The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31

ge. dsnsnta PRINCIPLE q the cot Of oaeg,ess orga.i
Eng that Tesrsoy, srosd b We rseeaa decisoa q NE
supreme oour Of zoe United States, and in accordance
with the views uniformly entertained and expressed By
me thsouGhou, my public career.
Ioosgasuass peaceful settlement Of this question BY
people Of Kansas who should ali participate freely sad
lniy ID this tecion sno BY msjcrty OF whose vote the
mode Of ~ ana
military power In The hope ihs' ny coantrymsn Of Kan
.s,, from every ,eoo., WIN submit 70 decision Of this
Iwiso then and endeavor thus 70 adjust these dcul
iies In The full confidence srshgy expressed BY you
-ith the cordial co operation OF all your Cabinet
Very respectfully, your friend. r.. WALKER.
The deerni alton not to hsves government organ
was the result OF full Cabinet consultation. the
HsRAiDs article on this subject really IA echo to the
feelings OF the administration.
The difficulties with New Grenada have not yet beam
formally taken up for consideration by the Cabinet
Come Informal conversation has been had and il very
probable l1ge feet will shortly be ordered 70 the
lshmus the present feeling OF Mr. Buchanan 10 carried
out. He hss great faith In . strong navy.
Notwithstanding the assertions 70 the contrary Mr.
Buchanan did materially change the Dallas Clarendon
treaty irsm the form had assumed in the Senate His
sbje0t has been 10 make conform nearly az possible
TO the American Interpretation Of tho Clayton Bulwe
treaty, and at the time 70 exclude all presnoe Of
iover gnty or protectorship the part OF England
ont.
General Cass quiie indsposed to-day, and did not
attend Cabinet meeting.
TIE MAINE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COUNCIL on
CHINA AFFAIRs-MR. APPLETON TO BE ASSISTANT
SECRETARY OF STATE.
WASHINGTON March 80, 1867.
There were but few appointments made TO- day. The
Maine appointments were postponed until to morrow.
Tho Cabinet we're Principally occupied with the Chinese
difficulties By The last arrival from Europe govern.
nent received iatelistpce from .here which viii require
immediate action.
Mr. Buchanan informed Mr.. Appleton last evening tina.
10 desired that be should remain here and accept
solectorshp 1t Portland H, will probably take tho po
silion Of Assistant Secretary ofstats.
TIE GKNxRAL pnsPAIcH.
GOV. wALKHR's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ETC.
WARRINGTON, March 30, 1857.
The outlines Of the Instructions 10 Mr. Walker are
greed upon, and he y 70 proceed the prnciple Of
'ecegnsing the statutes Of Kansas valid The princi
al buaness with whiah he charged IT, - heretofore
u'mied to sec that the people have free independent
md uninterrupted expression Of opinion and exercise Of
outrage concerning the Affairs OF the Territory, In
carrying out the provisions Of the Census law
and Registry law, and that for the election Of
delegates to the Constitutional Convention. The
roops heretofore employed In the Territory 70 be re-
moved and others who have not be0 engaged In former
diculsies are 70 be ordered thiIher u spprehsndsd
however, that there will DO for the militia. The
administration resolved that the laws shall be main
aimed a all hazards, and have full confidence In Mr..
Walker 70 carry out their instructions
n. Woodson, who u superseded by Mr.. stanton -
sc eiary Of sate, win certainly be appointed 70 the
ana ofhce In Kansas.
ihe following postnasters have been appointed -
ssmuel N. Chambers. ct Jersey City, New Jersey;
George Bowers, ~ Nashau, New Haupshre Thomas p.
Pierce, 81 Manchester ditto David Small 81 York. Penn
sylvanh; Thomas Brashesrs, OF steabenvile, OHIO.
T. Rush Spencer has been sppolnt,d register In the
and oface at Hudson, Wisconsin, Woe Hennins, re-
moved. |
Every exerssn 10 being made by The Navy Department |
Tor the steamer Niagara 10 leave New York The 10th
Of April osng 70 the weight Of the submarine cable
,he win mot be supplied with her armament.
The Cabinet have had several night consultations rela
tive 70 Vie Affairs Of Kansas.
NJ. stanton, the Secretary, viii leave next |
Monday and viii be the acting Governor Of Kansas III,
the arrival Of Mr.. r. Walker whose private business
yin dstain him here I'LL early In Nay.
me following Collectors OF Customs have been reap
pointed,-
Thomas n. winner, ct Great Egg HTbor; Edward 7.
Hnlysr, OF Newark, Nj b wills, OIL oxford, Mary
and James @. DELL 81 g. Johns, Florida; joseph Sierra
Il Pensacola, Florida; Michael Shoemaker, ut Dstro
Michigan vice Harman, whose commission has expired.
The following Surveyors have been sppointsss-
Isaac ". kicklc, M Camden, n. j.; Charles Parker, al
snow Hin, Maryland.