The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-02

We decreased, Mr. Butler, Of south oAronnA evdssux
sswsd down ass sserS Prssssssa ~ Ne veighi his
Again Nc sesssast ~ Arns nakss asoSosr snssuDee
nsst ms VINE 2 the Judges Of NE snprc.s oour
me ysss .Oss Ss ~: % v:s s:ssss y
,be right Of the area were an isssd 70 them rss dpo
ne corps ~.s nos rspresss,sd-vsy, I ssnsos ssy,
present
The funeral services we're counssssd BY prayer ron
ne venerable Chaplain Of the House Af.eY prayer be
preached discourse 70 be presumed shss vss q
soie ano app oase one but the gooa Old gentleman he's
long 1ncs lot De teeth hs gums have f.Iss fro.
eAueme &e, AND OILS Artcu alton 70 anything bu disn
20 no one ooud Judge iay Of the merits asesurss
was to BE- sssrsled iha, be did no, surrender thsi
There was no TORN Of religious sesvce s~psyed For
my own part ] should have nisd ses or 70 have
read over the bier Ii b 10 my mind tue most ,upres
sve Of services This pert Of the ceremony closed Win
payer by Mr. Hi. the chaplain Of The sensis
And then came the moment for the dssd,o As con.
veyed away forever from the hall In which for two Don
The S sSs S
The coffin and - bearers, then the imnsdssse rssss
and friends OF tne deceased, then the members and soma
nom the STATE Of South Carolina chei mourneru
then the Houe Of Representatives headed BY IL psakes
ocer and SecrtaYy then President and the heads Of
departments, then ths JUDGES Of the supreme Court
low ed By tSe muncpsl suhor,uss ana clse.s o. W."S
raton In this order the ooession passed through The
otunda to The eastern ron Of the Capitol where heaYse
and carriages were IN waiting 10 convey them 70 the
cemetery.
mus were the funeral obsequies Of Preston Brooks
conducted and thus ovpced the deep respect with
which bin high and noble qualities had impressed al who
were brought ioo social business or legislative relations
With him. sincere and profound grief for his early
death ID the universal feeling here.
WAsHISGrox, D. G., Jan. 30, 1857.
kr BsAaHGn', Cabtntt- Forty sepen S, se.io.s for De
Suen Places already Kade-Tae Beck Of g< Pstia
clans.
presume you fully advised Of matters and things
here but view nom different stand point may confirm
or weaken the truth Of other statements.
Of course the Cabinet b The sole subject Of taR and con-
sidsraton and II you stand the smell of bad whskey
and the fumes Of shocking bad sssar much curious In
formation may be picked up In any hotel basroom. Your
readers are Of course that every politician knows
precisely what Mr. Buchapan's views are every and
any subject, and with the feelings Of Young New York
when his governor leaves him cool half million they
scorn TO be mzery and squander their secrets In public
places with total disregard Of expense Last evening
heard nom gentlemen who knew-but who, Of course,
from nice feeling Of del caoy, would not tell how they
obtained the knowledgethe entire Cabinet and each one
assured me there was no mistake possible. Pleased 10
be able to settle thu qio rrata hurried 10 telegraph
you but here difficulty: had forty seven names
Of gentlemen already advised OF their appointment and
there beng only seven cabinet officers, did not know
precisely how 70 arrange the matter Aoral-0ne man
knows prec1ely ~ much another and that 10 Just
nothing ct all. M Buchanan here to advise With
his ires d. then 70 home and decide on his cabinet
Mr.. Brkhps friends insist that he must have tho ine
Yor and il NOT improbable, II Gen. Cass does nst 20
into The State Department that Mr. B. will be selected
However, Cen. c. the man. Of course sha ends the
The vrgnians are quite seesome Just now they insist
that Their plan hes succeeced Here ~ Hunter In she
that Office, In connection with the absorption Of Cuba
Gov Floyd 70 be tent for the unsxpired term Of Mr.
HINT hvE nv WSsa nd th>uA ha ala kn~
Legislature I'LL 80 when Minister Mason win return from
Paris, and Gov floyd take hts place. Vie. he has
believe no one else docs that he Is The Ajax, perhaps
the Atlas, OF the incoming administration.
j. Clancy Jones. friend. keep n insisting that he to
Howell Cobb probably the only man dcnnisivsly SOL
bis share, and this ID all that 4 known. Al to R. j.
Waller d all bosh. Mr. Buchanan for old friendship
WI most probably 40 something nice for Robert but
meant 70 have alluded to some other topics, but
will scarcely save The mail.
WASHINGTON Jan. 30, 1857.
Deci,ion in The Great India RStor -Aouem:s Of ne
Ratbr Monop1ir,-Cart. Harntsn and TIE Resoluts-
Mr.. C7ngman, dc.
The Telegraph Tuesday evening conveyed abroad the
following Of decision In the su
preme Court Of the United States, delivered during the
day
Isaac Harshorn ct al plaintiffs vs. Horace H. Dsy-Ju,-
s Nelson % e the oPn1n he c0q % the
and Remaining Tie cause, With directions TO award veae
The paragraph a reads does not contain all that ia
o. importance in reEsrd to the matter and may be Of
interest 70 the people 81 large TO know tina, by the above
decision The 'arcat india rubber case" which has tn
voived In Ito consideration % much labor for lawyers
used up such enormous quantity OF time, money and
PAPER and brought the unfortunate individuals who acted
jurors In the case to unrmey grave, ID finally SET
lied. The case had 10 origin In sundYy suits instituted
by Horace h. Day, Of New York, against certain
parties, for what be claimed 70 be .nfringemenss
Of the "Chafee patent" which had bean transferred
from Mr. Judson TO bay, In consequence Of the former
condition Of The Surrender Of The patent 70 Judson By the
pstentce. Notwithstanding the sbrogatou of Inc power
ss he use Of The Chaee passas 70 certain anuacurers
among whom Isaac Hatshorn, OF Providenoe, was 80
eced By Day ~ e scspesost 70 ssss the validity Of the
can't between the present parties being only some - 500
In damages believe but be legal point that would have
hardly Be estimated In ~ elect the rubber trade
generally, and Incidentally upon The people 81 large
nsnis 70 Day in .Ss snsps Of damages, and By way Of
tarn upon Hose who chose 10 use The Chanee pslen
would amour. 70 HUNDREDS Of as o. dollars Now
rest IN peace, secure from Day. hs persecusons and pro-
sccutons.
70 be made ii the present session for renewal The
Hay ward patent also about 70 give up the ghost by
limitation and that interest here for renewal Of that
mosopoly. There h pretty Of the going
between The factions OF the rubber monopoly with
the owners OF the Chafce psten hand, and the
Of Hsyv ward The other Heaven and earth
10 be moved 10 accomplish the ends dosiie ed Members
OF The House have been marked Ike sheep, ~ for or
against the other Of the relief bills; but my
opinion Ia thai neither OF the patents should be extended
aud the majority In the House viii also be found That way
Of thinking One Of these patents has become political
power In The land, and s Aims and ends should DO under
stood by the public. In my next win give yeu fullcr
hatoyy Of the Chaaoc patent
The correspondence IN relation 10 the reception OF Capt
Harsein and The bark Resolute By the Bntsh govern
nent viii bc published In . few days. II may not be
generally known that 10 Mr. CinEman OF North Carolina
due the credit OF the succc ssfsi issue Of the movement
the return OF the Resoute The bill had passed the
Scrate aud In danger Of becoming stIborn from the
reEcct of the House such would have been fate
had Mr. Cinsmsn called up the resolution at favor
able during the EXTRA session. The matter do
rivts ~ interest nom he fact that The act Of sending
NE Rcsolute made the basis for the appointment Of
ord Napier Minister 10 this country and naygurated