The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-26

sursnes that you have given that his Majesty, the En-
peror was ignorant Of the language used BY his war
Secretary 10 the ccsrs Of this mson to whom he nos
emily tsensd extending the courteses solicited
to the refusal expression hoping that when thsy
rext net it might DO ct the lannon's mouthp'' Mr..
Marcy coanusd This language further eorroborased
by despatch to this department from our hnissr At
Paris But, said Mr. Marcy your assurances Of friend
ship st this time will doubt BE- most acceptable to
the President to whom shall communicate the fActs
you have just made known tome"
Mr.. sartIges took his departure ct the close Of Mr.
Narcy last sentence and has not since presented him.
self the advocate Of Lord Clarendon Mr. CrAmp-
ton. This in al probability, was the only ti@s and
place when the In sutirg language Of the French War
Minister Mathal Valiant, to our officers could have
received notice. the Official position OF the parties to
whom it vas pronounced would not have justified the
Uni ed States noticing by communication direct TO-
the French governmenf. Although have full conf
dencs in the OF what have here stated yet
1t due NJ satges to say, that he declares the re-
port exaggerated One thing, however, certain that
i was the introduction Of Marshal vailants language
that induced the hssty flight from the State Depart
nent Of the French Minister.
Washington Is likely to be q duh place for the next
two or three WEEKS Cincinnati draws Of the first In
staIment although the abolihonists hold their ma
ionsr, Convention in Syracuse Wednesday next-sx
DAYS before the democrats meet in Cincinnati Members
Of CosgIes and others already leaving for Ohio IL
Is thought that there will hardly be quorum Lett In
Congress BY Wednesday.
The news from Kansas has produced sensation, bue
the Presidential nominations viii absorb it, and ~ KAN
sas affairs win enter largely into the campaign the siege
Of lawrence can DO talked over in Cincinnati as wan 80
In Washington.
Tho capital IL Of course full Of political gossip 1t in
terestipg and true the tme but the result in con-
vsntion will upset many well laid plans.
Very extensive arrangements are made in Cincinnati
for the reception Of delegates Splendid suites Of rooms
are engaged fer "headqsarters' Of tho different Sec
ons and large of money will be spent in cham
payne dinners. The plan of the "Dover Cub'' dinners
At thu New York Hotel will be carried cut, but moro
extensive and masiasent scale OF the Geld Of
operations IL larger.
The Blu char an forces viii DO hand; but several OF
the leaders, such Governor Wise, Of Virginia, and
Mayor Wood Of New York, will not be In Cincinnati.
Forney win be the master spirit there. Mesrs sekles
and Sanders, Of New York, will also be there.
The Pierce inside and outside delegates pretend to
great strength They WILL however, humbug him. Some
are for Douglas for Hunter and some for Buchanan
Az they generally Office holders for the strong
est men As they apparently for Pierce they think
they can easily sell out without much damage to c,n-
science Col Greene, Of the Boston Post and Naval.
Officer Of that port Is the head Pierce leader to be on
duty in Cincinnati.
Senator Douglas friends full Of hope. They count
their strength in the Northwest and expect after the
first ballot obtain Perces Southern vote. This how
ever will not give them two third VOTE But there Ia
nothing like hope unless 1t DO the nomination,
Among the other candidates tailed Of by democrats
Hunter and WISE Of Virginia. Judge Nelson, Of New
York Rush. Of Texas Brown, Of Tennessee; Touesy OF
Connecticut Guthrie of Kentucky Davis Of Mississippi;
Bgler Of California Offset to Fremont; Bright Of
Ip6iana: and even Marcy. of YOUR Stato ~
The Niger Worshippers Convention, which is to meet
In Philadelphia the 17h proximo ID not lost sight Of
in the excitement smcng TIE democrats. There
number Of candidates to be brought before that body
Once Seward was the Only man; there dozen pa
triots the slate Besides Seward there Chase and
Mclean, Of Ohio Fremont of South Caroline. California
and New YORK. BELL OF Tennessee; Houston, Of Texas;
Wilson, Summer and Banks Of Massachusetts, Johnston,
Of stockton Of New Jersey (you reoQeoc
his recent letter.; Benton, Of Missouri -
There two rides in the niger worshippsg ranks.
One IL composed Of the sscders from the old democratic
party-the Van Barsns Bentons, Blairs Chases, and
Banks, with tho Evening Post and Albany ArySs and
ALIAS for New York organs. The other side embraces the
remains Of the old whig pary-the Sewards Johnsons,
Weeds, Greeleys, and other small fry, with the Al
barry EueSing Journal and the Tribuxe and Times for
organs According to the gossps here the first party
want Fremont for their candidate Several months ago
he thought Of and Banks and others begun quietly
to talk him In select circles. Banks included In
the programme for Vice President Fremont to half
from California Banks from Massachusetts the az.
tree West and East This plan to b kept quiet and
mentioned only in whispers in secluded places until the
election Of Speaker and the settlement Of the MariposA
claim, worth probably thirty millions of dolArs- yo
only dig deep enough. These two points accomplished the
great plan Was broken to the public first the Psbur
Convention and now you viii find Fremont the prominent
man of that section Of the party and sketches the d
ferent newspapers of his wonderful lite passed in the
snow drifts Of the Rocky Mountains. Some here
think 1t only . scheme to bring forward Old
Bullion, his father-inlaw. We shall see. But IL this
plan don't work. Gov Chase Of Ohio 10 to be the man.
The democratic nggsr worshippers won't have Seward:
they say that he and his friends too much mixed mp
in the railroad patent and other specializing schemes
before Congress 70 stand any chance with the people.
This is probably gossip enough for day. Ths Abo-
ition Convention in Syracuse Wednesday and tho
Know Nothing Convention In New York, on the 10Th
proximo, are not deemed here OF any Importance
Our city Is filed with delegates to Cincinnati from sll
sections Of The country and the friends Of the respective
candidates are laying their plans Of operation The gene
raj impression ID, that Pierce will have plurality the
first ballot.
am informed to-day, by ade:egats to Cincinnati who,
has recently had an interview with Gen. Pierce at the
White House, that he told him that rotation In the dis
pensation Of patronage . cardinal principle with
him, and that snoninatsd and elected, IL was his
purpose TO make an entire change IN his Cabinet.
Some twenty thousand copies Of pamphlet, neatly
printed with yellow cover, containing upwards Of fifty
pages, were received hero last evening II is entitled
The sofs Of New York the True Democracy" It'll On
answer to gotten mp by the hards which has boon
circulated extensively in the South.
Senator Weller gave dinner yesterday TO the CAl,f,r-
mans in Warrington Speeches were made by Judge
Douglas, Col. Joe Lane, and Others
Major Ben. McCulloch the distinguished Texan ranger,
10 hov stopping at Browns.
The sumner Dracas
INDIGNATION NETTING IN BOSTON, THE ASSAULT ON,
E1NA1OR SUMNER DENOUNCED.
BosroS, Nay %, 1855.