The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING IELeGRipnS.
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THE MEDIATION RESOLUTION.
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Convention Of the Veterans Of 1912.
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VISIT TO THE PRESIDENT.
SPEECHES OF Mr.. SUTHERLAND AND GEN. PIERCE.
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More Railroad Troubles In Erie,
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VISIT TO THE PRESIDENT.
SPEECHES or Mr.. SUTHERLAND AND GEN. PIERCE
More Railroad Troubles In Erie,
Interesting from Washington.

THE FACTS IN THE CASE OF CLlNGMANS MEDIATION
RBsoLUTIoF-rHE ALLIES HOLDING OFF-NORE
OF THE DUDLEY MANN CoRREsPoNDENCE-TEE
KINNEY EXPEDITION INTENDED FOR CUBA-sANrA
ANNA-sENoR ARRAsGoIs AND THE TREATY MONEY
a OWL SUIT oRDsREp-CoHMoDogE WANDER.
Bit SENATOR OWN SENATOR EUNTER-DASIEI.
Z. sICKLEs.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9, 1855.
In reference to The mediation proposition o. Mr.. Cng
man, you that Il is definitely abandoned
by the Committee Foreign Affairs bnt only postponed
for the present II favorable crisis should in the
Eastern before the dournment OF Congress- you will
hear OF this resolution again. ]. is rot true that
offer Of mediation made 10 Of the allied Powers
by the President and rejected About the BEG ming o;
the war, as am informed, Executive did mention
the subjec. TO tne representative Of OF the grea.
Western Powers, who thereupon wrote TO his govern
ment and received reply to the effect that thoy thought
II would not be advisable for the government Of TIE
United States TO nerposs with its friendly offices at that
time, And am informed that recently the af,re-
said representative suggested Secretary Of state
that the movement would be embarrassing 10 the allies
for hat the OF their refusal 20 accept the rro-
posed mediation j: might be charged TO ambitions de-
sres On their part, IN the continuance q wa. Perhap
at the bottom OF this there may nave cee1 Little
jealousy Of lie growing influence Of the United states
Power in the earth. Thus the matter stands,
had glimpse at the of ,al CORE pouderee Of
Dudley Mann the subject OF costume aud also
At the letters which passed between NJ. Sanford
late minister adj ant ana Mr.. Mason, at Pars and he
tween Mann and Marcy, the subject. They
spicy, and IN day two may send yoo some choice
extracts.
It rumo.ed here that the real object OF Kinney
expedt not the malarious swamp lands Of the Mos
quito coast but the beautiful island OF Cuba The plan,
learn, is to ship some two or three thousand men,
armed 10 the teeth In couple OF swift. steamers, 10
publicly for San Juan but privately TO steer for
Cuba and slip in At some unprotected point aud com
meuce the liberation OF the island Gen. Henderson and
Gen. Qutman of Mississippi in ves o. tp's enterprise
reported being able to apply funds to help It
to he exten. Of million Of dollar. The Presi
dent, in mis- Official capacity, is Of course ignorant Of
the real drift OF this Kinney expedition but presu
that the Kitchen Cabinet in the secret.
Gen. Almonte, Mexican Minister here has received in.
structicns from Santa Anna 10 commence civil suit
against Don Francisco de Arrangos late Mexican Consul
General, for the recovery Of the sxy-eght thousand
dollars which he appropriated his private commission
for receiving the Gadsden treaty money in behalf o.
Mexico. Bets are offered here Of ten one that the
Dictator will. get the money
Commodore Vanderbilt is on hand, negotis.in Tor q
line Of government mail steamers TO Havre or South
ampton. He is quite ION at the Navy Dep.rtm Mt;
and the old foges Of the Bureau Of Construction
ASKING M great uany questlouh cpacsrninR me rev
York style Of putting up fret class steamers.
Senator Gvn, OF California, s about intro 'uc.ng bill
for tho establishment OF service amosgs. American
seamen somewhat similar 70 the litia organization
ashore He proposes 10 issue commissions 20 captains
and other officers OF merchant vessels, which, a. Of
war VIII enable them % become portion Of the naval
force OF the United States and such to convert their
vessels into national ships In Of was California
would be the refuge Of all the whaling feet, and the
officers Of the vessels cor the character ogoy
eminent Officers they would have abundance Of seauen
at their control to defend the seapors and harbors Ho
win also propose that large quantities o. cannon and The
necessary material for armng the vessels be deposited
at San Francisco. You win thas perceive that u Gwin
is not re- elected tho senate the California people VII
prove very ungrateful Heis doing al be foI them
and they ought TO know II,
Senator Douglas intends 70 introduce bill for the
form Of the Judiciary, which VIII probably take he
place Of the Ian proposed BY Judge Butter il does
away with the necessity proprisly a. increasing he
number Of ju1ges
tits said that a cooloess "a grovingup between sena-
tor Hunter, Of Virginia, and the administration. TOO
many candidates anons them for the presilcsey skss
has not resigned yet lie is watching the iftngt ottAc
Wind.