The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

meanP be regarded triumph for General Pierce,
test has been 10 regard 10 liquor than the powers
that be- List year the usoDists carried the State by
something 900 maoti ana have sincs forcei
than before passed ate not excepting
Maine This year there has been great reaction sgAinsG
the fusicpists OF last year aud this outrageous Liquor
law and notas some Pleased 70 judge the rssu ia
reaction in favor Of Pierce and his administration. In
the late cleo ion the only feeling throughout the State has
bes against the fuiionss and their prohiotoy Liquor
law, and this feeling it and this alone tina. carried
The State for the democracy Let the Brgadier and his
few supporters put this In their pipes and smoke It,
Gen. sam Houston has got the floor of tae senate
Tor TO when he goiog 70 open the attack upon
the Naval Retiring Board" The General says he Will
nihilas the Board bsfore he is done With them
tsst the opnop OF the Senate upon the acion OF this
Board, Senator Mallory had handed into the Senate the
mortal Of Lieut. L. sartori sskng 70 be rel ustaf3
Senator Mallory, Of the leaoDg supporters of tn
Board did : significant act when he asked that
OF the victims Of this Board should be placed. J
case OF Lieut. SArtori is most hsgrant dsregsrd Of
uce on the part ~ those VINO fuoughed him. He was
retired In the very month when be fighting in the
Feeee Islands ard galanty uphooing the honor OF the
Navy and his country. And upon what grounds was
retired Simply because he dared to appeal year ago
from order Of comma nder Boutwell, TO Comm ode. q
Nervn, Of the Pacific squsdron. For this b, was L cd
for disrespect And unot like conduct was acnu
ted of the most important charge but still this Cnuyt
Martial was the ground OF aItors uroGgh by Mas Il
Beard. The Court Martial was grand mistake In the
frst place, but still In the face 81 senenss which
antamoun acquittal 70 80 II the groun5
for Sar oris removal from .he Navy by the Naval
Board making bad The idsa thas ev-ry officer
OF the Navy has not the r1ght 10 make respectful
peal TO superior officer il most ABSURD. Lieut. ssrto-i
win obaby be the first oser repsstsd by the seaae
to the position from which be has been so unus tnasy
removed have been told that motion will be made
the Senate time next week in connection viii the
opposition to be made TO the Naval Beard 70 re all Com
moiore Mervin from his command in the Pacific upon
the plea of "tyrannous persecution bsaed upon his
conduct in this very Court Martial OF Lent. sertori
From what have read Of this whole case, sincerely be-
heve that such motion TO recall Commodore hervin
would pses the Senate by q large shortly.
The rumor again started that Major Hsiss s 10 the
confidential employ OF government In his visit TO
Nicaragua. This Is not improbable, for the fac ia veil
known among certain few that the Major had bad
pested interviews with both Mr. Marcy and The President
which resulted 10 the government securing his services
TO what he TO perform what be was - d.
be not be apprissd Of until be got 10 AID With
view TO further secresy in the matter II s understood
that der patches for him sent New YORK. a1d put
IN his hsrds board Of the steamer In which hs
paeter ger at the rsoment ~ her sailing n his STATE
n correct II shows that much socitude nsa
tested ~ the government TO make mystery ~ matter
that regarded any light, could carry vito y bos little
interest, unless II should turn cut 20 20 resog1
uon Of the republic which Is not very probable although
hsre thote who believe in is trub. Ye5csrt.n 81
4 hat the Major has powers o. some Kind delegated p