The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06
T III E L A T E s II N E w s
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TelEGRAPHS.


STILL MORE OF THE osTEND AND CABINET Blu.
CHANAN INTRIGUEs FOR THE sUCCEssfON-PLAIN
STATEMENT OF THE CASE-vERY CURIOUS, VERY
INSTRUCTIVE ORIGINAL LETTER OF A. DUDLEY
MANN, FURNISHING COMPLETE OUTLINE OF
PIERCE's EUROPEAN POLICY, AND OF THE BU-
CHANAN PROGRAMME OF THE osTEND CONVENTION.
WASHINGTON, Jan. s, 1855.
The grand European and Kitchen Cabinet combination,
plot for giving Buchanan the nomination Of the next
Baltimore Convention and for setting aside
both Pierce and Marcy making very rapid progress
both at home and abroad.
can state, from the best authority, that Daniel T.
Sickles has positively resigned his official situation at
London and with the full concurrence, and with the
best relations Of friendship, and of interest,"
with buchssan sickiss to WASP in fact,
aidede camp of Buchanan and ID to take the Inn
portant post Of joint editor Of the Union with Forney
You know that this Is a shrewd on the part of
Buchanan. Sckes Is bett acquainted with the sub
terarean machinery Of New York democratic politics
than all the Kitchen Cabinet put together Besides this
while general writer Forney is ashy and shallow
Sckles Ii keen, astute, and practical He Is the very
man wanted In the Washington organ for without an
intimate knowledge Of New York politics it is perfectly
useless to attempt to manage the affairs Of the demo-
cratic party or Of any other party in view of the
cession.
In connection with this important transfer of sckies
been simultaneously assigned to George Sanders. He
has left London via the West Indies for New Orleans
which point he Is to commence q confidential agitation
among the leading democrats N behalf Of Buchanan
strong Cuban platform Soule, in the meantime is to
provoke rupture with Spain call for his passports
turn home, excite areup with Marcy and stir up the
whole South against him. Soule, In this view may
possibly return very soon but at the arhes his part
Of the game Is to be carried out in the course OF the
spring, very early in the summer.
Mason in the connection Is preparing to settle
up his accounts at Paris and to return home He may
be wanted TO ill possible vacancy in the present
Cabinet; and II has also been whispered to him that
Buchanan would prefer his ticket John Mason for
Vice President, to any other man Belmont too, will
be required this side the Atlantic the money lend
ing Jew Of this Buchanan alliance for these politicians
you know, are always In want Of funds. In this light
Belmont win be indispensable He bleeds freely-very
freelyfor Jew; but he looks forward TO a good In
terest on his investments
Lastly, Buchanan himself, You aware Is to re-
turn in the spring, and plant himself in the central
position Of Pennsyvanaan excellent point for direct
ing the movements Of his agents around the crcum.
ference Magnificent plot this and beautifully arranged
The history of all the diplomatic Cabinet and Kitchen
Cabinet ntrigues and wire workings resulting in the
adoption Of this scheme is full OF the most amusing the
most surprising and the extraordinary facts The
most curious and surprising Of them all has just come
to light Yes, sir A. Dudley Mann, Under Secretary
OF State. called to that position from abroad supply
the deficiencies Of Marcys ignorance Of European dplo
macy and foreign languages, Is the author OF Pierce's
Continental policy, and Of the European revolutionary
and Presidential programme Of the 0send convention
The following remarkable letter. somewhere, perhaps
on Ale in the State Department among the archives
of the Kitchen Cabinet have the liberty transcrbe
H.. 1~s~.. T. r.. -
Mann Read IT, and give It to the world for the special
edhcation OF Mr. Bayly Chairman on Foreign Affairs Of
the House; for he wonderfully innocent aud ignorant
Of the main springs Of Perces diplomacy and this o.
tend league for the Presidency. Read it,
PARIS, Monday, Feb. !, 1858.
Thu, presume, will End you In Washington II ycu
have access, ssl am persuaded you have TO General
Pierce urge the immediate appointment of Minister 10
mount importance-thst thorough der5ocr,t sboaia
come here; man who would represent In his general
and Official bearing the people and the Institutions Of
would extend the hand Of brothery affection 10 the re-
pubicans OF France instead Of counting the arsto acy
should be open the votares Of that system Of
ment which 10 our duty to extend to all the nations Of
the earth He should take Franklin and Jefferson as his
guides instead OF the small men whom we have had Al
this metropolis receutlysmal because they have me-
elected the true interests Of the Unon and placed them
selves under the lead OF the diplomatic corn. AZ
verisd lackeys, with which an American ought not a.
associate beyond the rules required by ordinary polite
ness and with which we can have sentiments in com
mon
wish to see our government in accordance with M
right democratic sentiment frown Indignantly upon
everything that savors OF monarchy or court
The new Secretary OF State will have glorious Geld 10
effect reforms in the usages Of Representatives
abroad lie should begin BY instructing them 10 wear
upon accustomed occasions simple blue dress coat
and pantaioons of the same color with white watstcon
s hs american 4ss eagle upon his button and the hat
forbidden The eaudy court suit in use is suited 10
The subject or slave OF an Acknowledgment him. the
dog IL marked upon the collar which he wearsbut not
70 an agent OF tho sovereign people OF the Union
Regning princes have right 20 prescribe dress in
which cur minister shall appear before them Our rep
resenatyes should be instructed abandon the prac.
tce OF putting the servants whom they employ In livery
genttel suit Of black IL much becoming aud on
should noble dcs~end Ia,