The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-18
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SPECIAL ooRRnsyoSDKSox HnALS.
GENERAL WOOL ORDERED TO cALIroRNIA-rm
COMING CONTEST BETWEEN THE NATIONAL DEMO
Gratis AND THE ADMINISTRATION IN THE HOUSE
THE STATE OF PARrIEs-sENAToRs OPENLY RxPu.
DATING THE ORGANS DOCTRINES, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Dso. IT, 1868
We understand that Major General Wool has ben
ordered the command of the military division having
its headquarters Of San Fraacisco, California Colonel
Hitchcock at present there bat will Of course be
seisd In command upon General WOODS arrival 1t II
believed the Presideat been induced to send Gensr
Wool to California IN view OF the importance Of the po
ton, and the necessity which recent events have demon
strated Of having military officer stationed there Of ths
highest rank and clothed with the fullest powers sup
press infringement upon neutrality laws, and ~
the time to protect citizens the Pscido.
General Wool 1t Ia undersood will leave for the a
his duties he make the necessary arrange
menti for the voyage.
There win be exciting debate in the House Mon
day upon Assistant Secretaryshp question. Ia
very possible that the administration and the adinis
trAtion leaders have made the question Of loyalty a.
treason that may incidentally bring mp consideratos
Of Mr. Guthre's treatment of Mr.. Bronson and the
national democrats in New York and direct attack upon
the Secretary for his conduct in that affair.
AS the Union continues to groan the recent Ssnats
vote giving the printing to the Sentinel and tries to argus
that possesses the fdence OF large majority of
ssmocratc Senator'S it is proper to state the authority
OF Senator who voted for Gen Armstrong, that had Il
been question simply between the Union and the SsiA
as representatives. sectional and national prnsplss the
" 'on would not have ransved than twelve
at the utmost But the personal friendship felt for
General Armstrong induced several Senator'S vote for
him matter Of pecunAry benefit to him. who utterly
repudia the Of tho Uni0n Senators Csss Adams
and Shdell among this number and openly avow Il.
By the way in article the other day you inadvertently
do injustice to Senator Adams Of Mississippi You ser
he Is tied up by the spirits /" Nr Adams is Union
democrat, and, such, has received no consderate
whatever at the hands of the ation-Colonsl
Jefferson Davis making 1t his special business that
the Union men in Mississippi crushed out" and
the secessioniss triumphant.
Augustus Schel and Mr. MAther OF New York. are here
ASMODEUa
CONTRACTS FOR STATIONERY FOR THE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1853
On dI-Ths. Emanuel B. Hart and Richard B. Con-
molly ofNew York-t~o of Forney's principal friends In
working for his election uerk-hsve received or are
to re:eve in few days. this contract for supplying
stationery for the House Of Representatives Neither oe
the gentlemen are in the stationery business.
SEVENTY Six
REDEMPTION OF UNITED STATES STOCKS, ETC.
FROM THE REGULAR NKvsrApxR AGENT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1853
The amount Of United States stock redeemed st ~
Treasury during the week ending to-day seo9 7oo
Amongst the recent arrivals General Wool e.
Senator Bsrren and Augustus ScheI.
Lieut. Handy has been detached from the Navy Yard
at Philadelphia from the lst of January for six months
leave of absence. Lieut. Geo. r. Gray has beon ordered
in his place.