The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

Oar Washington Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, March II, 1856.
NJ Rec-a Eltio,u in T1nesse-Appcatnent By the Pre-
sEnt-A Distinguished Arrioal-Preside,stial Isue
dc, dc.
Colonel Pok Of Tennsssee has been visiting the lobby
Of the H,use day and quite sensation all
dee by his the recent elections in hat State
BE says the democracy have triumphed by thou
. nd m.jority aad that Know Nothingsm with Major
Dcnsison At lis head, been driven from Tennessee.
The excitement created ~ this seemed for q while
arre.t public business particularly tie democratic
ado of the Hou,e tennessee is set down tor the
nominee OF tho Cincinnati Convention ry thousand
nsjoliy.
the President has appointed tie venerable Dr.. John
j. Lo-ry, Of Howard eounty Missouri ras visltsrs
o. the West pslot HILLARY Academy, a. tn arnuA
lsr object Of disKe Colonel T. d. Bsnsoo and this
sppointEent may be regarded az az i1d,ato OF the
Presi epts OAR iAlity f0- Old Bullion"
Amepg the distinguished arrivals ia our syy have
poti ed Colonel Jackson rhonss, If K.nsas, q
null siooeed el,ck republican being Virginia negro
and wheel horse in the ID .nces il that Ter
rfscry The Colonel DESTROYS Of purchasing his two
daughters, held in bondage in virgias and
ended To apply 70 Mr. seey and Rec Ter.
To tni. ob-cted a. he hsd oue since cut the Gov.
anors acquantsncs although he aad higa respect for
M Greeley.
The niger worshippers declare their intention of b,ly
presenting the Legro question, and making it the issue
IN the next Presidential canvass and the nsonA demo-
them. Tins is 10 % the issrs beyoud DOUBT We
y have ore IDEA tg1t OF 10, and oil persons viii be
forced to take side he other Of Toe issus aud
the temocrscy fee confident OF truD phan. Victory
the Cincinnati. Convention does bat It, duty.
wAsHsGToS, March 10, 1885,
Case Of he 2ra,sst comp-ay-Mavcy's old Grulges-7hs
Gorerns.t IerAass.ea VT Interfere n Jao,r Of tn.
Company--Joha Coclranes Pesai Coq4et.laJ -. YlsA
i~gson-Lt,n Boyt for he Fic: P-estd,.ey, eec &c.
Tna HIM ~ rdz
fs arrival last might, and " nine o'clock copies OF 1t
not - be had Iha aosse for fur hsr particulars
relative 20 Walkers &st general throughout
the ely during TIE Day. and found is way,
ruhjee q speculation, ia the Cabinet meeting rhs:e
are hose vho spptcse Of wslsera summary treatment
io the Of the TyaLs.t Corapauys property,
other ound than t0a Of personal dislike the p-nc
pas, snd dss.se . lo monopoly broken up, Pro
bsbly tbe'e has eeea irstsace in this county
wnere incos2y. ael body 0. have bean
khan plainly sascess14 i making thenselrss az
popular, if Absolutely hsted by the pnolic gene
Isiy, ne 41estloa. su., notsi,asaudIpg the
existence q mis- ieslus the Of General Wake
IA very generally coadsmusd and prsnoaacsi azo.rarys
snd aetatoial aut aih t1is atrnis,ion, TIE
osny need css ior sympathy e19sst tle g9yera
men i ir.sft-fSGce IL hsaaL Their mas
pronounced GOT AID this hey nay &eaept q fxes
tact, and Aot g p%,- o. change Or alteration wodlc
sste toa be government hes hs eseu sept advised II
Wa Set efforts ~ negotiation vita Grea Britain
regards ne p2tter n'r sor ay atom To the
emphatic ana nc5 prudent language OF Sc AIRY
Marcy " lae svsfurnesg eolstlsrs w1o.e af,r as
9 id nGrGbug, xhlch Is the eve OF expiosi ~ y
Ne Iced not be ssid tina. Secretary darcy + 4
WHO neysr fsges fos rbe whole OF Ms lite, pab
H. and private, zoe ws4 ats4st.d 30 the acd ia
the :sse ia quesnoo ihouid II CONS 9soe hlG, n ex-
eep i'm 70 tis i 20 be expected n is favor
ihs O. stcn House has tesn ~eu reprsssnt.1 in this
city for wses o. tao pss Mr. C0,hr&np, OF New Yock,
OhssiLee for bmse he Leaders post NE here add Las
Arranged @stt"rs @ the sarf.cF2n ot several Of 'hs
ssprsn TOR the Presidency. h has secured the elsc
ton ef Gen. Pierce beyond DOUBT when converting with
tia gel enal upon IBIS subj ct. aad Senator Doug
AS "a ccpddense, Nav York is PIE .yei, while with
Forney he pro nses the state hs friend 8l
cnsDan logethe- with New Harpshire ald Yer mont.
Suca oisinte esGsdsess IL Commensurate sno wing
dspos ST ion 10 serve ali ferds for the pressrvA lou Of
the office Of Surveyor the du les of which familiar
70 the said Mr. Cochrape and long may rs live - per-
Srr them, and receive the sslsry attached - tbs
the person wEa % % receive the nomination for the Vice
Presidency Both parties have agreed upou his nam,
this matter when il before the convention
rumor is going til. rounds today that the President
has acknowledged his independence Of Nicaragua AMI
phed fo- the post Mr.. Wheeler. Tois Il me
Of absurdy, far the governmsn, concerned ani
ia doubtless ceculstei by spectators whose fortunes
have IN some way been affected by the late news.
WASHINGTON March L. 1855.
The British Fleet far Central 4meyiea- The New Hdmp
share Election an Ann Maine LdU Triumph and Not an
Administration Tistuy-Gcneral Sam Houston's Pro
jected Attack upon The Nardl Board, dc.
Public Therapeutics at the present time are looking
with great zeal of anxiety t, Central America nd
pect that something about to up in that latitude
Of ordinary Importance both to this republic and Eu
rope. Some days ago the HERALD published teegrsphc
despatch from this place stancg that large English
feet its protect the Mesquite coast
the arms of General Walker. This Information
rect and direct from Mr.. Champion himseh; but
what Is very singular this information has not up
this day been officially made known to our goversmsnt.
Biitish fleet is under sail for American waters,
which be admitted both in English jou mails
and by the British legation, why is not this mc'rant
hot made known 10 government Ia this ,ther
negect Of Mr.. Cramptcn'ss
The question suggests itsel how this feet operate
against Walker without interfering with Amer
ssss If the Northern Light, future day. should
carry out a pany Of hbusters and lot Of arms for
General Walker escaping the vigilance Of Mr.. McKeon
and Joachmssen viii the Brit ish ofwar have right
70 overhaul the Northern Lght This would seem to be
the natural termination of events and yet If suca in
ruption given any American vessel by John Bull it
b clear that the American pluoing hook viii have TO
would from this assembling of British ship Of
in southern waters, and armed troops in Canada,
and this apparently studied negec. the part of th-
British Minister that Epsa is preparing for something
variike in the future Young America says Let her
rip.o
] was taking to-day with a well informed gentleman
from New Hampshire in regard 10 the late election ia
that stale he that the result cannot by
means be regarded As triumph for General Pierce
administration victory. The issue in this
test has been 10 regard 70 liquor than the powers
that be-" List the usops's carried the State by
something 600 majority, ana have sincs orcei
upon the people odious Liquor law odious than
than any before passed ate no: excepting
Maine This year there has been great reaction sgAins
the fusicuiss OF last year aud this outrageous Liquor
law and notas some are Pleased 70 judge the rssu ia
In favor Of Pierce and his administration. 10
the late cleo ion the only feeling throughout the State has
be- against fuiioniss and their prohoitry Liquor
law and this feeling ii and this alone that carried
the State for the democracy Let the Bgaoer and his
few supporters put this In their pipes and smoks It,
Gen. sam Houston has got the floor of tae senate
Tor when he goDg 70 open the attack upon
the Naval Retiring Board rhe General says he will
annihats the Board bsfore he is done with them. To
test the ni5D or the Senate the acaon OF this
Board, Senator Mallory had handed into the Senate the
mortal Of Lieut.. l.. ssrtori asking 70 be rel ustaf3
Senator Mallory, Of the eaoiDg supporters of tn
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