The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-06
wnshinutOn Affairs.

washington Affairs
THE LAST EUROPEAN EEWs-THE RUSSIAN AND AUS
TRAN MINIsTERs-THE MESSAGE THROUGH A TIL.
EsCoPE-THE sPEAKERsHtP AND THE BANKERs--
SENATOR DOUGLASS AND THE HERALD IN EUROPE.
sfrcln CORRESPONDENTS HERALD.
WASHINGTON. NsV. g. 1853.
The news by the Africa s very interesting to the dplo
matte corps The Russian Legation and Chev Husenapn
positively anxious concerning the policy of tho admi
nistraton in the event OF general The RESIDENTS
inaugural and the protesatons of Marcy are good az
far they SO but the appointments Of souIs Owen
John NJ Daniel and Forest with the evident tendencies
Of the progressive democracy alarming to Russia and
Austria. Hence, with the of every steamer you
may 1usemann posting TO the State Department
and 3odisco mcving in dignity to the White House Az
the representative Of the Gar he seldom condecends
visit Marcy at his Office. Mons Bodsco in other words
dimes with Marcy, but negctates with General Fierce
Madame Rumo' delights in watching Bodisco.
II s believed hese that the President in his message
will proclaim Intervention in European affairs in favor
Of reduction OF the tariff according the free trade
schedules Of Secretary Guthrie probably including salt
ccal and ron considerable extent that he will enlarge
upon the CGba son endorsing the views of Everett
that 10 will recommend reform and retrenchme at
In the ocean mail steamship service that he WI, recon-
mcnd steam additions TO the Navy according t. the
report in preparation By Secretary Dobbin that viii
make out favorable exhibit of the Post Once operations
for the psst year that no will various things
fJ, tue benefit Of frontier indians aad the froner
settsrs including territorial government for Nebraska
(south Of Mssour) which viii be very apt to bring up
again tie slavery question in practical shape that he
viii take saio and cautious position the Pacific rail
road and should not at all be surpri cd to
commend q liberal policy OF reciproctss botweea the
United States and Canada and the adoiang colonies, in
the settlement of the fahery question UNDERSTOOD
last summer, that the negotiations between Msssrs.
Champion AID Marcy, ut the Berkeley Springs IVA we're
suspsnded with understanding tina. Congress alone
was CON potent to settle the business on the broad
basis suggested by Champion England or rather
her colonios are desirous Of these recprocites,
and Craupton is worried lest those Cuban In.
venons OF the Union should sec. the good incinaons
of Gen. PIERCE don't know that Cushing is interested
in any timber specuations In Maine; but il hs is, we may
know where to nnd him when the question rises of ad
mitting timber the brcadebt principles of free trade
from Can,da, along with Nova Scotia Goldfish and New
Brunswick maclerel
understand that Breckenridge, talented and popu.
lar young democrat from Mr. Clay dis.r ct in Kentucky
Is the Presidents faysrite for the Linn
Boyd late Speaker IL the vorte Cass and his friends
that Disney Of Ohio, is the for Latham Co. bank.
era, and that Thomas H. Bayly. Of ya is the choice Of
Ccrcoran Riggs. Mr.. Bsyly, Chairman of the Com.
mittee Of Wsys and Means 1t will be rsccected secured
to Corcoran Co.. through tho Barring Others the pay
neDt 70 Mexico Of several rslmens of the Mexican (
teen nions) indemnity By the arrangement thus made
in paying Mexico with Engish bonds the bankers inter
ested made quarter million, hard cash. and our own
government $780, $500 0O0 At least this waa
made to appear from the osial explanations of Mr. Bly
y to the House, and The counter explanations Of Gen.
Duff Green.
We have new banker, however, here in Washington
whose cains must rot be overlooked 1t ia Mr. Brooke
Williams, a brother Of Madame 3odtsco This young
gentleman IL Is said set up in business by the Rus
sian minister; and the candidate Of Mr. Williams ior
Speaker therefore, Is the candidate Boaisco and the
Emperor Nicholas In this view inclined to thi nix
that Breckenridge will be elected, learn that VIII
ams strongly Ia bis favor CorcoraD has long purse
aud gives royal entertainments but there end the
financial capa ,tles a Bodisco An alliance therefore,
betaeen the United States and Russia upon the speaker
ship must be successful ut down Breckenridge as the
happy
tits supposed here that Cashing's antfree soil in
sructions to the democracy (who Of
no earthly account whatever, for good evl) die
,asea by a scheme Of his Involving a matrimonial ad-
venture In Virginia II such Is the case Wise and Capt
Tyler have put him up to It, you my rely on it. Cushing
and Wise the last of Capt. ryler's body guard Of
1871 and 1912.
You have expressed some surprise at the appointment of
Robert pslc Oven TO Naples. But remember tina. in the
new constitution of Indiana he secured considerable
margin of Woinan's Rights-that he has written a
valuable appendix to Malhus on population aud that
among certain ambitious Indiana democrats Il was very
desirable TO get him out Of the way. Ask Senator Bright
and he perhaps you that the strs ctions Naples
intended to m oil Owen and his socialism together
Judge Douglas is here, and last night illuminated the
President the affairs OF Europe and the extraordi
nary circulation of the New York Herald in Europe 1t
not the Judge but the lion. 10. Chandler Of the
House Of Representation editor OF Philadelphia that
received into full communion OF the Catholic Church
by the Holy Fathers at Rome.
Capt. Gibson here day two ago pressing his
claim upon Marcy Gibson thinks he is all right; but l
Am afraid he has been sscld to the Dutch"
learn that the administration are willing to make the
dropping a al csims the part Of The government to