The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-02

IN some lruluebS pafliean attempts 10 make Do
capital for soIe one of the PRESIDENT. Al cand
The stand taken by Mr.. Campbell will not be 81
its benefits in the House. From mere pcrr
reports, very imperfect opinion of the real
Of feeling existing in the Senate, between No
and Southern Senators, can be formed, the
of which IL to be found in the internal i'm
ment bills now daily passing the
The indifference with which Southern
peals and protestations are received b.
North and West to repeated de larations
no confedeIacy on the face of the cart
expect to exist where contributions are
upon minority Tor the benefit OF the majol
telling with surprising effect upon our ten
the feeling in favor OF separation from the
has been increased, and is daily growing str
by the South, who have come to the conclnsic
themselves or institutions have no longer b
link north of Mason & Dixon's line.
The attempt made by portion OF the p
establish the impression that California, /
Vigilance Committee, has in contemplation {
ration from the Union, is properly ridicaled i
city, where members OF Congress and citize
in receipt Of late letters from the principal
belonging to the Committee, who promise to
at the proper time the necessity for maint
their organization. l am quite Confident tn
President would readily satisfy any demand o
giess upon him for any information on this
give, as bit Of news, that the present 60
OF California is charged with having WRITE
letter from San Francisco, dated July 5, an
hshed in the HERALD Of the 29th inst.
The result of the Cabinet meeting vest erdal
to await further intelligence from Spain beforl
ing out new instructions to Mr.. Dodge, our Mi
on the subject Of American grievances. The
of Esparter0 ard the remodelling of the @,
with O'Donnell at its head who, from the fir
been friendly to prompt settlement of our |
will doubtless be favorable to the United Stat
learn that Mr.. Shannon, Governor Of 4
was recalled at his own request.
WASHINGTON, Jaly 81,
Dciah in The Se1,ate on the Appropriation for I
Irorement Of The Neoark az. ~ Harcor-E0.
be Made by Senator's for the Restoration Of he a
Comprehensive Minnesota Land Bitt-Con
Vaaderbfhs appropriation Bulls probable I
The Commodore Won't Bleed, and he LoJJyers ooi
port hm-The Contest for Governor ia Nel.
de-, dc.
River and harb0r bills in the Senate, with
pristion and contested election bills in the
have thus far consumed tie time of the d
week. The debit in the Senate, on an approp
for improvement in the harbor OF Newark
Jersey, called out strong opposition from the
The bill itself was but seldom alluded to, VIII
widest range of discussion, including slavei1
the Kansas question, was INDUCED in. TIL
sand times repeated arguments OF the tyranny
majority was set forth with much earn,|
by various Senators. The opposition Senat
only thirteen strong on the question of appI
lions, SO that they have no other alternative
talk, and let the bills be passed.
Strong efforts, it is anticipated, will be mi
the Senate to restore the Missouri compromi se 1
consideration Of the Army Appropriation bill
the House. Some recent converts are said |
been made, who voted for its repeal, bat thei|
bers are not sufficient to ensure success.
There is nothing heard of the Minnesota la |
which for time produced much talk and 8
ton in and out Of Congress. It is ascertain
the parties having charge Of it will wait nj
vorable occasion before bringing it forward. j
pressure is made on Congress to get Denver's
Railroad project adopted. The bill has not y
repoi ted, but the principal features of it a
known, and ] should Judge are favorably rece |
members generally.
The experiment is again being made by CT
dore Vanderbilt to get through his DILL for Cd
the mails TO Liverpool, solely upon the meritsy
Gaze AS presented by him 10 Congress. IL n
well for him to understand, and believe he u
eistand, that the hundred outsiders against
has arrayed himself, by refusing TO emploI
or lobby purposes, and in talking up the supt
(, I his claims, are earnestly at work 20 put hin
The Commodore is strongly opposed TO the +
lie OF feeling and bireing those outsiders at
pgton who claim the credit OF making
pipion. Upon thss sc men he has commencedI
nd the result OF the fight will be looked Il
interest. As soon as IL was ascertained &
Commodore had no "liquor" on board |
steamer Tor his visiters, the number OF
because suddenly less and far between. Al
Congress adjoui ned purposely to allow such.
hers ss wished an opportunity 10 examine ID
learn that not more than twenty, including
OF both Houses. honored the Commodore on
casion with their presence. The temperance
don't prevail In Washington, a fact which II
modore cam OF be ignorant Of.
The old opposition to Collins still exist
Senate, but does not appear to have increase
in the last two years. Vanderbilt's bill Is ma
special order for Monday in the Sena'e.
you have an abstract OF t.
have taken some trouble 10 ascertain h
New York members stand in relation TO thI
gubernatorial candidate, and find that lar
lority oil the democratic party decidedly raV
nomination Of Fernando Wood, but doubt his
TO succeed, by means OF the immense moni
rests that VIII he brought TO bear agains
This, however, is TO be seen.
ABSTRACT or MR.. vAsDERBILT's MAIL AP
ALTON BILL.
Fec. 1 authorizes the Postmaster General 70 e
q contract with Cornelius Vanderbilt for the ira
ton cf the mails. once q month, between New Y
southampton for the term OF ten years. the comp
for the same 20 be s16cs0 Tor each round trip.
bilt 20 provide steamers Of the first class with
mail rooms. The government 20 have power 70
the trips 10 semi monthly or weekly service, and
the right 10 appropriate 10 its own use any or al
steamships, nj prize "a be Fixed by he Sccretar
Navy and said Vanderbilt In the event OF the
ments OF the United states and Great Britain de,e
10 withhold trim the owners OF all steamships emf
Transporting the mails between the two countries,
pensaiion whatever, this contract shall he null
Sec. gives power 10 the Postmaster General
trips of said stcsmers 20 Bremen. Havre or Ant
TO said places alternately, without additional CO
ton.
sec. directs the Secretary Of the NAVY 10 ri,
Tor the termination Of the Arrangement with the
line.
WASHINGTON, July 81
Debate ia the HOUSE on The Kansas Election
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