Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-28

Missouri frontier district, and therefore IS
familiar with the concerns of the Govern
ment's Indian Department
OF Mr.. Herbert, of California, who is also
on this committee, we have already written in
our analysis of the Committee on Post Offices
and Post Roads.
The "High Words. 1T seems, according
to the intelligence by the Atlantic and the Asia
that all England is in an agony of agitation
concerning the recent personal quarrel be-
tween Lord Clarendon and Mr.. Buchanan.
Much solicitude is also expressed in w ashing-
ton to learn the exact particulars of the affair.
1t is with profound satisfaction that we find
ourselves enabled to satisfy the excited public
curiosity on this subject, by means of conf
Dental letter addressed to the care of John
Clark, Esq which he has been pleased to
place in our hands for publication:
MULLADooN TOWER, }
Asrran, off west ov Ireland, Feb the z, '56. {
Ny darlin' wife,-Agraw, did ye ever see
or hear anything aquil to the faver the En-
glish is in. Look at 'em they're belchin'
like fat min in the hate of July sun. The
man isn't livin' that liver herd SIGH moanin'
or saw SIGH tossin' among the anglosaxons
afore. Who wud we supposed that a hand
full of Amerikin educated warriors could
bring so much terror to the shouts of the liver
loud Boosting Cocknees Let me tell We, me
darlin' all about this new commoshiop in the
once solid "mother country"
Ye see, the night afther my last epistol, the
invathers were ogminted by the arrival Of
four hundred Gort buffers-throjins to a man
in the KilcOo steamer from Cork. Their comm
was as unexpected to US the intilligince of
the accession will be to you.
Ne Lord Clarindin heerd Of this ogmintation
of the forces, and complained to Misther Buc-
annon that not only my original Command but
the Cork bys, was fllibusthers. The Ameri-
kan Extraordinary denied this. The British
Shecketary of Form Affairs REPEATED it, and
talked about " Brittany rulin' the says"
owe have heerd enough ov that kind o.
talk" see ould Buck "Ye'll heer more ov
it'' SEE tn other. "May be we won't lis
then" SEE the Yankee, as he TUX a pinch ov
LundefoOt. g Perhaps yer ears ill be filed
wild no other sounds" responded Bull. In
this spirit the discussion was carried on for
siviral minits, unthil, at last, the Amerikin
said, dhryly 90 Yer Lordship, 1 think little
more modeshty wud become you betther. In
view ov the fact that yer country has mt bee
able to musther min enough to take Russian
Redan, and that you have been shtalin Frinch
glories for the last year, the Taste you say
about Amerika and her capashity, the betther
it I'll become your humiliated condition
Whilliloo. This was aquil to the first gun
ov battle. His lordship, who was schmokin'
a short pipe, threw it aginsht the hob, eurled
his lip, made a semi circle ov his strate eye
brows, compressed his intire physiognomy, and
exclaimed &" How'd your tongue, sir, The
Amerikin minister riz; buttoned his black
body coat; looked thirty-one United States
right at the Britisher; walked two PAGES
scraped his shoes on the threshold; and de-
parted This is the angry alteration that
took place bethune the two functionaries.
Ye ought to ave seen Clarinden's COB. |
am towld that his undher lip hung like that
Ov motherless foal.
1t is very quare, isn't it, that we should
have excited SIGH a sensation in England
But the alarm has pinithrated the whole I'm
pire. The cotton spinners of Manchisther,
and the calico dalers Of Liverpool to be shurs
moved by their shpindles and their yard
shticks-have held meetings to deprecate the
misunderstanding bethune the two Ministers;
but as MINISTER'S were created to make dis.
turbance, all the Bullwares alive can't make
up the difficulty.
You wud, acuishla, be expectin, by this
time, to hear ov himself Be CORA 1 niver
was betther the same is true ov every man
in the army. 1t would do yer shout good to
near the music 0v the tlnts:
IT'S long enough she's bin on her side,
IT'S long enough we have let her "sliden
Hurrah I! Hurrah Avick
For the new Republic
pluribus bragh, Erin 60 Unum,
| have here given We hasty idee of things
wild US: but no ink that liver was made could
typify the Enthusiasm ov of the bowld inva-
theirs.
Be good to the chilther for the sake ov their
fathe
From yer early pet
and everlasthin
Comforther,
MICHAEL MULLADoOy, and SO forth.
P. s. Pether Megan, Dinnis Mulvatherin,
and Terrence Gimlet have had the males,
but they have come out ov it vigorous and
unmarked. The intire camp is as free from
sickness as spring we'll. M NJ.
Another Roorbaek The report in several
Of tho New York papers of yesterday to the
effect that the Attorney General had said, in
letter to the Hon. Francis B. Cutting, that
the question concerning our Central American
relations is in a fair way of settlement, we
know to be incorrect. Mr. Cushing has had
no correspondence whatever with Mr. Cut
ting upon the subject.
The Documents. We have only time to-
day to allude to the correspondence on the
"British Enlistment Difficulty" 1t is vo.
luminous document, covering more than nine
hundred pages of foolscap, and embracing five
long dispatches from Mr.. Marcy, besides enc
from him to Mr.. Champion, in which he
presses the accusations very closely. The
first despatch is dated the last of June, and
the last the 18th of Dscember-the one which
closes with the request for Mr.. Crampton's
recall 1t also contains two curious letter,
from Mr.. Buchanan, narrating his interviews
with Lord Clarendon about the bark Maury
affair, and the centemporaneous panic episode
Confrmations.-We learn that the Senate
has confirmed the appointments of John B
Norman as surveyor of the customs at New
Albany, Ind, vice James NJ Morrison, do
clined; Woodford Mabry, collector of tn,
customs for the district of Rrunsvick rean