The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25
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mguAI pnRArm 10 THE HERALD.
THE NEW YORK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF TH
LUCKY ONES.
WASHINGTON, March -, 1857
TIE following New York appointments have just beea
'mahe~
Collector. Augustus sonel
surveyor Of ths'rort.. Emanuel B. Hart
Navy Agent. '.'"eGIee SsnoSts
PostmastsY. lsaao " Fowler
1afSpoi... NyA~oSo
It's unds1tsod that Mr.. Birdsa has been agreed upon
for Naval OAser, but the appointments will mot be made
a present. the commission Of the present Incumbent
does astexpirs for some months.
INTERVIEW WITH GOV. GHARY-ExrRAoRDIHARy
CONDUCT OF JEFF. DAVIS IN WITHDRAWING TIE
TROOPS FROM KAEsAs-rHE HEw YORK NIL
BUSTERS.
have had long oonversauon with Gov. Gsary In 70
laon 70 the late proceedings In Kansas He has NOT yet
received any inmaon from the President whether his
resignation has been pied not but he hopes Will
be- - much Of his prestige rKaaas has been destroyed
BY the maohinatons Of M Davis, the late Secretary OF
war
Governor Geary tells that for weeks before he was
aware Of the fact. the border rufasns In the stree
and that used up He heard Of these boasts fire.
quenhy but believed nothing but bras, Is he had
received no intmaton nom President Pierce that
change Of policy determined and orders
issued 70 General Perser Smith not 70 give him the ala
Of the troops When the contingency did occur, and he
called upon Gen. Smith for company to prevent An An
tclpsted RIOT he was answered that could not have
them and that all the troops in the Territory had seer
detailed for other and distant services he thus found
himself suddenly abandoned and powersss at the very
moment when steady perseverance In the policy he had
adopted necessary 10 secure the permanent peace OF
the Territory.
Since his arrival here, Governor Geary has been
sured bv Presdert Pierce that this Of the Wa
Department, towards him was adopted without know
ledge his part Of al the facts and with deception 4"
relation 10 others The whole move 10 evidently .
trvsnce of Jen Davis. and II brings hr. Buchanan
once into collision with the policy Of the Southern fire
eaters.
Davis does not uAnd the confidence and allegiance
Of the South In this movement. There many South
members who do not believe In his Kansas policy,
but believe that The expansion Of their WITH shouc
be 10 the south and southwest in accordance with the
natural laws that attend their progress rather than to
the north vest in defiance Of nature and interest Man,
Of these Southern members we'll know that bat for the
selfish ptrgues Of Davis Cuba would oday be State
Of the Union and there would have seen oollsion
between the North and the South In their natural
pansion.
70 be hoped that Mr. Buchanan viii meet this con
fics, which has been desisnedy prepared for him in
Kansas with frmness and dechon. The ultra Davis
neither numerous nor strong ct the South am
Hhs boldly and defested now, he viii lose strength
largely while should he be able defeat Gearys policy
Kansas now, no viii gam that strength that always =,
tends success, and Mr.. Buchanan viii create h,tion
that will give him much trouble There IL large South
ern party opposed the Davis policy, aud they ONLY
need organization 70 show how strong tbey are.
Ex President Pierce, with hh lady and sidney Webster
leave for New HAmpshire tomorrow.
Several prominent nbusters here have received with
great approval the suggestion in Sundays HERAID tina
Walker should be displaced from the command In Mica
ragua and some peter man put In his place.
Its openly stated that Morgan and Garrison win mot de-
another thing for Walker. This makes his poston dou
bly, preoarious These got him Into the scrape they
prepared 10 seize all the fruits Of hs success they
now abandon him In his probable disaster. The admins
Ianon has had no time YET 10 consider The Nicaragua
question.
ROBERT ,. WALKER APPOINTED GOVERNOR OF KAN
sAs-yLIGHro OF THE NEW YORK POLITICIANS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, March ~, 1857.
learn this evening iron undousied authority that
Robert J. walker 81 the urgent solicitation Of Mr.. Blu
na he peremptory declined bu, subsequently, accepted
AFTER free consultation with the Cabinet to-day OF up
wards Of three hours with The understanding that be
NOT be embarrassed In any manner and that the I'd
mnisrstion 10 make such appointments In the Terri
tory - be may suggest.
me New York sppoinimenss the principal theme
this evening There are good many disappointed, o.
course. general stampede wN made this evening
and BY "a. morrow there Will no, be many LEFT.
John Appleton has been rendered the position Of Az.
assant Secretary Of Safe bet not settled whesher be
viii accept.
enSuRAl p.sfAroB.
ILLNESS OF Mr.. ArPLEToH-rHE WAGON ROAD TO
THE PACIFIC, ITO.
wAsHHoroS, March ~, 1887.
The departments are being overwhelmed with apploa
tons, personal and By mail, for minor appointments,
growing out Of undergraduates OF the principle OF 70
ation, whi;h general rule 10 only intended To apply
70 she larger class Of Offices
In consequence OF the sickness Of ~, Appletou-v H.