The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-30
NEWS BY EGRAPH.
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON,
National Scientific Convention.
MARINE DISASTERS,
&C.. &C., &c
Interas ting from WashlnytOn.

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE Ngw YORK Herald
THE GOVERNMENT ORGAN = THE WASHINGTON
UNION THROWN OVERHEARD, ETC., ETC.
WASHINGTON July 20 1853
Negotiations are in progress to convert the New
York National Democrat into government orgaa to be
edited by Colonel Forney The idea origins ted with the
President himself and brosched 70 the hard and
softs by Mr. Whipple, of New Hampshire confidential
friend OF General Perca The President was desous Of
having COLONEL Forney in the Uion but the later in
sisted upon Mir Barnes of the sssssot editors being
removed before be would 20 accept tn, DO tou
lhereupon Marcy declared he would have notheg to do
WITH the Lnion if ForDsy became its editor ami Jsr wis
for reason not made similar de lara lon.
lhe idea was consequently abaudoaed and The President
turned his attention to the York paper The hard,
are willing to have ForneY the organ musician pro.
yided ho left unfatered by directios from Washing
ton and that be publicly dissvows the reosn articles
the Unfon written by him. auda.o,y OF the presidential
appointments, having expressed his individual OPT.
mons The softs on the other hand through John Van
Bnren, who IS now here insist that Tho Bal.im, plat
iol shs not be dragged in as subject Of discussion
and that the policy already pursued Of distributing the
spoiis shall be sustained If matters can be arranged
Mr. Rurrs share in the Democrat valued at about zen
Thousand dollars is to be purchased for Forney aoa Me-
Burr to be handsomely provided for BY getting fat
Office.
"iu snother organ as eli1cient the Union public
opinion wiz doubtless be manufactured With suicisat
rapidity TO carry the administration triunphantly
through ali ita trouble. ASaODEUs
THE NEW YORK ASSAY oFFICE-MARCY AND cusH-
ING OFF TO THE sPRINGs-M. BoDISCO AND THE
UNION NEwsPAPER-MORR ORGANS.
WASHINGTON, July 29 1853.
II Is understood the Secretary of the Treasury will
decide upon building for the New York Assay Office ths
beginning of next week Three buildings have been offer.
ed, one of which hs will select
Secretary Marcy and Attorney ensral CushngIssvs in
few days Tor Berkeley Springs
NJ. Eodisco, the Russian Minister, has become an.
noJed at .t,e tone Of the Union lately and visited IL
with bis dispessure by withdrawing his subscription.
As the Union is the government organ, n. Bodiscos
anger may perhaps become officially kno to the Preai-
dent and interrupt the entente cordiale.
Beverly fuckers prospectus for his paper il out
Philips Clayton, Auditor Of the Treasury is also
about to start psper here advocating the peculiar
views Of Toombs and Stevens of Georgia. yERIrAs.
DANIEL E. sIcKLEs, ESQ.,, SECRETARY or LEGA-
TIoN TO THE MISSION TO ENGLAND.
WASHINGTON, July 20, 1855.
We gratiGed 10 being able to state that Mr. Bu-
chansn has oo ed the position of Secretary of Legation
to the Mission TO England to Daniel E. sickles Esq. Of
New York who hss accepted he post aud viii leave aith
Mr.. Bpch snan in ea days dr. Scaes' abilities arc
too wed known in New York to require u, to say shat
the eppointu4ept is of rare Inslit X
MR.. zANTZINGERs ALLEGED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TARY OF LEGATION TO CHILI--TuE sCGAUMBuaG
JURY DISCHARGED.
FROM THE REGULAR
WASHINGTON July 90 1858.
The rumo cd dsfacasioa Of Mr. Zauaipyer IL generally
creeitd bat if true, goverpnert is UNLIKELY 20 lose
any thing.
Msior Thomas. editor of the Chronicle at Iextagton
Missouri, d vioect taott SeTtou man, is here,
Thomas Msssey OF Alabama, has eppoiu!sd
Sec, eia1y # Legation to Chill.
The jury tie tri,i OF Ca OF Scha lmblrg not bAay
able TO sg,ee, have betn dtscnsrgei They under.
stood 10 have teea for cooviosioa and for
quit.ai.