The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-13
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Important from the National Capital.
THE LAST DISPATCHES FROM ENGLAND-rHE BRf-
TIsH FLEET WILL NOT INTERFERE IN THE COSTA
RIGA TRoUBLEs-FRENCH AND GERMAN INTRIGUEs
AGAINST NICARAGUA-CLARENDON HAS REPLIED
TO INCARCERATION AND THE C0NsULs ARE
NOT TO BE RBCALLED-THE SOUTHERN POSITION
AT CINcINNArI-A LONG SPEECH FROM GENERAL
CAss-THE CASE OF FATHER Will, ETC., ETC.
WASHINGTON, May IL, 1856.
The received here from London by the America
mails, Is exceedingly important The British feet in the
Gulf have orders to interfere with Waller his
At all 1t is thought possible that the French feet may
do 20. Frenchman of tho nsme OF Marie, who was
concerned with Flores in the Ecuador revolution has
been in Paris all the winter urging the government to
put down Walker, who, he represented was better
than robber and murderer.
German, who signs his name "Baron Bulow"
to communications In the Central American pa
pere has been the principal agent forcing Costa RcA
into this Costa RIGA Is great lettering place for
refugee French and Germans and they fear that Walker
will nsutralize their influence the natives
Mr.. Marcy has received BY this mail, through Mr..
Dallas clarsndons long expected reply to the despatch
of December 20, lst5-Maroy to Buchanan-cAllng on
the British government to recall Champion and C,nsus
Barclay Rovecrofr and Mathew. Clarendon been st
the Peace Conferences and Marcy had to wait till he re-
turned. Ciserdoo replies that the British government
declines to recall the Minister and the Consus Crsnp
ton called pom for his justification in regard to the
charges made sganit him. His reply, long one was
very bitter against sroebel and other persons
with whom he mixed up. The British
government was st first inclined to sacrifice Champion
but they feared that he would produce his instructions
which fully justified him in the action he took So he is
to be backed up BY Bullying because he mgat pu. his
government In position than Is 1t is be-
evea that Parliament will sustain the Ministry in their
defiant position, although the opposition has already
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"Pam" viii come out first best. We curious to
what Marcy will do about Champion. Back down, /
reckon.
The Southern delegates to Cincinnati ray that after
the New York difficulty settled thy will insist upon
the constituting of the Nebraska bill take the po-
son that the Territories shall not be permitted to take
any action upon the subject of slavery until they shall be
ready to come in States The Richmond Enquirer and
other Southern presses have commenced ths, and
have been followed by Mr.. Brown, OF Missssipp
the same SIDE Mr. Cass Ia to reply to Mr. Brown TO day
The speech Of Mr. Csss defining his position this mat
ter would fill ten columns Of the HERALD.
The senate will it Is believed, recede from the water
works appropriation in the Deficiency bill, and the
House from its opposition to the Army ana Judiciary
Senator Mallory is to the arguments Of the oppo-
nents Of the action Of the Naval Board "wednesday
be taken upon Bill proposed BY the Naval Committee
and he sut ject be thus set at rest
The Cabinet had another meeting to-day. They post
government until tbs next meeting The President has
assured several of his friends that the next intelligence
frcn Nicaragua shows that Walker is aiming himself
that will at be recognized That Father
VIII viii be received before the week rolls round have
NOT the least doubt The Padre has LETT Wizards pri-
vately, AZ his location Is iept secret.
1he President gave dinner party to few of his par
tcular friends this evening, among whom was Mayor
Wood and Daniel E. Sickles
Mr. Buchanan has expressed the Wish that there should
be demonstration in his bhs the part of the pep
pie Of the Districts therefore, the programme has been
hand ha ha matt Nv hva nf no
sonal friends and escorted to his hotel
A strong effort s to be ma1e to give the Collins line
The Committee Of Ways and Means sre 1T work upon
the tariff and msy repors before the meeting Of the Can
cirnat Convention It Is doubtful If any important
notifications will be effected this year.
The Treasury officers commenced their calculations to-
day to ascertain the amount Of Texas scrip fled It will
amount thus tar to about seven millions The time for
presenting claims been extended to the 14h Of june
The Senate to- day determined to reconsider their vote
On the iEs snd U t a. WIS .sssd
The Senate Commit ee on Patents have reported new
law on that subject Its object to protect the public
the really mertorious inventor from the prsces Of dis
honest infIirgers. Many patents believed to be
incur Ire costs Of Under this bill such patents
may be repealed by sctre acas once for ALL and the
public be relieved Now thousands of patents issued
which, beng OF value themseves stand 10 the Of
really valuable inventions Under this act all such
patents will out Of existence in five years and thus
cease 70 block the wy OF valuable inventions.
The able and eloquent speech made by General Hiram
Wabridge, At the Nicaragua meeting, last Friday,
New York, is the subject of much oommendaton. As
the General undert tood coming to Congress again
year, his opinions dsemed Of much Importance
upon the exciting topic of Central American affairs
Western OF Congress has ordered copies of
the speech printed for circulation in his district. Gen.
Casss eiegrsp hic despatcn OF sympathy with Wsker,
read at the aioustsr meeting, has rent in
Narcys breechss. 1t IL opposed by many to be bid
for the Cincinnati nomination.
John w. Forney is here be:,irg baskets of champagne
with everybody hat Buchanan will be nominated AZ Gin
cnnati before the fourth ballet Ouery-Is there
in the United States politically strong enough to afford
the open and acknowledged support of John w. Forney
The Paore Wifi is going back New York oiagosted
Marcy andEths President had quite about him
Marcy cock OF the walk, usual.