The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

drawn up the regular general appropriation bills for cvl
expenses, for the army pr the navy, &C. BY standing
rule Of the House. ba must be reported from the
Committee Ways and Means within the rst thirty day.
of the session. and a. they now ready for the revi
sion Of the committee not at all improbable that the!
win be reported before the close Of the present week
ID supposed that the committee will q the same tlms
submit bill authorizing the government treasury
notes. not 10 exceed $50 600 000 There IL no doubt
gress but there Incidental question which may give
rise 10 discussion One side may insist Upon the
treasury notes bearing interest and this may be thought
TO be only just while another side looking 70 the
reign powers OF government may oppose any such cot
dition.
The Treasury has in its vaults about the last dollar ami
whatever II is designed TO do will be done speedily.
II is said that movement will be 1e to obtain from
the Committee Of Elections prompt action on contested
election which will be brought TO its notice. Bird
Chapman contests the seat Of Judge Furguson delegate
from Nebraska Vallandipgham the scat Of Campbell Of
OF Baltimore In the contest between Valandngham
Campbell involved all the points almost of the Dret
for it is alleged that the small majority Of Campbell
valandingham is made up, and than made up, Of
negro votes not 70 take into consideration illegal white
votes.
The contestants from Baltimore and their friends will
endeavor to secure the appointment of commission to &c
TO that city in order to investigate for themselves the
deporabe condition Of society there.
If as is believed that all kinds Of irregularity mark
ed the elections in Baltimore, that men, women and chill
dren voted who were not entitled to vote and WIN
entitled were driven away from the polls, there vii
be little difficulty in unseatng Davis and Harris, and
event. the recommendation OF the committee ii s
posed that steps viii be taken to insure beyond ps
adventure of failure fair election and the deposit ~
citizens OF legal votes without moestaton
II IL passing strange, c.most ncomprehensible, to sc
Jno NJ Bernhise occupying his seat in the House of Rc
resentative the Delegate from Utah and himself Mr.
him ahou, town chatting public affairs md
abiding to the cloud OF gathering by he
administration TO scor burnt IL vengeance upon the people
he represents. This Silence, hopod, Will not be Of
long duration, and that be will IL open House, be com
PEELED % make an explanation OF some kind
Nm TkAn tpaf -hlh With
every sections OF the country for commissions in the army
Of Utah.
lis rumoredth the Cabinet on Friday last at its re.
guar meeting and after reading the dispatches from Col
Johnston took into grave consideration the practcabty
base Of operations against Utah the coming spring
paign. The War Department will try to get conclusion
On this point IN order TO issue the necessary orders in
favor of the project by the next steamer for California,
which sails on the 10th inst
Recent intelligence has stimulated growing feeling in
this community Of sympathy for the citizens OF the little
repuhlc 81 san Domingo which embraces the eastern
SIDE Of the island the western side being occupied by the
empire Of hs High Mightincss, &c, Faustn the First
movement Is foot for a strong appeal TO Mr.. Blu
chanan IA insist on the interference in the domestic
affairs a. that republic Of foreign powers 1t is the gene
raj report, with many facts TO sustain it, that the govern
mens q England and France exert hemsevcsto African
ize san domingo as Hay;i has been Afrcanized and
that 70 this end, Baez muat'o has been elevated to
the Presidency by their intervention Santana the
regularly elected Chief Magistrate.
i stated that, according 10 the report Of the Light
House Board there the Atlantic gulf lake aud
Pacific coasts al the United states 5is light houses and
light vessel stations with aggregate Of CO., Lights The
number II buoye in our waters T. eNmated TO be not less
than BOO 5oo with dupcs to replace those TO be
taken on each spring and anuns for cleansing and paint
ms, and 70 replace those removed destroyed by ice,
and other vessels
The the principal harbors and ship chan
nels coasts marked by large aud can buoys
MAZE chiefly 81 iron, and which have been introduced
within the last four years.
The estimates for the maintenance OF our light house
tahlhnent during the fiscal year ending June 80 1882
sIg ia 60 for 6e5 lights FOR the entire coast
including that Of California, Oregon and Washington.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1857.
G,rsroi Wd'ter--Gorrror Wdilsr-Dinnr Democratic
Delegation FIRM Penn iylransc-7he House. dc.
Tho grcaisr number q citizens condemn the dbus-
iersm q Gsncfal Walker and believe with Mr. Buchanan
that all such enterprises comphcate and cmbarrass the
vital interests az the country involved In foreign rea
tons Noiwihsand.ng this, the news that Walker had
landed himself and forces NJ Punia Arenas. without moes
tation. received with feeling much akin TO delight
learn that no, received with equal satisfaction
by Mr. Ouscey the lr fish Minister 70 Central America
aud the British and French Ministers 10 the United States.
II seems strange seeing that federal officers were re-
moved for couniyng al te escape of Walker from New
Orleans, that the Saratoga should have allowed the
Fahon 20 pass safely under her guns towards
The destination a her tbus,er passenger Yrssarr walks
present pleasant weather and looks upon the whole affair
With rumpscsnsy that goes Tar 90 susanate the ru-
that there understanding ~ the most friendly
character between Walker and Martinez
Sincc Governor Walker arrival here saturday last
he b. been confined 81 his room ~ severe Illness He
unwavcrngy adhercs "a the position q nppos ton 70 the
iecnnrton constitution occupied by himself Judge Doug
las and thousands OF prominent democrats and demo
CfatlC rrcsess,
Tie dinner given ny the President 70 the democrats Of
the Penn-ylyanis des gsnon passed on without anything
occurring unusualto such ueetlfgs.
Il fupyo@ed hat Judge Douglas viii press 70 early
acton ~ the Scraie tho enabling bill Tor Kansas OF
which he rave poiice and which N is provisions l. al
exsc,y se the Minnesota bii passed q, the last
sesfou-a BIZ CONTAINING tho provision Tor the entire
sal ues0n ofary Cortron framed t. the people 10 be
Rfece- BY a. which Mr. snChanan IN his message declares
should be established INTO Uniform rule"
oil Vas introduced BY General lane, 81 Oregon and
referred to the Committee On Military Affairs for the
payment ~ he awards a. the Military COMMISSION which
nV'on ferra.res % quellug Indian These awards
trrour' r. bgtseen I've and six millions n 1oars.
v Feirhe-, indian agent a. the wlnucbaEo agency,
rpurt thc indian Bureau that the lrdnn cmroyes ~
"a 'te Term, the hrickyard and other departments
wofk vel but war, " setil" otcn, The Indians were
ENJOY GOOD hrnlth, were reaeeahlc and generally ten
t~rnie. Twenty arrss q winter wheat have been
II 10 agency but meet o. 70 be later, less
liable inter- All Tho brick made NJ tho agency
~ good quality and cot betweer ~ and o. per w.
Acting Csmmssioner Nix has received report from
Supernis ndeui " J. Cuium who left &C. Paul on the Goth
October for the purpose o. asng fu payments u annu
ties tht ChlrFewas ~ Mississippi and the Pliaycr and
LAKE winns r~h.sh bands. H. found these Indians
both urtxr and bands, much dcmorslized by the
sac - nioxratng liquors 70 them by persons outs'o ~
No rp~erya,on Tho Superintendent pct check b. the
ir@g ~ Destroying The iguor, aEd putting n irons
found Engaged q The ale a a.
The ssrsesI and Musical
rNoAuwAY 1nA-E .-ferformanses are q - gwen