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

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army ana nays u be increased i,r the CuAa wg.
SEcoSb sPEECIiFss.
Vehement declaration against tss conduC5 OF tvs sdmi
1sston IN su 7pressisg all the bussess TO ish ttpro-
pa2aadst poISy. the Presidents
daoas in his messaseaso the ap7Toprasea bills set
aside 10 make room for it, Dccairn this spt All
srcesacs should he shortt;een twenty min, scsrry
arguIsehsa.ive bM denuaeiafve. The vand mcsenfers
indicated ny Sew~l should be comancsscd upon with
deInands N tell whT that movement is tc De.
wAsnsczox, Js,e 3o 1854
The Nasty Neac York Maits.
M'nton har already rren medc in the 1hyAIp it,
inistsse not o. abe loss Of e enre mails z~lc up
New Ciesns for New York of the dates Of My sh
2gsh, asd from HSbile Ala Of TIE 2ist Tl..e mails
were known to hare contained heavy tho
New York merchants in bank notes drafts checks nc.
and as soon as the supposed robserfes became ks-n at
the Post lice Department the Postmaster General gave
private instructions Il, his speoat agents. leading rest
masters and mail contractors along the whole line o-ee
route, to institute the most searching investigation
the cause ofese Wholesale and alarming failures ",
satisfactory clue, however, obtained until about Ne
9th inst, when the singsar movements of an exstass
driver by the name of Lovelace who had formerly bcct
employed on portion Of the route attracted attention
He had been observed to this stage
sonaly and TO be oungW about the vicinity OF Stock.
ton, Ala, agentcman leisure making pretty free
OF money 10. somewhat questionable reputation gave
additional force TO the suspclons against him. plan
was formed to enrap him, if possible if he really.
the guilty party. One ofthe reliable drivers upon
this route was let into the secret and it
that he should be dismissed for alleged cause that
he should in the presence OF Ioveacc, with whom
slightly acquainted cenonnce his former employer by
whom Lovelace had also been previously discharged
"A fellow Telling makes Us wondrous kind" This and
sundry other considerations made them fast |
and confidential friends. The chief object was 20
ascertain tho amount and nature OF the funds
had been furnished with quite large amount az manev
But few days had elapsed before they found themselves
on regular bender, and while in this hspny mood,
when men are wltrg to make a display Of their
riches, LIS companion, taking the advantage Of the pre-
sence OF number Of spectators, boasted tat he would
show more money than any man III the crowd. Love
lace promptly accepted the challenge aud bet OF $500
was soon trumped up and the stakes placed in the
hands OF one OF the bysanders display ofthe necd-
ful' promptly followed. Our latest discharged Jehu
down With 81 Geo to begin with which INSTANTLY
yered by Ioyeace who said he would 90 him $500
ter which sum promptly added both. sides.
Finding that this had nearly exhausted the 'pe Of his
the rags nil the had some 81 o0e He
OF course was allowed to pocket tie stakes but hts good
luck vas destined to be very short Eyed for his arrest
When charged with the mail robbcrics he stouy dc.
MED all kpowledgr Of them. br subsequently admitted
but that they hgd becs placed in his hands by his hte
Temporary associate. who he declared had "donon ali
some more Of the proceeds as well ~ a part Of the
ed mail pouches On repairing 10 the place designated,
money, drafts add two Of the bags were found
Ioveacc has been fully committed for trial and mea
being taken to the property recovered
manner these bold robbcries effected.
WASHINGTON June % 1856.
Departure of Gcrai Gadiea-nis Lengthy Ltcrrr .ah ne
Presidst-Lrigueso or his Recal- TIE OH Fso- Eoire
uh Eeh IL his BreechPyosfs of a Senatorial Iares,
satiors- Suoces.ors he Gadaion legation.
Gen. Gadsden LETT here this morning aud speculation
is - to whether the old gentlemen has sopcd for his
MISSION at Mexico simply for his home Pmico. Ger
ianly he had yesterday very long Interview with the
President during which conference al vsters de-
MED admiss ion at the White House. Robies and Haro
still here and, notwithstanding the intense hea, Of
the weather yet "sleep ia the bed They doubt
less feel very excellent the presumed OF
their intgucs against the American Minister Mexico
The knowing here completely my saGcd by the
entire transaction. There Is something little queer
surely granting Gen. Gadsdcn leave Of absence
relief OF impaired health and then, when he the
Of returning 10 his post forcing him to- attend d
plomatc duty at the capital OF his country.
II Is generally believed that all the anrlgonsms be.
tween 6tn. Gadsdcn and President Pierce originate in
their dissenting views upon the 81 subject The
Minister, u sad, incautiously betrayed IN his
rcspondeHee into some remarks upon the fraud
aud surposed influences Of adjustment 70 Washington
not knowing at the time that the President and Attorney
Gcncrai had committed themselves % the arrangement
and familiar with the whole transaction occurrcd in
Mex'co, he (Gadsdcn) considered tha his information
and snmndyefSicns would have been acceptable, a.
enabling the government at Washington 10 avoid any
got committed without any advice 10 tho Minister 10
the views entertained IN this quarter his structures
received M intended reproOf.
The proceedings had 10 The affair extraordinary
that though supposed 10 be- secret hoy gave rice 70 the
unpusant hints and in the city of Mexico
which the sipsier felt bound In vndcatinn of the In.
gry aud honor of his country, 10 deny and rcpudate
To exposure the minister has t0u bleviled here
for the last days with threats OF dismissal by Mexico
and dcnnncatons ~ recall by his own goyrrnmcnt The
old General hs-, therefore, hal o stand hre both In
front aud IN the Su from hts silence II s gene
rally conceded he has escaped without e least
hts ncthrr urment and sustaining only slight scratch
In front The impression gains ground therefore, that
he u strcskng fot Mexico, ani that there will be-
furious oycrhanlng Of the papers Of the xaon upon his
arrvazA ai anticipation ~ the speedy turning up"
1T a snCeeSsor. stand from under !
There he doubt that the lnJiscrctOn of the |
President towards 4 minister who may have displayed |
zeal than prudence behalf q the honor and dig.
nifty OF hts country. may lead 70 investigation. IN
qurs IN the Senate. II SO. the probabilities that the
whole mission viii undergo rcvsal IN which the
we'll known Ward Iarrous interference the Tchuan.
i-suewhich seriously cxlSsed In the Snae
10 cacaIc condemnation only silence which that
body threw the proceedings he ratification ~ the
late trcasywil b. exhibited IN tie most beastHl aud
refreshing manner.
1hs missicn m Mr. g. L. Ward n Mexico a n mystery
tia, l remains unveiled; aud ~ shc speculation ~
SUCCESSOR Gen tad@d,n, points Significantly %
the prssent Attorney General ws,t Ward Screnry IN
consideration II his rcscnt serNses here Chairman 81
the Central Executive National democratic Committee.
and particularly. nasmuch w. knowing than
any else of certain traLsaSSons in Mexico will not
tell tales out ~ school
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