The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-06

Although al first sight the news does not appear
OF much Importance, set careful peru al will shog
Alat it is full Of interest. Europe is in crisis
The news from Mexico, brought By tie steamer
Texas 10 Nes 0Ileaus extends TO the 10Th ult. from
Tie capital and TO the oath from Vera Cruz. The
most important pon. Of TIE intelligence is the sub.
ject Of the introduction OF cJ.onists which is being
discussed in Mexico. Ole Of the journals Of the
capital announces that grad plan s about 70 be
brought forGard for importing colonists from Asia,
and another iD.imates that Germany viii probably
furnish this drsid.ratum. Santa Anna was about TO
proceed 20 his palace Of Encero, il the State CT Vera
Cruz, where he was u be accompanied by tSo Mem.
bsrs OF his cabA1et ana military force OF between
two anG three thousand men. The Mexican papers
attach some cr.dt to the report that clause has
been embodied in The resent Gadsden treaty, tpu-
lsuDg for the payment Of an indemnity OF several
millions If dollar the excsns living On the from.
tiers Tho hare suffered from Indian deoredatioLs
The.e il no later news FROM President Walker and
his corps Of Ghbusteros, the most recent accounts
has the Mexican journals couaiL being der ged from
the San Francisco papers.
The consideration Of the Nebraska, Kansas BIN
viii be resumed 10 the United States Senate t. dly
That measure being tie special order until disposed
OF. IL having been ascertaiaed that majority OF
Senators are in favor OF this bill there is no further
apprehension concerning is fate 10 that body; but
the greatest anxiety exists in the publ. mind reia
tive TO the fua action o. the subject IN The House
A large number of the members u that branch OF
the national Legislature are ia tie most extraordi.
nary state q excitement, irepidaton and fusion
Tie more scrupulous portion Of the freesoil faction
though they mag inwarly wish to sustain the party
70 which tlsy have allied themselves feel that this
measure proposes to mete out equal Justice 10 all
CLASSES IN accordance with tie plain ana unequiyo-
ssl meaning OF the consdtution-thcy ktoy t1at
the eyes OF not only Their immediate constituents.
but Of tie entire nation are closely watching their
noyements-and hence their great uneasiness and
desire to evade the issue. The debate ou the biIl
will dJubtless commence in the H3use Ills week
perhaps today.
John Van Buren has been heard flom. We IN.
delstand highly interesting correspondence has
been opened By HIN with Col. Clemens, ex-senator
hcm Alabama, WHO Is now IN Washington, respecting
the Nebraska Kansas question, in which the Prince
makes quite melting appeal TO Gen Cass to 90
against tie bill, and thereby yet into lioer with
what the roy Il soon q Ki4atfh3ok ca1s the true
Northern democracy PRICE John expr,sses b{s
conviction Of the vast difference IN acting fr,p,
"lrinciple and from "pique." The replv ~,
Clemens is represented to be distinguished for ia
patriotic mAnlness Friend John l. smd 5 he VIEW
much annoyed at The diclat'on Of the administration
in drawing up and sending to the Tanmapy Com.
mitee resolutions for their adoption, aud which he
voted against. Paul r. George, who 4 President
Pierces friend, is also represented to be as ETahy
"a tie Prince at the course OF the administration
Yesterday being the Sabbath, we Of course re.
ceiyed but little news by telegraph Oar Albany
despatch, however, contains some interesting infor
nation relative to the squandering Of the school
fand, to which VIC would direct special attention
Ex-C0ppE5leT Wright, it will bs seen, denies hay