The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-16
washlnwton Gossip.

From the Washinston Republic, April 49,
and hey srs here vet In far greater numbers than from
any other statesre insisting that the appointment Of
Mr. Buchanan sha not be charged upon the State against
fore accepting Mr.. b. had that point definitely settled
with the Observation-Disclosures President frankly saying
th II should be considered national appointment not
lessen the number OF places which Pennsylvsns 10
to get in the general division a
Mr. Buchanan has carte blanche ~ to tho manner in
which he may choose to conduct the CON
corning the question Of the fisheries and the disputed
which subjects only he proposes to touch Few
SAINT with the history Of his services In connection with
has Sssn .ss.sd to hsse much inn
pc TO his sagsciy and experience than ever before to
an American minister resident
The Postmaster General is making his mind whether
or not TO substitute agents residing the thmus Of
Pansps for the present through the Csfor
termned favoraby he,etoore the through agencies
that most important route have always failed to in
that the mails should not be damaged in going
the sthmus by rain and mud part Of each left behind
until the DEF of the succeeding steamer; very diff
feren class of employees will be necessary who
have lived long the thmus and have perience
expressing valuable goods between Panama Cha
gres or Aspnwa. In nine out of ten everything
Sent by express company the route goes through
without detention injury whe though IN proportion
getting mail freghts the sthmus is greater
than the cost to the companies the mails rarely
60 over the route without leaving osg or two between
letters from water soaking some such accident The
remedy to give mails the Isthmus ia charge OF
thoroughly and who not above hard work
The President is still in buliton concerning the New
York Colectorship Yesterday Judge Bronson, who it
taken for granted would accept held caucus OF his
friends in New Yo,k city wherein the question Of his
ceptance debated, with definite result up TO the
hour of ten P. NJ To-day they we're again in caucus
there.
This morning Mr.. Brdsall of Binghamton, returned
to the city to act sort of sentinel the outposts
for them presume Mr. Sckes having left day or two
since in high dudgeon II Is believed at plain talk
from the President who expressed his determination to
stand bedeviling from the lizards" in very
mstakably plain language The truth is, that the adj
mnisraon beginning to fancy that they have taken
themselves in most egregiOusly in attaching undue inn
porance to the influence of the hard leaders, being
Of impression that without they can control patronage
particularly they will probably fail to control patron
age only by Of their ndspositon to comply
with the enable rendered by President Pierce
Mr. Brdsall looks discoDsoate which induces the i'm
preston that Bronson has declined. so-and the Pres
dent only Of the fact ere) to this moment
have good for believing that Mr.. Havemeyer will
be rendered the New Yok coectorship it may
be ascertaned that he will certainly accept No gentle
will be formally rendered the place unless it known
beforehand that he viii positively accept You may
write this down to be fact we'll ascertaned and
settled.
Messrs John Cochrnne, of New York city, and James
Wadsworth of Rochester, here the part of the
ofts and harnbu TO with the admins
traon behalf of their immediate amalgamatsd wing
Judging from their have every to
believe that they goriousy content with the turn
with their present condition The application of Colonel
Polk of Tennessee for full mission has not yet been
acted on, and his friends getting exceedingly i'm
patient.