The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

WARRINGTON Ma p, loo&
Case Of ne Trsnst Company Before the Sn'oss-Ge~e'd1
Houston and the Naval Retiring Board-Ahe isnors1
Fifteen Punoioas on Points of Honor--7A& Ge,erg
be Defed Mortal Combat 70 Prove thGt scAas - Wroal
il Ri9M-Rich Deuelopnnenu Anticipated in A<eas~ Z
the Organization Of se HcGss-7 Tho NemrdtAy Ifesets
Betceen the United States and Gysat Britain
Mr.. Vanderbilt has succeeded in having hix Tnaaaf
Company affair brought before the Senate, in rsscsa
offered by Mr. Seward requiring ths President TO scu
ncAts all information in his posse reHve TO he
voiutionary proceedings In Sicarsgua and especially to
seizure of the Trsnst Companys property, This cAss
having been dismissed by the President h, Vandert
has thought proper to carry into Congress, whore.
mistake hot, he Will snd he gained nothing By tbs
change The friends Of Walkos win avail theualves of
the occasion to have bsa and hsacs fairly reprA
end this only b. done by rigid exsniaatoe Ao tn
past history Of the TIanss Compaays affairs w4ah
not fail Z, prove OF more than ordinary interess.
yy the BY Mr. yandsrbirs last eorts to sauense fhe
ruling powers By taking WI n h,u Col. webb, Of tAs 0s
,7er a7n inquirer must not be passed o7er withoustiss
Only think OF it LA
Ths speech delivered last week By Senator Basstd.
against the late Naval Reform Committee, -
the hsnorAele gentlensan sone trouble Hts fsrtaeue
boaro we're not allowed to pass uanotieei sna aers
briefly replied 10 on tho spot by senators- who hAss
In the senate that the General be rsady for
oanatisn There are el1swhers injured intevAsts at
WORK tSiAt ~ oP2ehenoet, Will mol be pat ON by tho
cmmon excuse t"heated passion ,, Tho rgh &tras
I'D by Senator's to eAk what they please Ia tn sir Places
without further accountability ques..ouinfe Tim
stops which, nm nasured, Of tie psrtses assai 81
has resolved upon saking viii by the lave ost tha
vee deprive HIM Of hi present high station sheud he
persist in opposing the sbss and advice of has frisn
while. 1T the time, lie can't hope to sccouplik
h,a object opportunity with be refused By the op
poase party, on the ground o. Tslg0n prejudos anG
principle.
II is not Jet certs.r that Mr.. Campbell viii ACCEPT
the appointment ths Kansa, agettns Cor,mitt
berg Chairman Of Ways snd Means, aud NOS bsise
very friendly disposed TO make repu ion for Mr. BsAkns
Who through the management OF Grecey and trcudss
induced him (CanpbeLl to give up his chances for
Speaker under promise that he Barks) would rot BE-
come candidate Evcry day i'd bringiog out somethinG
ct interest in relation to tho orgsniuon of the House
to the set cton ofthe coorksoper Whose rexovR
both Know Nothings and nigger worshippsrs
openly working 10 accomplish tie latter
that this fortunate geAtieman promised everybody
places for. friends and relatives, ali of whi5n hs
forgot having promised, hia eiection. Upon the
strength OF these seR ,members wrote their
hiencs to come on, as they mad employment FIR Ghsm;
and one person, acting under this advice, broke up
housekeeping in California. and removed himself and
family to this city, only to fed out tina. he had been
ceved and loft penni!ess The honoraols gentIe@au,
however, very uneaay abopt the a'ety Of his
post, and enjoys the whoie aaar excellent joke,
that viii improve by being circulated. Nj Campseaps
Is to be comufsse-Sted and Ia certainly
be forgotten forgiven by hin An opportunity in ths
House will be eought for by ILL., treated OF tho
Dgger worshpping order to make public shat intend
ed ud remain secret allowing the various hcA0rabts
and dishonofabe that resorted TO-, and ~
parties actively Engaged in procuring the elecHo u
Speaker. After ALL may have interesting ssssion
II not . very pros table one to the country.
We are looking for the report from the Military Com
mittee recommending the abolishpoentnot suspenioa
of the neutrality laws bet the United stes snA
Great Britain II is also probable that this Las wIn be
.urther made to apply 10 France