The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-30
Quite Interesting from Washington.

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
THE FISHING DIFFIcULTY-NoTHING SERIOUS AP-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF MIR. wEBsTEa-AF
FAIRS WITH MExICo-IMroRrAsr RELATIVE TO
THE BOUNDARY suRvEY-sENATOR SUMMERTIME
ALBANY REGENCY AND THE GovERNORSHP OF
NEW YORK, ETC.
WASHINGTON July 29-7iiP Nj
have to believe that the lately pursued
by Mr. Webster in issuing proclamations sending state.
ments TO the newspapers for publication ard ibuster-
ing generally with regard to the fishing difficulty is not
viewed with satisfaction by the President In the best
informed circles here nothing serious is apprehended
likely to out of the matter England is DESTROYS OF
settling the question to the Interpretation Of the
y and not believed in doing that she will attempt
any step which could lead to difficulties between the two
countries. Commodore Perrys orders win be to that
the clear and uudoubed rights of citizens is not
creached The disputed points will be by immediate
gotiatop.
Il ii not little singular that the original Of Mr. Web
sters proclamation with regard to the fisheries word for
word be found in report to Congress some time
ago. and written by Mr.. Andrews United States Consul
At st. Johns. Mr. Webster has sent this Mr.. An
drews as special messenger to the of the difficult
ties. The President, however has also sent special
messenger there with it is believed somewhat different
instructions. Mr. Andrews yesterday ut Eastport
Maine. on the Bay Of Fundy
Mr. Webster will very shortly leave the cabinet (put
that down as fixed fact Whether he will 80 to Eng
land or not, is not yet settled
The statement that Hon. Lorenzo Burrows is to be
Postmaster General j. a pure fiction.
The President sent to the Senate TO day the
popdcnce between MFR Webster and Senior de Ia Rosas
the late Mexican Minister respecting the Indian ou;rages
on he frontier Also certain correspondence upon the
subject Of the boundary commission 1t appears from
this that Commissioner Bartlett has selected the initial
point and directed the Surveyor TO mark IL Dir Gray
refused upon tho ground that it wrong and would
lose TO the United states large tract Of country Mr.
Bartlett dismissed yr Gray. and directed Mr. Emory to
mark the point. II Is believed that Mr. Emory has also
declined
The nominations of Messrs Fox and Mathews as Lieu.
tenants in the navy also sent into the Senate to-
understand Mr. Sumner denies having been party
to any bargain TO his election did mean to
make any personal charges in despatch the other day
simply desired TO say that ne was elected by barrain
between the abotionist democrats Of
and his acceptance OF the Office made him to that extent
party to the bargain Several Senators were DESTROYS
OF allowing him to speak yesterday but when the acs-
ton was placed in the light Mr. Gwin and others IT,
and the yeas and nays called most Of the Senators
felt bound to vote against him.
Information has reached here that the Albany regency
have determined to Gov Hunt candidate for re-
election. The straight haired wings are to be permitted
to select the Lieutenant Governor from New York city
ny
THE PROPOSED cEssIoS OF TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS
EXCITEMENT IN EXECUTIVE SESSION or TUE
SENATE.
WAsHIvoroS July % p NJ
The Senate held executive session to-day and had
under discussion the proprety improperly OF meg
which had been sent in by the President declining
TO communicate to the Senate the correspondence which
had taken place concerning the cessoD OF the Sandsch
Islands to the United States Some warmth was mani
tested on the subject. Bar
THE FRAMING pRIvILEGE-rHE MINISTER TO Mex
Ico, ETC.
FROM ANOTHER CONFECTIONERY
WASHINGTON. July % 1880
The order in reference to ranked documents 10 which
we heretofore referred emauating from postma ter
General Hall II appears from Cave johnson and
s yet officially unrepealed Our informant was mis-.
General.
Some doubts entertained a. to the confirmation Of
Minlgf IN Mnxfna To t.