The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18
THE LATEST VS..
BY PRINTING AND MAGNETIC TElEGMPBs.
Movements Of the Politicians at
Washington.
THE TREATY WITH PERSIA.
IMPORTANT STATEMENT OF GOV. CEARY.
THE QUARANTINE QUESTION IN NEW JERSEY,

THE QUARANTINE QUESTION IN NEW JERSEY,
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N0N.ARRlvAL OF ZEE EUROPEAN STEAMERS,
&s., &s., &C.
From Washington.
SPECIAL DnsPArcHHs NEW YORK HERALD
THE ROTARY PRINCIPLE AT THB SOUTH AND WEST
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CAUCUS OF TEE NEW
Y0sKERs--pEArH OF PURsxR Mn. BLAIR.
WASHINGTON, March II, 1857.
The Cabinet had quite warm dispuye To day over the
rule adopted by Mr. Buchanan apply tho rotation prn
cipe 10 the North and West ouly. The Northern mem
bers Of tie Cabinet insist upon application Of the same
rule 70 the South Also Tbis Mr. Buchanan positively re-
fuses Governor Fitzpatrick recommends the appoint
nent OF Mr.. sAndord, the Mobile Collector and the
rcsppontment OF the present District Attorney, whom
he does not know, when Of his most intimate and
particular friends applicant Changes will be made
In the South only for cause.
The New Workers. held . Ia mmsny meeting last night
at Wizards, and by vote determined VII, should be the
recipients Of executive favor The is stood follows
Collector, westervels; Postmaster. Fowler; Naval Off
ocr, Ludlow; Surveyor, Herrick; Marshal, Ryudsrs--
unanimous; Navy Agent, Hart; Naval storeIeeper,
Bisley; Superintendent Of tho Assay Office Pentz Dis
uict Attorney, Sutherland.
These proceedings ordered to be published In the
asoeraued to day that they had missed their ure aad
prejudioed the they designed to aid The whole
Cabinet condemned the proceedings imperlnent, and
the actors fast young men" To take the back
was the work o, moment, sod 10 night every pre-
sent ut the Tammany meeting Last evening denies H. and
pYonounces 1t al hoax. What says Capt Ryniera to
this when he had 70 foot the bill for refreshments
Ex-senator Clay left for the South to-day. Governor Fz
patrick and family start homo to morrow.
The reception Of Miss Lane to-day was snnsntly sue
cesstu and largely attended She received with mint.
BILE grace.
Purser Thomas P. NON. Blair died on the l7tn nit ,
board the steam fisa,e Merrmsc, in the Gulf OF
Mexico, and WAS buried at Santa Cruz with military
honors
The New York politicians 10 importuns.e that se
vera members Of the Cabinet forced 10 absent them
selves from their private and repose In other
quarters.
MORE NEW yORKEBs ON THE aRoUND--THE PENN
eYLvANIA AND NEW ENGLAND APPOINTMENTS, ETC
WASHINGTON, March II, 1851.
Another large importation Of conspicuous New York
politicians arrived here to day. among whom are Eysstus
Corning Wilson Small, Daniel E. Delavan Thomas Dun.
lap and Nike Walsh, besides number Of small fry pon.
ticans. There also here nine Of the thirteen sa-
chems of the rammany Society.
NJ. Ludlow says he has fled no papers and 10 not
applicant for the surveyorship Of New York. There
caucus Of New Workers last evening at waiiard's.
None Of the New York members Of Congress were pre-
sent Rynders, however, got unanimous vote for !:
shall.
The Cabinet did not dispose OF the remainder OF the
Philadelphia appointments 10 day They were postponed
until 70 morrow. They took up the New England ap
poatments, and examined the papers and document. 10
each caro- No,hisg, however, 10 at present known ~
10 who Will be the successful parties
The New York Tribune and Tina correspondents hare
been badly sold. Governor Geary's redgnasion
ceved here by the President Saturday evening" to
axe eject the last Of the prescn, month II Ia, no,
been before the Cabinet Tor thor consideration ard will
not be until the Governor arrives here.
THE PERSIAN TREATY THE WAY 1T WAS HKaorI.
ATKp-COMkERCE OF NEW oRLEASs-noRAcE
vERNET, TIE ARTIST. AND QUIZ NATIONAL PIC.
TUNES.
WASHINGTON. March II, 1857.
Tie extra session or the United States Senate having
iourned after confirming several treaties 10 apropos
70 take peep into the presert stem Of diplomacy by
which government sgeIts are sssuu pg TO themselves
great cred and claiming 81 NE hands OF Congress large
extra pay Tor distinguished services In brcgss
about and negotiating these wonderful CON nercal
treaties.
Our Minister resident OF Cons,ssinopo suffering from
%su on one occasion, IN idea popped into HE head.
language. he proposed . visit TO Fsrak Khan,
the Psrsan Minister, then Of the Turk,sn
capital The visit vas made, and TIE guests were
Kindly received feoond visit was made, when our
dipouat,st suggested the pYopristy OF negotiating q
treaty between the Usiied States and Persia rbe Per.
sian Ambassador smiled In ridcae, saying there
no interests 10 common between the two oounlries-n
social political commercial relations solhins which
rendered treaty either necessary desirable yet"
he added, az you choose 70 submit any proposltious
will Transmit them to my govern mem" A msn,ran
DUN thcn msds and banded 10 the Pers N ssief
soon asr unfavoraso reply conveying toe dea
above expressed that there interests OF other
country which called for treaty stipussious, a1d IA
would be farce 10 70 through 9Th the forms Of ncso
tatcp Here the matter then dropped bu. hors the
basis and the sole basis Of The great treaty
9Th Persia and and distance OF the
satrs services Of the Amcnoan nins resident Con
s.snusople He overcame the Persian dssase to play
pg farce and tho two dplom ssts d-sv up and signed
isrmAl commercial troa,y-tbe one to humbug tas
Anericsn people with The Idea o. great diplomatic quail
aes the other 10 crafty this sudaoe Yankee desre
he part OF his American friend ana suesi.
was believed thu, diplomatic relations you'd fJIlow
bis great and important commercial treaty, and thu,
open o nice berth for tome one. The v hole sche ne
worked admirably until the bill having pas the senate
cached the House Of Reprssep suve providing for this
Persian mission There the facts leaked and The
bubble bust
am enabled 10 lay before the readers Of the HsnnD
me following statement exhibiting the value Of exports
nc m and OF imports into the district OF New Orleans
during the fiscal year ending June So 1852 and
quarters ending soh September and ais, Decsnber,
1sH-
=-nxPoRu.--- IMPORTS.
june ,isse sse,s7s $50 ,s,a2s sosssos isessse2
sspt 30 1859. 6si1,el4 Tt,2oi e,sso 2oe 4,2lss7o
)ec 81 1850 n lag le,pss 2lt9s 100 5,so7 43i
ro,,i Sos, 7s4,7os aeao77 ZOE 2i0,9s5 &c, lss
sood laugh 10 going the rounds here at the expense
', The New York rw0 II 10 nov q well ascer,ained
An "A ahs 1sm<s ahoui ihrnxtns aowsrdissu