The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09
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Very Interesting from the National Capital.
THE CABINET IN COUNCIL on CENTRAL AMERICAN
AYFAIRs-THE RECOGNITION OF GENERAL WALKER
RESOLVED UPoS-NECEsSIrY FOR 80 DOING
CONDUCT OF THE COMMANDER OF A BRITISH MAN
oF-wAR TO AN AMERICAN vEssEL-rIERcEs vIR
GINA BAcKERs-THE NEW YORK PRESIDENTIAL
wIREPuLLERs ETC.
WASHINGTON, Nay 8, 1856.
The Niearsguan affair siili sBsrossss public attention.
and ferns the subject Of dsserson in the State Depart
nsnl The Casine, met to-day, bu, csns to decision
with reference TO this important subject powerfu
tuen.s has been brought to bear upon the ADMINISTERS
tion by cert ain parties, 70 oeeat the recognition Of
Walkers government senor Mareoeta has been very
busy They are ass circulating story 70 day, that the
Minister, PADRE Viii, Is . oil no stAndiog IN
Nicaragua
The resolution, notwithstanding fxsd 70 recognize
the walkerRivas government, and TO exercise positive
oostro in the affairs Of Nicaragua In order TO sxpsdits
the Few movement arrangements have been made BY
which the steamer orisAba, your city will remain
cay two, that the necessary may be taken
here to receive Padre v and that vessel ,skag the
news 70 San juan win be detained at that point TIL
special messenger proceed 70 GrAnsdA and confer
with Gen. Walker.
This 10 certainly the programme, and IL shows thai tbs
sdciHsrasn has got frightened ct the demonstration
Of public sympathy In iavcr Of Walker and his
Besicss Ia the American policy which lasr
must have prevailed Ttsie no loss which to would
equal ths loss Of either Of the inserocsAnie transit
routes Thes~Srs the bends BY vhsh California held
the Union and his Is beginning to felt BY this
stupid administration.
Considerable excitement wss manifested here to-day
t1.st NJ hsfr - ~ Co.
Committee en- Foreign Relations, bad resolved letter
from the captain Of American vessel stating tia! abe
had been boarded BY Bd .h Of war, and her pas
sepgers compelled 70 show their through tickets to CALI
forniA before they would 10 allowed TO land the 18th
mus. Senator announced the fact 10 Mr. Crittsnden
and others Of the elmer table at Dexsr's HOTEL b.
fore dinner, ard IL spread Ike lightning
the room. 1t led to severe upon the msaxrs
protection which citizens receive abroad and de-
mAnd for vigorous and prompt action to proAel the
rights Of flag. should the infor prove
rect public opinion and Congress will free our backward
administration 70 &C. in . manner worthy Of the
TONS name and fame.
The last game Of the ADMINISTRATION under which 70
recruit is iorees and % It's grief for the loss ~
the delegates from Virginia to tbs Cincinnati C,nveu.
ron, Is offer Of Pierce confidence in the SossA
Side Democrat who offers 70 bet large that the
Brgsdier win carry . perfect avaanchs Of Northern
States, IL Re Ia nominated. "Can 10 Borgundy,n said
Bonface Of his ale, 'and 1t ia worth guinea quart"
Our Bonfaos Of the ssA Side Dnoras is equally lingo
NOUS. he saves his money BY an "n"-A suggestion
which, perhaps may be turned to good account In fight
ing the tiger In Wall street. At ali events, you had
better send for the fellow and set him In business ~
Pierce & Co., himself endorser.
The anniversary week has brought into this city
gathering Of all shades shapes sizes and colors poi
<fe{au fro Ma YnxI I'D cx~xn IT,
House hiss been represented here for few hours by
committee Of the faithful, in the persons Of Samuel j.
Tilden and County Clerk Richard B. Connolly. Toe
Buchananites boast Of respectable force In the persons
of the Hon. E. B. Hart, Ex-Governor 4. c. West and
Daniel T. Sickles, while Messrs. pAn Richmond, OF
Batavia, Nicholas Hill, Of Albany, &,, are a sounding
committee, with Samuel j. Ti,deu for the purchase OF
the Union newspaper for Francis p Blair and the mig
gerites.
Messrs Tden and Connolly hal an interview with III
President agents for certain Of the Cast,m ,use
odosrs, and received oddly by him that they
were glad to beat q hassy retreat and return 70 New
York II Ia evident from the Ia which they were
treated that the New York eusou House influence has
longer any Weigh with General Pierce his Cabnst
No proposition for the purchase Of the Unis under
ssand has yet been made TO the propstors q that Jour
nal; but there 10 bsatipg about The bush 70 fnd on.
how the land nes-a system Of tactics peculiar 70 this
race Of politicians. II the Union csano, be got. new
paper viii in all probability Be started for the good Of tie
cause, with r. P. Blair ct Its head.
Mr. Z. B. Hart and sxG,vsrnSr West admit their M.
take in being caught In the company Of he political
clique assembled In this city card OF expsnstoa
from these gentlemen, defining their position with
particulars, IL net ar impossible eveat.
When Mr. Gddings tainted in the House to-day during
one OF his abolition tiracss, Dr. Marshall Of Kentscky
Immediately visited him, not patient h. sid bat
TO II the "Dd old abolitionist deadp ,ssemea
10 b the sympathy generally felt.
Virginia Know Nothing state Convenison
RICHMOND, Va, Nay 9, 1885.
The American State Convention adjourned last nzht
ct 10 O'CLOCK. Electors for the Consrs.soual and s-ns
toYia dtrcts and for the counties ia the state were an
pointed. John N. Botts, Thomas s. Flournoy A. n n
Stuart and John Carlisle elected the State II
large.
The following resolutions were ldop.ed-
FSrst-Rstifss tho nomination q Mr.. Fillmore and en-,
knowirR South, no North, no East, West looliae
only 10 the interests Of the Whole country.
Sscond-Endcrsee Mr. Donelson q friend OF the ruion
and patriot faithful TO the constitution.
Thtyd-Condemns the squatter sovereignty Of the Ma
braska BILL under which Aliens yss In violation OF Al.
naturalization laws, and the asosndaney Of III. aai