The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-24
Our Washington Correspondence.

WASHINGTON, June % 1856.
The NesS Maritime La,c Of Europe-Fiumore VHA-
Overwhelmingly Friends.
is not generally known that at the final conference
Of the Penpotenaries of the great Powers at Paris il
agreed, motion Of Count walewski, that the
points Of nations agreed upon by
ference previously should be considered ndivsbe The
effect Of this is that the conerrer say the United States,
sUnless You will give up privateerng will not give
up the capture of neutral property at in begerent
bottoms, the capture Of beigcrent property neu-
trail bottoms paper bockadcs is obvious that this
proposition Of Count Walcwsk must have been made at
the suggestion Of Lord Clarendon the hope or coercng
the United States give up privatccrng II is further
remarkable in regard to this proposition Of Count Wa
lewski that the only person present to take any excep
ton to it the Russian Plcnpotcntiary Count Orlof
The nomination Of Fremont Goes not meet the entire
appreciation of the black republicans. All of the old
liners Of that parysuch, for instance as Mr.. Pcnnng
ton of New Jersey Judge Prngic and Russell Sage Of
New York; Washburn, OF Illinois and pretty all or
the Pennsylvania delegation. These preferred John
Mclean, Of Ohio. But they will give quasi support TO-
Fremont, intmang at the same time; however, that he
cannot be elected.
The Fillmore men are determined as was informed
yesterday by one Of their leaders not to withdraw him
from the field They have no hope of electing him. but
they are anxious if il Is possible to threw the election
INTO the House. MIR. Fillmore will run the democratic
Kentucky and Missouri.
number Of leading nve re 70 IA
kindred spirits-Sckeot SOule and Saundcrs-have his
(Bucfanans) confidence and that the election in some
degree, in the Old Dominion will depend upon that. Mr.
Buchanan it rs understood authorized his friends say
that provided he elected his intention be-
President, which, when translated, means that those
men will have to stand back This what the people all
over the country desire to know. If are to have
succession OF this Pierce dynasty including the Kitchen
Cabinet the peope-the dear people-woud like to know
it, and without delay Will the Virginia delegation 90
Kind as to publish the letter. AS father Richie used
say, nous rerTo1S
WAsuyGrOv limo 1881
What has Mfr. Gasden Got in lis Pocket:-Anotsr Slice
Of Nerican Territory?
We find that have been in error as to Cen Gadsden
the Minister Of the United States at Mexico having
brought in his breechos pocket treaty of any kind With
our great sister republic But have been informed to-
day. from the most reliable source ths, finding Senator
Of the otest position refuses the part Of himself aud
colleagues to recognise any kind of a purchase giving
lands to the South the Minister has maAe n conditional
purchase of domain in favor Of any Southern State that
may accept itproviGcd the Will the approba-
ton Of tle general government Yet, Notwithstanding
this disclaimer il IL equally true the Minister has pos
tai convention in his yasc, which, under all crcum-
stances, he very 10th TO entrus such caky custody
as the old and highly venerated State Department
brooches.