The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-01

yct The s1ct ntztstiou which Congress- s disps~cd
place urontc acts Of the court Is dae also tvsofe tc
deei-sAs Which have been Of extraordinary cxsxac
ter AZ mn example Of Them pill suici tliss al
owing fe twenty cent additional Ge,npensa,son t) t
IFAter of Congress.
/ will hs reRcMssyed that couple % years an, ~ re.
soNtcn wsf passed srsnrng twenty pes tent nceased
corAensatioa the c,pseY & here
grofsad that uspsions, had risen fsatly ia Price
that 5e clerk, messefgers and other J,r syis w'si
small salaries not Dessfhiy support sssir families
wlhouV some additional assistance from government,
were the printers for Congress a the dcartmt1ys pre-
sentcd their claim .s weaxy per cent lncrea as in.
suded alnsassi the enployes Ne. Guthrie rcftssa the
payment 81 tile ground that Congress never crnsem
fa'ed increasing the pay of cunaractors, and per
s'ns making such profit, as. rsss were, but 5,si
susi as clerks. But the Union peope were r~s
70 DC thus silenceds and upon referring sher cain
tne court OF Claims, IL was allowed, aad bill sent
Congress forthwith. ofcourse il was ,mccremonouslp
kicked ous and very unfavorable opinon Of the
doin and Judgment OF the court has since prevailed.
The billestabishing the crude and in digest
cd Affair." and passed without any consideration
manen committee claims which, sitting all the year
would have time TO investigate and classify facts and
thus relieve the regular Committee Claims House
oi Representatives from portion OF their labor. The
Court was not intended to take the place of eher Con
ge.s or the committees Of that body and the sapposon
that was so intended has caused most Of the d cuity
Claimants. II e-7-T-T .-
The establishment Of court for the adjustment of the
eer class Of Claims which rest principally upon exist
ing laws with appeal to the Supreme Court final ad
usment, might some sory ce-but the
which possesses merely investigating power,
only TO accumulate difficulties expenses n the pockets
OF the poor claimant seeking relief al the hands OF Con-
gress very ssreng feeling prevails in favor OF its
adjustment
WASHINGTON June 90, 1856
The Enlistment Qeson-ffrate Letter from Mr. Dallas
The Kansas Discussioas--7Ae Pacific Wagon Road
Ban, de- dc
The dispatches by the Asia received by the State De.
m tment contain po,hng Of interest that has already
appeared in the HERALD. private letter from Mr. bal
las to relative OF his the city establishes the fact
that Minister looks upon his dismiss Ger.
tain; but adds that powerful nhscncc Is at work
with the British ministry for his retention which may
possibly succeed. lie further people OF
England win not listen to declaration OF against the
Cu,cd States.
AL an informal consultation of the black republicans held
yesterday the subject OF journnen ii was resolved
10 take up the Senate resolution that subject ,oor
row, and to amend the by selecting the tenth Of
August, which the Senate will accept.
The final vote viii be taken tomorrow upon Mr.
Grows bill for the immediate admission Kansas into
the Jnon. Upon counting noses the republicans
doubtful whether they will be aoe carry their
The iaeac wagon road, which has PASSED the senate,
will be adopted by an almost unanimous by the
se, having been the pet measure of ali the prcsden
tel Conventions.
or the admission Of Kansas, upon basis which will
unite the conservatives Of both ho1scs.
WAsnSGrd6, June 2S 1856.
The Rroyt IF The Kansas Investigating Commiaee-Kisng
Gees ty Fdpor-Basin>ss Of the Session-Eorney's In
ftsaence Buchonan-Prcfts Which he Hopes %
Make ota n the Successicn-Composi Of he Nzt
kaehca Cdtine-Gneral Gadsdea 70 Return 20 Aexoo,
dc, dc
Mcssrs Howard and Sherman OF the Kansas Inyestl-
eating Committee, have furnished to certain friends OF
theirs in Congress copies of their intended report
/
prepare speeches for debate which probably will
follow the presentation of the report. All the oalrages
committed and the illegal votes ven placed to the
account Of the poslaery party and their agents. But
little capital will be realized from this report much
annoyance OF Sumner, Greeley and Company who
be deprived Of their hobby by the Souths pass
BIN putting at rest all further agitation on the
Kansas question
has been agreed upon not TO press this session. any
of the bills for railroads patents reioruF &c which may
be likely 10 provoke debate and this stage Of the
sion, meet with defeat but to leave these questions
short session. when In the confusion of the moment the
be hurried through without receiving due
tion in the House. These short sessions siugulary
favorable plans schemes FOR robbing
the country and imposing upon the people 20
poles and burhcns which requires almost ages aer 10
get clear Of
lorney's hold upon Bnchanan Is even stronger than
the Herald has represented It tobe. He denantly as
his influence the nominee FOR the
Presidency, aud VIII allow Of no change IN the political
programme, which lac has marked out for Pcnnsyl-
Nania. Not satisfied with oyera~,ng State, he
has quietly arranged matters for the election to
the Cctgrcss OF his immediate favofiies, com.
mene,ng With Mr. nanlcl Sioklcs, wha L. bound t.
beat Cen Walbridge. Mr. Forney claims prc-cmlnence
of the leaders Of the Empiro Club, hbo which viii
say Capt. Ryndcrs viii permit 10 pas by
without contradiction Next 10 the election or Mr. iIn.
ebanan II v All important 10 forn.y thai thirty nth
tuugrcss should be made up ~ of ey virtue and
to tins end the chairman of the state Central Committee
II ienpsyivnna has addressed private letters 10 about
every state Oi the Union.
FoIney Il In Tor "a big business under Buchanan his
success With this administration cay having whctted hts
appetite, and taught linn the "a the ropes, and the
way 70 handle them 20 advantage hereafter 1t cannot
be doubted bu, that under buchanan Torney will be The
consulting the maker all bargains. This ~
understood ~ all ia this cy, and threatening + the
evll that Mr. Buchanan will have shortly pre-.
,cnisd 10 him once throw de rorney or refusing
ia 80, the consequences which viii follow by
the loss u Of his present most ardent friends.
can canddy assure you Of the aci tnat there no,
I've prominent politicians 10 ths city either branch OF
Congress who would risk thcr reputation by publicly
acknowledging intimacy With John ". forney. Now,
Mr. Buchanan j. OF this feeling and has not the
moral courage dismiss Forney rOm hs presence and
confidence What improvement, ihen, the prcsen,
administration, aocs Mr. Buchanans success promise TO
The Kitchen Cabinet is TO be composed OF the same
material that has sent Fierce unmourned grave,
and made his name by word oc reproach throughout,
the land and ike prescriptions and porsccutuns must
he prepared ~ by those democrats who hsppcn 20 dier
with Mr. Fprney upon matt@s ai public or OF private
policy. Is the knowledge 81 these racts that Is daily
telling against the success of Buchanan.
Mr.. Gaasden allowed eFeeund Interview yester.
day with Mr. Marcy, the Pres dent finding himself and
his dcscnz too well understood " the press and country
had referred the matter the Secretary COR settle.
uert The report today 4 hst General Gadscn wAl
have prT mission 10 return 20 Mexico In his official
pacity mt with the nndersspding that his resguatsn
lia sent shortly aitsr his arrival At the Mexican
capital This dipomaisingis sail 10 have been rendered
nccessa-y BY General Caasdeu for the completion Of
soae isportant business ~9 he lcn behind unfinished
which he honc seic in his private charac-
ter M more thus Mesisan matter J. stirred usstrcngcr