The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-29
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELEGRAPHS.
Mr. Champion and the Offending British
Consuls Officially Dismissed.
Report Of the Senate Committee on .as
Sumner Affair.
A DUEL ANTICIPATED
AG., &c., &c.
lmportsat from Washington.


MR.. CHAMPION AND THE BRITISH CoNsULs OFT
CIALLY NOTIFIED OF THEIR pIsNIssAL-TaE PRE-
sIDENT REFUSES ARBITRATION ON THE CENTRAL
AMERICAN IIsPUrE-PoLTIcAL SPECULATION
THE SUMMER AEFAIR-ExPECTED DUEL-GEvIsloN
OF THE TARIFF, ETC, ETC.
WASHINGTON May Is 1883.
Mr.. CHAMPION this evening officially notified OF
the dsccptneane If his diplomatic relations htas
ter from Grea. Britain this gcvercment and
furnished with his passports. The Consuls at NewY,k
Phiia; elpha ana Cincinnati likewise informed by
lettr of shsir dismissal The notice of the )caton
of their exequacrs Will be announced to Congress
morrow morning, when the President will nicate
message spiea by documents setting forth tie
grounds for the action of the the recruit
iaent question: and dismissal OF BIZ. Champion and the
Corsns.
The President will also tomorrow transmit to Congress
message, with accompanying documents, relative to
Central American afsrs, and particularly with ard
to the propositions Of Great Britain to sbitrate Il L.
understood that the Executive proposes to sbrae
question Of poiics geography which BY any possibility
may be raised under the Central American treaty but
declines any geue al s,btraion to the construction
Of the treaty.
Tee reply Of Secretary Marcy to Lord Clarendon,
which goes out to Mr. Dallas, in the Asia to-day, is
to be the great card at the Cinc.onah Convention
According to the movements behind the scenes here
and In New York, and other parts Of the country,
1t is the intention to set Messrs. Douglas Buchanan
nad Pierce aside a. Cincinnati, and rRke up
other considered by ain politicians safer and
available In the approaching crisis of the reput.
lic 1t has already been mentioned that Rusk
Of Texas, Mason, Of Virginia, soma other
man, would be tskes up; but tell you tina.
neither Rusk Mason Bright enter into the
present calculations Marcy is the The
vatves bring his in Psrces Cablne. all tie
important and critical questions thst have sgtated the
public ind during the last three four years They cay
that the country been saved from by mis- rs-
that he headed off the Cuban 6busers at the Os.ena
Csrerenes-thAt he has prevented dozen smash ups"
of the Cabinet and that the impeniing crisis CT the
country both at home and abroad calls for the
tried man. such they say Marcy has proved himself
to be. send you these points curious just now.
Watch the progress OF affairs among the politicians here
and at Cincinnati, and whether not am wrong
Icok to the proceedings Of the great Sanhsdrin =.
Cincinnati.
There is any amount of little tattle carg abou. tae
halls Of Congress and barrooms send you te~ speci.
mems, indicating the sort OF atmosphere We breathe.
/ 10 regard 10 the Cincinnati Convention the demo.
cratic juggieIs becoming little scared concerning
the vote Of the North since the ste Sumner affair and
Kansas disturbances; and the impression is that Bn.
chAnap in consequence, is stronger than he two
weeks sgo among the juggiers.
2. The ennk cordiae between the Pierce and Douglas
ciques has become, notwithstanding closer, with the
ipre sion that Pierce cannot bring the Northwest to
himself he is to surrender his interest In the South to
Douglas and that they cannot carry two.hrds they
the balance required on some Vice Prssdsn
ta selection Cobb Of Georgia. Hunter Of yir
mia or johnson or Brown Of Tennessee The danger
that the two parties will split upon their plans for ths
| plumber. That's the danger.
g. The movement for the rssussitAtion Of the old
wings a. separate party - proposed to be done LATELY
by calling national sntion In Louisville the 4 Of
July it Is supposed will operate At Cincinnati in fav ,r Of
Buchanan-becauss the old Clay and Webster silver grays
inclined to 20 that way The Naonal Iagacer -
actively stirring this matter expedent for securing
balance Of power in the election and finger In the
spols
1t is thought that Gen. CAss made himself httle
too busy with that Late NioaraguA fbuster meeting in
| New York. Douglas assures me that the old
| General is head and tail up for the nomination.
g. The New York harcs reported having agreed
upon the bash OF surrender to the soi and It Is far
Their alleged by the way, that Marcy has an interest
this mcvem emit, and is much exercised in count up
the chances for the nomination q the President h.e.
O. Judging from the numbers going fro this phase,
the outside lobby at Cincinnati In the aggregate vii
probably equal TO Eve thousand mes inclu ling free
qucr dealers short boys and gamblers, Off holders
! snd cabinet and foreign ministers In expectancy
| Z. Douglas congratuates himself that many Of the
same pack that he'd him in 1852 just a. not
| for Buchanan
These points form the floating barroom gossip Of
this CITY, Marcys friends listen TO Il. herr al that Ia
said wink each other and continue to make their ar
engagements for Cincinnati.
The speech Of Mr. Buchanan 10 q secret session or the
Senate the Texas question is regarded by Southern
here destructive Of his chances for the nomioa
tion. He oppo ed the annexation Of slave terrific
nv while slavery the great issue between the parties
The Hon. r. X Mead and other distinguished vginians
are here urging Mr.. Buchanan on the Southern delegates
a. they pass through the city.
The late dispatches In the Herald the ptions
OF the spos at the capitol break the crust OF the sub
ject only The extent OF this rascallty exceeds to
honest outsiders, the bounds Of belief The man. me n.
Der iobbyman reporter here who has not his prize
accounted q fool,
is true that duriog the trip OF tho new ga frgae
Merrinsc from Norfolk to Annapolis her boilers bee anne
30 badly injured that several plates had 10 BE- inset
eao L. Il ago trnr tbat the MsTfra. IA sufe cd "a