The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-07
LETTERS TO OTHER JOURNALS.
Correspondence Of the -. Louis Democrat


Gov Walker here. lie has leave OF absence for one
month which Will expire the 18th Of December. ae
has no coubt OF hs confirmation by the senate nosni
mated. But his nomination Is doubtful. lilo openly OK
presses bis dapprova OF the action OF the Convent
He says the course adopted by H. IN refusing to bmt the
constitution % the people, will be spurned by tho
the people, who will 10 touch II IN any shape lie
supposes the free State sctors both democrats and
publicans, will appoint large committees to watch the
polls or the Lecompon faction, and prevent Illegal
ting lie thinks wns the intention OF Calhoun and bis
set 20 invite the Missourians In companies, by
qurhng no term Of residence not even QUO day,
dtoD of voting a test OF ntenti1n but he thinks
the ssourians will not do that, because they sfe
tired and dgusted with Interference in Kansas lie thinks
the Lecompones viii ct about two votes If they do not
cheat, " they de- they will return two hundred thousand,
necessary lie denies that nearly all the votes cast for
Ransom and the democratic Legislative ticket, in Octo
her, were given by pro slavery Half more of
them cast by decided nee state democrats, who
bitterly hostile % the pretended const tuition and sehe
ue adopted by the Ieoomptontcs dery repub
cans and who viii refuse To 90 TO the polls on the slst
proxlmo.
with rage the fraud attempted be prrpctratci and
ready 10 take the lives Of Of the VIGOROUSLY vi
that the constitution si be rejected with indignation by
Congress and that II any North remains, that Northern
democrat who votes tor H. Will be crushed by tho orco Of
public sentiment.
[Correspondence Of The South
WARRINGTON, Dec. 2, 1857.
Kansas Cor,fcyeuce of Members u C,ngreu- Prorts
Triumph NJ the Naturalization ant the Constitutional
D,ptoctocy-Hore Territorial Gogeram<yRs-1H Insult 10
Our GoucI sment-7ze SD,alpez
An informal conference n o. be helh this evening of the
democratic members OF the Congress who have slrcs
dy arrived IA Washington wherein the ka0sas matter, 70 II
supposed, will be thoroughly canyassed
Hut little doubt remains but that the action of the
Kansas Convention will be accepted by Congress view
Of the facts that will be sustained by all tho moral force
o the administration, that the democratic presses Of the
North changing and coming 70 the support the
President and that nearly all the democratic members of
the Congress already arrived here asceraiued a.
have no sympathy in Mr.. Walkers views 20 the
policy he h indstrously recommcn,ng TO be pursued
on the matter or the state constitution OF Kansas.
The Indications decidedly favorable for triumph
OF the administration and of the constitutional demo.
Cracy of the country There much anxiety 20 ascertain
the precise views Of senator Douglas which will probably
be DEVELOPED until the subject has been brought
that the distinguished senator has not been committed by
the rronuncdmicnias of the Chicago Tmes, in any
other stand Qua IN opposition 20 the
phatically decidcd upon by the iministration.
There viii probably be submitted 10 the consideration
Of the Congress the subject &c the organization Of
three additional Territorial governments viz In the
Gadsden purchase Arikna) IN the couatry II the great
American Basin (Coambusl and in tho country west cr
the Minnesota State line UDskotsh) Delegates from the
former Territories have arrived here 10 attend the ap
proaching session Of Congress
notice that the intelligence gave you some time ago
Of protest on the part Of the French and English Mnis
tcrs against the Walker expedition conveying an iusdpg
refocton on our government confirmed IN the
poudence ~ other Iepers is 70 be hope that the in
putaon vii BE- rcpelled In such manner a. TO visit with
severer punishment this signal breach q dplo
matte decortm.
The smallpox made Ia appearance some time AGO in
Georgetown bu. the fact ndusriously suppressed
until now NIrevas " such an Tarming extent
qurc warning notice TO the public. large number Of
cases reported
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun.
WASHINGTON, Dec s, 1857.
The Massage and R,Joyts- .k,ntaer % Turkey, dc
The and tho repors ~ the several heads of the
departments said 20 be very long and necessarily
ns much they embrace details and important
subjects It's 10 bo hoped that they will not be suffer
90 appear In rriLt, at a distance, before they are
prcseltc1 - Congress has sometimes been tbe
successor TO Mr.. Carroll Spence "a Minister Coz.
stantinope Is 10 be appointed learn that Nj Jshn T.
Brown the present nragoman of the Legalon, = rarf
urged for H.
Mr. lngham, Of Pcnnsylvana has been s,o, l A.
Commissioner of Customs, vice Gov. Audcr@2
[Couespndepce Of the Boston Joarls.
WASHINGTON, Dec. >, 1851.
Housekeeping vd Hospitr,Iy-Nec rrriiDrs-Le71i1g
Up Ns'o HsU--Greot Bdtt--reTSendt
will simply state that the members are coming by
every train, and are locating for the winter. somc rc
nj hotels others At private boarding houses but an an
usually large number keeping house the large ray
crablng them 20 enjoy the comorts OF home and % dis
pcnse generous hospitality 10 those OF thea Constituents
who uwy visit the city.
Senator Gwn y cndeayWing 10 impress unn every ono
here, eslssally newspaper en-, his rrui sr tor'nin
two new TCrfrories-t dorado, and Sierra Netada 90
Columbus Colorado u -ory Is " be to ned out of the
,errrDry acquired hy te idsden rar,'c and porton
of New McNco, cmbrao "a i5 600 square mics, much u
which y y mineral region. N compress wlAt " now
called Arz0ra and the pseudo repfe osat &c hefe IS