The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

oh, put ,ne suggestion VIII D. secuted by all whit
nave at heart the interests of the democratic party
and who have the mind to distinguish between
WISDOM and absurdity. II was the ass who went
folly. ro' = ~
Affairs In Warrington
correspondence OF the Baltimore SUM-
TIE Meaican Treaty Ap7nopiofionNI Esn.I
Claimant for the Coded Ttsr1toru-TMe Rec;r,,n
cny 1reafyaI1e Proposed Recall of the Af1cou
STiIaa'Gm-1he Appoi@tments for Kansds and
1WNasHd-Opposits0n to the Mericnn Tteaty 40
WtW' df'on-Mr. Bsnten's Viers, &C.
Inc appropriation for carrying the Mexican treatv
iDto erect will doubtless be made before the 3OtS
39st. meanwhile, an individual, subject of Louis
Napoieons government Charles Dubois de Tucket'
i mas given notice to our government that he has 4
Hen upon the territory coded by the treaty to -
United States; It is part Of the territory mort
Haseo 20 niM py the Mexican government, az socur-
NY Tor the payment of nearya million Of dollars.
as appears from Mexican DEGREES.
LOUIS Nepoleon, 1t Is said, has under consijesa-
s son .ne claim Of his subject and may proceed 70
TO refer the question OF Santa Annals title to- the,
Attorney General, and Of all the cases of this sort
which he has had this will be the most troubosoms,
mpas.lcniriy if Napoleon should notify this gov
eiDnsnt OF his intention of assuming the Lien AZ
his subject The Emperor has been suspe cted q
soma designs upon Mexico and this NAV be. one az
MS plans for creating claim upon that country in
opposlton to our own all absorbing and manifest
The Reciprocity treaty is before the committee On
foreign affairs of the Senate. 1t has not vet been
reported, but probably will be. Soma rernon-
strances against the same have also been presented
and referred. The treaty must be ratified w;thin
SIX months from its date, and of course he Senate
must act upon it at this session.
Inc proposition from the Committee on FOREIGN
Affairs, for the withdrawal OF our eighty c1
squadron from the coast of Africa has not yet
Teen discussed in executive session. ant will De
linus, the Senate will have important matters for
Consideration in executive sessions which require
no secresy, and might be properly considered in
open session.
The territorial nominations have, not yet been
taken up. Some objections are to, be made to he
policy OF sending an anti-Nebraska man as COVER
nor to kaDsas while friend OF the principles os
be bill is sent &c governor OF the Nebraska terri
ISay. Inc objection cannot be snssained for az 10
Kansas an ant-slavery governor could not kosr.
slavery out. and as to Nebraska, it would take i
strong pro.slavery governor to got slavery in
tomorrow Is assigned for taSing up the Meyicau
the House will pass it, after hearing Col. Benton,
objections. Col. Benton minated yesterday MIA
intention to show that the Mexican treaty vas an
invasion OF the privileges Of the House. II the
must be in the provision for territorial acauisition
some persons have contended that territory caonot
De copstitutionay acquired, without the assent OF
the people OF the United States, givan through
tnelr representatives in the House.
Mr.. Jeffer preceded his negotiation FOR the mr..
chase OF Louisiana By applying to Congress for an
appropriation Of three millions Of collars for the
OBJECT; and after hshad negotiated the purchase,
ne applied Tor the balance of twelve Millions stating
that Congress had already sar ctioped the purchas
Mr.. Benton may perhaps rely upon the objection
That the House ought to be, and has not teen con.
suited upon the subject of the acquisitonof terrific
route.
There is something in the suggestion that the
United states government might with propriety and
effect offer a mediation between Russia and the
all he ~~1c -
chance to compromise,
WASHINGTON, June %, 1854.
Hdl!fcdfon OF the Reciprocity IreMy-Ihc Home
stead and dbsentees--Bocock's Nopy and Clds
Post Office Bais-Ine -Anti-Neb,aska ADDRESS,
China Steamship Line-The Ciauton Ncbrasku
z1'nendmlnt-P,es, Pierce at old Point, &c.
The dissolution Of the Canadian Parliament win
not seriously interfere with the reciprocity treaty.
The treaty may be so ratified by the Senate and
authorize the President, whenever the British Pro.
vinces OF North America had signifed their assent
TO It, to declare the treaty in full force by procama-
ton. This is the best manner of disposing of tina
matter now.
The Homestead bill comes up next week. when the
absentees will be counted and marked. There are
some advocates of the measure oudest when there
IL no chance OF passing it; and when there Is q
chance OF acting upon it, they are not to be found
in their places.
The House may possibly finish the civil and dipIo
matte bill tomorrow (Saturday.) The House win
then have time to pass Mr.: Bococks navy improve
ment bill, and DR.. Odds Post Office bill, both Of
which Loudly called for by the necessities Of TIE
country. II the House set the Senate good exam
pie, all the appropriation bills and many other ia
portant bills may be acted upon before the lst of
August, and the House may safely adjonrn on thu
10th or 14th.
The d1ress of the anti-Nebraska members was
issned without any of the pangs usually attending
labor. 1t Is intended, no doubt, to do q great deal
of execution at distance.
The committee on the Post Office and Post roads
In the Senate has unanimously recommended tho
establishment Of line OF steamers between San
francisco and Shanghai This is q triumph for DR..
Gwin, who urged the same line during the last
session.
The mares nest which somebody has found In
the Nebraska bill, to wit that Mr.. Claytons Know
Nothing amendment is there, without being leg.s-
lated into 1t, has vanished into thin air. Some q
the German agricultural emigrants for Nebraska,
nevertheless, inquire very infinitely whether Ne
braska is railroad or turnpike5-they don't care
which. =