The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-17

prcpcse any charge Of duty iron. he does not think
hs lime has come for adding iron TO the free list As 70
that article the for free trade not but
recedrg Last year the Secretary propo to reduce
iron nom 80 70 Is cent This ys. he retains tae so
trade ana protection. But the Is exceptional Mr.
Guthrie simply desires 10 etsnd we'll with pennsy
lie does not wish TO t into hot water BY neddng with
suggestive passage in executive session Ct
the Senate YESTERDAY large number Ct Nominations
to be Governor Of Kansas, aud Heodricks Ia, TO bs
Commissioners Of the Land Office. These nomina.i ,ns
no interest was confirmed without objec ion. Nc.
Wilson, Of Massachusetts,, mstooS the name for that
vote on the Nebraska bill has been rewsried With
an executive appointment He rose preclpitately 70
protest against ecpation 10 osposing Of these cases
bitter end He declared that they held their Offices
the price Of corruption end the wages Of sin They had
the taton Of the money and the ofces Of the f.
deral government. And the keuSte called upon
season and out he would oppose the consanma iu Of
the uquity he would on all occasions struggle though
he stood alore to defend the North against teaohey
like this and to fix the brand of degradation upon the
front Of their betayers. The thirty pieces OF silver
should not be paid he couii prevent &. As may we'll
be supposed vehement and vigorous demonstration
excited lively sensation; replio, were made but
the matter passed off the discovery that the person
confirmed not Of those refered 70 BY Gen. WILSON,
The protest OF tho Central American States against
Wheeer's recognition Of Wakors governmeas Ia Ncaa-
tss e aeo ys " IS
taiDy the offspring Of foreign commercial company.
Had lot the Transit Company conveyed to
Walker after his first defeat he must inevitably have
been overwhelmed The interests represented by thls
company will Of appeal with great force to the 60
vernmept tor ts protection; the other baud the
States of Central America not yet overrun will almost
certainly To the aid Of Nicaragua aud w demand
the total instant suppression company as dan
gerous to their independence. Whether
will should stand by and the total ruin Of this
ISOLATION, Ia serious quet ton. Mr.. Vince has acted
lint that
duct Will not be approved That he open, active
and efficient s ally q Walker there can b no rational
diplomatic propriety.
Correspondence of the Albany State RegisterJ
WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1866
Movements Of The Black Republicans.
plenty as one could wisbas to the time when desfa
bic and necessary contamination Is (. be effected
varied and contradictory yet the truth Z sti apparent
from New York and Albany headed backed ard stomach
ed, by Weed, Atei Greeley Webb Co.. and yet, With
their efforts and arguments are thrown away They are
termed here "ropers" acting in the capacity to
their IsaGaT friends that this sort Of Do to
and plur6erers While Greeley rop 50 port ton of
the New England members, Weed, Webb Co. lock out
Their branch Of business, turns Jack and brags f
Iiously what he terms the INSTRUMENTATION Of the
doing much to retard the organization Of tho Hou.e BY
IT'S eldng and imPracticabe adherenoe to the for
tunes OF iavori'es Wefd 4 VI. started cut with lamp
cen, OF ohio as Inc Iuson' candidate Tor speaker
From son causoard Mr. Campbell refers toit very deli
~ ms speech wltnorawng nus name from me eau
day last and until Mr. Banks consented be the reoip
ent OF ne csmpbel strength they were half inclined to
90 ior Ghdmgs OF ONO. today Greeley and Webb
would lot it BIO known that they opposed to Banks
and not to the organization Of the Houewhioh is the
fact-and Weed, Abel Co. clear out for home doubt
not nearer approach to an organization would be effect
ed than before Members of Congress dislike to
banks Deeause 'ree'ey ana Weei would claim a
~ ius,ou Miumpn. 1reeiey was neard 70 SAY yes
Wtoay, .hat shoa panks succeed ne would ofiDg ous
,ne same cage mat tcreamcd over the election OF VIII
nam H. seward 70 tue onAsea STATES SENATE
Correspondence Of the Public Ledger
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL 1866
Public Lands in he Territories observation-disclosures.
An error has arisen, and prevails ID exteat Ia
gard to tho disposition Of the public lands Ia the Terrific
r.s. Many persons suppose that, by law OF Coz gess
foreigners entitled claim as gra uity land Ia the
Terrific les MT other located Not only are the pub
lie lands given away to foreigners but they are cx
cudtd from he action OF the laws that priv
iege locate land l. alone enjoyed BY native born eli.
2ens knowledge tf this fact will Of great i'm
poriaree class Of our foreign born ton who
might ttm 10 emg ate 70 the Territories under the
prt sion That they have only choose farm ,m the
millions Of acres Of lands IN order
ST 10 make their way the Territories With view
TO settlement. they should go prepared to pay the 10
ye,Bms ut price 81 the public lands.
Iano warrants ale becoming a drug In this market
and are quoaby lever Eghtysevcn cents is the lowest
point to which they have receded being n decliue of
thirty eight from the price established by the goyern
meLt.
Next TO that OF patents perhaps there subject Of
ger era interest people than public or pri
vaie claims against the government Before the estab
lishmeLt ,f court consider the various classes OF
claims which have arisen and are constantly arising
against the gove nmen much valuable time was COD.
In in deliberaticn upon class claims
title to be considered such ms well as upon those
whose nsgnifcance almost places them beyond the pale
sidcra ion ut least by the body upon which they
were thrust ana it became matter Of some moment 10
parties interested to encounter the piles az iesatve
lumber which were necessarily thrown Al nd All caims
real or nssinary grt at or small 10 what nc
ton had been tax en- or in searching fer precedent Bat
Cor gress has wisely released from the am anoc to
which have alluded and az the same tina afforded
greater facilities 10 those having claims to prosecute By
the establishment OF the Court of Claims an institution
in successful oreration In addition to plan for the
more speedy adjustment Of government claims list OF ali
claims from the commencement Of the government has
been ordered by Congress in which the names OF the
claimants are placed in order together with
tie nature of the claims In what Sessions OF Congress
they under consideration and the action upon each