The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-27
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Secretary uarey'S Reply to Lord John Russell,
THE honor OF AMERICA SHALL BE MAINTAINED
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The Mather impeachment Trial.
POLITICAL AND MARITIME INTELLIGENCE,
6ss.s dso.. dao.
\ The Latest rom Warrington
THE TRIPARrIrE TREATY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BY MARCYs REPLY TO LORD JOHN RUSsELL-
THE MISSION TO FRANCE-CHOorAw INDIAN
CLAIMs-THE DESPATCH OF MUNITIONS OF wAR
TO THK RIO GRANDE, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE YORK HERALD
wAsHIsGroN Aug. 2e-sP.M.
We have to believe that Lord John Ruases let
t-r relative to tho proposition for trpare treaty he
been anssered BY Mr. Marcy In which viii
only convince the EDeh Secretary of State of
of correct knowledge the distance
tween the Uoited States and Cuba bus of
that of European powers by which
country is likely 70 be nearly remotely affected viii
not be regarded with indifference. We are further
opinion that the truly American do,trne enuncased By
Mr. Everett in bis celebrated State paper In reply
to Ae@rs Champion and sartiges, has bsen endorsed
and emphasized BY the present ADMINISTERS ion the
fullest extent From present appearances whilst dis.
position is manifested to hostile attuee the
part Of government 1t Ia evident that If the threat
Of Lord John RUSSELL that Great Britain is free to act
siDey In conjunction with other powers, her may
seem ht that she win enter into combinations to
thwart the policy Of the United States that there will
be hesitation the part Of President Pierce in pro
tecng the interests and honor of the country It looks
squally.
The mission to France ID yet untitled but tho matter
will probably be decided ia few days. II it had boen
supposed probable that General Cass would scceut the
position, the President would gladly avaed niu
OF bis ability pericnce in the present
state Of Europe l. Is understood the mission been
rendered 10 Mr.. Cobb and watts that gantopaa-
acceptance.
Congress recsnty authorized the Secretary Of the In
terror TO examine and adj 1dicste the clas of certain
Cboctaw Indians to and scrip Several Glasses OF oss
pressed the attention OF The department attn
all eight nine hundred. amounting to ,hpst
bundsed and seventy thousand Of land The Score
try to~ovsr has decided that but one and that very
small class is referred to him BY Congress for examisa
ton and ,hat he will adudicats other This spois
qpiie aIasgt job
The am munition, &c. cent to the Rio Grande, about
which such exciting article Is published in New
York paper is merely the necessary and usual supply
fayrshed the number Of soldiers the frontier,
ard has hosttes, which are antici
peted In that quarter. X.Y.Z.
Movements OF the Secretary OF War.
PORTLAND, August %. 1853.
JeHsrson Davis, the Secretary of War, Professor
8snhs Superintendent OF the United states Coast Sor
vy the United States Hotel last evening" from
the White Mountains having crossed Mount WashDgton
aud stopped Tuesday night .. the Summit House
rasy left here this morning at O'Clock for The survey
station Blue Mountain, PhiliPs Franklin county
ninety miles distant. aat&
Nominations for stase Senators In nIaIns
PORTLAND, August 20. 1853
The following candidates for State Senators for the
Cumberland district have been nominated by tho whg
nan aud Warren d. yinton-
The following nominated BY the democrAticAreg
ulsr or temperance conventon:-AAron Quimby, John
Webb James Small, and Richard Dresser.
Later from Ms xncO ana Texas.
NEW ORLEANS, August %, 1853.
Later adviees from Mexico are ct hand. Santa Anna
had issued decree suppressug the title Of sovereign
heretofore preHxed 70 the various States.
Hon Y. Zsmarez, late Minister of the Treasury, Is
dead,
From Texas ws have still further election returns but
nothing definite.
From Havana.
NEW ORIxANs, August "a, 1853.
The steamship Crescent City arrived hero yesterday
from Havana, but brings no news of Importance.
Items from Nassau
WRECK OF THE BRIGANTINE ADELAIDE-PAILURE
OF THE CROPS, ETC.
CHARLESTON, August Is, 1853.
The British schooner DIesdnought from Nassau 18th
inst has arrived here bringing passengers the widow
family Of the late Governor Gregory route for
England.
Tho American brigantine Adelaide wrecked Egg
Island reef Captain Clark arrived at Nassau the 14h
and reported the materials saved and disposed Of ct Har
Dor Island. We have no particulars
The pineappIs speculation has proved losing game
this season.
great failure Of The crops is reported at the Grand
BAhamss and It was feared the inhabitants would suffer
great piivations
Ghc military Encampment at Syracuse:
SYRACUSE. August 26, 1863
The crcampmeut struck this forenoon and the
Rochester companies went home, filling several cars
The Press banquet last night won't OF very wel-vi-
vius Smith presided Speeches were made BY Gov.
Seymour Mayor McCArthy Senator Stanton Mr.. Mea-
CHER, Col Seward, and others.
The Forse1ies ON the Cssco Bank.
sT. JOHN b, August 26, 1853.
| Brown, the forger the Cssco Bank was convicted
last night but sentence has not been prom ,uuc.d
rOhnr NV Poines nr0 W DC hrBucu IN rooFuhry ncxs
Meantime the prisoner viii remain in prison. and his ua
mate conviction Ia certain
The Cotton Crops, &c.
BALTIMORE August % 1853
Tho Alabama, Florida and Mississippi papers complain
Of excessive rains doing great injury to the cotton
The city Of Charleston continues very healthy ths tota
number Of deaths last week being only 20.
From Clncir nafi.
/! MAN ARRESTED For sTEALIsG BANK NOTE
| PLATES, ETC.
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