The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-11

ssss of gentlemen Who unassaiAbls no wever they may
b bribery are not proof agAnst the influence Of we'll
spread table and the obligation II Induces It would be
we'll for tbs representatives Of the people examine close
such matters these, and not allow monopolss to be
PsrpstuAted without reasonable excuse therefor.
TELEGRAPHIo.
The Latest from Washington.
TIE SENATE AND THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RED
FIELD, AND OTHER APPOINTMENTS, TO BE CON-
FIRMHD-THD JACKSON DBMOORATIC FESTIVAL
rHE EEBRAsKA TERRITORIAL BILL-fHK MIssIssIP.
PI sRNAs ORsHlP-C0LT's PATENT, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF TIKI NEW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. 1854
We are satisfied that Mr.. RsdHsld's nomination win
now meet with little, any opposition In the Senate
although, three weeks sinos the probabilities Of his 70.
eoton were supposed to BE- by Senators themselves %
two to ons Indeed, change Of such magnitude has 70
gently taken place ~ to render 1t highly probable all the
nominations will be confirmed, even including George
Sanders.
The argument which has been used to bring about this
feeling is that the President has an undoubtsd right to
remove or appoint ~ he may At and that the Senate
cannot with proprsy look behind the record presented
to them but must reject confirm solely upon the per-
soral character and qualifications Of the nominees Con.
trary petition was assumed BY certain Senators upon the
advent Of General administration but the Senate
1t that time rsuTsd to 60 behind the record or to look
to anything but the qualifications and character Of the
persons nominated.
This course having been determined upon, Mr.. Red
fields confirmation viii In respect bs endorssnent
Of the conduct Of the imnis alton In ts interference
in the State politics and affairs of New York. To prove
this 1t only necessary to give the names of some Of the
Senators who not only intend to vote for Mr. Rsdad but
are actively engaged In endeGvOring to have his oonar
nation unanimopL take away all prstsncs Of it,
being test question. Senstor Weller Of California Ia
known warmly to sspouse the cause of the national de-
mocIacy In New York and yet he Is prominent in his
desire to have Mr. Redhed confirmed. SO, Also are Mr.
Bright Of Indiana; Mr. Hunter, Of Virginia. and other
gentlemen whose petitions national men, are well un
dertood Against Mr. Rsdnsd personally NO charge is
made, and be will conseq usntly not be opposed.
You will therefore 30 prepared hear Of tbs conarma
ton Of ell the PrssicentA and should any
Of them be rejected It will solely be personal grounds
Tie matter being now understood, 1t Is believed the
President will ct send all the nominations to the
Senate. As yet no important appointments have been
sent to the Csptol but tho principle having been
cided, there il 10 longer Al, cause 70, delay
Tbs jack dinner Last mis- held ct the oyster cellar
ror1es Of Sixth street sottea mp by the sspsoA
ir,t e ia &c, i1is.-s..os uass- the narSg OF
= veal ,nl,.S VI It's at Len Ia,tsaa Of
great natic1 81 sesvsi st 40 hssor
cal went and honor ot p.u ~hoss Is por
ton OF ytpu cot nar0EA histor. d~indei down
TO political gathering vhese tbs effort sssmed &,
% to ~hoh Of the reAAsrs could bssobber ae
present sdu tuistrst.o s-vtrs, Of the most dlsnn
auishsd Of tbs democratic party nov 10 wash
il gtor, wers present
Judes Dous las. IL Ia understood, Ade his Nebraska
report whics tina HERALD psoi.ssd in sivancs 81 81
other papers, without ooLsultAot with an, psrs,a VII
II was written, ~hen It submitted to the commit ss
apyrovsd and ct snce presel ted 10 the Senate It took
drn hv
not the President rejoioed at the introduction Of
measure which will test the sincerity OF his free sol,
friends.
report La current here this afternoon that A. q
Brown has received the democratic nomination for Sens
tor from Mississippi, In the legislative The
port however, dsors died In we'll informed quarters
Neither the President Colonel Davis has received tina
information On the contrary doubt expressed
that Colonel Davis has been mipat I'd, and not Mr.
Brown.
correspondence has taken place between the chair
Of the Committee Patents and the Commissioner
relative to the rejection OF Colts application for
tension Of his patent appears from this that Mr. Colt
applied to the Commissioner for An extension Of
tbs patent which is before Congress- and that With
reference to Colts profits, the idea gAthsed
pare testimony altogether in the absence Of Colts
sell and from wo'hm.n ssssged in making cheap cast
iron pistols, Infringement Of Cits patent and who
calculated IL Colts pistols cost only much the cast
iron did to aotue that he must have made large
Y.odts This spos the million story As the matter hes
attrsc,ed your attention, send you the facts.
The testimony taken in the Minnesota Indian
laid before the Senate this morning. and la stated to
tirsy txcupate Ex-Governor Ramsey and other gentle
men who were charged With improper conduct In the
disbursement Of moneys - the Indians.
AsA0DEUs
GApsDBN TRBArY-MssIseIPPI sENAl0RsHIP.
WASHINGTON, Jan 1o-Midnight-
Tie Unions denial Of yeur exclusive n formation
earding the Gadsden project made high authority
but unfortun stey for the orgsrs authority they have
since been conyn tist tie HERALp correct The
sloo men feel drsaafuily outh the
forenent Of the Garay grant OF tbs features OF the
project
Mr. Brown OF Mir, ru,uored thia evening % have re.
csivea the Senatorial stiop has offered the
ConsulshiP to H.v,na Up to IL O'Clock to night the
President has received confirmation OF tie OF
Mr. Brcwo's non ipaii n AsMODEU3
DEATH OF MR., MUHLKrBKRG-EAvAL AFFAIRS, ErC
REGULAR SKwsrAPxR AGlST.
WASHINGTON, Jan 10, 1854.
Mr. kuhlsnbsrg, representative from Pennsylvania,
died at the residences Of ssnaor Brodhead In this oy,
last right Of hemorrhsgs OF the sDas The announce
nsnt will be made in Cor gress day. There be
funeral ceremonies here Tie remains to b taken
this afternoon TO Reading In charge of the Sergeant at
Arms and COMMITTEES contrasting Of Msssrs. Drum and
Russell, Of Pa. Iaey Of J., and johnson, Of Ohio.
The amount Of drafts isssts cd at the Treasury during
the week ending the b inst, was S-46,6l2
Commander sssnders has been detached from the re.
ceivne chip at Norfolk, and Commander John Manning
BELIEVES him.
Fst assistant engineer Marvin has been ordered to the
steamer p ipcston.
Third ASSISTANT ergoser BArtleman Ia ordered to ths
fioe a the Eogneer In Chief, AID third ASST tan spy
Hunt 20 the steam frigste San Jacinto.
ssrtrs Williams have purchased . squars OF ground
In darlington, sld design erecting . mammoth hotel
upon IL.
THIRTY-TIIIRD CONGRESS-