcek-as minor delayed by
his brothers. trial disposed Of Mr. Key the District
Attorney and Mr.. Fenda, appointed administrators
of DR.. Gardner's estate.
strong feeling exists here have the counsel under
whose auspices Gardner obtained his to
investigation.
Thomas Devn Reilly, Of the leaders in the Irish
troubles Of 1s4s and well known literary man, died
here suddenly last night of appoplexy. He was thirty
years of age. ~
The block Of marble sent by the Pope of Rome for the
Washington Monument destroyed last night by
persons unknown and the fragments of left
the bank Of the Potomac.
The house Of w. w. Corcoran the banker, was set on
FIRE last night and considerably damaged.
The Nebraska Indians now here maintain that they
cheated relation to the amount Of their pos
sessions and stand to millions Of The obec
of their visit Is to make proper treaty with the
ment for their lands.
The annual Commencement Of the National Medical
College and the comforting Of degrees takes place omor
row.
The American Tccgraphic Confederation met here to-
day. Major B. French, Of this city, chosen Pres
dent, and Tai p slianner, Of Kentucky, Secretary
large number Of lines represented. Considerable
business submitted and referred to committees and
the Convention adjourned till tomorrow.
The redemption Of the public debt last week amounted
to $3.50 600.