The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

Our Washington CorresP0ncience.

Governor Reeder AgGi-The President Set az Defence
Wkot ne Correspondence Sho,cs-What w;R Secretary
Marcy do ?-An autograph Letter from Gen Washing
ton-Thc Neao Naral Board.
When I wrote you that the President had csled a
council Of upon Gov. Reeders case and tina. it had
been received that he should resign together with his
associates, be removed had every con6den in my
Of Information and believed could be istak-
in the facts stated but when noticed in the HEsALD
statement that Gov Resder and his private secretary
in New York; route for Kansas, wss puzzled 1t
the contradiction, but stu believed my nformatsn to
be well founded. The publication Of correspondence
in the Union OF yesterday furnishes ISOLATION to the
difficulty, and proves my Information correct In
every particular. Secretary Marcy 6udirg that
Governor Rseder about leaving for Kansas served
writ Of ezeat upon him. in the shspe of letter. in
which he informs ;ie Governor that the President,
consistently with his Eviction of duty could mot ALLOW
his present official relation to the Territory to contnus
ton and distrust from the executive, Governor H.,
promising to attend to Mr.. Marcy's note at
dsnce not only slows that was right a. rssarsa the
action OF the admins tration towards Resder, ba. also
towards Judges Elmore and Johnson and NJ Distric.
Attorney lsaacs. They, too, ara pothed to qoit'
unless they explain away what Governor Rseisr in
his letter 10 Commissioners Men-ryany, states to DO
facts. The correspondence ssi 5tedy appear fl
the columns Of the HmAlp lpopIshsa yes:efaayl and
win be found to corroborsts precsis iny sta.emsnt
dent that Governor Reeder shocld Kansas
and that his associates in the In6sn land specustiOns
would be removed II they did not resign notice to
do co.
Mr. Marcy as well might be expected 10 provoked be-
yond endurance ct the sang roid exhibited by de-
termined Governor in fling away his note Of the 1lt
Of june to be answered after he had reached Kansas
and It 10 now rumored that to Reeder will
be appointed forthwith with instructions to reach Kan
by the shortest and most expeditions route and de-
liver TO Reeder his card of dismissal
The Secretary to the Governor of Maryland has just
found amorg the old archives at Annapolis auto
graph letter Of General when has
yet been published, and which shows that while the
Father Of his Country exact in his demands upon
the federal treasury, he wsntsd other than
what given to othersn As everything ernsnating
from Mount Vernon is interfering the Amersan peo-
pie, copy the letter entire:-
MOUNT VERNON April 6, 1855.
SIR-By the last post Major Jeneser transmitted
an account OF continental certificates they had been
audited in your once; by which there 10 difference OF
tC4 lls 7ad short of my estimation Of their value.
This or did not 60 into examination Of fgures
pears to have originated from times of calculating the de-
probation have always understood that deIrecation
same through the month and did not misappre-
bend the lntendant his ideas accorded Herewith.
However only ask for information and because had
calculated myself in this manner for want other
measure than what is given to others sir most
obedient servant, G.. WASHINGTON.
O. RICHMOND Esq.
The members of the Naval Board a.. here, and
the board organizes day, when the rules prescribed
by the Secretary Of the Navy will be sent in IL IL still
uncertain whether the proceedings Of the board will be
gecret o Omen f