The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-12
TRIPLE SHEET.
New York, Saturday. May Ie. 1850.
The News.

The News.
In Congress yesterday the Senate passed several
private bills, and the Deficiency Appropriate
bill. An executive session was then held, and the
Senate adjourned until Monday. In the House a
bill was reported providing tor carrying out the
stipulatons Of the treaty with Paraguay The
Chairman Of the Committee on Territories re-
ported bills for organizing Territorial govern
ments for Idaho, Nevada, Chippewa. Arizona and
Dscotah, and they were all laid on the table, ater
a lively conversational debate tn reference to
the clsuse in the bills prohibiting slavery. The
Commandant Of the Washington Navy Yard sent
an invitation to the House to witness the reception
Of the japanese Embassy on Monday; but the
House refused to adjourn for the purpose, and one
member expressed himself rs opposed to what
he called this expensive Japanese humbug.
The japanese Embassy will be formally received
by the President on Wednesday next. The entry
into the federal capital viii be attended with all
the pomp and circumstance that the government
officials can muster. They are 10 be quartered at
Wizards Hotel, where ample accommodations
have been prepared for them.
The Joint Special Committee OF the Common
Council appointed 10 adopt measures for extend
ing the Inequalities Of the city to the japanese
Ambassadors met yesterday at noon, but their
meeting was private. Prom the Clerk Of the Com.
mittee, however, we have the information that
subcommittee, consisting OF Aldermen Cornell
and Bagley, and Counclmen Van Tine and Shaw,
were appointed to proceed Immediately to Wash.
ington 10 obtain an interview with President
Buchanan. and through him extend the freedom
and hospitality of the city to the lustrous visiters
resolution was also adopted to the eject tina. the
l.. e. - Al.
Council, to receive and do honor to the Oriental
Ambassadors upon their return from Washington
TO New York, amer which the committee ad-
jourued. All the members were present except
Alderman Starr II will be remembered that
Councilman Van Tine VIVA one Of the committee
who took charge Of the Turkish Admiral and suite
during their sojourn In the city.
Hon. John Bell, the recently nominated Union
candidate for the Presidency. was eomplimented
by a serenade. torehlght procession. &c, at Phfs
dephiA lssi evening, and Mr.. Bcu addressed the
people on the political issues OF the day. 70
port Of his remarks may be found in another
column. g.
A large meeting was held last evening az the
Cooper Institute, TO take into consideration the
iniquty OF the Imprisonment of Thaddeus Hyatt.
In Washington, for alleged contempt of the Senate
Addresses were made by Rev. Dr.. Cheever, Wen
dell Philips. William Lloyd Garrison Rev. Mr..
Worth and Charles Sewel, Esq. The martyrs
we're In full council
We publish In today's paper some interesting
correspondence from London in relation 10 the late
prize fight, which was stin the allab-orbing topic
The authorities In England are determined to pre-
vent second meeting, and as FAR a. the belt Is
concerned II would seem that Heenan stands no
chance Of receiving Il Both parties, Ssyers par
cularly. were receiving substantial testimonials Of
The public admiration. Our correspondent says
hat ssyers viii very probably visi; the United
States This summer.
Our Paris, Berlin and Vienna correspondence
WIN aso be found elsewhere. In Paris, ~ In Lon
don, the great prize eight was the topic n general
Interest aud conversation from the arIstocratic
salons, even rom the Empress boudoir "A tho
mesnest cabaret The great event of the d,v was |
the Empress Bal COSTUME, very fun dissertation |
Of which b given In one Of our Paris letters From
Berlin and Vienna the news IL chiefly political
BY the bark Inman, Capt Brooks, we have dates |
from Pernambuco TO April is. There had been seve.
ra cases Of yellow fever, nearly all Of which proved
tai, owing. no doubt, to unskilful treatment 10
eAha II IL feared that the sugar crop will be short
ving 10 the great want Of rain In that province.
ae same want was severely felt at Pernsmbuco.
lur intelligence from Buenss Ayres IL 70 March
w. four days later than that previously received
Cor idersble alarm had been caused by an at
fnrebelhon, which was easily suppressed,
"a The National Guard remained under arms
~ 2 osya In Montevideo the proposed treaty
r Brazil, compromising The Independence Of
81 oticntA State, was rejected. Passengers from
" ave been put in quarantine for twelve ssys
90 American Board Of Commissioner in hehslf |!
o. reign Missions held q meeting yesterday in |
Df. AdAms' church. and tho women's Rights Con. |
We zoo sss continued their deliberations yesterday.
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