The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-14
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGMPns.
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Interesting from Warrington.
RECEPTION OF Nh. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ON CENTRAL AMERICAN AFFAIRs-NIcARAaUAFE-
YER IN NEW oRLEANs-AR CHAMPIONS RECALL.
ETC., ETC.
Mr.. buchanan arrived here this evening, accompanied
BY committee Of the Baltimore Councils. large
Der Of persons received him ct the railroad station Anc
walked with him to the National Hotel, where he
greeted with most enthusiastic formal speech
e. were made Mr.. Buchanan will be nadel tonight.
he remains here ten days.
The city Ia full Of delegates to the Cincinnati CoDvsn
tiop and all sort OF contradictory statements 6ost
ing about Perces friends responding; Buchanans
are hoping for reaction on his ARRIVAL whilst Doug
las stock just at the present time is buoysnt-
Dougag friends claim for him, In the North, Illinois,
Indiana, Ohio, Iowa and Vermont, leaving Michigan
and wisconsin doubtful Although the latter State has
elected Douglas delegates Buchanan's friends claim that
they viii enter the Convention with ninetyfour votes
the highest estimate Pierce will get large vote the
first ballot, but i. Is understood that it will 10 comp
msnta1y. Louisiana Will throw its vote for Douglas,
though-psr conra-SenatOr sds asserts II win go for
Buchanan !. must be remembered, however, that Bill,
Douglas friend elected Bright and his friends active
Douglas This sets At rest the idea tina. would nogs
Indiana. Pugb, MsdAsy, and other Ohio delegates,
here, ASSERT that that State is for Douglas Vermont s
conceded to him. It 10 known that in all the Sou hern
States except Virginia. whsIe Douglas is not the Asst
choice 10 10 the second. Shrewd politicians, therefore,
ASSERT that after the FIRST ballot, Douglas win mp
pdly. Nos Should the Convention conclude to
drop the three prominent candidates. the names of Huute
Andrew johnson of Tsnp Rusk Texas and Wise ofvs
mentioned. Hunter, being strict oonstruotionix,
opposed to river and harbor improvement lighthouse
&c. would have strong friends in the South, but would
lose propo,tonab'y In the West Rusk, on the
trary, liberal in his views to the powers OF the
general government. johnson Of Tenn, being some
what heeaolish in his tendencies, would be favoraby
regarded by the shahy in the North.
There Ia no doubt that proposition VIII be submitted
to the convention to compromise the difficulty between
the hard and soft delegates from New York by admitting
half Of each diviiion and If this Is not agreed
both sets Of delegates win probably be rejected No
outside Of New York to deem it proper that tue
convention should be called upon to adjust the quar- ell
there except upon the basis Of compromise total
jec.ion and in tho latter 1t is believed that the
democratic Of the State will refuse to split up
the citation o. their called leaders.
Is rumored this evening that the President Is pre-
pairing, and will send to Congress in day or two mes
sage upon Central American affairs. Various specnls-
tons saoat to its purport The impression that
the New Nicaragusn Minister would be officially
osved BY the President whom he should present his
dsntials is without doubt well founded. despatch
received here this evening from distinguished gen.
tlsmsn in New Orleans stating tia. thousand armed
mon were ready to embark for Nicaragua It also
stated that great excitement exists and that iadgns
ton meeting would shortly bs called denouncing the
administration should they refuse to recognize Walkers
government.
Tho reply Of Lord Clarendon to M Msrcys demand for
Mr. CYnmptons recall Is now before the Cabinet. Its
precise character is yet government secret far ~ 10
generally known In Washington.
Senator informed me to-day that it looked to him
though drifting towards rupture with EGG
land.
Gen. Cass finished elaborate speech to-day, which
altogether occupied Eve hours in the delivery. He de-
voted about half an hour to Seward, and completely
annihrsted that Senator'S argument on the Kansas
question.
The maiden speech Of Mr.. Evans, Of Texas, we'll r
eeved BY the House to day He denounced the foreign
policy Of President Pierce opposed oaucuses and eonven
lions, and declared In favor Of Nicaragua.
Ap1opostion win BE- introduced in few days In Con-
ress for recsss from the 1st Of July until the LIST of O
ober.