The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18
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uid harangue, repicte with argument and scholAz
tlc lo'r 70 witch II "a nobody could reply. II Il
lhat notody dls an a. II believed the adyvrs
hhy ree so vel tshsGsa With the fruits of victorJ
thst thet were content ty enlo them without raj ing
ue'es Sc o' ,fumrh they raned Professor Henry
'nu d,scsTcsd the echemr ~ a library and gallery "a
( arts, by The vote eght To- "a
mght venture 10 intcrp,se a humble suggrsiion
f.Fnren snen wise nnd poweTfni ana zonists wcui
advance the hrt that tivrv r.y 4, dine, snr. ssr
twrrn ID. m, ex-rr that stassng o0ess oout.ntop
the restitution With Is. al,ruI.,on Of ~ fund.- %
lar M can comprehend thsm ne results n the two,
plsns ,nsn ~ y % operations woua l- VIZ similar .tsa, va
Hmay be well to mention, u satter of act that
the balo',s which isnow comyietsc has srcct.i
much d'prted but u I, OF that style vich proves ON
better acquainisnce Tae intera, Of sAc funds which
was originals ESQ, 900, hss been sncrsn~d by sd,ns.
aud addi'!ons,o 70 the eapital 20 $4,000 ry,ar.
w.sms0ps; ySn. IL. 1855
The Mu.rit Expcs. Mon Mr. BurAsnar
IL IL understood that SEQ MARCEL IA a- renewed hts
application to sovernnes, 70 pro,b .s sailing of
the kinney expedition, on tbs ground that Il Ia clearly
the colonsts are completely armed Tho rNine repre-.
sentstons said 20 have made 80 Mr. cramptos
and Mr. sartigcs wh request for the active ntervsa
The scramble for r. Bachanans place is checked By
: notice received frum him that he Ia not coming hons
IN the spring sad that his return viii bs rosspossd
" after October next.
Icorrcsponden1 y OF the Baltimore sus,l
WAsnisuroA, Jan, II, 1855.
The Wool and Duri, Correspondence Gen WSopi ssp-
preston n California fYltbusterista ma Nerf Of
More Fbrce Agdinst the INDIAN
The eorrespondence, published In this days Throw be-
tween Col Jefferson DAv9 and General Wool OF The O.
b. Army now In California, Is quite interesting II ap-
pears that Gen. Wool under the mpre .son tha, hs
was especially detailed TO suppress liouster.m In Cali
fornia but the Secretary looked upon that porsn of
Gcp wool's duty merely episode, incidental at
furhest 10 the duty of protecting the white scttaen
and cnigrants against the Intians A against hhbus
ters Ger Wool has rendered most yalunbi- services
which Acknowledged by the United States Datret
torpey Mt Gan Francisco but regards Ipdsn depseda
tions Gen Wool has not always bc.n in condition U
suppress them by force
Cen Wool wanted from IN. start a regiment OF ca.
va'ry and some additional infantry TO suppress both In
dian and nlibuster deprcdstors bat both denied
him. He nevertheless, put stop 10 the Walker Glibas-
ter expedition and brought some uf the guilty parties 10
Justice We have since heard of another diibustsr
petition 20 Sonora, which Cen Wool has had sum
oient force 10 arrest.
All this shows the necessity Of Increasing tho army By
four additional regimcnssay two Of infantry and tive
Of cavalry but tn. change atampted 10 bs iutroduc
into ibe army By giving the President the power TO ap
point all the officers above the rank OF coon, wiz not
pass II Ia objected that political bias and favoritism
would, In many cases, determine these appointments,
and that the President and secretary of War might not
always be competent TO Judge Of military talent aud
worth. We have had Secretaries Of War who
statesmen.