The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-30
NEWS By TELEGRAPH.


Affairs I'm Washi gton.
mEun CORRESPONDENCE on THE NEW HERALD.
HON. JOIN WHEELER AND THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, Oct 90 1858.
en- John Wheeler, n. c., Of New York, arrived here
this morning. BE had interview with the President
and doubtless informed Linn Of the enthusiasm of the
national deocracy and their determination to rescue
our patriotic resident from the wiles of the free sellers
and sbotiont who have present the control of the
government. OK.
90 iREsPoNDENCE rETwEEN DISTRICT ATTORNEY
otOAoR AND President PTERcE-A MARKED CON-
GUARDIANSHIP HILiYER DETAINED DESPITE
sECRETARY hARCY-sELF-coSyIcTIoS OF THE
sPoILs CABINET ORGAN, ETC.
WASHINGTON, oct 29-sP.M.
1t is asserted here good authority, that istter
has been received BY the President from Mr. Chas Co
nor stating that he could not understand why any dis
tinctioa should be made he action OF the adminstra
ton between himself and Mr. Bronson-taat they both
stood on the same ground, supported the State
ticket and denounced the policy which sought to drag in
portion of the national democratic party such
Us John Van Buren, and Preston King Equally reliable
authority asserts that tia President has replied to this
letter in the most concatory manner forming marked
contrast to he imperative tone and backguardsm Of the
Inton in its allusion TO Mr. oConor. As Mr. DONORS
letter related TO his public course there be nothing
private in the letters and ii is to be hoped therefore
that that gentleman will fulfil his duty by publishing
the correspondence.
By the way, why is not Mr. Hillyer, the Marshal re-
moved as well as Mr. Bronson. He Also is a national de-
mocat, and denounces the free soil democratic ticket
Rumor asserts that Sec eay Marcy msoed the subject
in the Cabinet the other day. but that the President de-
cared he would not listen to the prcposition-tha Ar
HiDyer was appointed because il known he would
carry out the provisions of Fugitive Slave law, and he
could not eptIust duty TO a free soiler,
The annexed quotation from the Washington Union Of
October 1852 month previous to the election of
General Pierce the best proof not only of the truthful
Of the HAIDs articles which denounce the coalition
policy Of the administration being traitorous de-
sertion of the principles upon which the election
carried but also Of the regeneration Of the spo organ
since that time The Union then said THE follow
ing which find in the Republic copied from edi
toria of the New Orleans Blis is of those gross
and unblushng forgeries by which the wing leaders and
organs have made their present memorable
the canvass OF frauds" Then follows the Bulletins
ticle thus 1.-THE free soil democratic leaders Of the North
regular portion ofhe democratic party and General
Pierce elected viii make distinction between them
and the Of the democracy in the distribution of Of
Asi patronage and the selection Of agents for admin
arr De government" What the Union there denoun-
,ssas uraaushing forgeries" General Pierce, it
lstcse to eeend as true democratic policy.
PETER THE HERMIT.
TEE AUGMENTATION OF CUBA-JUDGE BRoNsoS'S
REMOVAL, ETC.
IRON THs RiGULAR NEWSPAPER AGKSr.
WASHINGTON Oct 90, 1853.
The members of the Cabinet, with the exception Of
Secretary Guthrie dining this evening with Beverley
Tucker.
The Unsn Of this morning has long article the al
legged scheme to Africanize Cuba 1t also republishes
Judge Bronsons letter of 1s4s to convict him of free
solsm.
The Sentinel has powerful article in de 'ence of Bron
SON and condemning the policy Of the administration
calling on the national democrats, North and South to
oppose it.
The Richmond EnlaiyG is also out against the removal
OF Bronson saying that the administration have taken
sides where there the least political purity and patriot
ISM and with who win betray them and the South
To morrow's Sntiael will contain an article Cuba
and the apprentice system. Referring to a commurca
ton in its columns the 2d instant and the articles in
the Union on the subject it says" Are these mere
rumors they facts? We incline to the opinion
nay We believe that they facts. In addition TO the
private and well authenticated evidence which the
Union and based their opinions let
tiers advices fron Havana of the highest credit
late the 21st instant have been received, conrma
tory Of the reports which aude These private adj
vices assert that British cruisers have been
on the coast Cuba for months and that vessels
meet with moestation haKtrlnce.' In view OF
these facts, the S7,n nrokes prompt measures TO
rest the scheme. without waiting for OH sal declara
ton from Great Britain on the subject