The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGRAPHs.
Interesting from Washington.

Interesting from Warrington.
GRAND SCHEME OF PLUMBER BEFORE coNoREss-
KANSAS TROUBLEs-DOINGs OF THE DEMOCRATIC
NATIONAL COMMITTEE, ETC.
WASHINGTON, juno 10, 1856.
One Of the greatest schemes getting possession Of
millions property is before the House of Reprcscn
atves. is bill to do away with all appeals to the Su
premc Court or the United States District Courts to
and titles in California and make the decisions of the
Board of Commissioners there final in all cases. is
nrst in order as the House meets and such
have been adopted as IT is supposed will secure its
passage So large the interest at stake that said
an unlimited amount Of money has been raised to insure
its success. Tho bill should be thoroughly scrunizod
and on no account should the Board Of Commissioners be
made irresponsible after the melancholy experience the
United States have had Of Boards.
The President and Cabinet very uneasy rs to our
relations with England The graves fears expressed
and orders have been given to all the Navy Yards TO
pedite the work on hand.
1t may not be generally known that possess great
er number Of effective cannon Of the latest construction
than all Europe combined. such however, is the fact
distinguished member Of the diplomatic corps ex-
pressed his belief this morning that England would simply
hand Mr. Dallas his passports, and cease diplomatic in
tercOursc with US till the exit Of Pierce.
A strong effort is now being made on the part Of
from Kansas together with Or. Strngfclow and South
ern members Of Congress- to induce the President to
withdraw the United States troops from Kansas in ORDER
as they allege Ahat they may settle the difficulty among
themselyes-n other words to let the proslavcry and
free State men fight out The President am informed
gave them no satisfaction. assured that the Pres
dent will not be bound by the recommendation Of the
Senate should il pass that body to send General Scott TO
Kansas, but on the contrary will permit OF no interier
ence the plan which has been marked out by him or
the settlement of the Kansas difficulties Already, an adj
dtora force of United States infantry and dragons have
been ordered to join Col Sumner whose instructions
are OF a more positive and definite character than any
which have thus for been given to him.
The Cabinet had meeting today, when the whole
subject was discussed The President is determined TO
adopt to settle the difficulty as speedily as
possible.
The Democratic National Committee, who have been in
session here for some days. closed up their business to-
day They have appointed John W. Forncy (who is to
be stationed hcrc) to attend to the confidential business
during the campaign good deal Of excitement and bad
feeling has been produced by this announcement There
is also rumor this evening that Forney is TO go back
into the Union newspaper. Quite number of leading
democrats now here declare open rebellion at this
movement.
The Senate to-day confirmed the appointment Of John
A. Godfrey as Consul to Guayamas, and Absalom !.
Hedges as Indian Agent at Oregon.
Mr.. Sumner is at Mr.. Blairs country residence.
According information received at the State Depart
ment the government Of Bengal has established three
houses Of refuge for ehpwrecked mariners thrown
ashore on the sunderbunds Each house has supply Of
buiscut and catamarn is attached to each.
screw pile lighthouse has been erected on the ex-
,remy Of the shoa to the eastward from wades Point
at the mouth of the Pasquotank river North Carolina
An interesting and important IS pending in the Cir
cut Court the District Of Columbia involving claim
to Vthe Amadin quicksilver mines in California. Hon
Robert j. Walker, Of the claimants, is largely in
tercsted