The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11

Affairs In Warrington.
BY NAIL,

WASHINGTON, July Q, 1855.
Sp<cxlaons in Land in Kdnsas-Investigason by Con-
gysss-Has the Administration hand IN The business9
DC, dc.
Over two hundred and Atty Thousand dollars, appro
psated for specified purposes BY Congress- has been Ia
hen by Official through whose hands 1t had TO pass
and 10 now invested in Kansas land spsculAtions,
which, without the return Of Governor Resder, must
have terminated in decided loss Il Is said that
distinguished interested in this trans
action should hetitate to place this statement be-
1ere your readers were not my authorities Of the
highest character. The Official who used this money
thus generously, has lately been travelling to tho
West In pursuit Of health and farther speculation.
No positive particulars this subject be known
until the meeting Of Congress-, when IL Is to be hoped
that not only this matter wiz have thorough
animation, but that all the parties engaged in it, high
and low, may BE- placed before the American public
have rearops for stating that investigation by Con-
gIsss Of the public funds and the uses to which por
ton Of them have been appropriated by those who
have had the han Hing Of the same, viii show degree
q corruption and pscuation never before known in the
When it was stated some weeks since by the HxaAID
had II. IL
rAuo In lands committed original Settlers tho Union
an mt;,.ted Sa.hood and ,sncsr but The trutb Of
your corresp ,n6ens statement Ia now verified BY the
Chief Of the lpdian Bureau over his official signature
turned to Kansas contrary to the wishes Of majority
Of the Cabse and to the people of the United states
The interests OF his friends his own interests ana the
emergency Of the case forosd upon the President tue
necesty Of bis immediate return Governor This he
been issusd and for other purpose to malssd
brethren indicating the disspprobston Of
the Presdent and the recall Of Reeder Governor from
Kansas
Whilst the President "a busy in dspriving m my An
honest empioye Of his means Of livelihood, In couse
quepee OF caring to entertain opinion upon the poll
tics Of the day and in favor Of the principles Of the
American party, It would seem that he does not feel
Iinet Who entertain the same principlss Jefferson Da
Wis stands committed as Know Morning. and 10 does
N-Celland and these facts are known 70 the President
ana these Rentlemsn continue to keep their seats in
the Cabinet There have been times whom . differences
Of opinion Of not importance than the alluded
would led to the resignation Of the latter; but
things different days, and men not 20 vii
honor are both fast leaving the Capital Of the Union,
hDdi1e ready SUCCESSORS In low, cunning and unds-
Tho British Minister Il reported as having said to
peemnent member Of the sxilsd Cuban Junts,
THAT the United States was counting soo SURE
nos shis mean Ia the uemorandum Of Lord
Pa,msrston, recently sent the HERALD, been
ior the abolition Of slavery that issndg It that
wsy, when considered with the further folio wing re-
.os aa1 bis the
to keep her Union compact, without interfering in
European msters' What Is interference ia
European mattersY ~ Is IL " sympathy" vic.
lsty taken task by the British press for the Rus
Sian successS This Is only nterierencefor, ~ is
well known, that instead OF interfering suffer pa
tIently every insult given from abroad without
mach ~ even murmur. This III not the hrst tine OF
AZ tnAs tne srinsn Mnis.er nas m.oe use OF he Ok
vsub advice discontinusnce Of this indirect threaten
ing. IL be Of no benefit TO the two governments,
and particularly TO Great Britain, who, from recent
counts would seem TO require all the means she has At
hand IN her war in the East
Nsu Nav Yard.