The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15
NEWS BY TEL EGG X APH.
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
Removals and Appointments by the Canal Board,
Interesting from Washington.

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Em1ovAL OF NEW YORK OFFICE HoLDERs-sEcRETA-
RY GUrHRIEs LETTER AND THE GEORGIA UNION
DEMOCRATS. M T. AsNTER-AR. MASON AND
THE FRENCH MIssIOs-REvIvAL OF THE DAILY
GLoBE-DENUNCIATIUS OF THE HERALD-THE
FORTHCOMING CABINET DEFENCE, ETC.
WASHINGTON Oct. H. 1858.
The on dit to-day that Messrs Cochrane and Fowler
ore be removed well Collector Bronson The ru
NOR is that ex Mayor Nickel Collector, Alderman
Charlick Naval oicer, and Mr. Purdy Postmaster me
President has become aroused and viii deal his blows
impartfAIy on all the munous factioas and dsobedent
only give you current rumors bu ei not veuch for
their correctness.
Letters the Georgia Union democrats say Guth
rie division spos letter had been received before
the late election il would have lost them the State and
It has created deep feeling OF disgust Virginia. The
secret is out why Senator Hunter would
not take seat in the Cabinet il is that hay
ing signed the famous protest against the Com
promise law, swearing like Hannibal the affairs of his
country, eternal against the compromise he would
foreswear himself by becoming part OF admins
ton to uphold that compromise by purchasing up with
Office the nefarous abolition traitors who assaed the
Union and made it necessary to adopt that measure.
II doubtful if Nr Mason TO France but II he de
cines he will probably act a locsaa ennsaS for
member Of the Presidents cabinet its dissolutons
which must be before the ides of November.
Three fourths Of the cabinet who sustain the abolition
spos party New York has been shrewdly noted
In the market for the Presidency for 1856 They expect
prior props. John Tyler's argument to the grea
power Of public patronage in controlling popular election
and Congress- is that most used among the softs here
Tins viii its strength Is stronger than principles
and the Union
The of Affairs here has stimulated John g Ryes
to change the Ghde into daily paper which will be soft
shell, and probably be Col Benton's organ.
The snail potatoes the partments denounce the
HERALD They say it makes their masters very angry,
and gives them hard time They read it early in the
morning and leave it at home and never speak Of IN
office hours, without shutting the door carefully
The famous defence written BY committee OF out
siders and insiders after sunrv revisions and super
ysons is to appear to in the Pennglran1a and
the Union In ability it IS not equalled BY any proauc
tion Of official character since Henry the Wits essay
which gave him the title Of Defender of the Faith yet be-
fore that monarch died and denounced the
whore Of Babylon, Satan and al their works o. X.
THE ADMINISTRATIONS AND THE RECENT STATE ELEc-
TIoSs-pTsMssAL or Mr.: BRoEsoS-MR o'coNoR-
THE COURSE OF THE LAR AI.n-wILL NOBODY go TO
CHINA! -
The ex clerk of the lower house Of Congress is the
avenue has been of At the West End, giving
In the result Of the great Administration triumph ia the
Keystone State. The election from Ohio Georgia
and California also in the highest degree cheering to
the admins ration.
General Pierce and Mr. Marcy along without
the aid hards of New York and you may rely upon
that Collector Bronsons has been recorded and
if not executed day viii be within forty eight hours
His has bsen agreed upon and strange to say
he is not decided soft but hard who is wiling 10 obey
orders.
Mr. OConor will not turael out till after the election
Is over
The little Star of this city, contains an editorial article
insinuating that the HERALD the administration
because the proprietor not made Minister to France
Two three other different expressed By wise
here who not being able TO appreciate patriotic
and dsnerested motive always assign some selfish or
sinister interest The cut Of the Cabinet that
heard Of denunciaon Of the HERALD that IT
lways smelt the strong side, and got taat and
renee opposed to the administration.
II seems that Georg. Law Ike r. J. Walker, Senator
Hen OF Ohio and George u. Dallas refuses to 60 to
nina. CAPITOL
TROUBLE WITH THE CHEROKEE INDIANS, ETC.
FROM THE aEwsPAPgr
wasinSGroy Oct ii, 1858.
The Star OF this evening states that has
ceyed avces Of troubles in the Cherokee Nation
portion of the Nation in against the authori
ties and had murdered two Of Ross party
No letter from Collector Bronson has yet been received
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