The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-28

vbose uames have escsped me- Several clerks ef COM
iees also act q correspondents but the following per-
sons are most Of the regularly recognised represen
iasves Of the press" now In Warrington, Wiz
E. Knsman, Baltimore Sun, New York Journal Of
s.P. Hsnscom, New York Tribune. Mr.. b b now =
clerk Of committee and ke one OF me eooiS Oh tne
Tribune represents that paper, and also several Eastern
". v. Shove Phllsdelpha Evening Argus, and for.
nerly Of the Philadelphia Ledger
James AcKea, Philad eiphia Times.
j. l. Chester, Philadelphia Inquirer.
O. p. Culver, Rome S0utherner.
L. A. Gobrisht, New York associated press.
J. ". simonton, New York Times.
T. E. Cross Cincinnati Tines
&C. Baylor, New Orleans Delta, Richmond Enquirer &c
j. E. Harvey, Philadelphia North American, New York
Hunter Nicholson, Washington Union.
Edward Hart, Dubuque Tribune, and formerly Of the
New York Courier ana Enquirer.
T. Bailey, National Era.
W. M.ll.ch, Evening star, (wshingsOn).
J. b Pleaants, American Organ.
Cyril Moore, Oxford Democrat.
Alex Bay, American Eagle, (HaTns6urg).
E X. Omitead, Albany Argus
g.W. WALKER, New York STATE Register.
J. l. Elliott, Pittsburg Banner.
B. P. Poore, Boston Journal.
". d: Topping, Alabama Register
J. @. Underwood, New York Evening Post.
may mot be out Of place 10 say that the corps Of
Warrington correspondents embraces greater amount
Of tact and industry than be found In the
same number Of persons picked from among the men,
within the bar Of the house. Remove the influence
which the corps exer morally, upon the members Of
Congress, and . state OF things would exist better
imagined than described. II corruption exists, despite
influence Of the press what would be he condition Of
AnAirs without itY
The correspondent Of the New York TSmes, Mr.. Simon.
ven, 10 really in "bad fx, and he receives but very
position has been brought about from his excessive
amy and want Of judgment His attack upon the Mime
sofa iand bill was from other motives than "morL
vctiOns that corruption existed in the scheme IL 10
well unde1to0d. and In his effort 70 blow up
mat particular measure he has shattered himself
BY the explosion. He has nobody but himself to blame
that he Ia soiled In the conflict. But comment u unne
ccssary In regard 70 the Incentive which Mr. Simonton
had nen he commenced, under 'm0ral convictions"
his crusade sganst the Land bill alluded to. HIS pre-
position s all that claims oonsideratlonthe result
and not the cause now the most important 10 the pub
Inc. His counsel has advised him 70 divulge, and not
tYust 10 the slim chance that the supreme Court may
his assistance with . decuisn that the law
Of Congress is unconstitutional understand kr. 3 u In
sned follow suggestion Of his legal but here
= his die NINA -On Wednesday he emphAtcaly decIar-
ed that he could not the questions propounded ov
me committee without aishonorable breach OF conn
cence, and IN difficult for him 10 sec how the act OF
Cong ress make what was dishonorsble on Wednes
day honorable a. any subsequent period NY conviction
ID that Mr. s. will fall bacK upon the law,
and give up the names Of the two members OF Con.
sress who approached him with direct overtures 70 sell
ne evidence which he gives not legal since NO cor
Toberatve testimony be adduced 70 support IT, and
raher ,han be liable 70 the penalties attached 70 con.
nued contumacy Had he been less vain he would have
made enduring reputation, but ike exploded rocket
no vent up in . blaze Of glory, and has como down
cbnrred, black, and dirty, Ike the stiak.
M Chester the other contu witnoss 10 willing
to purge himself Of the contempt attached 70 him. aud be
SOre committee will make clean breast OF certain
matters touching various railroad events, and the dis
xbunon Of numerous sections Of land to lobby agents
snd Newspaper CORES ponden value received In the
shape Of lobbying interest believe Mr.. well posted
Mss Pettii the talented authoress or Household Mys
er,es' ana "ngat and Darkness" 70 stopping a. Dex.
tsr's and receives much attention she"ss oeaun'us -
CORRESPONDENTS OF OTHER PAPERs.
From the Albany Argus ,.,
he Inc, i0o,ins comu.iaes-id for Nst,a.ka Shall ne
S0DeInmsn support Brigham Young
rb, br,pss me st once 10 speak Of the COMMITTEE Of
vesusaton who have obtained leave 10 cit during the
SESSIONS OF The House, and deeply and assiduousy
sbou, the Capitol am assured that the committee
the track discoveries and that they are no, stirring
ss fse ous be- ssd % avo~ they could
An ,mueps amount OF business 10 accommodating upon
the Boasc. Every day introduces more business than
dsposed of and accordingly an alarmngy large legacy
viii descend 70 tho next Congress am afraid very
ocso principle kely TO prcva In regard To appropra
members me delegate from Nebrssks asked for an ap
preparation OF $40 ot0 Tor pcnensry 10 that Territory
end member in my bearing rsm'.soa ins t, was soU
get ria OF the surplus in the tre.ury-Iet i
goi" This 10 bad principle 10 leeslste on, and
furnishes additional reason for the recon menda.
tons Of Secretary Gutnre for . reduction OF
tho tariff Mr.. Campbell, chsirmsa OF the ways
and Heans Committee, sin cings 70 the fascy OF prote;
ton though admitting In his report that revenue the
object Of imposs HIS theory stands somehing Ike thus
Revenue the object Of tariff duties, and protection tue
aim OF tariff duties. The reader will please turn TO his
dictionary in order 70 Gel full undertaking Of the
black republican dogma fear that conflict Of ts4es
.~ttop tna mn No
Campbell 10 disposed to continue " pertnsciaus a. ne
has been.
Rumors have reached here from Utah indcr,ng the
continued disposition OF Brigham Young and his douded
foo~ers 10 MAINTAIN their anomalous Independence OF
The United States Al the same time the United States
furnishes the money to sustain the Terrific
rial government OF Utah, pays the salary OF Brigham
Young, &C. resolution has passed. the House calling
upon The President for Information whether the execu
ton OF the United States Laws 10 resisted In Utah. and
whether they executed irrespective Of persons Inc
pprpon Of this movement 10 that if the Presidents
answer furnishes evidence OF Young's oontumacy, the
Hou,e 10 stop his supplies. The bill making the
usual appropriations for the Territory OF Utah pending
In House.