The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

requested the man who answered to /" show TIA
person down." and Young Amsrsss was escorted 70
the door.
| Mt lang after other means were called int, re-
qusiiios b gos "Onr Own Correspondent dismissed
Mr.. Buchanan d said TO have called upon Lord PAL
msnston, At mis- residence, Carlton Gardens.
"hy Lord, have called upon ysu on most impor-
tayt business IL appsars chat the LeASon Times
continues is virulsn. attacks upon the American
Presldent and bis Cabinet; and, ~ We are in the
nidst Of I'm sortart negotiations with Ner hhjsstys
Ministers, have 10 request that you viii have toe
courtesy to cause the American correspondents. Of this
Times 10 - disnisssd. osss knew the fellow who
writes these lettsrs He u very 3ireputAbls man,
and bss become particularly Offensive to General
Pierce and hi, Cabinet He L. moreover, man Of
no consideration or TALENT and you can, doubtless,
bys word, Pot an eed 10 his silly and conteapible
his brilliant Cabinet"
:" Mr.. Buchanan, l an most happy 10 see you; but
really was hardly prepared for such information.
LOU seem 70 be labodng under some Iaisspprehen-
s'oA- Inc LINES IL not the organ OF Her hajesty'D
government. For have Her Mkjesty's Ministers any
responsibility IN the natter; besides IL seems to mo
very strange since the correspondent you speak
OF Is very disreputsble man and of no consider
ration or talent, you hardly give yourself aoy
trouble in regard to the influence Of his letters; fcr
the letters OF man OF that stamp certainly could
nave very iittie innSencs On British opni.n, much
less could they be thought 70 sway the feelings Of
"But, my lord Mr. Champion complained OF soma
hard (soft) articles in the Washington Unox about
the Attenuation OF Cuba, Central America, &c;
for he went to the office OF that paper, it is said al
most every day to complain Of them, and finally Va
Mr. Marcy the Secretary Of State and at last to the
President and do not know bat shall be com
PEELED unwingly to appeal 70 her Mijesty in this
respect, since Dir. Champion succeeded 70 we'll
Ttess tbiDgs my lord ought not to exist between
two friendly governments and you know mean TO
do tne rig ht thing in regard to the fisheries and free
trad md all AT apd bal al az vel aav
Mr.. Buchanan, think no munster Of the crown
will object TO your representation Of this case TO her
Majesty. am only afraid thRt IL would end In some
eo<ip which woald terminate the usefulness Of our
Washington minister II he has done anything of the
knd recommend you to call upon the editor OF
The itnss and make your complaints there, provid-
ed you think your instructions extend as far a.
Printing House square. Nine do rot
MIR. Buchanan is said TO have lsfs Carlton Gardens
In sors Of perturbcd state OF mind II is said too,
that on his return TO his residence he despatched
the Secretary Of Legation to Mr. George Sanders,
who was found At last, (afser visiting his usual
haunta,) and an AEerisan congress took place
The result have not yet learned, although it is very
currsntly reported that the legation and the con-
sulate have been in . very active state Of commo-
ton ever srce The facts are pretty well under
stood here and not q few Of your countrymen agree
with the more intelligent Eng Ssh classes. in suppos
Ing that eithsr the correspondent Of the Tunes must
be pretty formidable parsonage, fron position or
the facts he reveas,) or thai the administration
must be very small enc, to undertake to Interfere
TO such aD extent In the Affairs OF private gentle
| man on your side, or Of great public journal On
ours Most truly yours Ii. Z. ID.
Geographical and Maritime Explorations
and Discoveries.
LIcTvBH BY LIKvr. MAURY.
lecture VA delivered at the University Last evening
before the Geographical and Statistical IT, BY Lieut.
haury the occasion q its second anniversary There
. large and highly respectable audience present
TIE lecturer introduced by Hon. George Bancroft tia
Predsxt In few ocmpliu sn.ary rsnarks In the courss
OF which hs said that bill incorporating hs Soci.t had
passd one branch Of tho Stss Lsgsture and 1t would
pass In the other
LsusnAnt hAury received In the most enthusiast
tic Afsr the applause which grsstsi his ~.
pearancs snbsdad he proceeded TO deliver his lecture
zach OF the information con'sncd In appsA ed Ia the
hhRALD a,out halt year ago, when We gave long and
highly entertaining 4 Al, l.nd and maiitims
expeditions Fitted on. the United States. The follow
Ing Ia synopsis OF Lieut. raur,s discourse which ~
listened 10 "ith the greatest interest aud attention.
Altar few general remarks showing the mportanss q
these exp dons Lieut. hsury spoke OF that OF Captain
Mcclure having In vsW tbs discovery Northvss: Pas
Commander Mcclure said he doubled CApe Horn in the
,yrns o. 1890 on his Of discovery after SIR job.
r-st the vsxet question Of the North
question that has vtxsd OLD England for centuries md
tss most problem thai has engaged the
ton Of the world for centuries boma 1ds north west
yassag. that would snsrd uninterrupted 70
merchantmen had been discovered 1t would brrg Eng
land nearer to Gina All honor, therefore, to Csptaia
Mcclure for his great discovery II is true that ths
whales had previously isdosssd the sxi,tsaos OF north
bosh sides Of TIE In the discovery treat
p'oelsm talent time and money, have bssa expended
mot AvtsbIy. Call It negative dh eovsry liks,
but Il ~ i'm ortsnt in Its RESULT positive one and
the ealant ssptaia wac discovered 1t emitted al
viii have the title admiral pre- 20 his name Attsr
thus tribute of lrais % Captain hoCu the Lecturer pro-
Lieutenant H.rBdos and the imp ,r.nt results vhsek
must attend IT, There country, he SAID BE-
por,i.es tia. w.s.r.d By tn. river 40. Im..os.
Lent Peg. L. Also he said, engaged In exploration Of
he Rio 3. !. Plat. ana It's srSatAi and he s1p.otsd
when bis survey h finished that shall know ~ muck
silt We OF our Mississippi At tho present day.
When he last heard from him he the City OF AZ
sumption, and had been 30 far most s1ocessfuL Tnat
other sres. g,og pbca problem. this construction Of
ship nansl over u ihmss u DArisa Vas he believed
10 fair way to BE- successfully demonstrated He ne1
spoke Of the expedition q Comm dors Perry to japan tbs
r.suit Of which he. already been made known Lieut.
Rnsgeld's expedition. 70 tbs North Pacific was
also spoken e. and tbs important opsrAdsns OF sut
B~rynan In mAl!Dg deep see sonndngs, with vsw Of
laying snhmsrns Telegraph between his unsnt and
the army hA, not been idle At home. The hydro.
graphic survey has ADDED most I'm portsn aten to
Cur tDowls ~ OF the interior Of country Anong
those who have been en- ploysd In this department Z
csIos ~s have 70 rssrs the oss o. Captain Gannisoa
sG ans nipos o. sns !, rosaiss, ,.s:: Ls
to hSsr posterty. From ths hasty review Of the
pcrst,oDs aad Oh oovsriss ShioA had been made nnd
said the lsstursr, that country haa doss much
NOT more than other nston There has bssu sat On
foot curing the lAst year another
portAncs. allsds to the maritime conference At Brus.
seIs, which composed OF twelve sntHo on who's
object Was 70 convert svery ship Into OBSERVE
tory from which soisntnc maritime isvsstigatioos
| eouli Be made. IL detsrminsd, eontinusd
the lecsurer to hold . meteorological conference -
Bfussls, which sha1 b composed OF ons delegate
fron eAsh Chrstisn nadon, aud the result Of
Who's tsliksrations will be Of the utmost Importance -
ecsDoe The keturer alluded to the prspsratioas
ksAkA h. Ma Ia
10 the SAa Francseo and exhibited chart which b
had made out showing the point to whsh he sur.
pos frem scientific tons relation TO ths
ouent Of the Gulf STR ata he must drfted rhs
cb OF that vessel Ut the point
By L.nt kauy proved tbs correctness Of his demos.
stioss
AT the conclusion az Lieut. MAury's remarks motsa
wee mace by NJ Gro. BsuN1 that vote Of thanks b
given to him. for his Interesting and highly nstrucvs
sd valuable Ieotare.