The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-19

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When tho herald rst need that pTo1a OF HeAy
with Mexico sent by GENERAL Gadsden, sAa nov
here, the President himfeR crsctsd the on w my
the statement in toto, absolute fAcrSA.ol o
Union editor cid Scarcely three days e.sP 49, ~
ever, before the editor 10 question dscoYer6a r. -
prod Of treaty really bsre that the outline o. -
Ii, ned in tie HERALD Va, correct and that the Pfss
knes IL so At the iige he authorized the unequvoc
contradiction Upoa distinguished gentleman csilns
upon bin day two since, and endeaTorng TO e1tsin
solution 10 these contradiction the President
jumpes up in great passion and pat end to the in
tervew By declaring ne not there TO be c'techised
Since tken 1t has transped that the Mexican Nnister
has stated in writing that the ojd sent here by Gsds
den VII meet the immediate approval o. santa Anns,
provided the authorities here give that IL will
be ratified by the Senate of the United States and that
General Gadsden 10 communicating the froja to the go
vernment here informed the President that such the
informal understanding he had arrived 1T with the hex
can soy.rnment Aud yet, in the face of 4. these ur
doubted facts the Union authorized by the President
to cay the whole statement was q fabrioG ton
Correspondence Of the Baltimore SUM-
WASHINGTON jan l6, 1854
The new Mexican treaty, which Mr. Gaasden bring. In
person, has surprised Governor Marcy much IS Mr.
Trss treaty surprised in days gone by, that great d
plomaht, Mr. Buchsnan All tell you with certain.
y the subject that the Secretary OF State knows
Of s rulAons than known by teiegraphc reports
to the public 10 the universal for tine Presidency
It would be at AL surprising our foreign ministers
were to try make some political capital for themselves
NJ. Soue has alreaiy acquired the fame Of = hero
The Homestead bin has been made the special order Of
bills win up in the order In which tasy intro
duoed. Mr.. Dawson's (of Penn,ylvana,) bill being frst
OF course, Do nrat cOnB1uoroQ lac
probability is the substitution Of the bill matursd BY
the committee on public lands viii DO moved in the
House. x.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1854
Tho reported treAty with Mexico gives great sAtsfsc
ton The Senate would willingly sgrss to pay Atty mil
ions instead Of twenty for the purpose Of avoiding
another Mexican for the suppression OF 6bustsr.
ism, and the acquisition Of the Tehuantepso right OF
way.
Beaides these great objects the treaty according to
rumor gives important slip Of territory south Of
the Gs afordng the best railroad route to the Pacific
and including Also the much coveted gold region Of So
nora 1t also does justice to private rights, which have
heretofore been asserted by this government
Correspondence Of the Chattanega Glenn Advertiser
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4 1854
But for moment to Auds to the OF what
red New Years day With many Of her sister Cities
Washington makes the opening Of each year
the Secretaries Mayor and all the public funotionaries
engage in welcoming all who may wsh to call upon them
and thus paes the day, In giving and receiving the
congratulations Of frisndM And when, the case
this year. the dawning day opens bright and without
the shadow Of cloud the joys and pleasures seem
In connection with public receptions is the qualification
receives in calling upon the widow Of Alexander Ham
t,n The aged lady has reached the great age ninety
Ave- and retains In astonishing degree her faculties
and converses with much that and brancy which
lent 80 peculiar charm 70 her younger days And then
uAtons OF the day, insists upon her visi,ers taking
merry glass from from General Washing punch bowl
which, with other portions Of his table set retains in
her possession. Mr. Alexander Ha milton the hap
py companion OF hbertys noblest son. still lives the
thought seems bat IS dream but still is not May
then she be united in spirit to him who long since
che moarned.