The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01
MORNING EDlFION-FRIDAY, JUNE l, 1850.


tive Of he Emperor Of eli ne RasAas, tasteful chAse
and elegant 10 an ~ Appo.ntments Henry Cay gave
Ar fsquss Of the Count although her father Mr. Brooke
Williams, was present Mr. Buchanan The principal
poousman and Jessie Benton krs. Fremonp hn.
that hospitality for which Count Bodsco o0g f.
NOUS among us. He was devoted, soms would say .
:s ss
mnnidcent hone the ornament OF his social circle the
oenpsnioA sad xAd OF his lie AMI the chief so!ace Of
What . world we live I'M VIVA. change from the
scene in shjch saw that bright and oexu,nu girl give
above tie horizon Wnat strange alteration mad time
uouehs II . few years Here vas the maguihcsnt
ren on whose faos ooaa yet discern the haeamens tos
IN earlier days nbed al hearts with tenderness, and even
some Of that peach IKE bloom which was The xnng
grace Of her grlhh complexion. And beside her
~ Ss ~ Ss. d n.
nasce-ths Dsuens, ths Gordoa and the soos& VINO
will ssy tha' reality be- not Hs rcmAacea
wA@rseTos, May 30, lsso
kr. S~ssrd gaek Again as AIS Pod IN as Sma1s-kv
Dssv,ss A.6ri.e FROM Ssusrs BrssoAssl AHsas-A
Nso DueShy for 0e Bo,tiwrs Convention 1As Meas
York Ds's,a6m 10 Ss,se a-Is0ssssd loxatiow Of Ne
Mans II Horako AUseGr a dc Psaonahr-1As Kd~
~ Bs1 W IN Ae Snsab, &c.
Our anxiety concerning Mr.. Ssward IL d IN end. He
csns qsisy into u Senate chamber this morning about
nosn, ma takhs h ssas hs colleague, Mr.. Ksg,
entered into iamllar osavWsa1on with him. Hs "rre
prssEbs csscs" Win Heeacs Grsssy has evidently made
ID iDpsssson upon the sags a Auburn He appears ~
eel end senpossssssd usual; but hi grave and
houshtfl sxpseaioa Of oountsnAncs that Of man who
has lost the sTsaa aim Of hs Me through eachsry
h his own houssAoA ConssutioaAliy Of the thin and
why sort, like Gay, Calhoun and jackson, We fAncy
A.~r
Choaso hss taken away every supsruous pound Of flesh
racs horse; and Jet hs serious Aoe suggestive Of
disappointment which neither chance nor time can RENE
dy sheved among the Presidential fossils OF the day
whom hs hopes The highest, he commands The sym
patty Of his most hvetersts snsmes, touching his ruth
les acrinos In The house OF biz friends
The chair Of Mr.. Douglas, in the Senate chamber
stin continues vacant We are sorry 70 learn this
ing hat hi old bronchial trouble, brought again BY his
assumed the symptoms q serious disturbance and tina,
great Of himself and days yet Of quiet subms
restore him 70 that prime condition OF health which be
exhibited this body some two weeks ago BE possesses
naturally very powerful constitution equal 70 almost
Of philosophy are fully up 10 the exgencies Of his
We feel CONFIDENT therefore, that he WIN be eli right again
ton; and thai win BE- rough work. The evidences are
accumulatng upon 10 every day.
For instance, the Delaware delegates have been in
ucted TO oppose the admission OF any rreguAry cho
sen delegate into the Convention. mis- nstructon Is
evelled st The new delegations (Douslas) which
Charleston MI up The pieces f vacant BY the rega-
larry appointed seeding delegates This issue will bring
up two questions OF very embarrassing character with
the reassembtng Of the Convention. First-Have the
delegates who abandoned the Convention Charleston
any right TO be readmtted2 Second-CAn The Convention
sy chosen e an he be- paces Of he
Upon these two points, from the present sgns Of the
timss think TIA, the vote Of the New YORK deega-
gaiions True, the Convention adjourned 70 Baltimore
Tor the expressly declared purpose Of allowing Aabsma
e ON " ss sa n.as y
tcans all sorts Of techncalties only far may
,ui their purpose And tho purpose Of tbs New York
de cation being the nomination OF Horauo Seymour IL
their policy 70 oonciliase the seccders This, be
ieved, will Be done for the scheme Of compromise
upon seymour which wn started the other day, has be-
general buzz throughout all tho democratic camp
In support OF This compromise, rs coutended thai sey
(sking INTO account the slaughtering Of seward)
sou,S; ia. he win b. soosp,sss 70 Mr. BacS.n.a and
10 Mr. Douglas and that In relation 70 al the outstanding
rva candidates and Their cqaes seymour win stand As
from any sonal grudsss jeslouses offences or 70
come lasr example, d s thought that Mr. Seymour win
Il Chcsso Not having Ii; ust hImsef forward be has
gwen offence, and mot having made any imp lcable
enemies, he u smnsntiy available - the olive branch
We have heard nothing Of the present relations and
cnaoas Of The Fernando Wood democracy Of New York
sidered by some Of them a. Tho plant tool OF
the Albany Regency but with all other difficulties sur
moano presume .Sss nn one c0s,a no readily com
sections scsions and cques In full communion with the
elite and the rag tag and OF the party on footing
ne republicans say 'pooh pooh seymour is fancy
stock" Dean Richmond and hin railroad gang have
shown their hand too soon Douglas will nos DO hum.
bugsed In that way. lie smells the rat he viii hold his
ground He win We shall have two democratic uckep,
for Douglas will be Cesar nothing In spite Of these
ION here which viii probably spoil ali The calculations Of
me House b for the admission Of Kansas a state into
the Union taken up In the Senate to-day and Mr. Col
lamer making very sensible matter OF fact speech in
support OF the measure We do not entertain any doubt
Of ~ brought 70 vote, and the bill being up
n probable that viii Dc pushed 70 conclusion. Tae
late terrific agitation this subject hes entirely died out,
and ~ dncusson 70 day falls heavily upon the Senate
- would learned exposition Of the Pennsylvania whis
kr Hsskn in the House. has been doing excellent ser.
vice 70 day IN behalf Of government printing ONCE, a.
peessd vim ts pre- n spos ~ s,sm yeyy mile chance
for his bill this side the Presidential election bat n
something 10 clear the way for dsse action At the next
In connection with The marriage Of Madame Bodsco
yesterday, surprise expressed that the japanese
position Of The dissss ushsd bride But ney could no,
have attended Without Attracting The multitude 70 the
sy 70 . Susy q
pcesibe.
The President who gave away the bride, on,ciAied In
the same capacity her nrst marriage, some twenty
years or 20 seo
rHxRTY-sIxrH CON0REss.
InSP SESSION.
senate.
wAsmSoros, May 81, 1850.
Several petitions and memorials were received.
m @sAn PRINTING INVESTIGATION.
Mr.. sLmuL, (dem-) Of Ia, from the Com itiee
Appointed 70 investigate into the payments made BY the
public printer and various papers, and for eectoneerns
purposes, &C made majority report. giving history Of
be public printing and stating eec, that the payments
made by wendell 70 various papers we're made In com.
pliance with bargain by wendell he paid any money