The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-10

apply-s the introduction Of resolutions favortue wi
more, and their adoption by majority packed tor M
purpose Of oversangbpg the wings. This being elec
they imagine that a moral Obligation will be imposd
upon the body to- abide this acton. The only aftermath
which will reman abder these circumstances will be 81
cesson and thar srch will be the course OF many thed
IL strong reason "a believe.
Colonel Garrett formerly engineer on the Virginia an
Tennessee Railroad, and more recently Of he hchmou
progress, has received tie appointment OF Eng
neer ON the Don Pedro Railroad in Rio Janeir(
sso, he Is Sdebiea 10 Mr. so conas fran
this government 20 Rio for this appointment Colon,
Garrett is Intimately acquainted with Mr. Hunter Unite
States Senator from this StatoI believe cousin Of his
and gentleman Of the highest order of talent in b
profession, and great favorte with all who know hin
He leaves thin city Rio about the 9TH Of next month.
The rush iron, lhis city to the Springs is YER
great owing the intense heat which prevailed durn
the past week The number OF visters from here to tho
delightful ,eireas during the present season. wi
probably double that Of any former season, owing 70 ID
increased rairlad facilities and the consequent redu(
lion in the OF travel The Central Railroad ia MOI
complete 10 within hy six miles Of the celebrated Whit
sulphur Spring; twenty three miles OF the Healu
sprngs twenty miles Of the Hot Springs; fifteen milo
CT the Warm springs; ten miles Of the Bath Alum an
We OF the Eockbridge springs Passengers leavu
here 1T hall pact o'clock in the morning reach any
he three last named in day. and the White sulphur R
and Sweet Springs N a day and half. The cesbrase
salt Sulphur Is reached the evening of the second day
On the route of the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad
through Lynchbrp the three latter reached frol
here IN probably the same time This road passes in N
n
sulphur, and the Yellow Sulphur Springs, at each
which The ampiest aocoUmodatons are provided. Civ
this informant Tor the benefit Of such Of your reader
and they are mary no doubt-as may Do dispose
&c visit these magnificent summer resorts.
have noticed in recent number of Tho HsnsAkD som
spccuations by Your Washington spocent as 70 I'd
probability ~ Wses nomination for the Presidency
1860, should Buchanan be elected That such would b
the case Is more ton probable. No douos he would RI
ceve the aid OF b. return for the active servd
Which ne has render hn in the recent struggle tor u
nomination And a. 70 the South believe nae there Is
man living who would receive more hearty support
every section OF il than Wise. hesitate not TO say thai
should buchanan be clected--a fact about which ltt
doubt exist here-no Southern man stands a bettd
chance for the succession than he does his execution
"sam'' when he was about 10 run rampant all over IL
Union, has mmoriaized him. They cali Eina down Souj
the 'tTue sentinel on the watch tower" having arrestd
and repulsed the "nvisible invincibep in his mard
southwark from Yankee land Theysay, when he Ia pI
forward in $500 ne will totally extnguish any little spar
Of vitality which SAM still retains.