The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-20
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEcRAPHs
Important from Washin&ton.

Important from WashinSton.
ANOTHER TREATY WITH MExICO-NEw PHASE OF
THE ORAMPT0N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF AP-
PRAIsER AT LARGE-rHE PRESIDENTS vET0RS-
THE PAPERS OF THB KANSAS CoMMesI0N-SUs'
PENSION OF THE COOLIE TRAFFIC, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Nay 1s, 1856.
General Gsdsden has arrived ct New Orleans from
Mexico. He brings with him portant postal tresty
Of the provisions of which is that Mexico and the
United States shsn p,y $75 600 each per Yards
defraying the expense Of steam communication be-
tween the two countries along the Gulf Mexico. He
also endeavored to negotiate commercial treaty, but
Eot informed to its results learn that Gadsden
has had tart correspondence with Marcy on matters
and things In general 1t will form curious chapter in
diplomatic letter writing.
The Cabinet were in tesson long time to-day. Cia-
rendons reply TO Marcy Of the subscts before
them. am informed they came to determination
in Crsmpton's There various matters in Cls
rendon's repy which entirely TO our govern
ment, and places the di,ay in smother shape altogs-
Their. 1t will be some days before the matter dis
posed of.
A distinguished South Carolina politician told Mr..
Pierce plainly that would ruin the cot IN inter-
ests, while 1t would benefit the West but Douglas
would carry the West he had better be careful Vrbunt
sap. The case lays over
learn this evening that correspondence has passed
between Clayton and Champion, and the discrepancies
and Misunderstanding which existed have been amicaby
settled satisfactorily to both.
The President sent to the Senate to-day the nomination
Of Stephen D. Dilaye, of New York. IS appraiser at
large, vice Pomroy, deceased.
Great indign alton is manifested by members
Congress- 1T the veto of the st and Mississippi
bills. They will pass them his head by lids
vote.
The Kansss investigating COMMITTEES sent by Governor
Robinson the srge quantity of testimony tazsn by
them, enclosed in sealed Packet addressed to the
Speaker Of the House.
On Governor Robinsons detention in Lexington Mis-
souri,, his wife, at his request continued her journey
At Columbia, Ohio she handed the package to the Hon.
G. K. Watson, who to-day delivered 1t TO the Speaker
privately.
Tho Congressional Commissioners request that the
package lemain with the seal unbroken unit. their re-
turn. This is the testimony which the Missourians
threatened to destroy.
1t appears by ac,al documents communicated to the
House to-day that government has taken efficient
sures to prevent the traffic in cooies considering re-
plee with mmorsties and revolving and inhum aroe
ties strongly resembling those OF the African slave trade
It is not permitted BY airy treaty and therefore ns
GAL and Americans in China warned desis other.
wise they will not only forfeit the protection Of this 60
vernment but render themse Liable TO heavy penal
ties Among the papers is letter from Mr. Champion,
dated last April informing Mr. Marcy of the Systematic
in which the flag and vessels Of the United States
abused by persons engaged in the African slave trade
to Cuba.
Mr.. Marcy replies that he win use the information for
the prosecution OF the Americans tn erein
Startling Rumors from Kan-as.
ONE THOUSAND MEN ENCAMPED NEAR LAWRENCE
THE TOWN FoRTIFIED-sHERIFF JONES RECOVER
IN0-REQUIsITIoN FOR ROBINsON-ARREST OF
EDITOR BROwN-FLIGHT % GOV. REEDEE, ETC.
81. LOUIS, May 10, 1885,
Advices from Kansas to the 18th instant state that
about one thousand have responded the proclama
ton Of the United Sa.e Marshal and 10 the
vicinity lawrence and Lesompton tneir avowed purpose
being to compel the people Of lawrence to ackno Wedge
the Territorial laws 1t said that there are about if
teen hundred men in Lawrence thoroughly armed with
rifles and having two Of artillery in their possess
son They have erected breastwork and given notice
that they win resist al attempts st arrest.
Judge Fame, Of Georgia, has been appointsd Sheriff
until Jones is able to the duties of the office
Jones is reported oonvaescent and is expected
to be out Fsne is rumored has shot at twice.
while In the discharge Of his official duties.
The reauision Of Governor Shannon upon the autho-
rites of Missouri for the return of Robinson placed
in the hands of United States Marshal Donaldson and
deputies Preston and Wallace They left Kansas Lex.
ington on Wednesday last.
Mr.. Brown editor of the Herald of Freedom was ar
rested while endeavorng escape from the Territory
Ex-Governor Reeder has fed, but his capture is con-
sidersd certain.