The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-15
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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON
TICKLISH POSITION OF TIE SOULE CASE.
TREPIDATIos OF THE sABIsxr.
The Financial Crisis at the Wet.
EXPLOSIONS or BANKS AND BROKERS,


FLtTTERlN0 IN THE CABlEET-wHAT Is 10 BE IOSH?-
PlTIfUL POSITION OF THE ADMINIsrR ALTON ErC.
WAsmSGrox, Nov. Ii--aP. NJ
You may expect to find the administration caving
in" with regard to Mr.. Soules treatment Alrady Mr.
Pierce is alarmed at the idea the Frcnch Baltic Zee,
arriving here, whilst Marcy grow that Soue l.
not instantly recalled he will resign The Ex-Governor
says that al Pierces own appointments have turned
out badly, and that they have given the department u
ccssing trouble and alarm.
1t is believed that steps win be taken till tie NEE.
ing of Congress, when st,emt will be made to place
ten or twenty millions at the Presidents DISPOSAL to
fibuster with. 1t might safely be given to Nm 40 far
as any danger Of his using IL for warke purrpses /,
concerned
The truth Is that not even the desperate position in
which the administration Is placed can kick any spirit
into the Cabinet From the President down tssy are
Overwhelmingly weak and The events Of the coming win.
ter will probably show that there is even lower
OF national degradation to be reached than our present
contemplate standing in the eyes of the world The
governments of Europe Well informed of the eondi
ton OF affairs here by their representatives in this city
and II is doubtless in consequence Of this knowledge that
Napoleon IS induced to insult us knowing can conf
IDENTIFY rely upon the pusllanmity Of Mr.. Pierce The
diplomatic corps do not pretend to their contempt
for the individual now in power here.
The President yesterday received telegraph despatch
from Judge Douglas Of Illinois, to the effect that that
State had gone all right" and Shields would certainly
be reelected to the Senate II galvanized little life
into the White House but thore fears that the
despatch may be humbug, and did not really einaaa
from Douglas.
Several members Of Congress have arrived Mr. l.. X.
Collins is also here.
THE sOULE AFFATR-MARCY II FAVOR or soULE's
RECALL-THE KNOW NOTHING VIEW or THE CASE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ASP. M.
The Soule expulsion is considered awkward affair.
The administration are very much annoyed. With de-
termination to protect The honor. the country it viii
not sustain Mr.. Soule in any iudscrcct act affecting the
respect due to the French Emperor. Mr.. Marcy says
eve have had enough Of this and is in favor OF recall
ing Mr.. Soule. The government waiting further
dispatches, as al present advccs the havc
evidence that Mr. soulc acted inscreety in France
but it is the general opinion tina Louis Napoleon woui
not have adopted such course without good cause
No Immediate trouble is apprehended. The Know No.
things take great intens in this affair aud say, send
American gentlemen xs urbaySadoss.
HOPES or THE ORGAN IN THE CASE OF MNrsrxs
sOULE.
WAsuIscroS, Nov f4-12M
The Union Of this morning expresses tue hope that y,
decree agains MIR. Souic ssucd under msapprc-
hensiou Of facts and that the EMPEROR will make promo
rcraraton.
MR. soULE's DIFFICULTY ~ WASHINGTON.
(Corres spondcnce OF the Philadelphia North American
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13 1854
Letters from Mr. Sonlf, brought by the Atlantic, have
been received here BY the government lie states thit
neither by word. deed letter unication has !e
compromisc cd himself, in any manner increred W ii
French affairs.
The Hon. Reveriy Johnson Of Baltimore, now in Eng
land has written to friend here letter, in which h"
says that Americans in London of all parties con,idc
the conduct of Louis Napoleon this affair insult
to our government.
Tho cabinet is now in session, dclberating the de
spatches sent by Mr. Souc The behavior Of She French
Secretary for Foreign Affairs towards Mr. Mason, the
occasion Of the ater demand Of explanation Of the
action OF the in relation to Mr. Soule is
garded here q very serious matter
CONVENTION OF THE SOLDIERS or THE WAR OF 1912.
WASHINGTON. Nov. II, 1854.
The soldiers OF the Of 1872 held meeting in this
city to-day TO respond TO the call for national
ton to he held here January sth, and appointed com
mttec OF thirty to mako the necessary arrangement
for that purpose.
Tie object Of the convention ID to take measures to
procure increase Of the pension rates.