The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03


The Kitchen cabinet here is nearly completely or
ganiyed Cushing Is the premier Sydney Webster Ia
member Paul George smother Colonel whipple another
Forney of Forrest memory, another; and il comprises
some other p~ soma, whose ! shall pick up and
send you They viii take the great Southern tack agans
the free soiIers Of the North On this ground Che Pre
dent ID With them and against Marcy and Guthrie stock
and luke. Here is the ooint which Marcy Guthrie
and one or two other members of the Cabinet, will be
hoisted out OF oaics, or let dowa quietly, time
next spring, when Cushing bas all his materials
and his torpecoes in order II is settled that the
President Is to denounce the Pacific Railroad in his
ing message to Congress Benton In the House will also
assa that project, ana particularly the one which was
organized In New York and which was subscribed to in
sums Of hundreds OF thousands and millions Of dollars
BY persons who had hardly five hundred dollars in their
pockets It is said that Robert Walker subscribed te
millions, and the great Barnum nearly million, r.
what Is more curious-that the HERALD Office is, 49,.
for large subscription amounting to five b. -. TN.
sand dollars suppose that viii be ne. -. ~
President win ako denounce, in tho
v;tb tba mai; e. wing the British govern
men, nororo,v - a. mail service on the At.
lantic .s5 pao;s. y that great policy ALERT.
COM p,Rpy,- RECEPTION BY TIE JAPASEsE--BRtr-
ISH INFLUENCE ETC.
WASHINGTON Nov. 2.-7Is M
II an,sars that Comm odore Perry is indebted to oher
causes besides the imposing aspect OF his force for his
reception at Jeddo 1t gould that before the ex-
pedtion set sail the British government sent instructions
to Dr. Bowrng Consul at Shaughae, to communicate
with the Japanese authorities and apprse them of the
in.eations Of the United States Dr. Bowring accordingly
despatched special private envoy to Jeddo and notified
the Japanese Emperor that great and powerful nation
occupying nearly the whole northern portion of the
American continent was about to apply for admission to
the ports Of Japan that it would be mprudent the
part of the Japanese authorities to refuse to grant the
request of the American ENJOYS the Americans were
prompt and fiery and would be likely to do mischief ii
thwarted or treated rudey but that they also ck
aud prone change and If the Japanese jast ao'0u
to all they asked it than probable tAat 'hey
would tire of the bargain after short wbAe anu then
matters would relapse into their former condition
Loo.CHOo.
Mr., coorEv's ATTACK ON THE PREsIDENT-d0V.
ToorE's PROBABLK RETURN TO THE U. s. SENATE
yIRGINIASs REBUKING THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
VIC. IS M
Mr. Cooley's attack upon the n ..sna. a;ssn..
in the HERALD Of this -,a,...,,;.. ,,ost .o,,.ur
!; ~, success OF the national democracy John Van Blu
rem could do nothing half efficient Tor the defeat Of the
national democrats 10 New York as Mr. Cooley does when
he personally black guards the President.
Private adyices from Mississippi speak confidently OF
the election Governor Fooe to the United States Senate
although it is represented all the influence OF the gov
erumt nj is brought to bear against him by Jefferson
Davis.
The Richmond Examiner of yesterday contains an able
article enouncng the conduct OF the administration To-
wards the national democrats, thus rebukng the Kicn
nona En1,d,sr for its corrupt rufs OF the enemies Oh
the South. yirgnians say that the reason the En-
orsu0t m
It's taitorous attacks upon Mr. Dickinson and his frends
q h.c.ns. .ha tata rar naraa,tnSa.i-- nd
a. e from MI parts o the State and that 80
indignant Is tbs public voice at the Enqrers course
that 1t has found 1t convenient to try and palate it, If
possible It's efforts clumsy.
PETER THE HERMIT.
THE CASE OF CAPTAIN GIBsON-ACTION OF THE GOV.
ERNMENT OF THE HAGUE--COMMoDORE PERRY'5
DISPATCHES, ETC.
Letters have been received at the state Department
from Mr.. Belmont which state that the second day
after his arrival at the Hague he handed to the
Dutch Minister OF Foreign Affairs his letter Of in
strucons relative to the complaint Of Captain Gibson
against the authorities Of Netherlands India The Dutch
Minister had already entered into investigation Of the
case anticipation Of the remonstrance Of the United
States government and said he would be prepared with
an early reply 1t is understood government have
demanded hundred thousand dollars damages OF thu
| Dutch.
The dispatches received from Commodore Perry have
not yet been sufficiently examined to enable the So
creary of the Navy to determine upon the proprety
their publication, unless in compliance with call b,
| Congress vERIrAS.
SENATOR DOUGLAS.
REGULAR YrwsPApKe
WASHINGTON, Nov ., 1855.
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