The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-28
THE LATEST NEWS.
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TEE TROUBLES IN MDIA-CHAHaas IN THE n~yA 49,
INSTRUMENTATION or rHA Law RsLArINa 70
PAY OF hNIsTERs AND ooEsULs-rHs Ksw rosx
POST OFFICE, ETC.
wAmrSoros, Sept 27, 1857
u wholly untrue that Mr.. Buchanan has exores.ea 1.
Lord Napier any sympathy with England in her Indian
dfncalsy, however much he may feel This hsro fso.
reliable s,uroe.
cannot also add that Lord Napier expresses a rsesns
OF deep regret that Mr. w. Carey Jones should have be
sent BY this government ssoret masiop 10 Csus,,
America without giving any indication whssever 4 ~
Bit,b Legation hen II u wen disposed towards N
United States In al questions relating 70 those oouniss
His feeling that this seorssy was unnecessary and A.
kind Bot Lord Napier need na feel kggrieved for n
that Carey Jones viii accomplish judging from his opes
tions thus far
the Secretary Of the Treasury, the Interior and
Post Office Departments, decided yesterday 70 mako sons
nd4eal changes In their respective Departments rns
HecrcreG attention have recently been called 10 tie
fact that whole families In instances are in oos
hero They have decided 70 drop all but Ia essh h.
mly. Many OF these changes viii 30 made on the nys
proximo dozen heads Will be Topped of in the Treass
y, the sane nub:r In the Interior, and quite sums~
In the Post Ofice Department
Governor Walkers proclamation wls received yeusss.
dsy BY The naturalization ] understand taa. IL mess
tins.
Upon the application OF the Secretary OF State the Aos
ney General has given his opinion ~ the npenxsss
to be allowed Oopsus up oned under tho various acx q
1885, 1885, and 1857. In this opinion held that he -
Of 1865 has retroactive effect 70 give salary "
Ministers while receiving their instructions and going
their ports OF duty, that Oonuls who sppcssd
unier The act o! 1855, ard who their posts whAa
the cot OF 1865 passed. have the benefit
&C regard " superstition for services rendered
also held thai TIE words "for any mAeAnoe In ofnosH
qualify the EXPRESSION e. "H he shall have
resigned" - well - tho expression, "or been
recalled tberefr,m," 10 that any Consul resigHlAe
abroad may receive his return pay jun ~
mroa ~ II be had been recalled provided that hs ress
raiou docs &c. proceed from malfesssncs In ofaoe.
I'm Ter the rne laid down Tho opinion Of Aovnny
General the claim Of Mr.. NcCres late Ocnsul PaFA
Mr. kIpby Consul 5hanghse, for time Spens 10 return
Ing homo 4, allowed, their return no long arss
the act Of 1876 wenin effect their csgnxonS ~erS
not for mal!easanoe In efhoe
The claim Of Mr. E9pDg, Consul q Oidenburg, for sasy
While waiting distractions sua gang out IL ID alov cd .
sth OF NJ Blythe Consul General for Cuba tksss
Of Mr.. Andrew late Consul General fr the British
rcsn Provinces, and OF NJ aufYnssie, Consul General y
British India, - the time n ~hich the services psR.
formed dos not bring them within the prov sioas Of ~
sctr allowing such ray.
sbe Postmaster General intends leaving here in few
day. for New York, with . view TO seec. . nte main
come Arrangement for . New York post odoe.
Gen. Herran, New GrAnadiAn minister, arrived hess
this evening, and Ii stepping n wilArds Gen. korsA
Of Georgia, aud Hon Robert ouyeY, OF Savannah, have
also arrived.