The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-01
Correspondence Of the Baltimore SUM


WASHINGTON, Nov. IS 1854.
re florida q. s. Senato--Anne1otion Of the Soadrich
Llcnds-Ercmption IF Coal and Railroad Iron from
Dst.--&r So'N and tie French daa Sp0aish Govern.
mcnfs.
Yesterday the day for the meeting of the Iegsa
ture Of Florida and the ars business win probably be
TO elect United States Senator In the place Of Mr. Nor
ton. The nominal democratic majority Is eight but il
Is said that there are sufficient number Of Know
Nohngs in the Legislature to control the election and
that they win not support the democratic candidate,
Mr. Yuse.
The intelligence from Honolulu shows that tie British
Consul General jealous in his efforts TO prevent
the contamination Of the project for the annexation Of
The islands to the United states he threatens hos.
tility however, % the alternative. Il Is very evident
that without the induccment OF very largo sum of
money the annexation PROJECT cannot be carried The
project Ia not likely 10 BE- etured in time to be lsa be.
fore tie senate at this session, and, the House Ia to
he consulted in the matter. The session w,nd be too
short for The discussion Of such matter.
II l. said that The subject Ct the exemption OF coal and
railroad iron from duy has occupied tae attention OF
the Executive and that he VIII or viii not recommend
sIibsa 2, .hsss ssts. o1ag.ss sill 4 ssSpesst
little effect al present in reducing the price OF coal 10
the consumers. But as 70 tho iron duty they win not
touch unless in connection With general revision Of
tl- tarIs, which the secretary Of the Treasury win
Dispatches Of considerable interest. IN reison TO our
Fpropcan relations received BY the Bslt.c. Tho
Official statements 20 tie adjustment 81 Tire affair Ne.
tween Mr. soule and the Emperor % the French are
II has been supposed here that Mr. gou upon hi. re.
turn 10 Madrid, woui not be received, AMI that hs
call would be requested. hut DC tenor 81 ingo lion
Just received induces the belief that the present cter
ing ministry v not hesitate 10 receive him and make
the most OF him, necessary card In the came that
they Ia play. The result ~ Nc. Souls will
not BE- known In time 20 AFFECT the tone az the
In regard 10 Cuba and our relations With sps.n
tCorrcsponisncs Of The Baltimore Suul
WAsHtsoTos, Nov. ~ lSjA
The forthcoming Predicate kessaes--Gcadlc ~ Oar
fb,vies Rsia:soas-Brifish Protcsts on sscu As,rs-
The Patent OflW Bssis>ss--fsvmp. Dsci,iors--The
C5mmissios,ey's Neat Report, dc.
All the clouds ami spprehensicas about the Presasut.
mc.ssgs win soon be dispersed. There viii b. new
shift, no contrivance, effort 10 suit the
tastes Of the tines Tho PRESIDENT message win show
General Pierce TO Stand where be always stoods--on
brad national grounds and the principles Of his In
AugurA. The public mind, which has been kept In q
painful state OF suspense BY portion Of the prsss win
be tranquaxed, and the apprehension 81 and blood
shed WILL vanish, whle at the sane time, the tone OF
the message will fully sustain the national honor
The foreign relations though ~ dnercnt percs suf
6cicnty complicated have been conducted with dignity
and SKILL aud may well challenge the minutest scrutiny
ct the hands Of Congress- Tho the public and the
world will know OF them, tho they viii rsdound 10
the honor OF tho administrations.
Among the indntesimai efforts Of Ensiish oH6cisis-
10 ssy nothing Of the government Of Engand-must he
counted sort Of protect (prs (orMa supposel Of the
British Minister Mr. CHAMPION, against the of
. solitary Yankse, Who undertook 10 cztrh seals and
bald hlnssaM . hut Cumbsrlasd islsni--an unin-
haSised islasA situated somewhere In the Atlantic Ia
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