The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10
NEWS BY TELE g II A Pr.
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the LATEST FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
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THE FOREIGN APPOINTMENTS NOT COMPLETED.
The New MEXICAN Territorial Question.
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THE GOLD MANIA IN TEXAS.
Reported Discovery Of Extensive Mines.
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Trial Of the Martha Washington C0nsplr at0rs
In Ohio,
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Trial Of tho Martha Warrington Consplrater
From Washington City.

&c., &c., &c.
From Washington City.
THE FOREIGN MISUNDERSTANDING MORE CON
sUAMATED-NEw YORK WILL RECEIVE FULL
MISSION THROUGH Mr.. DIX, AND NOTHING ELSE
MESsRS. WISE AND MEADE-YOUNG AMERICA TO
BE CARED FoR-THE SANDWICH ISLANDS coAAIs
SIoNER-THE GOVERNOR or NEW MEXICO AND THE
BOUNDARY oUESTIoN-ISDIAN AGENTS AND SOME
OF THEIR pOINGs-THE NEW YORK ASSAY OFFICE
THE SUB TREASURY SYSTEM, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, May 9-9P. NJ.
The aspirants for foreign appointments must continue
20 exercise patience little longer nothing def
eIy arranged to day, notwithstanding the urgency Of
Mr. Marcy The matter it is understood discussed,
and some Of the cha winnowsd out The appointments
sre al to be made the time, and the delay is,
Consequently not about particular places but in order to
seiect corps diPondtqus which will present little of
The character of patchwork possible 1t is possible
ths may endanger the chances Of who strongly
backed up by their States but it viii than compen
Bate for such personal dsappointmens by the greater
freedom it will give for the selection Of the best talent
without reference to the particular locality in which
may be found.
The statement that the chargeshp at the Hague has
been promised Buffalo gentleman not true and you
may set it down as fact that New YorkAxi have
satisfied with foreign appointments full mission
10 be given to Mr.. Dix.
Mr. wiaes star is in the ascendent, his name still
holding good for the Brazil mission
Mr. Meade will perhaps be offered good consulate
nothing higher think, if much He Is equal
to tho highest post merit not always successful
Young America will be provided for either by giving
George Sanders the consulate at London or Vim. NJ
Cory of Ohio a chargeship-probably the latter.
The most difficult position to have properly filed is
out ess that of Commissioner to the Sandwich Islands,
because Of the inadequate salary As matters stand
it of the last Importance that the representative of
the United States in those islands should be man Of
great frmness and ability 1t is to be regretted that
Congress did not increase the compensation. But who
goes there will have such opportunity Of serving
his country that the position might well attract the most
ambitious.
Besides the foreign appointments it is believed the
New Mexico questions also before the cabinet this
morning, and Governor Aeriwethers instructions fully
discussed There is little doubt but that the United
States will insist upon the boundary claimed by Gov
Lane the disapproval of the extending
to the merits of that question but simply his interfer
in It. The initial point of Mr. Bartlett has few ad
irers here Nearly all the difficulties with the Indians,
and many Of our Indian wars be traced to the
duct of the government agents. who, general rule
to value their places in proportion to the Sterling
which they have been able to pocket The disclosures
which daily being made Of these practices truly
the Indian agents have been appointed tho governors
Of the territories have had little control them
This is to be remeded far possible it being the in
1ention OF the give the selection of the
agents to the Governors and hold the latter to strict
accountability for their conduct In this way it is be-
Geved proper and efficient organization be brought
about which will do much towards putting stop to the
txtorons and outage the Indians have been
and, q necessary consequence, create a feeling OF
present general feeling of hostility which n-ev.-
nearly all the Indian tribes
The question Of the New York assay Office is before
the cabinet and will doubtless receive early attention.
proposition has been suggested to convert the bonded
warehouse building into essay Office but, indepen
dent of its being too large for the purpose it is probable
the of the lease would interfere with such
rangement The proposition to use portion OF the
Exchange meets with favor.
The determination of the Secretary of the Treasury
Dairy faithfully the subTreasury laws quite
excite ment against those who in hopes if the
Secretary would not hit upon some expedien to de
Plete the treasury Mr.. Walker did two
oasons yielding to the urgency of solicitations that he
would at least continue the system of transfer drafts to
private individuals But Mr. Guthrie is frm and intends
TO up to the letter of the law declaring that he will
leave it TO Congress to amend it. If necessary.
There cabinet meeting saturday, tee
graphsd to the associated press,
The following Presidential appointments have been
made -
Samuel T. Sawyer Collector at Norfolk, Va, vice viii
ham Garnett removed
Christopher G. Robinson, Naval Officer, Norfolk Va.
vice T. Gstewood.
Charles q. Beae, Surveyor Norfolk, Va, vice Isaac
Parker.
John Hastings Surveyor, Pittsburg, Pa, vice Henry
Woods
Aston. XY.z.
THE BUFFALO PosTMAsTEK-NEw YORK APPLIcA-
TIoNs FOR FOREIGN APPoINTMENTs-TuE CAP
TORS OF CHAPLIN REWARDED, ETC.
FROM THE REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT.
WASHINGTON, May Q, 1853.
The Buffalo Post Office appointment is being
sderedthe President refusing for the present to sign
Mr. Dckies commission. This, if true, Is considered
mother of the Presidents desire to defer to the
wishes of the people where the Office is located.
Dean Richmond of Buffalo and N Ill., Jr., of Albany,
Ire here as friends Of Judge Cowan for Consul at vapa
faiso and vanderpoel Charge at the Hague.
Richmond of Buffalo, and Hill, of Albany,
hced at the State Department this evening in
clave with Secretary Marcy.
The State of Mary has recently paid to the capors
Of Chaplin charged with the abduction Of slaves ST. $50
distributing the among a dozen persons.
THE GARDINER TRIAL.
WASHINGTON, Nay Q, 1853.
The Circuit Court having taken possession of the
court room, and refusing to adjourn over again the
Criminal Court were compelled 10 remove 70 the small
chamber Of the Board of Aldermen did not get un
der way with the Gardner until one O'Clock
Captain Doubleday recalled-Saw the mining title In
the Office of the alcade Of LaguniIlas described it az
sewed between other papers all Of which stained
but the stains upon the title appeared quite different
from those the papers to the right and left Of it, read the
title through three times certain neither the
Hussteca Cerro Gordo range of mountains men
toned in IT, He again explained how occurred in
marking the southern boundary aguinas the map