The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

EW YORK HERALD, WE
Oar Washingts, Ceersspen ssn-e.
WAsMEorox, March 10, 1856.
Ay. Cranftows Lat Jos- Side issSe By ,gAiA he Eng
gGA Government Neon 10 Get Ont ia. DsN x9y Regard
sno Ais RecaJ-Caucxs Of ne Black R4,xosioans-Banks
10 Be P,a Forward he Pittsoury Nomination Gen.
oason not Decided 10 Ran a Stamp Candidate TO,
IN Fyesidenes-Po,itical Movements. de-, dc.
Mr. hampton |. SIN aberiDg under the delusion that
he will be recalled sest home, but he dss lined
to be disappointed. He atey contracted fer . Largo
quantity of COAL fer his private family use and while 1t
was being slowed away in his vault gentleman said to
him. hat he was goirs to useless expense In laying
away this coal It intimated be was going home
very sosn." Champion, In joking way replied "rhatit
little speculation Of his mas much he intended
to sen this coal 10 his successor A.a profit" Here
whore he laugh in. and it had subsided and
the muscles oi the Jolly Champion resumed
their placid state he sooed sThsre much proba.
parties we'll sd get into scrmmage Just
st the time and fhan kindle these Goals
winter In my fireplace nere and be glad to you
last
Happy the man who fears no danger for he shah be
spared the miselieS of ancipa ion. theory has
been started in regard TO M Champions recall and it is
ths:-t will be emberei that only short time ago
Mr.. Champion hansmt.ed to Secretary Marcy the
oeepatch Of Lord Ella endon Offering refer the Gen.
trai American question to arbitration sayrg at the
time that this despatch had three
months This Neglect would In itself be assuffcieat
cause for EGG and to recall Mr.. Champion of hesDwn
accord an get rid of The necessity forcing up
our government his dismissal This, of course, rs all
Theory but it seems at press mt to be wise ONE and
likely to te carried out by En9iand she finds that Mr.
CraMpttn n uEt 60 ,sole7,s rOiens.
Trere will 10 the niger worshippers in the
city nex. Tuescay evening. If remain here till taen,
the points The is called action In reference
to the contest and il may be that il will
nor alton At the present time he seems t. be the ia
vosite CT this party.
once to General Pierce. John NICK. en here
lew dsys ago snd loud in his outdoor supp Of the
eTess whisper around that hn was slip oery and his
support Of the Bgadier was only outside support,
Which TI~a az soon as ne could aosS one
q year, to taxa tack another way. VIM. Il. Walker,
George Sanders, and many other New York politicians
are bese.
There a mistake made in the letter signed x. G.,
and published few Gays ego in regard to Sam Houston
for the efjei cy but Ia his iesds who have deter
mined upon this such Determination has been made
at all OF course the General is responsible the
INDEPENDENT ao,s Of his I,ends and the wheel Of for
tune takes such that his friends think 1t prudent
to put him on the course hs Will have alternative but
to submit
Hamilton Fish has gone to the Niger worshippers
He will be in their caucus TUESDAY evsning rext.
Frank GIenger, OF New York and A. j. Donelson have
been days The times getting interest
ing.
WASHINGTON, March Q, 1885,
Deurth Of Political Nens-Serice Of The Revenue Cutters
Results Of TIE Peace onfsrence aad he c. srean Var
Presidential Spaalotons- General sam. Houston and
the M .ninarior, de-
The great storm of excitement which raised in
city by the publication Of the Central American re-
uitipg correspondence has completely died away and
the quiet which prevails here almost unnatu
raj May It not be the calm preceding another and
a a nj
Mr. Champion viii not be recalled, but will be dis
missed by govsrnme nt which will be the finale of
the ''tempest in the teapot" Any government has
right to decline holding Official intercourse with the
pres enve OF another and that too with ut assigning
sny therefor. In this case however the
imperative The part OF our government HIS dismissal
is now only question Of time-and venture to assert
very short time at that Even the telegraph:c report OF
6 troops icing ordered from the Crimea England
destination un. nown fails to effect IN the slightest the
Tie Treasury Deps-ims nt will on be able to report
The vaius services rendered by the slted States
relieving distressed vessels en- or coasts, and
lsscu.ng many from wa'ery grave. The report will
cenlain many Thrilling incide. ts and VII prove
the Iessssity Ct our govern meat Inakng other and
no-e extensive p1efayat ns for the relief OF mar
chant marie 6ufirg he sevsse moths Of winter
Every here rtga DIS the result Of the Paris confer
csrfoin uTulI a'ion o. the CrInean This
like experiment in the way Of military cory has cost
the English 9, aoout ELS coo 00O-ore four tn
the ali . in Grea: Britain and Ireland
tire srg,e srsck If which would belt the globe. How
viii the edva IMAGES of this compare with the results
stcuIes BY her Iaijwayss
There eyi5eE.ly strorg isposi, to bolt from The
S.uhIn Americas II eel the awkward position in
which they wou!d he placed IN sd7cca ing Fillmore ard
Iorslsop-be latter 81 whom hes wIitteo volumes Of
abuse tie mott ma ignant against Mr. Fillmore If
Iorelsen TO be bell, they argue Fillmore should
rot se tTustsd-H ne lie unwoathy CT belief, then tne
ticket Should be secuted
Cen Houston yciit rely declined being nominated on
II platform adopted, ana 10 secured any friends
wAsHr.eTcy, March 10, 1856.
2Te CIas9,s A5ainS lndridlal Mm,ers Of The Naral Re
ti7ins Bard Eren bonded Juaice Of the Derartme-
The Approximation Ire indian Var Oregon, dc.
The secretary Of he Navy urcated to the Senate
to-s the official pondence touching the charges
preferred against several officers OF the United States
Navy, who subsequently acted members o the Reiri
Boaid. Il viii be recorect1d by my readers that
erIed previous occasion, to the fact that ssversl
members Of the Beard had teen sent home from the
6rerIsnean, by ornodoYe Hull, for nu.inous and in
subordinate conduct These zane cicsrs-Pendeygrast
Dupont Messoon and Gcdon-weIe detailed to pass upon
their brother Ulcers and the Senate called upon the Sc
cletary Of the Navy fer aon to which that func
In ftply to the inquiry ssvhe,der these and other
charges reports ant allegations against said Pendsrgfast
ard The aoi aid officers were Investigated by the Naval
Retiring Bca,d.r have the MORN the Senate
that there is notbir in the of the Board
to the Department stating specifically that these charges
Thus 1t appears that While the department sanctions
the immoA,ion cf hundred officers by this irnmacu
late Board Fifteen, notice wba taken OF
these grave carges against several members of the
Beard, although they ale the department The
the action OF this IL ard is stirred the
to smell.
lie Secretary also reports that the aggregate amount
Of paic he officers CT The nRvy less than
it prior to this of the efficiency bill On the
dag tie bill passed the pay foilows:-captains
sIa s5S o
shjpmeD s65 Oo-to.al s111o775. On the 9th instant
the pay stood:-C Cap aims. S24o 500 commanders S222
6c0 H. uter ants $40 b50 masters $30S75 passed mid
sbipn, 500 500 midrhipren s5S 150ota 81 02a 775
The President IS $500 900 to enable him to suppress
Indian hcstiitie In and Washington Territories
The Three Mitn bill reported the Senate to day,
and would have pssssa had it defined the particular OBJ
jecfs for which the appropriation was needed. This
dine will Re nd ia nd