The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-21

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HOLDERS ABROAD AND AT HoME-rux NEWT
BE NECESSITIES OF RorATf0E-CuK ,oUs new
PAPER MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK, AND ALL ~
TIE SOILS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, July 20, 1857
The admhhtrahon Is embarrassed by the Pierce ono
holders ct homo md abroad who decline voluntarily 70
out and by The hosts OF applicants who insist upon comm
IN few OF Mr. Herses Europ eau diplomats have gene
rousy resigned, but quite respectable number OF heg
stick Ike shoemakers wax 10 their places-Ar. Dallas,
London; Mr.. Mason, ct Paris Mr.. Daniel eno Danels)
Tozn Mr. Fay, s Switzerland, and others, given
signs OF any desire or intention to return home NJ Ne
son Is particularly obstinate and self wiHed, and nohin
short OF Pad ys hint 70 the unweoome guest viii probe
bly, reach his case. In the meant the President doc
not wish 10 be barsh and Is seriously an ,oyed by th
pressure Of the two three indred expocsants waa
from day 10 day for this mans or that mans empty
shoes.
The same DIN ,ulty attends the doctrine OF rotation
home. In the New York Custom House. for example, II
said some Of Pierces retainers are making all sorts
arrangements for holding on We are Informed or ver
curious oase-that Of Mr.. Brodhead, Naval Oca, whos
game u hrst 70 DO promoted 10 q foreign mision-sh
hague-and should he fail In his secondly 70 hold On
the eertn which he occupies Mr.. Brodhead has had
'sse On me nones Of diplomacy Secretary OF Legsso
unoer M Bancroft and has subsequently been the pvtsp
or ooeh Bancroft and Marcy. He Is sort Of sem literary
kid glove politician who entera,ns perfect disgust fo
hard work, and believes that he one OF that elee>p
class 6 the democracy that should be supported out Of III
public treasury understand that he IL al present at M
bottom Of the late curious transmogincaton OF Mr. Full
ler's New York Evening Mirror Under the stock Corn
pany arrangement thus effected Mr.. Boodgood (aher In
law Of Mr.. Brodhead, beeve) has become one of h<
corps editorial, Mr.. Cakes another, and Mr.. Fulle
is retained In the way Of ballast The special object
this combination Is newspaper influence for the benea
~ indicated, Of Mr. Brodhead; and yet there evsry
reason 10 fear with all that the Mirror can do hat Mr. 81
will neither be promoted 70 the Hague nor retained ID
Naval Ofcerso strong IL the outside pressure for rota
ton. We shall see.
Another curious New York newspaper movement Is thA
OF the Daily Ne1s From all that we can learn here every
one Of the managers OF the bo ter up ths
sinking OF democratic pons has an axe "a
grind ct Washington a little job in view In the way OF
making somebody pay the piper Then Ia Understood
that the black republican Times, overshsdowed Seward
organ by the Tribune has fallen desperately lovewth the
administration, and putting all sorts Of winding a,rs
10 get offer "for better for worse" The elder Brooks
Of the Erss the other hand with the violent death al
poor "SAm, b making lore TO the Southern exposure OF
the democratic party. Mr. Toombs, OF Georgia. n per
bsps explain. Even your old slow coach, tae C,mme-
cia since the burial Of Fillmore, is winkng and blinking
only cid fogy do IT, for . corner among The de-
Congress the strsngest events among politicians and
rspera may be looked for and not few newspapers and
politicians, right and left, will go 70 the wall
THE KANSAS BxcIrEMKNr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IN TIE NAVAL CoCRTs, ETC.
wAsHNcroS, July 20, B6T.
The Kansas excitement hos quieted down. and the Pred
dent longer apprehends any serious disturbance me
Utah military division however, will remain In Kansas
until further orders issued.
Commander Duhnys case was before Naval Cort No Y
again today. Mr.. Humphreys, Of Lowell formerly o.
lieutenant In The navy, called by the governuns bot
testified that he considered Commander Dulany udoubs,
eddy Ut for professional SERVICE mentally physciy and
morally. OF his naval skill he knew nothing having
sailed with him. Thomas Brown, OF Georgetow, con-
tractor for bread, was called by government aadssdsd
that be leaned Commander Dulany two hundred iolars
while the latter Bread Inspector for Navy 1884,
| which amount had been refunded He dno9 In
tend TO influence Commander D. BY the loan. | Court
| No Lieutenant Kilys was continue and
General Smith, Of Baltimore, examined In hiaavor
Hon. John Nelson, Of Maryland, read Commando ssr.
reus defence at O'Clock In the Court In Int third
Court Commander A. Klongs was up. Pursr Bu.
chanan had him under the influence Of hquo,onoe
but not 10 such extent to bring scandal upo him
self or the service. Purser B. government witness
Commanders Boutwell, and French also testified orbshA
| Of the governments.
The steamer Colorado viii 60 on trial TIP this
week. Complete success s predicted.
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