The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-08

Epf TcT OF THE ELEorioNs-THE CLAYTON BULwxH
tn SATY nErUDIAiHD AT LosDos-rHE TEXAS
FH.HUrTkhs RErupiArED At WASHINGTON -0ES
0ADs pEN's RECENT COURSE, ETC., Erc. ~
wAimsIos, Now 7, 1855.
The vii, est excitement prevails in this city the
election comes In The streets around the ,ele-
graph ofces completely oeked up for squares sni
the Know Not, dngs exulisn their reported MAJOR
ties amounted. Henry May Is said 10 be bsiiy
beaten in Batm The Ua,o attributes ths III Tor
tunes Of the day John Van Barcn. The uews ha ea,
a deep gloom he admins,ratou aud 10. .morraws
Union viii contain laehrynose article which will he
anything hut comfor lag
Mr. Caytons ceebr >i-d Central American treaty has
gone by the board at s. Mr.. Marcy ha- received ~
spatches from Iegs in at Iooon whi,s state that
the British government kas cl,s~t It's oorrespondeoe
with upon the Central american question with a.s
ard deGnitivc refusal 10 recognize the construction tho
Clay ton -Buwer treaty clafDsd for IL by Mr. C7aynu
Great Britain declares her dtsminato not TO asandos
her Mosquito troecoratc brr colony the Islands an
the coast Of Honduras OF cosse, the two govers-
ments have iled TO agree upon c construction tAo
treaty, the uliimstum OF each being opposed 10 the
other the treaty fals and Coioncs kinney and waIkss
may prepare their cards for annexatson.
learn from the War Department shat Gcoevsi Smith
IN command Of the troops In tie Department a
Texas has been notified ha, the ,istraon spprsvrs
bis view of the fofsys of Icxes niousters upa
Mexico and has instructed him TO vigorous
70 prevent their repetition for which purpose iniorcc
mepts will be At ordered % the fronticr.
The administration are excessively annoyed al ths
tprs of General Gadsden the Court OF AivArew
Premier Marcy understand, would not have cared Y
the buiy old chieain haa embraced" General tadsSss
~ the death.
was Informed this evening, that gcn,irinsn a In
Husnce in Southern politics the opposition SIDE 10
making nrrangsmen'st start paper hsrc inhs nt.e-,
of Soubernor AmeTioar whg and 10 sustain the twelfth
section Of the phdadell s platform aud oppose
all and singular The of0aa l. likely go dowa s
effort 10 shoulder both branches Of the American party
Which u these factions's 10 be elected printer
In the Court of Claims 10 day Cen Anderson conrul
ed his atguncnt In the Florida eascs and the United
states Solicitor commenced his reply behalf II the
government, Hon. George r. Badger follows next, sad
closes this protracicd debate.
Letters from Cen Houston and Rukk say that the Iesas
Legbisture viii accept the debt bill.
Augustus SchoII and A. BfdAall of New Yofk and Hoa
George Vail o New jersey arrived this morning. and are
stopping al the National
Our government have been recea,y consiierinx tho
unadjusted subjects dispute between this country
Spain, and particularly the tJdoisdo affair with
to again strongly press their prompt settlement Our
Minister 10 the Court Madrid has by instruction u s
government been endosvoring 10 effect a ne~ treaty
with spain 70 super-ee that u l7e6 with provs.ss~
rendering intercourse between Aneeans and subjects -
spain free from completely, but he has besn rnos,ia~d
With Spanish governmental procrastination,