The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19

Oar special Despatches.

Our Special Dispatches.
TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BLACK KEPcBLI0AN
CAUCUs-ELECITON OF JEFF. DAVIS TO THE SENATE
WHO WILL SUCCEED HIN IN THE CABINET r.
NO SENATOR FROM oALIFoNIA
WASHINGTON, jan. 49, 1885,
Considerable bad feeling exhibited to-day In the
House. There Is storm evidently brewing. Another
antiNebraska caucus 10 being held at the Capitol
1t Is largely attended. II called by Of the
4Aetious Banks There is strong determination on
the part OF some for o new There were between
eighty and ninety members present Kunkel Of Penn,
advocated the proprety Of presenting candidate,
ard offered resolution to that effect He was supported
by Todd, Of PENN Cumback, of Indiana, Campbell and
Grow, Of Penn Howard Of Michigan and dfcsn others
After consdsrable opposition Kunkel wihd.s the pro-
position and the meeting resolved unanimously to stand
by Banks. Campbell, Of Ohio. was not present
The that sent you last evening in reference to
Jef Davis being elected to the Senate from Msissppi
10 confirmed. I informed this evening that he
contempIates Yesgnipg his position the Cabinet In
case he does, Mr. Faulkner Of Virginia. 1t ID said win
succeed him In the Cabinet
Letters from reliable in California, received
here state that election Of Senator win be had during
the present session Of the Legislature. D.
THE SENATE AND THE NAVAL BoARD-C0LoNEI
PARKER n. HRENCH AND NH NARCY-BANxs AND
AMALGAMATI0N
WASHINGTON, Jan 49, 1885,
The Senate discussed yesterday IN Executive session.
the propriey Of considering the Naval Board proceed
ings with open doors. The debats u said to have been
worry animated. The question was not decided.
Colonel Parker q. French has addressed q note to
Secretary Marcy correcting Mr. Marcys Interpretation
of his former note and for the present decnng 70 pre-
sent bis credentials from the republic Of Ncaragua.
Mr. Banks exhibited unusual excitement to-day when
charged by Mr. Letcher with favoring amalgamAtion
OF the white and black Mr.. Letcher contended
chat absorption Of by another could only
be by amaigamston Mr. Banks much excited declared
such hing to be loathsome to his feelings as to any
other gentleman. Mr.. Giddirgs cornered by Mr..
Cobb, Of Georgia, and several other democrats and
charged With fsyipg the Congregational records The
Presidents lcvee tonight denssy crowded Score
taries Guthrie and McCIelIand were present. t Z.
THE w1rHDRAwAL OF OUR MINISTER TO ENGLAND
WASHINGTON Jan. Is. 1885,
The important information communicated to the He
RAID in my last three despstches frcm this city, hes
day been confirmed by the President in conversation
with members Congress-. The President has deermn
ed upon sending TO the Senate his the with
dIawal Of Minister Mr. Buchanau from the Court of
ST. Jsmes but unfortunately that body has adjourned
over until Monday. In there two days General Pierce
may think he has discovered necessity for Withholding
what he has now decided upon. orc
DUB RELATIONS WITH GREAT BRITAIN, ETC.
WARRINGTON, jan. lS, 1855.
There Is nothing at all Ia regard to relations
with Gres! Britain. Lord CarendoE's latest despatch
was dated In November. II required elaborate
ewer, ard Mr.. Marcy has recently sent Of great
length. From the nature OF the circumstances,
further step be taken by until hear from Great
Britain sgsn. It is for her to make the next movs.
Engaud at frst admitted her In the matter Of the
and pro ed both reform and reparation.
The repasation she never made. Finally, she has
withd avn her plea Of guilty, snapped her fingers
IN the taee Of the United States, and declare
that she had right to recruit in the planed
Of, and would continue to do II she pleaeed. Ne.
CHAMPION and several Of the British consuls must walk
the plank This il inevitable unless Great Bitain offers
and performs signal ard satisfactory of atone
ment. This Is barely possolenot probable. When the
ocal correspondence shan appear every word Of mine
viii be proved true. B.