The New York Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1851, Page 1

THOS fg a “¥ in the Portion eee is, forth William street, an cntire Shoals 70 Ate xenda store, in love to ould familie, 46. Gk Gen- emea's fu Some iture, olothiag. Wate apg ng antares rieaalete case ta ture, BENNY, Auction ed a PORTG 8am Mi Furniture mlscrees, 172 ana vie C Fallon tice Meripacer covsisting in part st 8 ply aad” aaa ier consisting in. pa mebersay snd other Chairs, Bot Zard and ay bad walnae Beds thd Pillows, Paillasses, an resus, Feather Chinn, Btove and Pipe, Lookts gol soon, to whicd the attention of buyers ie invi U. PAINTINGS AND BUORAYINGS. WILL BE reserv. collection A fie a ees we ‘nati My dees ask Vir oR RC A Amaia saa OF A VALUABLE STOCK OF Pbeopaic KC. Kemp wills . a mber cet be part 35 trade ‘ihe : od wii the wi table ushments e7 tse fe Dowt eatal b ial aTHL JUNE — ——— 103. G2 aneenanane = Comeie ION OF THE EXECUTORS SALE OF DRY Warren, A uctionear—Lennon and Stephens sae followi: f stook of deceased. pri days to close the ac of the credito Sale as ta ‘the morning and two in ‘the afternoon. we a a yA SALB PERAMER, JOHN mpenae —AT THE +f ‘ork, on Wed- a ¥ a fits ne hddee, q Vien C fe nd ble maai od suporiot. 1t ls batiew fny boat now on the su ators, being able to ran, Jn otill water. hour. or deat 4 foeb parce she is ta trong tubular doile et suede Lace eb sale, By seer of the Gourd JOHN R. THOMSON, Pres's. FOR SALE AND TO LET. PROPERTY, NOs. 15 AND ir sale, low, for ag Also, s house ant ma burg. ashe, JOHN OSBORN, (329 Bowery. OR BALE—-AN OLD ESTABLISHED FIRST Chass ‘aad Liquor Stor gantly assed w with the ‘unexpired lense of spt one of the most petits choroughfa. and fixtures will be reduced to 500 or $i.a0 “This is ‘s obanoe seldom ‘tore haa only bean cecupied for thelaat twenty individuals. + offies of Shis yoy eae ot oe priate ENGLISH DUR- cateay MiLie © THOMPSON. B Cortlandt stesat. OR SALE— | gy rg A HOTEL IN THE UP. of Core and portion atthe furatvares all a. partner Will ve taken 2 small capital ‘ouly tequiced”’ at a “sn Steas s note te Hotel, Post Ofte. ee bar eres GROCERY AND LIQUOR ees. WITH feed store and — cellar attached; the store is large ‘ana bandso: 1p, and is suited{or an exten- sive business; will 2o Europe. Appz 0 — vs che at S remtae, af Vantaa sito 30 OR. SALS—A Sapen FOUR STORY Pm ent Nomen po ogy eve, ele “0 Patinence street, near avenue A. sae LoW—Fwo AMERICAN FEAGS,, 85: ¥ Reh es Sass Sh “ah of = F% SALE. oF covmmay RESIDENCE ADJOINING house Faltebie fors mine amy. eh make {6 ropl dors, eee ake obreet, near Fourth wireek T ren NO. 19 BEEKMAN STREST, TUE ottrent building a single, roo mit bo on alse, in rhe! s Ree Tor \voramith’s tools. vingsten, Toa ee til a ~ ody ‘urnished Roo! oR THR ym modated with A BAR BuLiaRD SALOON FoR thoroog tere tad! je four alleys. f. in located iss Aya ts fare. ‘and is ene of the most respectad! vlisoments of the ‘The SF exery, convenience, Apr ” 3D BEDROOM TO LET, TO A SINGLE Ae or algco ig ge oy Torms very moderate. Sata faa waver ol use of occupant, exchanged laquire at at ho way. A. TABLOR, AND BEI BEDROOM ADJOINING, TO LET’ : enor A it rand hie Siitdres. Hot and cold wate: a3 aire at 224 Fourth street, opposite Washington equate: Jorence required . SHOE Lidge feet froa! Ser of thers ie the uy pe et fame building. “Appl Seek . wo LL BLOOMER, ‘nt Btogdway sisted res a thiee, close! rater invenck Trill be let separately vogether ‘appiy at oe ‘Arron street, corner College place. are Jaa sh ERS ron 6 Lag ry} Ty vite 3 ta PRES- fuse. Aloo one onvont ham 5 foot from, id laches inches, with steam drum. mw shcda ev {al NDP OPRRTY.- THE MOST STATES tas ed ante = sediand , Le with ree > Pz--+ ®y TO Let, first floor, BASEMENT, Fo furnace, Zteece byt locomotive bolier fou this offer nequalled ft dosoriptit a of the property. office, whers partioulays are given. 8 ouses, contages, C. F. GROSHEIM, Land Agent, « 70 iT, IN SET Ant ‘SToRE © RTI: floor and basement, 100 Possession given Ug pnd No BOTH. KEEPERS —THE Witt, P tthe een farniture of only, reason vant hon eehet important buneast tw jealare ate Oar lors, ee, i ay 5 SS al fitet cine Hotel, aclog btu gf fe abten sd te Bee NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON. errr THE ORGANIZATION OF THE HOUSE. LINN BOYD, OF KY., ELECTED SPEAKER. CAUCUSSING AND TROUBLES. SOTH P Ladiedubted In “ae? WATER. WHICH WILL GET THE UNION FORCES? Resolutions offered in the Senate for a Joint Committee to Welcome Kossuth, Spirited Debate in the House Relative to the Compromise. SHARP WorK ANTICIPATED, The South Carolina Zegislature and Secession. Proceedings of the Co-operative Convention, THE ERIE CANAL FROZEN OVER. INTERESTING FRom sours AMERICA, how, do, die. AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON CITY. Frem Our Special Correspondents, WIG CAUCUS—GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURRS, ETC. Wasninoron, Deo. 1, 1851, A: the whig caucus this morning, more than two thirds of the whig members were present. The total whig delegation is ninety A resotution was offered by Mr Haven, of New York, acquiescing in the Compromiss measures, almost in the same language as used by the President im his last an- pual message. Mesers, Stevens, of Pennsylvania, and Fowler, of Massachusetts after much opposition, retired from the eauens. ‘The resolution was put and carried, with two dissen- tient votes. The whigs do not intend to yote for Boyd, for Speak- er, but to play off and try their chance of getting some one of their friends. They have got to windward of the democrats, and the greatest unanimity prevails amongst them, ‘The estimates of expenditures for the fiscal year end_ ing June 3¢, 1863, ere $42,802,269 19. Of this amount there is estimated, for the support of our newly acquired territories, $0,549,101 11. This leaves the balance of $33,343.198 08, which brings the estimates 40D to those of 1845. This does not include the interest to be paid om the Texas debt, end it will also requirea 1\Fge appropriation to meet the claims of Mexico for In- a'en depredations, and the French reclamations for ille- gal seizures in California. ‘The Navy Department estimates amount to $8,540,605 08. Of this, deduct, for special objects, $2,684,220 80; leav- ing for support of navy and marine corps, $6,866,472 18 ‘The estimates for the navy support proper are less than lest year; whilst the sum ‘or special obj ecta, vis. : addi_ tional pay for a larger Pacific mail service by act of Congress, the completion of the California ary dock, kc. exceeds last year’s estimates by about $600,000. ‘The Postmaster General recommends a large increas to the Atlantic mail service. x. ¥. 2. THE DEMOCRATS, WHIGS, AND UNIONIST3—MORE CAUCUSES TO BE HELD—@EN. YOOTE’S KOSSUTH RESOLUTION, ETC. Warnixeron, Deo, 1, 1851. ‘The resolution making the democratic creed @ cheer- fel acquiescence in the compromises was rejected on Baturday night by the democratic caucus, bat was sub- *tantially adopted in the whig caucus this morning. ‘The Southern Union party are rather anxious to join the democrats, but the latter are not quite ready to excom- municate the Southern ultras, who were always demo- crate, for the benefit of the Union whigs, whe wish to be onthe strong side. But the resolution endorsing the compromises, and almost unanimously adopted by sixty whigs in caucus, means something. It was a desperate effort te prevent the Southern whigs from going over to the democracy in the lump, The end is not yet. A democratic Semate caucus, this morning, appointed ® committee of seven to arrange standing committees, Mr. Bright, of Indiana, was chairman. On Wednesday there will be another Senate caucus on the question of electing a now set of officers, It will be surprising if the old set escape the assaults of demo” cratic outsiders. Gen, Foote’s resolution, providing joint committee of Congress to wait om Kossuth, was offered at the in. stance of Mr. Webster. Ww. THE VARIOUS RESOLUTIONS OFFERED IN THE PARTY CAUCUSES—THE COMMITTERS T@ BR APPOINTED THR COMPROMISE TO KE INTRODUCED INTO THE HOUSE, ETC. Wasninaron, Dec. 1, 1851. ‘The whigs, numbering about fifty, adopted in caucus this morning, the following resolution, with only sight dissenting voices: — Resoly That we regard th series of acts known as the adj wnt measures, and as forming, in their mutual system of com- they ought to be adhered to and carried out into faith: ful execution, as ® final settlement, in priaciple and .aubetance, of the dangerous and ¢xciting subjects which they embrees ‘The resolution offered by Col. Wm. H Polk, of Ten- nenree, in the democratic caucus of Saturday last, ran as follows Resolved, by the democratic members of the House of Representatives, that the series of acts —b, - the ‘The amendment offered to the above resolution by Mr Johnson, the State Righte representative, of Arkansas was this — Resolved That the demooratio py! regard the serie® of mearures passed at the thirty Congress, common - ly called the compromise 4 era 00 0 soviiemsons of the any action of Ditrtot of Columbia. without the seeiishing of the owners thereof, or ai © Within the siavehol C.J pur- el by the United States for the erection << magazines, arsenals, dock yards, navy yards, and other ike 5 not suppressing the slave be- UScem tare Hoda fate, re on Le hone of aay State any territory hereafter . because of the existence of alat therein, or = act rohibitit bs introduction of slaves into the terri of Utah and Rew Mexico; or any act repealing or modify. the laws now in force for the recovery of fugitive vine, ‘and all agitation which has for ite purpose any shore nehed, objects, will be in violation ot the | eae te egneln e oa ine oratioc gettin ot © peace and endangering + and representatives of ‘Goplottion in that ly with entire and abil to adept anch views ax will meet the sanction of the people in all seo- tions of the country. All there resolutions were tabled. ‘The committess will be appointed to morrow. Mr. Bayly (anion dem ) of Va., will again be Chairman of Ways and Means; Mr. Disney (dem ) of Ohio, Chair man of Foreign Affairs ; and Mr. Jones (dem.) of Tenn’ Chairman of the Committee on Territories, To-morrow the democrats will introduce the compro- mire resolution in the Houre, and call for the ayes and aye. General eatiefaction prevails, Both whige and demo- orate are satisfied that they have dome their duty Mr Stanly (whig) of N.C. had treaty ome votes for i Ta isthe exact Webster strength in Congress, Mr. Webster himseif drove round to the members all last evening, conjuring them to adopt the compromise, which was done. OXENSTERN. THIRTY-SECOND CONGRESS. FIRST GESSION. Senate. Waseunarow, Dec. 1, 1881. THe OPENING, ‘The Benate was called to order et 12 o'clock, where- upom am appropriate prayer was delivered by the Rev. Mr, Butler, Sew MEM@RRD. ‘The following Senators were absent :— utarem Cs vy Re ter, ti! Stookton, Nv J.) A pias, Lo? py a! i ious: ‘Texas; and Rusk, Texss. Mr. Beward prese: the, credentials of Hamilton vieh, Sengtor elégt trom Now York. Mr, Claase presented the credentials of Benjamin Wade, (whig,) of Ohio. Mr. Miller presented the eredentials of Robert Btock- tom, (dem ,) of New Jersey. Mr Clarke presented the credentials of Charies T. James, (dem ) of Rhode Island. Mr. Atchison presented the credentials of Charles Sumner, (free soil whig,) of Massachusetts. Mosars. Fish, of New York, Wade, James, Geyer, and Bumner, them respectively took the oath prescribed by the constitution THE FLORIDA SENATORSHIP—QUFETION 4 TO WHO (8 SLECT- ED= CONSIDERABLE DEBATE. Mr. Morton preseated the certificate of the Governor of Florida of the election of Stephen R. Mallory (dem ) as United States Senator for sixtyears from the fourth of March lest. Mr. M. aiso presented anexempli- fied copy of the Journal of the Legislature of Florida, containing certain proceedings of an election of Senator, which record was considered, by the Hon. David R. Yulee (dem...) as evidence of his having been elected Senator’ instead of Mr. Mallory, Mr. M. presented these two pa’ rs to the Senate for its actiom, witheat expresal Spinion of what that action should be. sty ‘The two Pay were read, when the Cran said it was a question for the Senate to decide, whether the papers presented entitled either to a seat. Mr. Bricut, (dem.,) of Indiana, moved that the two rs be referred toe aeleot committee of five mem- Mr. Css Cah et Ky., considered the motion an- je case was @ clear cue, Mr. Wy Senate bis credentials, in due My 4 Roa those credentials ere prima facia Wasa of his being entitled to his seat. Mr. C. considered the presentation of the containing proceedings of the as ‘ber informal. proper course te be would be toadmit Mr. and let the contestant ppeens bie nettien, on Petition the question p...&, Foote, cere, (Cie Sam) of Miss,, agreed with the entucky, and hoped the motion offered ya, Bit yo Ap be gs ot Mela oh r. nara) aang ete ‘ha tea hed fal vere referred to the decision of the Senate in an gaieid's case, a0 conclusive of Mr. Mallory’s right to be sworn now Mr Masox, (8. R. dem.) of Va, did not consider the z vate as full evidence of Mr. Mallory’s ¢ soil dem .) of N. H., thou; re; eit were sound on q upon the great pacification. He referred to the Shields case, and that Mr. Mallory id be eworn in now. THE HOUSE CVORMED THAT THE nvarnnes Mr. Donor Ce )« Tows, offered @ resotution, which was adopted, Secretary inform the House that & quorum of the Bemate is present, and the Senate ready to proceed to business. THE HOUR OF MEETING. Mr Cremens (dem), of Ala., moved. and it was ordered, that the daily hour of meeting be twelve o'clock. NOTICES OF IMPORTANT MILLA, Mr. Gwin (dem 1.2 Set. gure eaten of . large num- ber of bills, ernong the followii Abill to reduce postage on newspaper, and establish bn hy rates of portage on letters throughout the United A bill directing ere Oe Of the reve- nue collected w there, after the treaty with —_ ul the pm of California as « State mclothish essen mai) stsemers, Leap Fann Ben Francisoo via the Bendwich to Shanghai, China gif ill fot telegraph irom the Missasippl to the Pa- br bil toestabla» nary ard and depot i in California. ag Warxen and Door, of lows, also gave notice o MOVEMENT FOR 4 J0/NT COMMITTRE OF OTH HOLMES To WELCO Oaar Ht Mr. Feore gaye notieg the following joint rerolu Resolved, ‘That joint committee of the two houses my members of the Beaate able arrangements fcr the . Bx Governor of I , on arrival inthe Waited profouied voopect emtertaised, fer his the people ot Tespect ent “he part Con. | tel and in the name of the people of the United ‘tates, the ho; = of the metropolis of the Union. ‘On motion © ORTON the Senate then adjourned. House of Representatives. Wasmisotos, Dec. 1, 1361. THE PRELe sores ‘The House was cailed to order, and one hundred and thirteem members answered to their names © ON THE Po, Bre mF coxr compno- Ma Jenee the election of Bpeaker, ire voce, aud would merely re mark that, for ono, he should vote for Linn Boyd—not because he recejved the nomination of the democratic caucus, but because he knew him to be @ thorough and sound democrat, and a tried and true compromise Union mi Ma. Caaren, (dem..) of Ohio, concurred with the gen- tleman in what be had said, but would vote for Mr. Boyd because he was the mominee ofthe democratic caucus Mr. @rancr, (whig.) of N.C. said the whigs in cau cus bad made no nomination for Speaker. They had beard from Mr. Jones about the Compromise measures, and now would be happy to hear hi far they have ie endorsed on the democratic side Bavacr, (dem ,) of Tenn —The gentleman had better settle his difficulties at home before he seeks to regulate others. s—“Call the roll’ (free soil whig) £ Ohio. ay ‘Thaddeus Stevens. (whig) of Pa. for Speaker—a tleman, as pure ‘end’ this oe other. 7) ne good a whig. As to the merita of the Cor mee cores, he hoped gentlemen opposed to tion would not open it so early in the session. the time comes, if gentlemen insist on ition, let 4 come; we first home Ories of “call the roll.”’ Mr Broone (wig), of N.Y, after noticing what had been raid by M) ee of this House assem bi #4 this morat and: by ® di and emphatie expression of of opinion endorsed the Compro- mise measures. A Vorce—How many were there’ Mr. Brooxe— Fifty or or | Wo have on! seven! eighty in all. and nearly all now in the city met morviag How was it on the ether side’ The democrats were onvilling to sustain these measures, and refused to adept « similar resolution in ceucns The whigs want to know where they stand. They present an harmonious front, andor the down they intend to act. He alluded ¢ icine oconenan-y amend te the demo- with nage bo ee Oe i if he understood ‘aa a faot that the forth to are now opposed ed perfectly willing to execute every article im the Com proahian, Bags bil Set oil ~ Me Unooas, intorevpting Mr M sald—The whig caa- From Buenes Ayres. Boston, Deo, 1, 1861. Mr. Musoe sahed he the Letters from Buenos Ayres, to Oct 4, received here vis man to say’ the caucus reflect the senti- | England, deny that Oribe has capitulated, and state that oF ats pvegphe'ne Aly Ser Rosas bas coat him large sums of money with which to Perty out the provisions of the poy his and prevent further devertion. that Oribe may attempt to fight his wa: was making great pledged army, and it was emid-would soon have w force of £0,000 ‘Trade was ata stand still, At B Ayres pe So them (Caughtar | COR Yared om 40H, ere would 4 third number — seted to hay the reanitticn ne table. Ct The Canals and the Weather, inane 4 ‘He did not meam to be Fowr Peaiv, Dew. 1, 1851-9 P. M. — ears nad erg desired tostand om his | rae canal is fairly closed, and the weather is very cold, manne v6 Brew ‘There are not less than fromi three to four hundred fs loaded boate frozen in in this vicinity. MY, Messy cto aa i the whigs ‘The Erie Canal Burrato, Dec. 1, 1851 with place of is still opem at this place, and is but Sinasse little obstructed by ice. The weather, however, Mr. presen- 48 freezing cold, with a breeze from the north tation ‘Stevens, haa no Rocusaren, Dee. 1, 1851 * (Mr. C ) ‘took po is quite cold. No snow bas fallen F F x M said that the C to Kian Bat “4 There but fi ir. Mrape aaid t! Jom on . There are but few promise resolution oe geg bye 7 vurday caucus was laid on on the tabla, beoampe - re subject would proj come before ‘imore Con- eugene mutes The} will toke it io band sod. peedeee ee, | Preparations for the ixecution of Oteutt, Torld on what principles the North and the South can Urica, Dec. 1, 1881 ‘The Sheriff, to-day, ordered the Utica City Corps, and sjury of twelve men, to attend the exeoution of Oroutt, on Friday next, at 10 o'clock, A. M Fire at Syracuse. Syracuse, December 1, 1851. A fire broke out this morning, about two o'clock, in the daguerreotype rooms of Mr. B. L. Higgins, in the Frank- lin Buildings. Mr. eg he loss is about $1,800. In- ration ensued 2s to how many gentlemen who used Bethe: aaiites Skt “ben returned to Con. | sured for $1,000 in the Long Island Gompan; The ; Misses Wood, milliners, lose about $500—fully. ineure = anes (wbig.) of Fain. his position, said | 824 Mesers. Davis and Williams, merchants, lose awa thet whiga had put Lhemscives ‘on his Platform-—one $5,000 by water, and the removal of . They are in- on which the Union party of the South could sured for $3(09 in the American and Bt. Lawreuts Cou. Mt Poux, (dem) 0 i orfenn., saad that ont on i a Panies Pilea. «IE the compromise resol fle causes, Fire in Providence. prodigies thane ll nae a Rhea principle. The only objection was ® question of time ; “ fee so fi novipance, It. I., Dec, 1, 1851 me A section of the lumber yard of Mr. Billings Brastow, running from South Water street, was destroyed by ‘ire this afternoon, at about 4 o'clock. ‘The flames were ex- tinguished after a lous of about $5000 There was insu- erican office e Williams oMce for e similar amount, nto" NOB? Jenny Lind tn Boston, Bosrow, Dec. 1, 1851 The Melodeon was crowded to-night, to hear Jenn? Lind, Tho blustering weather for twenty-four ours past has given her # slight cold azd hoarseness, conse- quently she did not sing the first piece. the prayer from “Dev Freisebute,” with her wonted offect. The sudience, too, was rather ocld at first; and not till she sang the finale from “ Bonnambula,” did they rise Thie plece was encored, and a part c bart, the applause wae greet and hearty. and her terietante received a fair share Jeuny will give two covecerts more this week, which will probably be the last Tota! number of votes. it P03 ocd —< away were for Messrs. Howe, Gor- x; Bom, Outlaw, Gen of her aibging fi Gabe Nabe Taylor, Meashasn, Preston King, oe The Board ef County Canvas ‘The following gentlemen voted for Luxx Born, vis'— | gnu pegytaoe y ‘again yesterday afternoon, nga somes > a Babsock. Bart | and, in obedience to the order of Judge King. served upon them by L.. B, Shepard, Esq, proceeded to canvass the various wards Board ‘lireeted that all the wards be returned to the County Clerk, who will imme- diately transmit them to Albany. The vetes cast in the Fourteenth ward for Atto: General were omitted, leaving the fresult on the 8 ticket as below. The Bard adjourned to 3 o'clock this afternoon, in case that apy matter may bepauet = "epee Comptroller... Batvereoe Sec. of State: ‘Forsyth, itt. erat... Ul a le eeperen eee sateen a ets ee TT hee Ene eee ee i Democrat. ight . pees, "Vonsvle, Wilcox, gma ns Were sworn THE GENATE AND THE PRESIDENT INFORMED THAT THE HOURE WAS PREPARED FOR BUSINESS. bound fi to walt cn ee 79 18 W., 8ui jovember 234, 1861, 5 o'clock. P.M, The rules and orders of the last House were adopted Mr. Toeiaas Gath, pesetant pa weer, ng il i etiaaar oa struck on the jeft shoulder by the main crank of lpn ine, and ¢ shoulder to ips. From eS van was then elected Clerk. | this position he was rescued by Mr Pemble, first assist He reogiving 129 votes, J. 0. Walker 72. end several | aut engineer. and 0 far resuscitated as to be perf-ctly SESACEnc -aakhelanmeahannieen prvegy ew ib hog ee 5 wel pelo . Je. At o'clock, A. M.. y. hie body was consign Mr wiossbrenner for t-at-Arms; Mr. McKnew | Fito the deep, with Kpiscopal services He leaves a young wife and child to mourn his untimely ent. Sreamanie Promeraevs—At & meeting of the pas- sengers of a! ‘ip Prometheus, held on board. Nov. ‘21, 1861, on motion, Colonel A ©. Garrett, of Mlincis, was <alled to the chair and Dr. F. W. Hatch appoimted Secretary. The following resolution was unanimously adopted — fe the undersigned Passengers on board steamship from New York to Baa Juan, take plea. sure tn expressing our gratitude for the kind and courteous treatment we have reeeived from the several officers. In Captain Ohurebill we have found one urbenity of manners and gentlemanly bearing ha’ dently fitted bim for the res responsible porition he and won for him our highest esteem and confidence. To the Purser, Mr B.8. Hopkins, our thanks are also due for the accommodating spirit manifested in minis tering to the wants and comforta of the passengers. Also, thief Engineer Mr A Steedweil. for the efficiency mn his de ent. We feel that no efforts been pared on the part of the officers to eonduce to our com fort. while the care bestowed upon those who have suffered from sickness ee te rticular — for bec pom mth Mr. J. M. Johnson for Postmas- ter=all no by the democratic caucus, were elect- ‘ed together oy resolution. The House then adjourned The South Carolina Legislature. ESSION CONVENTION BILL CHECKED IN THE ‘E— QI ESTION RRGARDED AS SETTLED, BTC Couvmara, 8, O., Nov, 90, 1951 In the House of Delegates, on Saturday, Mr. Ayre’ gave notice of his intention to introduce a bill calling the proposed Btate conventicn, to take measures for the secession of Bouth Carolina from the Union, Mr. Owens thereupon offered a resolution virtually opposing the call, and deolaring the question of separate recession a4 finally sad conclusively settied by the recent vote of the Btate. The revolution lays over for future consideration nd action, and will, it ia believed, be adopted. Co-operation Convent nm L of South ‘The ship, in all | eonducta for Carolina, ed, eatery, Ko, dors credit ‘othe enterprising owner, Vanderbilt. Poq., whone efforte have been sofong aod PESOLUTION SETTING FORTH THE POLICY or TIE successfully devoted to the promotion of steam naviga- raRTy ton Resolved, That a copy of the above, with-the signature of the pamengers, be presented by the Secretary to Capt. Churehiil. Reaotved, That the proceedings of the meeting be pub- lished in the principal public journals of New York and | Sem Fraseisco A. ©. GARRITT, an FW arcu, Secretary [Signed by the passengers wsatox, 8. C., Doo. 1, 1851 The Co-operation Convention met at Columbia on the 2h ult. A committee having been appointed at the previcus meeting, consisting of Langdon Cheeves Benator Rarnweil, Chancellor Johnson, James Chesnut, Jr.,T N Darkins AP. Aldrich, and John Townsend, submitted « report om the present aspect of ailairs in this State. They do not deem it expedient to do more than indicate bys few simple resolutions, the platform upon hich. accord. ing to their judgment, the people cf South Carolina have pinced themeelves by the recent elections. The commit- tee, therefore, submitted to the Convention the following Tesolutions — Ropolved, That wo Navai Intelligence. An examining Board of acientific officers of the Kmzt- neer Corps, United States Navy, was convened at I’ dolphin, yesterday. for the purpose of examining frst, second and third assistant engineers for promotion. and young gentiemen fur admission, as third aeristante All aval epgineers in the countey now entitied to oxani tation bave been ordered to Philadelphia bridge sailed from Pernam- Peat ce having dose cided. Tieright, thtexercice of tit United States sloop of war Jamestown. in 3. W. grounded ase Downing. war at Buenos Ayres September nited tates frigate Comgress, (‘lag-ahip of Com. J McIntoth, remained at Moate. ber 5 this Sees tn contraven States revenue cutter Hamilton, Gay- Te te aa having decided that | more, fro Boston, ria Hampton Roads arrived at t be = 7 tl cert ef notte ease the clave have nal waf- | port yesterday. The Hamilton is to be kept permanent. , 40 Bo not & fevems sinter of them te make their ac o- | ly co this station. The following wificers are attached eential to the remedy of Waistng vii. be. capers for | to her —Onaptain Gaymoore, First Lieutenant A. Bo. tithe purposes ong to be hittensed rough. Second Lieutenant BW. Watson, Third Lieut ant DG, Gardner, pilot Caled Prouty —Charlesion News WSRevelved, Thee the State, entertaine » deep and india wn of ber grievances, Police Intelligence. =On Friday night tast.some bold burglar entered the dwriling house of John Foote, «x aldarman the Bixth Ward, residing at No.2 Duane atrest, aad ern yards of black Italien eve, blenksta thests, he valued at e obtained access to the heuse by rough the rear. No acres ing Gold Yesterday morning, a boy oney, Was arrested on board the steam boat Troy, by Officer liarris, of the First Ward Pouce. on tne " 8 charge of stenling a wallet containing $290 in gold Legisiature—Passage of | coin, the property of Michael Fitemorris [t_seems, by Railway Bills, ete. the ovidenoe, that the boy and Fitemorris took the bost + bo! Hausrat, N.6., Dec. 1, 1968 at Albany. for this city, amd on the passage poy atrnoted the gold from the complainant's pocket, while All of the important railway bills which passed the | he laid — — after, the —— neg | seembly have been Legisla- | Money. and suspicion resting on the boy, he pas MOC re ° 7 Grah up Gnd ratified by the and evarched, and the gold found iu his possession ‘The tive Council, without amendment. The Legislature havy- | omoer conveyed the Prisoner before Justice Osborn, ing completed the important business for which it was calied together, will probably adjourn within « few days where, on hit examination. be confessed taking the money, and anid be was sorry for it, and that be never . took any thing before. The magistrate committed him to prison for trial wT a sata Okt e A Violent Asyoult —A man named John Stockay was Bac totonn, Nov. 80, 1351 arrested on Sunday night. by officers Killen and Marri ‘The New Orleans mail, as ‘ate as due, brings us the | of the Firet ward, charged vith violently assultiog and Crescent, which says that it is currently reported that Se- nator Boule intends to resign. ‘The Board of Naval Engineers, composed of Chief Kagi- neers Williamson, Sewell, and Isherwood, have been beating John Duna, by knocking him down. am 2 ing om bie leg. which be frectured ordered to aatemble at Philadelphia, for the examination of assistant engineers for promotion permanent. declarations of pnd! ues that wepseate from thore feel sincere on he anime poicy w moe witl croton maintained by th we think it expedient 8 that the o A eire to promote co operation, ah: ‘The Nova Se J man was conveyed to Cedar mtrest, in a house kept by Stockey accused wea conreyed before Justion Ost mitted bim bo prison to anewer the ohargs Lyora S. Har bas recovered, in an action be fore the Bapreme Court ia seation at Camber! ige, Mave, $1,400 damages of the city of Lowell, for injuries reoaived in faring upon the sidewalk of thar city, by ao Vaigh bone ous broken onl be sveneed 16 be ed for sewer mali Prrcanwireera, ‘Deo 1 tal The mew Aupreme Court of Pennayivanta was organited } a. to-day, aiso the mew Court of Compan Pies, of Phila An pbla coun . PRICE TWO CENTS. ARRIVAL OF THE PROMETHETS. Outrage on the American Flag @he Prometheus Fired into adit a British Cruiser. AFFAIRS IN NICARAGUA ADDXTIONAL CALIFORNIA NEWS. GENERAL NEWS OF THE STATE, AGRICUL TURE IN CALIFORNIA, MIG *TELLIGENOR. THE LAND COMMISSION. CRIMINAL NTELLIGENCE, Ge, Mo., Ma, ‘The steamship Promethous, Capt. H. Churchill, with five hundred an@ ten pagsengers, $120,577 ia gold dust, on freight, and $500,090 in tho bands of the passengers, arrived’ yesterdzy morning in nine days from San Juan, vis Havans’ She landed at Havava sixty-three passengers for New Ortoaaz- Aanoxed is the manifest of @OLD DUST BY TUE PROMDrHRUS. Thompeon & Hiteticoek..... The following is a list of Passongere by tho Pro- methous:— | eiesae rails | j | Virgin Bay, where 1 foun Wm Gilgen, N Borford, 7B May,0 1 Moon. 8 Brush, wv 7. Misa. Wo. Pitictaal BP rwagsy Ow Wronm ik Gorse, Gerard, ry C Pari | aise oan © kinase, Ad 5 Wa ‘Mrs M Collum, Mts Clark, D MoLoa jaman, £m Huntingtons A Saoks, 2 King, 5g Beat Boke ‘cmaingham, 3 W Carma, WW Stone, 2 Kimball, D anges, Wa genes 2 4 Co Raverta “OW Doria. tanbmdge, beled ry De ni, P Sathon, ‘esc T Ware. 3 Babes, © Mrs Pescvon, T tier! ier SF ie) I Cornell, Cmitn, RH ati McClure, Captai Nicholls, H, Kinwsty, Hamilton Fiaber, ot mill, C Hames, J Hames, c 8’smitb, J BG G aK. The following passengers for New York got laf at Havana. Row RTH rin, N Hunter, WC Armen, E Pillott, 8 Spunston several other names ae¢ Raowe. The steamship Pacific left San Francisco Nov. 1, arrived at San Juan del Sur, lth, with four baa- dred and sevemty passengers. ‘he Prometheus, therefore, brings no later news from California. Mr. Eddy died November %, 1551, on board steamship Vacific. His remains wore, intered o& Aaapuico Weare indebted to the kindness of Mr B. $. Hopkins, the Purser of the P., for late news. We are also indebted to Mr. B S Haight, of Puimec & Co.'s Express, for late papers. ‘The news from Nicaragua is not importaat The annexed letter from Captain Churchili aad Commedore Vandorbilt, of the United Statessteam- ship Prometheus, from San Juan, gives an account of an outrageous attack upon that ship as she wae leaving that port, with « large number cf passea- ger#oa board, for New York. Hore will bv morp work for Mr. Webster. Bry asunur Beomerian' «, Sax Jean, Nov. Gratiewex—Im erder to correct any that may be made of the circumstance of rig © Express. fring into the Prometheus, [ beg of Jou to give the folowing «tatement an insertson in your t bw ti) M Daroeetes So oat tae Oi pater Se proceed to sea bat {usp received the last of oar panen, from the Pacific steamer, eet, 's a about At this moment the city authorities ! town— constituted. as they said. tsins summecner « Murquito King—caune on board the ship with @ police force, and served & process of attachment om the and if for the ee by oy Tities Tor present and arrearage dues charged chip, which we supposed to be il domanded, oad cousequently refused to pay them.aa I did in peg] Jostance. The port dues are made up from, the rigat anchorage in the harber, captain of the port fess, and pilotage J hove wp my anchor and dropped — barber wits the current, having the ever steemmees, receiving from her the baggage of the . gers. The Engiioh brig-ot- war laying @ short from us, immediately got under we inade sail for aa, and, when within a quarter of « nile from us, fired o round shot over the forecastie, not ob the wheet house over ten feet ; in a few momeats fired. which passed over th: #0 mear that of the bali was distinctly felt by several tent « boat on board the brig to inquire their firing into us, The captain stated it uthorities of (ireytown ia ther did not immediately anchor, he would into us. and order his guns loaded with aniwter shot At the sume time our mall ind I proceeded. under steam, beck toaa ae 4. The brig stood up the harbor, eaten beard of us, with ordere thet be put cut and (hat an officer weuld be senton board to see Chat the fires were extinguished. ‘The shore authorities then came ov board and under the circumstances Of the case. Uae amount demanded wee paid under protest, aud we were permitted to proceed te ea by the captain of the brig. Neapectfully, your ob'd't serv't HENRY CHURCHILA, Captain Steamenip Prometheus i vide ie a= i:l ue Veneer Baw, Now 0), 1861 Si —You ae wed aware that | left New York im the new steamer Central America. (ae £2d October, ia tow f the aew steamehip Daniel Weoster, boond for Lexe Nicaragua, vis See Juan, for the purpose the throngh tine from New \ork to California. Leeri vo the ins@ im this besutiiol best of JT) tome bardea, | after overcoming wii difficultics at sea apdbin the civee, op the 19th instant ae epee to cross the lake to thé passongers of the Pacide, who had been waiting there four days They immediately got on board, and in theese houre Respectfully, yours ©. VANDERBILT Our Nicaraguan Correspondence, San Juan pet Norte, November <1, isi. 1 cof the Revolution—The Ups and Downe {the Pactions—The American Chorge & Affaires The New Steamer, Central America on the Lake, &., & My correspondent in Granada writes me, wader date of the (th instant, that it was rumored there that Munot had moved out of Leon towards Nia where Chamorro and bis army lay onoamp- ed, ond it is mpposed that, ere this, an issue hae been reached through @ battle betwoen the two (ae. tions. Chamorro bas with him three bundred Honduras soldiers, for which the (iranada ge. vornment were obliged to raise sever thomand 2 thom in ad- vance. W hile, oe th Seer baad, tus + has thirty od some cay week with bee with bis tying cae ey and Bet it tery,” makeup pnm fy | a Lea ~. crap tor ae * ire sacouator it paver ne one vse ‘ail tha islue Kf busses fraterced Ono day we bave ® rumor that cagoue- progress fo¢ & gompromise, the aeat ja of Coatral Ameria, and thee tas (sada party al Sow. hog begta to mag Peo. gute 28 of domnwwray 7.