The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-20
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF rIE NEW YORK HERAID.
GOVERNOR GORMAN IN DrFFICULTY--THE PRESIDENTS s
VIEWS OF THE PACIFIC RAILROAD. AND INTERNAL
! IMPROVEMENTS GEEERhLLY-JUD6E DOUGLAS
AFFAIRS IN MExICo-TKE TOBACCO MONOPOLY
REASONS FOR WAR-OUR CONsULS IN TIE DUTCH
DEPENDENCIEs-CAPTAIN GrssoN's CASE, ETC, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1853
Governor German, of Minnesota, has got himself into
trouble 1t is said with the President consequence Of
his singular speeches in the territory, and his conduct
generally out there 1t is very probable he win be
pended before long.
statement has appeared to the effect that the Pres-
dent intends to cut In favor of Senator Dqpgass
plan for Pacific railroad 1t is however, unfounded in
fact learn from indisputabe source that at ths
present time it has bsen deter to postpone any
specific remarks with reference to the Pacific railroad
project OF kind until the reports of thu several U
surveying parties received probably in January.
Meantime the message il take dstnc. ground against
any system Of internal improvement by the general
: government, which CONFLICTS with the strictsst
kind of strict construction decirine and this ex-
cludes pretty lusively all the pacific schemes yet pre-
sen,ed. En- passan, Judge Douglas has been especially
particular not to word about the administration,
pro con, since his return avowing that his tina
occupied whilst he travelling that he had oppor-
turi'y of keeping posted in home affairs
Letters have been received here from highly respectable
persons In Mexico, to the effect that Don Manuel Escan
don the weslthest man in Mexico worth some thirty
millions Of dollars with unlimited credit with the
English house Of Barring Brothers. has formed close
alliance with Santa Anna, and pledged MIN all the
influence of his in sus aing q his European
credit In return for this, Santa Anna has given
him the entire nor opoy Of the tobacco manufacture
This is regarded here by distinguished men fami-
liar with Mexican affairs a very significant and
important fact, and which may probably yet affect our
Mutr iu hc1,a <Iaty
Annals mind is set upon e-openng of difficulties with
the United States, and nothing but the Of means
has prevented arupture this In support OF this yew
Is only necessary to glance at his conduct since his
turn appears he has at length succeeded in estab-
fishing European credit and high officers Of this TO
prepared to hear by every mail that he
has thrown of the mask and commenced hostite,.
The Iumor which reached hero in letter from United
States quartermaser, stating that Don De la Rosas
had been shot Is not confirmed by any other advices
even Of sub,equeut date from the region The ru
NOR il difcredted here.
The attention of the has been called to the
necessity of having consular agents recognised in
the Dutch dependencies in the East. It has been the
suoect OF Cabinet discussion and it is understood will
be specially noticed in the message. Additional de-
spatches by the Arabia have been received from the
Hague. The Dutch Minister of Foreign Affairs it ap-
pears, declines to enter into any with
Mr. Belmont as to the treatment OF Capt Gibson but,
in verbal conversations the Minister expresses his will
pgness to make any pecuniary recompense which may
be deemed reasonable. The course is adopted with a
view of preventing inquiries the value OF their
monopoies in the Eat which guarded in regular
Japanese STYLE from the prying eyes of other nations
especially the United States Mr. Bsm ,nt regards this
shufng as disrespectful to his country and has writ
ten home for Instructions.
Captain Gibson Is still urging upon Mr. Mar.ys atter.
ton the of his mate which alluded to some time
ago. Captain Gibson contends that the mans name
being on the shps papers, he is entitled the protec.
tion OF Its aag The mates seems certainly much
stronger than that Of Koszta. But it feared Mr. Marcy
has already exhausted all his patriotism and arguments
in the of The Hur garsn and is not disposed
the poer ate from the Batavia prison. Koszts carries
with him, to be the led republican vote whilst the
mate, being scotchmao can't brag of much in that
line, unless vote Of thanks could be drunmed fre m
the st. Andrews Society. ASMoDEu5
SECRETARY DO sBIN PROPOSES TO INCREASE THE NAVY
-sALUTAKY REFoRMs-SrEAMsHIP FAILURE, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 1858.
Secretary Dobbin not only proposes strengthen the
ravy by additional steam vessels but is resolved If
possible that there shall be such aborons as
the Allegheny, Water Witch Vixen, and hers With this
view, searching examination in progress by compe
tent mssion into all the details of the lapg and
especially the machinery, of all the miserable
failures that have been pained Off upon the government
believe the total cost of the Allegheny has nearly
million; and the investigation will doubtless show
corresponding margin for rstrenchment and reform in
most every steamer built for the service The report from
the Navy Department will be valuable document.
JACK
MORE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC oFFICEHoLDERs TO DE
vIcTIMlzED-ARRIvAL or C0NGREssMEE, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Nov. TO- 1853
Another example is about to be of certain pron
nent boilers in New York Stale Postmasters at Albany
Troy &c., look out.
TIE Indications of the meeting Of Congress fortnight
hence quito manifest The President and heads of
departments, with their clks busy early and Late
preparing their messages and reperts the guardians Of
TIE Capitol ard andladies painting and
furnishing their apartments anew, and the beau monde
and citizens generally preparing for this annual
| lief to the monotony Of Washington life.
| The following members have already arrived =
SENATOR'S
Hon s. a Douglass, of Illinois at his rural residence
Hon. Mr. vim, of California also at his private resi-
dence, Temporarily absenC
Hon john Wsii.r of sifon, at sposn
Governor Jones, Of Tennessee, has been here day
two but understand will visit Tennessee again before
The Of Hon Edward Everetts arrival was
premature He has not yet reached Washington but is
| expected in DAY or two.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Hon. B. Morgan, Of New York, and Hon. e. r. Riddle
| Of D laware ut the National
| Hon. W. A Richardson, of Illinois, at Browns.
Hon. f. Oks of Ohio, and Hon. Linn Boy d, OF Ken
| lucky, st the United StsteG.
Hon. Daniel Mace. of In ,a B street.
Hon. Tht mas L. Cbngman, of North Carons, A. Hay
| dons Pennsy lvana avenue.
Hon. Il. NJ. Rice delegate from Minnesota Union Hotel
| Georgetown
Hon. II. l. Stephens, OF Michigan, at Mrs. Eastereys,
Pennsylvania avenue.
Hon. Thomas II. Benton, Of Missouri at his residence in
| g street.
The Jnicn contains the official announcement Of the
appointment of John Ienhall Chief of the Bureau
Construction, Equipment and Repair.
From Albany.
! THE POsTMAsTERsHIP--TuE FORGERY CASE AT TROY
ALBANY, Nov 10, 1858.