The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12
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IMPORTANT CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
THE CLAYTON AND BULWER TREATY.
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Injunction Of Secresy Removed
by the Senate.
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Message Of Gen. Taylor Throwing Additional
Light Upon the Merits Of the Treaty.
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Debate In the House Relative to the Gardiner
and Corwln Case.
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Rumors Concerning Gen. Pierce's Cabinet.
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BUSINESS In THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE,
Interesting Debate on the Canal Question in
the Senate.
The Standing Committees in the House.
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DeiDgs In tho Legislatures Of Other States.
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NEW YORK MILITARY CONVENTION.
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A0FEMENTS OF GEN. PIERCE,
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Interesting from Washington City.
sp1xIAL CORRESPONDENCE NEW HERALD.
CABINET KUMOR-NEw YORK TO HAVE THE STATE
DEPAkTAENT-THE SECRET INJUNCTION REMOVED
BY THE sENATE-MR. BADGERS APPOINTMENT,
ETC, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Jon. 11-s1l PM
stated yesterday that Mr. Hunter had declined the
State department. and that 1t ascertained the prin
rai Cause the selection which had been determined
on OF member Of the cabinet from New York. This
courte only determined upon by him Yesterday
after full conference with his friends referred
70 Mr. s, who has been offered the Treasury Depart
nnent 1t is said that Mr. Dix will be offered the
State Department that tho understanding in
Mr. Hunter declined. There general feeling among
Southern here against Mr. Dix of them having
long since expressed themselves perfectly satisfied If
ne should be appointed TO position in the cabinet.
The vote to remove the injunction OF secresy was not
a party oae il was opposed mainly tho ground that
the dis c,ssi0n would be waste Of time.
Of democratic Senators has held to con-
slider Mr.. BADGERS nomination to the Supreme Court.
There were twenty three present, twenty-five voted to
reject the nomination. and in favor of confirming it.
Iin;on-not quite wing-of the democratic party
has lrarn, made an offer to purchase the Republic
"'th view Of converting it into democratic paper
MORE ABOUT THE CABINEr-THE Foley TO BE
ADOPTED BY GEN. PIERCE, ETC.
WASHINGTON Jan. IL, 1853
Nj Hunters nnai+;ra de.i-.u~A tue state Depart
snent demands reconstruction OF the cabinet Let the
New York hunkers look out for Marcy. The Southern
rights PARTY would consider Marcy triumph
tie tas men, who moving heaven and earth
TO swamp Gen. Dix. The game Is exceedingly interesting
but the only way to settle is for General Pierce dis
regard the-c Washington squabbes entirely.
From Mr.. SOule, Honduras, expect, to- morrow,
comprehensive speech foreign relations foresha
do~ing to extent the progressive foreign policy o.
General Pierce, and tie full application of the Monroe
doctrine in Central America, Mexico, and Cuba W.
sTRcAG sYEECH FROM SENATOR soULE-ANTICI
fATiD NEW PLAN FOR ACQUIRING CUBA-MR.
EKJHG's DEPARTURE, ETC.
IRON A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, Jan IL, 1855.
The scnate having removed the injunction Of secresy
Lr Suic s entitled the floor tomorrow the Clay
I'm and Buwer treaty, and viii speak, his health,
(Which Is not good today permits, in which the
special orders will be STAYED Oh and Mr. Casss speech
postponed Mr. soule il is said will strike out orgi
nal ian for acquiring Cuba and present and COM
nanding views
DIR. McCown surgeon in the navy. has arrived here,
under orders to accompany Mr. King Cuba and he says
they viii leave In the steamer Fulton omorrow for
Havana direct the weather being favorable.
The reported sale Of the Republic newspaper Is prema
tnrc. There has been nothing but talk yet The
.abii>!ment Of independent democratic paper is how
~ CONTEMPLATED.