The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-22

tain Hudson, stating thss they were colunx th,a,s
cable ~ fast a. passible, and that thsy alresdh.
hundreds Of miles oolsd. He says further shaA. I
leave hat evening for London, having been res
meet tho day following With the Darecson !
Admirably and the commanding ofncen Of
which ere 70 lay out the cable, for the purpose !.
sion on the most feasible measures Of laying !
safety. Captain Hudson also sends the depa
copy Of the letter received from the Grand Duke
tine, thanking him and bis officers fer the friend
ton and obliging attention bestowed upon the tws
officers who went out On board the ffigSae Mag
New York; and concludes BY saying tha he !
pleased 70 see that the good feelings which ha,
subssted between the two countries are equa
tanned BY their respective naval services.
Colonel PickeDs, Of South Carolina, arrived
evening. Although he at first declined
sian mission, IL Is thought now that he will aocep
President is extremely anxious that he should.
The steamer yesterday carried ont the remov. ,
Jack BAYS - Surveyor General of California, ant
mission 70 his Successor. This action OF the adml
u brought about by the fact that Col Hays, In ma
tracts for surveys In California, exceeded the sppr
made BY Congress by nearly SITS 900. Mr. Buch
sOlemnly determined that during his service in
tive chair there should be no "dencienciesp In d!
priatons What was bis surprise, few weekly
learn that the heavy deficiency Of Sl76, 900 ext
single branch Of the government servicss Emba
followed, and an effort was made to get some c
70 AK for COL Hays removal This failed, o. q
cd against Il. The more work done In CAlifo mia
thoy Nkec II, whether an appropriation existed e
expenditure or not. The appropriation for the
cal yesr b $loo, ooo-not enough 70 meet the dol
whioh have spoken. Had 1t been, Mr.. Buchal
have ordered II 10 have been thus applied, and
stopped any further operations until Congress ma.
appropriation. But tx II ~ he would, there .
be deficiency to face, and accordingly II was
TO let the appropriation for the current year be
q continuation Of the work, and 10 let the old
under Col. Hays stand over until Congress mi .
them.
In the meantime, II wM thought pruden
the gallant Colonel into honorable exile among .
mons, where be goes Is Surveyor General Of |
vided he accepts bis commission, which his fr. ,,
slider exceedingly doubtful.
In my report Of the proceedings OF the Navs
inadvertently misstated the testimony Of Coz ,
Goldsborough and Taylor and Purser Bridges ]
officers "testihed strongly against Lieut. Kitty"
verse was true Their testimony was favorable
The proceedings Of these courts necessarily
heavy amount Of extra labor on tho Navy d
but Col. Charles ". Welsh, the efficient chief
energy, industry and system, seems 70 have NJ I
In despasching II al.
Before Naval Court No. l to-day, the continue /
case Of OK Lieutenant DuIany was postponed fos
witnesses. The case OF Commander thornton {
the Late Naval Board on leave pay) was then
and Commodores Newton and Norer and Iieute
den were examined in 1t on the governments b,
Before Court No. 2, In the case OF Louten :
Purser Cahs,ne and Dr.. Mayo were examine
government aud Commodore Mayo, Oomman
and Rcgeley, and DR.. McSherry, A. Nunes and
ris, Of Baltimore, Maryland, on the part OF :
Kitty.
Before Court No. Commander Selfridge was
In the case Of Commander A. K. Long, and,
adjourned TO permit him 70 telegraph for impe
nemes.
Mr.. Buchanan ID delightfully."- located u IL
Asylum, about three miles north OF the city, q
residence Of Mr.. George Riggs. Large build
been erected for the receipt W Of invalid col,
others for The accommodation OF officers In chN :
asylum. One Of these latter Is nov occupied b.
sident and bis family, who enjoy the fresh cir
water Of the country, while the Executive on ;
city Ia kept opea for business i've hours every
urdays and Sundays excepted) This prcceds
Mr.. Buchanan lie destined to make this beautif,
st. Cloud Of the Washington court II will not ;
fore we shall have an appropriation for the or,
SD minor mansion for the federal Executive.
One Of the City Council Of Baltimore ,eieg.
Mayor ksgruder yesterday not 10 visit Baltln.
feared he would be sssassiuated. ~
The Navy Department have sdvices to day Of
OF Leutepanh George N. Totem and John p. I
S. N. The remains Of the former reached the
Of his father, Gen. Totem. L. g. A., In this ei
The death OF the latter ocourred at the Newl
Hospital.
Commissioner Denver has advices from the
the Minnesota Indians are In state OF exotsme
predailous are Appreciated. Governor Medary
for assistance.
The President has commissioned a. Pursers IN
Calvin O. Jackson, OF Detroit, Michigan, and
Clark, OF Milford, DelAwsre.
THE AnaLo-PRxHcH CHNcHA ISLANDS
RArx-rBK TREATY BETWEEN THE con-
PARTIgs-rHE AMBRICAN MINISTER PBor
WARRINGTON, July
The Angio-french protection Of the Cblnct
having been denied In some quarters, and
being made 10 convey ae impression thai II d..
ist, am enabled to send you copy OF the t
al Lima between Peru and the British and Ere
tiers.
Our Minister, Mr.. Clay, protested against . par
with England and France, and therefore the
hitting other nations 10 assent 10 II was inse
Clay awaits instructions from our governmcp
course In the matter; but n has MOI ye, been
In Cabinet council.
The only object Of the treaty Ia to protec q
susuo contractors. who are under immense A.
the government Of Peru, and TO prevent rev
from getting hold OF the Chincha Islands and sell
ss vivsnco dii lately.
The following Ia the treaty.
The government OF the republic OF Peru de-ir'ly,
cloecr It's copnexion with that OF her MAJESTY .
OF the United Kingdom OF Great Britain and Ire
with the object OF sustaining It's national CT .di
ttutIlVutlNk ~ tne tkmt hmc 70 secure and Tar
legal expectation and disposal OF the manure CO
Wan guano, exempt from authorizations and frau
benefit Of the agriculture OF oil nations, has rcso
down In spesisl convention the rights, rules
pies which are 10 serve az q basis in the cxpor
disposal OF the said manure existent In the Chino
and other deposits IN iu dominions, In order 70
usurpauou, defraudston and consequent cd
thus guaranteeing the punctual payment OF the
and successive redemption Of the public debt,
end the proceeds are specially applicable.
with this object the Peruvisn Minister for y,
fairs, Doctor Manuel Ortiz de Zevallos, fully emp
tue Council Of Minister'S charged with the
government, and In virtue Of the resolution
uonal Convention, dated the thirteenth instant,
daffaircs Of her Britannia Majesty, stephen He
peror Of the French, H. Albert Huet, have