The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-01
THE NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
HIGHLY STING.
THE NEW MEXICAN TERRITORIAL TROUBLES.
GOV. LANES CONDUCT DIslppRovED.
The Missions to France, Russia and Mexico
Gen. Dix---Gov. Seymour of Conn.,
Gen. Gadsden.
REMOVALS AND APPOINTMENTS,
&C., &c, kc.
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agaAL CORRESPONDENTS or THE NEw YORK HERALD,
TnE TERRITORIAL DIFFICULTY IN NEW MEXICO
GOV. LANE TO BE SUPERSEDED IMMEDIATELY
FOREIGN MISSIONS ARRANGED-LARGE NUMBER
OF COLLECTORS, SURVEYORS AND OTHER OFF
GERS APPOINTED, ETC.
WASHINGTON, April 3O-7 N.
The article in yesterdays Union upon Governor Lanes
movements in Mexico and which has been noticed in the
New York and other papers indicating that the ad
minstration has not dsapproved Of his proceedings,
does not have the best to know, express in
any the opinion Of the g,vernment and in proof of
this IL will be that early week a Governor
will be appointed for that territory the conduct of Gov
lane beibg considered i'll advised to render his
Immediate removal necessary The refusal the officers
Of the army to join in the coup deat meets with the full
approval Of the President. So far Mr. Bartett's in
;al point is concerned it is known that the present
nnstration does not regard it favoraby and to this
extent, therefore, endorses Mr.. Gray's refusal to
scquiescc in it. 1t is not, however, clear
that Mr.. Gray's subsequent course in running
the boundary, in keeping with his refusal to
agree with the initial point he practically adopted it
by running the line of FL Paso precisely where Mr.
Bartetts line would be carried In other words
Mr. Grays practice does agree with his ''theory
The whole matter has been compl Gated that it will
probably require to be adjusted by diplomatic negota
tons In any event. the Governor Of the territory win
not be permitted to interfere Under the treaty he
nsthiDg to do with adjusting the boundary is it
conem plated to invest him with power foreign to his
legitimate duties question to be settled by the
two governments, not by the Governor Of a territory.
in this connection it is due the ton that 1t
should be understood it does recognise the necessity
having organ hero else Shere 1t is but justice
to the Union also that the admnistra tion is
responsible for its views is it probable its able
editor desires contrary impression should prevail Its
article Governor Lane did not unqusstionably speak
the sentiments Of the President.
The following have been determined upon
and y be made Monday. You rely upon the
sratement;-
Governor Seymour, Of Connecticut Minister Plenipo
.entlary to Russia.
General Gadsden, OF South Carolina, Minister Plenipo
tentiary to Mexico.
General Dix Of New York. Minister Plenipotentary to
France.
General Gadsden was favorite officer Of General Jack
son. acting in his campaigns Of the of 1872, his
aid He nominated by Mr.. Monroe as Adjuta Gen
era of the United States On the reduction OF the army
he rem owed to Florida and the unsuccessful can
delegate Congress from there three elections
On General Beruards return to France he appointed
Brigader General OF U. s. Engineers in his stead, which
office General Gadsden recommended should be abolished
and resigned He is a gentleman Of high attainments
ard ability.
u;sa. f.vor IT. cer,ain IL, !. - not haen
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mission.
No.hin Ia. h.an datarronad ,non "a n uaoaa. ~
the choice of the democracy of Virginia. probable
be will receive appointment.
Mr. Dix is not an applicant for the mission to France
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compliment.
The following is plete list of the Presden tial
noin,nen,s cornso,ad r,th ,he T,s..nrv panartmsnt
p0'h'DAoA'o ooAA4ee'sa "ie1 80 1Aa'J -1SP'is'''
since the adjournment Of the Senate =
s,cSarS = ! plount removed
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Thomas Bacon, Collector, oswegatcha, n. X, vice
James c. Barton removed
A Kroner, Collector saclstt, sarbor, vice Daniel
,cu.I
A Benton Moses Surveyor, Nesoually Oregon. vice
Um w Miller
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Moses Ricb.rd.on rer,,,roa
coor,o o,.uor couoa,a- No.. : .;. p,,
w lawlon removed
samuel Maxwell, surveyor, Warren and BAhington, +.
Henry Hobert Collector Sesg Toodon conr ioo ~
coll Fordick, removed
sloney Evans surveyor ~ harys Nd vice w. Coad,
Nr - surveyor. Havre de Grace Nd vice .John i