The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-03

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dted upon the information communicated by them as TO
American policy in Cuba. These replies are guardedly
worded but the marked hostility Of France and England
towards American success everywhere plainly visible
will be when printed. England recalled her Of
ensive letter after the adjournment OF the American
convention Louis Napoleon, not knowing this, arrests
Mr. soule his way to Madrid and after apologies
These papers must yet come before Congress. They
are too valuable to be locked up in the State Depart
ment.
1t is questionable whether the committee that has
in charge Uugmans peace resolution viii report in its
favor The President Davis, Guthrie and Cushing are
opposed to IT, Should Mr. Bayy report in its favor 1t
win be simply to get the matter out of his hands, as it
is known that personally, he Is opposed to it, Gushing
says that its introduction just at this time, was piece
of great ndscretion and in this opinion he is supported
by nearly all Of the Cabinet is reasoned that our
foreign affairs very far from being In satisfactory
condition. and that much of difficulties dSncreased
through British interference ana intrigue The truth OF
this is daily before eyes, Lord Aberdeens assurance
that British alliance with France was not formed with
view alone to the East, but took in the other hemi
spheren is not forgotten 1t would indeed be the
treme Of wisdom for the United States to relieve Eng
land from present embarrassment only to turn
against us more vigorous opposition.
"A
charging upon Marcy the loss of Captain Gibsons case
and expressing a determination to resign. +" Neither
the President Cabinet to be relied upon, says
Mr.. B., ~ am made to appear before the world in
most unfavorable light when the fault is in WASH
ington"
In June Buchanan will leave for the United States
An effort is making to put Cushing in his place. which
does not meet with old Bucks approval The friends of
Pierce, in both houses, quietly urging this STEP
TO harmonic the party Cushing must leave the CAb
net The of his intrgues acknowledged on
every hand. He must be shipped of.
regard to the succession Cushing may be considered
together with JEFF Davis Forney and the Kitchen Cabi
net, as part of the Buchanan Ostend league against
Marcy. The first object of this league is to get Marcy
out Of the Cabinet and then to fght out the battle
among themselves. But Marcy says, come what may,
he will not resign to accommodate them. He will sec
them damned first. If Gen. Pierce thinks proper, says
Marcy Of will retire. Otherwise, will see this
conspiracy damned arst.
CABINET oUABRELs-sALE OF THE ALBANY ARGUS
TO THE ADMINISTRATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2, 1855.
The quarrel has now become open and personal
between Marcy and Cushing, that reconciliation can
possibly be effected One the other must very shortly
voluntarily retire from the Cabinet otherwise the Pre-
sdent will be compelled to exercise his prerogative.
the friends of the administration may. rupture is
inevitable.
The Of the sale and transfer of the Albany Argus
into the hands Of certain friends Of the administration
reached here last evening The hard shells terri
bly, and dealt blows upon the head of poor
Cros well. Ex-Governor Seymour, now at leisure is
expected here in the Of day two, who,
it is sad made arrangements for the purchase of the
hard shell organ The President and heads Of depart
- .xrI -. u.trn
per- it is expected to support the administration.
The free soil Albany organ must of be suspended
The hard hunkers here perfectly astounded at this
cavng in of the Argus it has been Of the most
vndictve and bitter against Pierce, Marcy Co., espe-
caly since the keys and emouments Of the Albany
post Office refused to be placed in the hands ofone
of its proprietors.
RUMoREp RESIGNATION OF Mr. sICKLEs-THE CON-
aorwEALTH BANK IN TRoUBLE-sUPREME COURT
PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2, 1855.
The Star o! this city says that Mr. sckes' return to
the United States preceded by his resignation.
A writ quo ndr7dnto was issued o.day by the gu
preme Court against the Commonwealth Bank Of this
city, for violation of its act OF incorporation in dis
counting notes at usurous rates aud se- dealing in
nissory notes. The returnable the Goth Of
this month bill in equity was also fled praying for
special injunction to restrain the bank from continuing
the discount of paper at usurous rates The hearing
on the motion has been fixed for Saturday next.
The following cases occupied the Supreme Court to-
day
Nos. 20 and FLAMES Haynes Vs. the Yates County
Bank. The same James L. Andrews, ct. al. Errors
Circuit Court, Michigan Justice Mclean announced
the decision of the court affirming the judgment Of the
ssaid Circuit Court, with costs and interest.
No. 37.-Lyde Good WINS admitted appellant Robt
divers executors Argument continued by Hon. Rever
dy johnson for the appellees and concluded by Mr. Mar
tin for the appellant.
NEW YEARS DAY IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, JAN !, 1855.
The weather here to-day has been extremely fne, and
every to be seeking pleasure The receptions
by the President the members Of the Cabinet the TO-
reign ministers and private citizens have been very
large and the day has been generally and extern.
svely observed than heretofore
We have no news Of any Importance to communicate
as all business has been suspended.
Late and Interesting frem the Cape OF Good
Hope.
BosToy Jan. !, 1855.
The ship Minstrel arrived at this port, brings Cape Of
Good Hope papers to Nov. 4.
Accounts from the frontier state that there fears
Of another Kafhr 1t alleged that the Kanirs
endeavorng to stir up the Fingoes to rebellion the
English having attempted to interfere with their system