The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-30


OF Congress- The Commissioner also reports that there
IL no truth in the rumor OF white emigration into the
Indian country, as there but three white en- now
legally there. The President i'll recommend the
iishment OF civil the territory well
Tor The advantage of the Indians the protection OF
emigration to the Pacific and also that be
invited into 1t the liberal terms The amount of
land owned by the Indians in the territory is abou
thousand acres to each man. The settlement OF ths
boundaries OF the territory will Of be left tn
Congress, and upon the Wilmot pro so may perhaps bs
dragged in.
The rumor that treaty had been sent TO England in
respect to the fisheries and reciprocity which we agree
to admit colonial vessels to costing trade give
them registers ia mistake This is what Mr. Cram pton
desired in return for the freedom of the fshees but
was not acceded 20 by the President Mr.. Champion
having exhausted his Instructions ,hen requested Mr.
Marcy to give him draft of the views of
in the matter This is what has been sent to Engand
and those best informed do not believe it will be at all
satisfactory to the English government. 1t refuses to
grant registers to colonial vessels to throw open the
coasrg trade but return for the freedom of the Ash
cries. 1t offers to admit fish in colonial bottoms duty free
and in return fer the free navigation Of the rivers st
john and st lawrence offers enlarged system of
cprocal trade with the North American colonies in all
article, the growth and product Of each country.
1t is important to know specifically how far the Presi
dent considers Congress onay assist in the
construction of RAILROAD to the Pacific He considers
that grants Of alternate sections Of the public lands
with propriety be made, and also that certain
might be given equivalent for conveying troops and
munitions Of well tho United States maila
Seven hundred ard dfy thousand dollars year
paid for the transportation Of mails between New York
and San Francisco and hs Pacific States become set
tied the mail matter will of increase. 1t is
eved that the assistance above mentioned with
the guarantee would give o government endorsement,
will insure the construction of the work.
The reports Of the surveying parties will not be ready
bsfore February.
EGo is will be made to induce the Senate go
election CT President and other officers Of the bsdy Mr.
Bright, Ct Indiana, will contest the position with Mr.
Atchison 1t is scarcely probable, however, the effort
win succeed.
The latest style Of boring members has been adopted by
tie legion aeeking the clerks doorksepers and Sergeant
alarms posts Most of the applicants have had cards
printed stating in displayed lines their Names the Office
they sre after, and appropriately in small type, their
peculiar claims These they thrust into the hands of the
members the moment they arrive and upon this intro.
duction, proceed with the boring process
Saturday night has been fixed upon by those of the
nembersnow here have taken upon themselves the
6uty Of thinking for al the rest-to hold and
nominate Speaker and Clerk. good many resist the
that by some hoous-pocus rule decision they may
find themselves suddenly ertrapped and they desire
act as free representatives..
good deal of inquiry is made for Mike Walsh, who
has not yet made his appearance.
PS-L.te this evening the Nes York national democrats
express their determination to so into Satur
day and present such resolution will call forth the
views othe democracy Congress to the n rerencs Of
the general govern ment in State politics. This viii bring
up the whole question: and whether it is laid the ta
BILE otherwise, it will eectualy place record the
opinion CT the representatives whether
the election Of General Pierce amnesty to free
soile,s, that principles controlled his election
Hon. Frederick p Stanton, of Tenn, national demo
crat in 'he true sense of the em is spoken Of for the
speokership. AsMODEUs
THE PRESENT POLICY OF THE ADMINISTRATION WILL
MEET WITH OPPCsITIoN-TnE NATIONAL DEMO-
CRACY WILL BE SUSTAINED.
WASHINGTON Nov. 2s-7P.M
The Herald is right. strong force Of demo ratio
members from the South resolved that this
shall lie broken up After the organization the House
the President will be given to understand that he has
been led asay, and must retrace his steps, They ray
that Guthrie overwhelmed by Bronson and must 60
oa-thst Marcy condemned in the late election and
must acatesnd that there must be reconstruction Of
the Cabinet, the administration will meet with constant
embarrassment in both houses The question: however
will not interfere in the e con of Speaker The several
candidates running upon national principles thus
leaving the Cabinet and New York politics an open ques
tion.
The President too is appnsed Of the necessity of
three Cabinet alterations and have to be.
lieve it quite probable that with, before New Year.
Gen. Pierce will take in his party policy,
with the consent of Congress.
There win be concurrence Of all democrats perhaps
Nessrs Redfed Fowler, and especially Coshrans will be
thoroughly sifted in the Senate
As members gather in the of the New York
tonal demo Gratis brghtens We assured they will be
sustained GEORGIA
Mr.. NICEOLsON'S ABUSE OF GEN. PIERCE,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29-8 P. NJ
An evening paper here Denies in characteristic Ian
guage the statement made in the HERALD that Mr. Nicho
son. editor Of the Jon personally abused President
Pierce last spring II Mr.. Nicholson himself will deny
the truth Of the statement will feel authorized at
give the Of the gentleman who Is authority
and who will not hesitate in avowlng it.
PETER TIE HERMIT.
MARRIAGE OF MR. RITCH1E's DAuGHTER.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29-1Os 2. NJ.
daughter Of Father Richie was married to- night to
Mr.. Cuttings, a wealthy Batmorean. The President,
Cabinet the editors Of the Jnon Col and varo
members of Congress, we're invited
POSTMASTER APPOINTED FOR TRoY-THg CLERKsaIP
ARRIVALS, ETC.
FpoM THE REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT.
WASHINGTON, Nov 20, 1858,
The President to-day appointed w. W. Whitman, editor
Of the Troy Ba6 Postmaster at Troy, vice Foster
Boswcrth resigned
The Presidents message in the hands OF the printers
The Sentinel declares that the against the nationa
democrats Is kept up it will act upon the defensive
longer but attack in return and carry the into AT
rca 1t also declares that takes part in the contest
for the peAkeshp, and the champion particular
aspirsnt
Besides Colonel Forney, who leads off, judge Young
and Sturges talked for Clerk OF the House Young
was formerly Clerk
The following arrivals ee:-Msasrs Fen
ton Peek. and Morgan Of New York; Grow and Rtchie,