The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27
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WAsBisGros, jan "a 1855.
The Tariff and TIE Secretary Of the Treasury me Senate
Kn@o Noth,ng Caucus-7ae Kinney Espednion
noticed saturday the labooua efforts of the Sec
retary OF the Treasury to obvate the crushing elect OF
projects fer the reduction Of tho tariff Since then tho
honorable head Of the fiscal department has
division OF the democracy with Representations To the
effect that IL he would come down few rou nds OF the
ladder Of protection which, according their views
he has perchsd himself they would support his recon,
mendatiens. The Sc e:retary Of the Treasury strong
upon negative He, therefore, very emphsteally said
no. IT, therefore, the democrats proceed 10 action on
TINS in portant question they will be delivered OF only an
abortion. The result Of these interviews s one Of the
very best signs Of the day. They respite for the
national dustry and furnish ground for hope that IN,
procsity OF the party TO destructivcness viii be held
aoeyancsuniia conservative majority shar take pos,
The Senate has postponed action on Legislative msa-
In order to be lett at perfect freedom
tpre sgsinst the Know Nothings The adjournment of
the caucus Of Monday morning last TO Thursday TO-
morrow, and not TO "Wednesday this day aa supposed
very deep sensation has been caused BY the announ
cement that this subject has been taken up 10 the
eret deliberations Of the party The invitation for the
meeting Of TO morrow Il general enough 70 embrace all
With III. party Il Is stated, upon wha. authority
not informed, that at the last meeting senator
Mason decidedly reprobaed the introduction OF this
topic Into the private deliberations Of the party.
full discussion win take place TO .rrorrow aud II is
reasonably expected that truce will DO patched up
that the rchism will become permanent.
The prcgrm Of the Kinney expedition against the
Mosquito sho re 10 not satisfsctofy TO its projectors
The commander in chief has issued commsslons to q
large number Of ent~rprising young men, With ~bom
hlbustsring u an sgreeabls alternative 70 idensn.
These commissions enttle the holders 10 the obedsnes
OF all Who shall acknowledge their authority and 70
much land ~ they ,eze. The odc,rs are thus far
more numerous than the privates but II that
the latter VIII fall into line the o the
company shall furnish the sinews Of action The linton
contains occasional notices OF the expedition from
which appears Ia daily receivlng accession. which
win add TO It's popularity In the South proportion
ally excite the apprehsnsions OF boring govern
ments Ex Governor Bell Of Texaa, has Joined a. and
others OF equal distinction have given II the f
their names and their approval.
Notwithstanding these promising indicstIoos the
failure OF the whole undertaking close at hand The
very advocacy OF the linton fatal symptom and the
administration VIII be compelled 10 prohibit ~. depar
ture The representations Of the Mnistsrs Of Costa Rea
and Nicaragua "a me weeks since we're quietly evAdsd
by Mr.. Marry. upon the plea that he wss Kno- No.
thing to all these affairs Bat the Secretsry ha. not
been permitted not 10 knov. The proofs os the military
character Of the expedition, and 81 Hs hostile des zns
sgainst the Central American states have be-o lad 10
oie him and the consequences that at th. precise mo
ment when the aspiring members OF the kinney Ass9.
eston think 10 break out into sudden bare they -lt
be an by the heels and With as mauy NJ srsa
a. they shall have places of rendsxvous
tCouvspoDdenee Of the Pennsylvania
WAsnIsorOs Jan 25, 1855.
7he FSrneA SToliation Bd--TA< 9asl Knop YotAln1
Toucus
The opinion 10 couadsnty expressed tis morn ns that
the breneh spolstion bill vtn pas. Hou.s bot a.
The SANE time the impression abroad that n the bill
shoud pass both houses ther. 10 atm br-.kss sbsad 10
the shsrs d Presidsntiai vsto whvtssr thia lpsrss