The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-12
T III e l. A T E S T N E w 8 I.
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELEGRAPHS.
Important from Washington.
RUSSIA AND THE UNITED STATES JEALOUSY OF THE
EUROPEAN POWERS, ETC.

EUhOfEAN POWERS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1856.
Baron Meyendorf, the Russian Ambassador at Vienna
has communicated to the Russian Minister of this city
piece Of information of the highest importance my
business is simply to deal with facts shall not now
enter into lengthy discussion.
The Baron describes interview he had with the EN-
peror Francis Joseph of Austria, in which he keyen.
dor is requested to express his Majesty the his
congratulations upon the friendly feeling generally
manifested by the people Of the United States for his I'm
perial masters success.
Barren Meyendorf continues The present indepen.
dent stand OF the United States is most gracioasly
eceived BY his master, the Gar, who hopes for
'nuance Of it, does also his Majesty OF Austria
This consider mporant-it the secret Of our gov
ernments opposition to clingmans solution The let
ter thus received has been read only by the President
Cabinet and few confidential friends in Congress- who
all regard it in one hght-as friendly request from
these Powers for nonnterference part in the
present What the allies to think Of Austras
late treaty, when possessed Of these particularly
have here q further secret to communicate
Upon the receipt In Europe of formed treaty
with Russia, correspondence took pase between
France and Engandthis treaty and the United States
being the subject matter OF consideration. check to
the raspng avarce Of the United States determined
upon-a portion of the navy was Immediately recalled
Lord Clarendon made public that France and England
had in store something for the United States after
they had beaten Russia THIS scheme feI through upon
the receipt o! unfavorable news from the East.
Our government has possession Of these facts and IL
not shortly given to the public by the President your
correspondent win take upon himself the liberty Of fur
nishing them to the HERALD.
Henry A. Wise thinks his defeat q possible thing
The HERALD To be held responsible the event of his
election proving unsuccsssfui having misrepresented
his position with the people, throughoutst least
writes to his friends in this city.
defalcation Of Of our financial officers under the
present administration to large amount s secretly
whispered here having been discovered few days
since. The gentleman is resident Of Of pripo
pal cities.
COMPUTATIONS BY THE ssHArB--HEALrg OF Mr.
NORRIS iLLEEss OF Mr.. wILLARD-rHE KINNEY
RxPRpITIoN- 6oEsUIs RECOGNIZED.
WASHINGTON, Jan. H. 1885.
The Senate confirmed, to-day the following appoint
ments-Henry p. Whaien Collector Of the Port at
Dunkrk, New York; Vim. Hackley az District A.tor.
pey Of Florida Daniel NJ Bates as District Judge aud
Samuel Dexter of Maryland Marshal Of Kansas Ter.
rtory; and W H. Barras District Attorney OF Oregon
Territory.
Mr. Norris s slowly improving and strong hopes are
entertained Of his final recovery.
Mr. Joseph willard, of the proprietors OF Wizards
Hotel Lies in critical condition, having been at
tackled with severe spasms to-day.
The Union Of this morning announces that the first
vessel with the Central American coonsts will sail from
Baltimore on the 25th instant; the second few days
later, from Mobile and the third from BraHos Santiago
Seven hundred men go out In these vessels. Colonel
Kinney win sail about the beginning Of next month,
either from New York Philadelphia, in first class
steamship.
The President has recognized Carl Edward Habricht
a. Consul for Sweden and Norway at New York, and
Edward Smith sazres Csusul for the same Powers 1t
Philadelphia.
UNITED sTATE SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, 1880