The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-10
TWO CENTS.
The removals Of heads Of bursaux will very shortly
In the cabinet
Yours truly


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| Washington June H. 1870
wrote you In haste a few lines yesterday evening
Clayton The Cabinet is extremely DESTROYS Of getting
your eHdai support and Mr. Clayton req uested me
to you personally and plain exactly hos matters
stand You can II you choose possess more influence
with them than any man in the United States aud get
msnts Of inoalcuabls benefit to the paper In the
meantime M see you will you suppress letters from
very much and they destitute Of any truth and
are In TACT merely bar-room rumors they can be pro-
ductive Of no good.
The bteiissneer of tomorrow morning will publish
the whole OF the correspondence between the German
and Danish Ministers our government upon the
subject Of tho Steamer United States II possible viii
get proof slips and send by ths mail this sfternoon
The course adopted by Mr. Clayton you will has been
states manlike and honorable in the extreme and 10
satisfactory to all the foreign governments concerned
Mr. Clayton says that ALI his sympsthes with the
this country into He will wink at every thing
he can at any proceedings which may DO carried on
here but when matter Ike that Of the United States
brought before his attention he pursue but
course and that he has done The administration IL
ia. moment IT is established and will at send
Ia minister Thereon recommend one to b. sent And
SO with oil the countries nov struggling for liberty
AS for the navigation Laws they stopped the
pondence Tor reasons which will detail at length to
you when get to New York Mr. Clayton Is d,'posed
to meet England freely as far foreign tcade il
epcerntd but our home coastiug trade hs will not OF
course reinqssh ~ England has nothing to offer US in
return
There has been rupture with NJ Possn. the French
Mipister account of his insoence and the uodipo
matte manner In which his corresp ondence upon
tain matters was eonducted-partioularly upon the
fslyage ar Ia, corepondne, has been srnt TO the
French government and u that should uphold
han ia ms insoience our national honsr has passports
uiH at once be gtrrn him There is long story con-
nectqa with this Which will tell you fully about
Your vi'w OF tho cuban question are concided In
by Mr. clay ton Should rtroiio's take place there and
Semand be Nude t"em for edma"ee sato our U"cn,
the government fully prpdred 10 mend IL strongly.
will try and be In New York on Saturday morning
and will then be able tell you thing you may
4. Al hssf Ia hnOW frnat will h.
liberty she in asking not insert letters against
tho admiIisratos but do 20 by the request Of both
know exactly what the policy OF the administration is
and What your position with shem, by rendering in
disposed to comply All ak nov Is that until you
hear what have TO say you will give orders that these
am your, respectfully
Geo Bregs
"a Bennett Esq
Washington July IL Is4s
20 Bennett Esq
Dear Sir,
have had several conversations with Mr. Clayton
upon The subject OF the Foreign Domestic policy of
the administration. enclose letter upon OF the
topios difcuGed. and have in 1t given Mr. CIsytons
views. lie wishes editorial upon also IL you
at TO write It, lie say the PRESIDENT has no desire to
cheat the country--thst be was elected by moderate
men Of all parties and that he will faithfully carry out
the doctrines of the That the old bunker
portion o. The Wig party who clsnor SO l9adly about
an nit wbig administration had better A. once go out
from tie arty that he desses them and under no CIR
attention also to a matter which have not yet seen
notices the fact that In the Inaugural address the
word whig Ia not once mentioned.
AS to their foreign pslcy everything will be done to
slow their sympathy with the republican movement.
lie considers IL would not only be auth republican but
di,honest In the government to sit quietly With IT'S
arms folded and pretend To feel no interest la the con-
ict OF cannot plunge into a war to assist
them every thing that be done short of that
Will be done. Instructions have been semitic Do1sdson
20 Lcep clear Of the archduke john and the other Old
foSias IN Germany and TO- toov the popular move
ment and further lie has been told that unless he
be Of come service in uniting the popular cause there
Of this country viii ma orally give tnat be will
be recalled ha'e already in one Of my ettess stated
what Instructions have been given 20 young Casn at
Rome In France Haish, the inteilgeucer co5respou
dent viii he removed ct once lie ia consul Gesersi
there. lie will be removed and svowedy upon the
ground that lie GoeG not express the sentents Of the
government here in his sneers at the republican party
OF france lie T. monorchist In feelings and In his
Ittrs he scarcely hides it. clayton says he C) isIs
Republican first whis afterwards"
GU will no doubt see ere th reaches you the Pre-
itens letter 20 Bisssck upon the recognition Of Hun
gGry In addition to this Mr. Clayton they have
t.pt Q secret agent TO Hungary gsrtsmen OF great
ability, in ~hon he has the utmost confidence with in
rirUCont 10 r,cuguize the Hungsrian government Mt
IL. very .arlisst practicable mournt This ho~ sver
must b. kt pt secret just fear The Austrian
vernnent shonld hear Of IL aud Prevent ouF agent from
passing their lines
From Information which be Ia, received he would
not he surprised ~ nsurectiun thoud break out in
Cube within mouth no. rs delay Zoe m ieh
longer period IL just ~ probable A. soon - an
ipsureoiop breaks cut there aud aoy sort OF govern
meut Is declared he intends to recognize IL, anin
Spain rem0nttTstFs she will be auswered by ploma-
tic slrug Cuba be intends 20 have at all hazlrds and
only requires The SHADOW Of an excuse.
Upon tbs subject Of Capadian reciprocity he thinks
uch as don fact FROM the infor ussion have been
able to give hin ia this matter, be has adopted my
views
The tone Of your leader Of Tuesday hs Is greatly
rleafcd wih You have marked out the course which
The sdnnif;r,tion intend 20 adopt upon the terrific
rial question, az before informed you Thegovernmsnt
Is dong all At can privately TO bring about tue result
aud with every reason TO believe ~ viii b successful
Mr. Clsyton desires above I'll things that you shoui
come out strongly stnst the old bunker portion Of the
wings ard fhOw the dishonesty u the endesvor, nov
the election Is 20 take ro,s the moderate .ho
achieved IT, all credit The party which has succeeded
should be called the Rspsbcan psrty-it is not the
vhg party a. the party is known and Nh &. has no
Intention OF retrcRaainE from the position which he
took when he expressed his preferences for Taylor
Clay.
A. 10 the Sic John Franklin A. Is simply fol-
lows: The PRESIDENT cent instruction 20 the three
oOmmodores stationed la the Navy Department @ pre-
pare three vessels to In search Of Frank
lin They csasidersd the matter oyer and AZ the end
Ct n nonfh-not sooner reported that there
vessels here which could be made available for such
feryce strong enough and that ~ vas too late
20 purchase and ct up vessels for cruize this year In
the Northern latitude they would have TO 60 toCon-
sequeDtly nothing has been douebut II II II deemed
necessary every preparation will be made u .cnd QUE
proper vesses next year The s7pli cane here
too late under the peculiar crcumstauces ~ our having
no vessels a. home adapted for such severe voyszes
end whil,t the generous impulse which induced the
Precedent TO answer Lady Frsnkns appeal at once 10
worthy % all praise, the delay In SENDING ne vessels
am deer sir
Yours very truly
~ the way Mr. Clayton assures me that the rspors
that part proprietor q the fhilsdePhia
American is tota iy destitute Of truth. lie loaned
money Dr Bird OF the proprietors has hs note
for the GmoubttAst IA the Gum aud substance Of his
"osnr,otlon" With the paper.
mo dste-suppOsed TO be JulyI
]. q Bennett Esq
Dear cir
on eour,e all have written in the enclosed letter
Is from HraD QuAHrsss haze given the substance
Of Nr Clsytons answer TO Rcas and 40 edectusl has
u been that Rosas has not ,iDce visited him or am