The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-27

Important News from Washington.
CABINET COUNCIL ON MEXICAN AFFAIRS-GEN.
GADsDEN TO BE REMOVED, AND THE REASON Why
THE CASE OF CAPTAIN RAMsEY-GEN. SCOTT AND
THE CABINET-MARCY AND GUSHING BLOWING THE
ORGANS BELLOWS, ETC., ETC.
WASHINGTON, Sept. &C. 1855.
In despatch on Monday last to the HERALD, from
this city, is stated that there protracted Cab
Council that day. and that there something of
high time between Marcy and jeff. Davis to which
are the Simon Pure New York democracy-the hards or
the softs2 Now have good to believe that the
principal subject before that Cabinet Council was Gen.
James Gadsden Minister to Mexico, and that his
moval was determined upon before the adjournment
Because why? Gen. Gadsden was charged with the ne
gotaon another treaty for the purchase of another
and very large slice of Mexican territory, dipping this
time sure enough into the gold and silver mines Of Chi
huahua, Coahuila, New Leon and Sonora. Gen. Gads.
den set to work accordingly and between him and Santa
Anna in person. and in very confidential way the treaty
was nearly finished, when II. s. H. compelled to alb
dictate and retire from the country Now appears that
Gen. Gadsden himself instrumental in precpitatng
the fall of Santa Anna for it is reported that Minis
ter notwithstanding the Importance of perfect neutral
y his part concerning the domestic troubles Of the
country, while these negotiations pending made
his house rendezvous of the revoutionists in the CAPT
tall and thus materially contributed, not only to their
success but to the defeat Of the darling object of
administration to wit the pu rchase Of about onefourth
part OF the existing Of the late extensive Mex
republic
have this from which consider entitled to
credit It is certain at all events that the premature
overthrow Santa Anna has defeated the contamination
another Gadsden treaty when the thing only required
another sitting two to make it bargain; and it is
pretty certain apprehend, that Gen. Gadsden is to be
superseded and for the assigned Marcy is said
to have headed this movement and for once learn he
had the Of JEFF Davis, the ground that
considering the delicate situation of the Mexican GO
vernment it will be necessary, expect to reopen
land specializing negotiations, to have Minister
there untrammeed with any such perpiexing antece-
dents in Mexican diplomacy those Of Gen. Gadsden
The Secretary of War has espoused the of Capt
Ramsay and it is believed that this gallant officer will
be restored to his rank in the navy.
In his correspondence with General Scott Secretary
Davis has perfectly annihated the old hero The whole
matter will be submitted to Congress The adverse opn,
ion Of Attorney General Cushing General Scots back
pay, is a lengthy document
The Union of to-day has two leading articles writ
ten by Marcy, the other by Cushing The first is
sbly answer to the Ialtgenoers vndication of Ho
ratio Perry, but obviously reply to Mr.. Perry Marcy
shows the cloven foot from beginning to end. The
tice written by Cushing exhibits the magnitude Of the
interests involved in the approaching Presidential con-
test, and closes with regular harangue.