The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-24
Our Washington Corrcspondence.

WAsnsGroS, August 20, 1855.
The Ner Nssion-Efors to [ima its Proceedings u the
Measures that may be Recommended for Consideration By
he Predent-Fdlse More By the Eew FORK supporters Of
Fremont-Re,ort Of Lord Hoodea's appointment as
Minister 10 Wdshtngton-Sa1ement Of the Central Anne
rican Question Letter Of Generalization to Mr. Dallas
from FIFTY Members Of the English Parliament, DC.
The little organ Of this city is wholly unable to conceal
its joy u the disappointment which alleges the repub
feel In the Presidents call for extra session.
thinks the President has got them the chip this time,
and will keep them in that position until they pass the
army appropriations The proclamation Is generally con
ceded have been issued for political effect than
any actual necessities which pressed upon the gov
ernment for support the army. Members OF all
parties at work to get majority Of both houses TO
agree upon resolution that will limit Its proceedings
TO the army bill alone, TO The consideration
OF such measures only as the President
may recommend in the message of to morrow. Appear
ances indicate the OF this suggestion which would
enable Congress to adjourn in few hours after should
come together, on the call Of the President
The Speaker Of the House is much censured for his
haste ia declaring Congress adjourned but this
il not deserving the House, by its own act had Sc
eced ana Passed upon the hour of twelve for adjourn
mcn The Speaker IN the absence OF subsequent legs-
laon the subject was without power to do otherwise
than he did.
letters are pouring in upon members from New
York, urging their adherence to the Kansas
mOyIo rs important 10 Tue SUCCESS Oh frc
mont This advice is mschievous and false in
fact az must be at glance and favoraby listen
cd to would greatly njure, instead OF benetttng tue
prospects OF Mr. Fremont. members vii but follow
The advice Of the HERALD on the subject: they will with
ont delay strike out the proviso and vote the bill with
out Politically. they would be gamers by such course
learn this morning, from official source, however
but vet from a reliable and generally well informed
quarter that Lord Howden has received the appoint
mept Of Minister he United States in the place Of Mr.
Champion, dismissed. His iordshp, rumor asserts is
tried aud as, friend to this country, as well as being an
able and experienced diplomat.
The nezt packet for England will carry out the agree
nfrt Of this government to the Conditions presented by
Mr. pallas for a settlement OF the Central American diff
cuties. This WILDE followed, in all probability, by the
departure OF Lord Howden ONE other gentleman as
English ambassador to the United States.
very interesting correspondence has passed, so IL
said tetween several members Of Parliament and Mr..
Dallas letter Of congratuiaton, bearing the sigma
lures OF fifty more members Of Parliament, on
the satisfactory settlement Of the enlistment difficulties
between Eng land and the United States was most unex
pectedly received by Mr. Dallas short time before
The sailing OF the Baltic. He however, mentions the cir
cumstance in postscript to private letter and re
~ at the probable immediate settlement OF all nsun
cersta ndings between the two countries.