The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-02
NEWS BY ELE CIR APH.
~~~~~~c~o~~~c~~~~~~~~~
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON CITY.
-~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~-S>~
The AdmiMstratisn and he Newspaper Organs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THE OCEAN MAIL CONTRACTe.
~~~-~~S>>~>~~~~~~~>~~>~
TH1 MATHkI IMPEACHlENT TRIAL.
Progress Of the Yellow Fever.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~>~~
POLITICAL AND MARITIME ITEMS
lAe Administration and he Newspaper Organs
THE OCEAN MAIL CONTRACTS.
Progress of the Yellow Fever.
POLITICAL AND MARITIME ITEMS.
h.. &s., &s.

Ths Latest from Wilmington City.
efzHAL CoRRHPoSDKScx YORK HERALD.
TIE CADn;ET-sECKETARy MARCY AND THE FISHER
Hs- DEM0CRATIC ORGANS IN wAsHINGTOS AND NEW
YoRK-THE NEW YORK ASSAY oFFIcE-LIEUT.
WrLLIAMsONs PACIFIC RAILROAD SURVEYING
PARTY-MoNEY FOR TIE INDIANs-THE OCEAN
MAILs-NBw PROPOSITION To CONTRACTORS, ETC.
WASHINGTON. September 1-sP.M
No cabinet meeting has bsen held some time till
yesterday when short session tosk place. It is under
stood 1t probable thai for month to
rohrs viii Be done of any Importance The different
ministers abroad having received their instructions the
Secretary Of State himself with the fishery
EQUATIONS. He has not yet presented to Mr. Champion
the propositions which it is believed ke has agreed to
make.
The Sentinel will make its appearance in q week Mr.
Beverley Tucker who is the financial Of the
has ocatsd with him editors NJ Overton for
vesh years connected with the Union, Mr.. Smith and
Mr.. Rand Tucker, all of Virginia
The Union is getting Mr.. Nicholson. Of Tenn,
Is duly installed ita editor He absent but
his return, Mr. Eames who has been associate editor
the paper since the days of Father Rtche It is sa
viii vacAts tbs premses-Mr Nicholson being sufficient
Atlas to keep ths instrument in time
II Is said hsIe that Colonel Forney has succeeded in
rasing one hundred thousand doarsis there such sum
In tie material worlds-wbich is to be 10 sustain
i,g New YORK organ is scarcely possible that Gen
Psrce savors this speculation freely expresses h
dststs for organs But yet Colonel Forney publicly de
calss rs only GOES New York IN Difference to the wish
es OF tas President.
With regard TO the lease and anticipated purchase Of
the Assay oce in New York It is stated the Treasury
Department. that nearly ell the leading merchants Of
New York UNANIMOUS declaring that the Secretary
has raaSs . capital bargain.
Satifactrry intelligence has been received from Lieut.
WnAscns party engaged 10 the survey of the Pacific
Railroad route from California eastward to Walkers
Pass The aszt accounts viii probably give definite
infors0n to the Pass which SO far is an unsettled
point.
The chisf cleIk Of the Interior, George Whiting ESQ.,
left this evening for the West for purpose of pa wing
tho snruiss to certain Indian tribes In person. The de-
pazmsat is determined there shall DO 70 cheating this
time.
In the act making appropriations for ocean mail ser.
vse, passed last it provided that the Post
master General shoulc the facts relating to the
oo contact to be investigated and also to ASCERTAIN
And report to Congress- for what the
performed under the several With ths Nary and
Post cdoe Departments for carrying ali the mails in
ocean STEAMERS can be hereafter performed upon the
supposto- hat tbs United States shall take the steam
ers according to contract, and sell or transfer them
In cdar TO get at this Information the view of re-
porting to Congress IA plste o manner as possible
ve.msa tor proposals be received at the depart.
NEXT asrs I'll the a1st Ct October next for conveying
tbs mad. Of the United States for XIX years from the LIST
OF OcsoSsr. 1854 al the mail lines now in opera
fon VIZ tie Collins, Law, Bremen, Hayre New York
and Few orissns, New York and Charleston and Savan
nah Pa-ara AID San Francisco and New Orleans and
Ven CruE DC &c. Thia is most i'm portant STEP and
VIZ probably cause = complete revolution in the con.
tracts rsKt ssssicn. yERITAs.
TIE FRENCH MIsSI0N-THE CORRESPONDENCE BE.
TWEEN THE PRECEDENT AND GEN. DIX ETC.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l. 1859.
TIE publication CT my despatch about the correspond
enes beveen tas President and Gen. Dix has caused con-
siderable ccmnoton here Ths matter is now openly
talked and Laughed about BY several who were in the
sscrst before. The publication has also opened many
mouths which bad before kept silent with complaints
about other Catul6ned promises Of the Administration II
pos7ey asserted that the President has made the
qualified offer Ct the French mission at least one gen.
tsnsn be,dss Gen. Dix and that of secretary legation
to two others. But give this runner adhsring
t. M Eaa to state nothing fact which have not
proof o.. B.