The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

APPEARS Tor the iutlc schools, and Hon. eserdy John.
sou Will close. II.
wAlsns0ros Dec. Is, 1855.
AaS'card Poeition Of 1e Preunt-- Hmleif % BomsJor
1.-THE cyampon D.Teuuy-G1soul Pi1rce ON Aangp-
rred by Lord Palnerscn-Fteiag Of the CiDine, az 70
IN Reception y Coi Ffeneh-cramp,on Tarea,ens 70 Pro
feS-C1tonS D1sc,oures Roayd.rg Ae Nara! Boorys
Dc, &c.
President Pierce Il not without bame in having lent
willing aid TO bring about the existing state Of things In
this city To his reliable friends os the House he
urged the very which s being persisted in
while hls anxiety at this dny would have Congress
proceed at 10 business he finds himself compelled 10
make the most Of his somewhat unpleasant situation
In his advice and interest he has forgotten tho President
in the partisan has followed fully the suggestions
ofcushng and rorney than the dictates Of prudence and
the general gooi but this feature in the Presidents
character Ia neither startling further remark
unnecessary.
For the last two months there has been studied a.
ence between Mf Champion and tho Secretary state
the delivery OF official papers from Lord aers.on and
the compliments OF the day, being from what learn
the extent OF business transacted between tho parties
Mr. Marcy remarks that vhils, efairs with the Bi,lAh
9oyeInnent remain at present the govern mont at
Wasbip eton can 10 nothing without the ad a Congress
10 which tho whole subject of mtsunder sa udngs
with Great Britain win be submitted wthoat delay fhs
would seem 10 confirm the statement which re,eny
heard from an Official source In this city, that tho res
dent had been largely out mabouvrcd BY Lord Palmer.
stems special casonDgs and appeals until tho gnal
difficulty had assumed different form. by being bic ndcd
with other questions o foreign and minor Importance
and which prevents the President from taking the
tei I've action upon Mr. Champions eo'lnquo ncics
which al Brst resolved upon. This, think viii be
found the fact on a rerusai of the message.
majority Of tie CabiEot In favos of recognizing
the Nicaragua republic, snd this ling Ans sympathy
by the Wholesale with members OF Tho pie1eIt Congress-
IL in sLd to-day that Hr Crampton viii Issue protest
against the reception Il Col French. TLs n,sy
hut policy should certainly show that gent. that
doing rarh act, benefit can be obtained by H.
either for himself his government; but thc con
rary must awaken ieoing. and recollcetions that u
would te better just should remain undIsturbfd
II IT, however, s but certain that the minytcr viii
not, without much consolation with his many innuen
ui friends here. tc party Ia taking any step that Il
likely TO meet with disfavor, when delay OF week
two In bis purpose may bring material charge in the
policy and teng of the eduinsratcn, favorable 90 the
in'cIcst0 he - here 70 repfeoont.
The nIRnps detailed publication in ita paper Of the
2iyen to houfandE information In relation 20 that region
made 10y mechanics, and others to the a
public The b1tAIDs account, pu.ll-hed la paaph
Washington.
naval officer Informed today that thioa Of the
officers Who sat the late board OF examiaers aud
voted against Commodore Boorman. had more than
occasion been reported sg1iust by that ocer thn
Secretary oi the Navy. An inference may bs drawn rom
this fact, ani Is -, by he comnodocc's fIicnds.
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