The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-29

prom the ws.hingts. Republic. July a1.l
Hon Robert Walker, An haepy y learn u In much
ton. 70 the to Shss =, d.
and expectation Is TO sail for sngArd about mid
Ole ef August; but nothing l. deauitsy determined He
sv for New York to morrow, arrange his business
affairs thsrs 'or his contemplated absence
ON the steamer Princeton. Chic Enrine-r Martin h.s
made supdry alter ations In the connection between her
hrss and .mosepipe which: By directing = create,
greatly increase her ability to make steam and thus Ia
csase her speed She win not be likely however to be
sent on q long voyage without careful and thorough
trial.
No further deveopements have transpred relative to
the psnpg negotiations 1t Is kno an tnas Messrs @
difficulty ere Mr. E. left the Stse Department since
then some issue is believed to have arisen making
an arrape ement more difficult | am inclined to think
the British government not so well dpossd 40 it was
formerly towards settlement on The basis of recprocal
free United States and Canada fearing
that the RELATIONS phich soud be lii ely tn grow be-
people and the coonists ~oald tend to even
tus annexation II is an interesting fact that peace
between the United States and Great Britain do
pends at this time almost entirely on the prudence
guards the shores of Nova Scotia ready to pick up
hshe, men If they violate the treaty of 1918,
- me crown lawyers construe it, even though
teey keep the three marine miles from the shore,
beyond which, admit oresTed by that treaty
except for reireshment and refuse Commodore Shu-
BRICK will endeavor induce American fishermen not TO
provoke med issue But ii any of them chooses
10 asert he right which the declares to
be bne drawn ON headland according British
structton, and IL while three miles dis.
sDt from the coast he shall be molestsd by of her
nsje-ty's cruisers. Commodore Shubrick sill be
He'd to defend him 70 the last remy In the rights
the confederation assert for HIM | am croaAer,
aid DO to be under stotd pophesyipg trou
BILE reter TO the facts simply TO sco~ how tain veil
hangs ret and peace she s-ll believe peace
stll be- mabtsined Adyces from the Commodore will
BE- awaited with oeep interest.
Secretary Guthrie IS vigorously pushing preparations
Tor IS sbishrg the New Yok Assay ONCE Estmtes Of
the cost Of erecting suitable buldugif that shs,
prove neceseaIy-aid OF supplying tne machinery have
e.en uade The app opris Won OF SEQ coo, made fer
III. pui pose during last session Of Congress- 1t Is believed
viii be oily sufficient tor the purpose and the Secrets
determined to decide within fortnight what course
ton either Of building already up OF suitable
size Tor the erection OF one.
III. Poet Office Department has been negotiating With
!he minister from Bremen for the reduction Of
postage between the United States aud Bremen TO ten
BALI ounce. should not be sursried il this
de- reduce her transit postage letters to and
from rhe Continent passing through her territory 1t is
ON New York 0.tend aud carrying the mails
~ he rate The effect would be to draw from the
Liverpool Lines the great bulk of Continental cores
pordance
From the Washington INTEL gencer, July IS
eur local chronicles have not been nc, in revelation
for cay two past The following the most
risl tsmp relating to public men and things which
fno ID 'bem:-
if1tGRAPno B1rNpERs -We are certain from unmis.
teegrap hc columns Of the Nor hern Associated Press
seseidsy morning which alleges that there is difficult
Z, se the President and Governor Sey nOur
York relative 10 representations made the latter
der ~hce whig ecitor recently sppen ted Office
Is si Gosh Nothing has occurred disturb the good
Understanding between Gov s aud the aominist aticn
who are probably profoundly ignorant OF the fact that
any such appointment has been made
The Secretary of the Navy have to believe
will in his first report urge s'repuouy Congress the
pnrsrce of adding the works Of the suitable
facilities for the construction and repsrng of
bs machinery required fer the steam naval service of
the United States 10 which they are now entirely de
hceLt to the great injury of the governments interest
re
hid which results in Eavirg i'm proper AID Inefficient
machinery time and time again psDed upon them de-
spite n. rigid INSPECTION under which al such work
Hon r K. Meade of Virginia, is in Washington II
thought by his friends here that later
the adn Illustration will call him the public service
Tor shch he is eel qualified though he did decline
the Sardinan cha rgeshp We presume present
vist lie connected with tie subject ipoiss above.
The UNITED STATES STEAMER SAN JACIsTo -Tasre aye
parties pressing for the contract for the
Ne" boilers and steam machinery which the Navy 10
partL en must shortly order to be upon this vessel
- H. rison, Esq Urited States Consul for the
Island Of Jamaica is in Washington ard day had
ihtevi ~ the state Department Tnis Intelligent old
gentiemaH Qor he carries the SHOWS If eighty five wia
ters bss held hr copsua- since Jsck-ou,s time
LAND OFFICE APPorSNEsT.-Feloing L Dowsing has
been appointed Register OF the Land Office az
Mississippi, vice Vim. Dow.irg tesigted
The Secretary Of the Interior is expected return
Wa time to be sgsin hi depart
nent Oh Monday next-Stdr
IL l. Ian enrabie fact that, small IL navy.
hav. no the means Of keeping its efficiency It's
valuable sess.is-the steamer fl for -ervice
m re- than bAf tie time ard is compelled
submit them, repair of mschiLsrs the mercy of
private contractor who turn tneD out too fequsDtly
after onhs Of dstentioo almost useless
g. before repairs stemp ed To remedy all this
be.d goseirme machine Shoes sxug nd vdusl resp
sbihiy ~here for the done on United States
account where there will be ever motive TO secure
goou work ard no temptation 10 Il gut neglect Under
snch system the steamer Aies h,ny. for year
past u the hand Of pEiv.te operator Norfols
would probably have eeen READY for within fonr
mon ths-Republtc