The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-28

Interesting from Warrington.
PRESIDENTIAL MOVEMENTS OF THE Niger WOR
sHIPPERs-BANKs IN THE FIELD-REsULT OF CON.
vANDERBILT's AIssIoN-THE KANSAS COMMls-
sION-PRoPOsED REORGANIZATION OF THE ARMY,
ETC.
WASHINGTON, March q, 1866.
The niger worshippers' Executive Committee me-
again this morning. when F. p Blair presented what pur
ported to be call. which occupied hour in reading
The document is very broad in its views and contains
invitation to al the sms and factions throughout the
country to join them. They the 17lh OF June
a Philadelphia to nominate candidates for President ana
Vice President Mr.. Banks has in preparate apeech
soon to be delivered In Congress- defining his position
and looking to nomination for the Presidency BY the
niger worshippers. The committee have nothing to do
with calling National Convention. The time and placs
for that have been fxed The committee call upon the
several States organize and appoint delegates Their
policy will be to select an anti Nebraska candidate fo-
the Presidency who ia untainted with abolitionis.
Messrs. Vanderbilt and White left this evening for
New York. The Nicaragua imbrogio, rs far the ad
mlristraion is concerned, has completely fzzed Com
Vanderbilt having failed to get government to inter
iere. They not however, going to give up as
understand they intend bring the matter before Con-
gress
Mr. Sherman, of Ohio, returned this evening, and the
Kansas Committee in session, arranging prelimin-
ries The Committee apprehend no difficulty whatever
in the prosecution OF their abors in the Territory. Mr.
Oliver leaves to morrsw.
Messrs Weller BigIer and Orr leave In e days to
stump Connecticut prior TO the election on Monday
week.
John T. Forney, Of Pennsylvania, was confirmed yes.er
day by the Senate Commercial Agent for Monrovia
in Africa.
Mr. Faulkner, of Va, has submitted to the Military
Committee bill for entire reorganization of the
army.
Mr.. Forney's withdrawal from the Union viii be
nounced to morrow in that paper He retains his inter
est in the Senate printing
General Whitfield, sitirg delegate from Kansas,
win leave here Sunday to accompany the speci,i
committee Of the House, all Of whom, by that tme will
be on their way to the Territory.
The Washington Bank of this city hiss stopped pay
nent. 1t Was owned by Mr.. Sheldon, of Chicago.
The Pennsylvania Union State Convention.
HARRISBURG, March II, 1856.
The Convention this morning minated the following
State Hsket,-
Aakt,tor Gcnadt-DArwin Phelps.
Canal Commissiosey-Th Thomas Cochran.
Surveyor Generdl-B. Iaporte.
Adjourned sine de.
The 0overnorship or Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, March q, 1885,
The Assembly, to-day, by vote Of 81 to O. resolved to
recognize Mr. Bashford Governor. Mr.. Macarthur also
has dessted from his opposition and concluded to act
| Lieutenant Governor.
American state Ticket or Rhode Island.
Providence, March 81, 1885,
Nicholas Brown, Esq, of Warwick has accepted the
nomination Of Lieutenant Governor the Know Nothing
| ticket, in place OF Anderson c. Rose, declined.
| A Know Nothing Measure Defeated In the
massachusetts Legislature.
Boston, March q, 1856.
In the lower house Of the legislature to-day
luton to amend the State constitution person
shall hereafter hold Office in the State unless born the
United States defeated Twothrts we're required in
order to pass and the vote stood l6e for I2S against
PrOhibitoay Liquor LAW In Nova Scotia.
BORON, March q, 1856.
TIE Nova Scotia Legislature has passed the Maine Ii.
ouor Law by q to 90 to go into efest Immediately