The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-20
Quar- Washington Correspondenee.

WAsaIS0ros, Nov II, 1855.
rrosa~~i 70 AZ Iron faers what Mr. GutAyse wu So
fn hI Annual RSrur-Lae way sSrm ,a-S-
7Ae Eeo Grassda stry- WHO u % D. the Hszs Susaw
from CALIFORNIA.
Among the many recommendations which the forth-
csmDg annual report Of Secretary Guthrie will coutsAa
will be that will raugurase policy the pars
Of tho federal government With respect 70 the pubAc
works affecting OF the important producing IN
terests Of the country, which destined 10 leave s i'm
press upon the future Of the republic II That "
poyipg iron q substitute for wood, brick and stone
the construction OF public buildings and vesscs ~
which The government are constantly building every
year extent Ia all parts OF the Union. rnore
casual observer OF public Affairs and improvement. u
H. known tnat this has been strongly urged BY
intelligent iron manufacturers North and SOUTH darsS
the last two years and BY the accomplished scientific
sneer at the head o the Bureau or Construction the
Treasury department Aiusion was made 70 shs In
the rssui was the Of Mr. Gusnye 70 nisss
this important improvement Of the people In the pablo
are proof iron buds - 10 one cr our south xesssrn oss
which was duly advertised for, and tho contSnct for
ss% sy eomps,ep. uSscs that ,hs plan o. csssrsD.s
this cdnce must speedily rcvoutonize the whole pubto
building Of The country, and thus open now martct 70
tho iron manufacturers ~ tho United states. hes
been fsvoe project with Mr. Guthrie and the admins
uaijon, and ~ measure Of economy In the pubiS or
interests Of the country perhaps second in mpovascs 70
none other that has ever been adopted by the natioaA
EOvcrnment
IL this policy fully carried ou,-and there h doubt
win beihe great iron interest vii no longer fcas ths
legislation o. Congress. IN taking NE duty on Of ron 70.
would produce would be all the protection the iron rnsa
During the late canvass for President tho iron mea q
Pcnnry lvania and New Jersey s least OF them,
urged The operatives 10 vote fer Mr. Buchanan Al the
Trenton Iron WORKS. New Jersey, Mr. He~ii addressed
ine workmen enumersapg the services Of she present
administrator In epdeavoring 70 .dop tsts nsv policy,
and u,sea ?. men 70 60 Tor NJ sasAa.n2 I as sss M
case AZ many other works. Hitherto those men have
for protection By high tsrn Indeed the many ha
contracts with the FOR the supply Of iroa ~
public boildpss amounting In the aggregate 70 several
millions amounts very substantial protection OF sbs
The report 10 premature and without oundssoa tAas
the President caused 10 be suhmed 70 the govern
20 Se rnsa .ss. o. muucp. oosroi over sss Psss
railroad route the cities of Aspnvan and Panama and
mIpsration am authorised 70 say, have bad shs sss-
jecs Of the difficulties ~ Panama under consideration ior
some time and - Jet have come 70 no dsssrrissuos;
any violation Of treaty obligations, giving lusa
of offence salousy 70 other nations, there
70 be done or IN what msnnes accomplished, even the
administration do not know. That can se cone in The
way which correspondents have suggested,
here for . believes. The adminstrstcs
fully Of The embarrassmen under which bey are
sborips In the proper seemeu o. hs sse,esh ana o.
tho people with whch they have 20 deal and the caousy
OF other nations lest should exercise proscctrAis
. territory where No have no right and wnich
agreed not 10 make such scaasitcn The only thing,
am persuaded TO believe, that government vi os
mand or ask 10 The settlement Of tas mbrogio win bs
sim ply permssion exercise t1e and m
minus police Jurisdiction sufficient 70 tho lives and
property Of American citizens
Letters received here by last steamers from California,
N. m Mr. Ccrvine ssac that everything quies and
thar there had been disturbance any kind and thas
| he did not anticipate any.
Letters received here by ast steamer from inselNgsas
Caornans state that Gvins chances o In being
returned 10 United senate that are
very poor indcedthst Of the od sxers stand any
chance, and thst the probabilities that
mcn entirely dis connected with the corrupt chquss w
represent that STATE for the next ev years me Gwin
and Broderick interests appears have ooaiesced ana
they viii both be overtarown.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, lsss.
wie and Buchansr-Pdcifc Rssircad-rAs DTayfmesk
ns believed here that Governor Wise win insist a
the virtus abandonment By Mr. Buchanan Of bio pscss
Railroad position. Jefferson Davis, the other hand,
avors not only The principle but The policy. would
certainly be unfortunate for thsee geatewen becc1ne
confused In their political position eariy wm -
yemeu Der that Me the made hs oeae
byaied philadephia speech the deBccratc Ieaders In
Virginia took ground against him.
The repcrt Of the Secretary a the Treasury VIII be
very extended and and the sblest paper
lssucd from the Treasury Department Tho tsr6 WI
constitute the leading feature aud win lay down
pls,ovm on that question for the next four years Mr.
Cuthv,~ viii undoubtedly recommend more general aud
Hbersi river and hsrbor improvement poncy-ts~eaAy
| In regard 70 the great axss.