The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-15
News from WashlngtO,

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News from Washinston.
TIE KANSRs IssUE-rHx ADMN&rRA rIoH--Gov.
WISE AND SENATOR HUNT1R.
WASHINGTON, July II, N6T.
Some dsyp seD . communication 10 the Richmond
Esumi~er, frsH Ibis city, the Kansas question: WV
transferred 70 tAs cosumns Of the HRAD with int ~
uos tina. the writer seemed 10 speak having sutho
riy. have reason 10 believe that your sursnse VS.
correct and that les parsonage than Gov Wise, Of
Vrgins, was the writer or nstigstor Of hat letter.
Drawn TO wsshngon by the signs Of rebellion "a the
e.souhsrn camp Gov Wise has taken his posno.
fairly and completely the sde OF Mr. Buchanan And
Gov Walker Nor Is II the habit Of Ar. Wise 10 do sny
half way work upon any business which he takes In h.d
Accordingly he goei 70 the full leug OF sustaining tie
policy Of Gov walkers In Kansas TO the sub
mission of the State constitution 10 the vote Of all The
people OF the Territory before making application 70 Con-
gress.
This will make the inue between Wise and Hunter 1,
Virginia, for the United States Senate very interesting b
Wise has the Constitution and the law and the admins
raon on bis side, and rs the kings nAnae Of
strength the probabilities decide dy In favor q Tie
election of Wise HIS election too somewhat necessary
to the administration inAsmuoh Is needed 10 tranes
the balance Of power OF the Virginia delegation in Con
gress the tecessonsts to the Union Of tho
houses
The Kansas Nebraska bill Is coming to Q foous and the
parties getting up have been Of them and the rest
Will be, thrown sky high by the operation JEFF. Davx.
Atchison, Mason Douglas and poor Pierce have already
had enough Of popular sovereignty but as they gave
the law to Mr. Buchanan 80 they must abide by It, Ha
duty TO the laws faithfully executei and the people
say amen Even so let II be
SPEEDY SETTLEMENT OF THE Nxw GRANADA
LOOKED FOH-THB WALKER 8U6T
AT AsPINwALL-rHKIR NUMBER AND PROBABLE
DEsTlNATION--THK NAVAL COURTs-PROPO&D
ADJOURNMENT FOR FEW wxKKs-FARoIcAL
CHARACTxR OF THE WHOLE BUSINESS
WASHINGTON, July IL, lE5Y.
Dispatches were received to-day giving the most en-
couragng prospect Of speedy settlement Of oil the points
at between government and that Of New Gra.a
d. The Brtsh Consu at Carthageua wrote 70 Captain
Erskine commander Of the British squadron In those
waters, a. follows
BRr1m CONSULATE. CARrHAGrsA, June 10, 1857.
Mr. Griffith writes that instructions have been serA
TO the New Grana liam Minister at Washington 10 csde
everything 10 the Americans and to decree to the
70 any ship Of war which might be America
vita hostile intentions
The Acting United States Consul at Aspinwan Mr. Nor
re writes In confirmation Of the above, foowv-
The difference between the United States and the rcpub-
lie likely to be amicaoy arranged, the Exeoa
tive has, ead been authorized by Congress to settle
at once and on the best possible terms astruoons VIII
ran on the subject
This in corroboraon Of what have heretofore sad,
that matters would be adjusted without difficulty.
President Buchanan 10 the "Solder's Home''
to morrow where he will remain during the hot weather.
attending regularly, however, at his onse in the WhiAs
House. Secretary Cas- viii remain n his post during tAe
season. His family enjoying the delights a -
bathing, and win join him here about the LIST Of Sepsmbss
Secretary Floyd oontempates brief sojourn 1 old Pcas
Comfort.
The Navy Department received 10 day letters from
Commodore Mervne ., Panama, and Captain Montgomsry
commanding the Roanoke, senior officer ss Aspin Ra II
relation to the balance Of walkers nnbuser, three
dred and nfty seven In number which arrived there
recently, in - he says most wreched condition, being
In state Of utter desaton. Al the time Of the sailing
OF the mail steamer decision had boon arrived
10 what disposition would be made OF them a. be va
somewhat embarrassed 70 his future movements A
few Of them-some dfy in number-who principally
from the North, to be sent Boston board sAs
Cyane. II Is reported In quarters that all Of them
will be sent 10 Boston. list Of all the nlbusters giving
their names and where they embarked FROM also
ceived ct the Navy department They principally
from New York and New Orleans. when they arrived
At AspnwAl their supplies In nlhy oondaoo thaA
the aaain compelled 10 throw them overheard and
furnish them from his ship.
In Naval Court No to-day much documentary evidence
submitted In the OF Lieut., Dulany the charge
OF dishonesty In money matters. Bayard Smith, of thia
city, was also examined - . government witness II
Couys, No and M Conn,andev errct and Iie,,.n.,,
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f'n'no con'nueo Aocumu"ahs ''sn nony |" prove en-
cheney. The Jacge Advocate In Court No. suggested
that an sa,ouypment for oev veek, vrou,d N. .r..,
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isVor 70 me JUDGES Ao'ooase hey nAd oeen requires
10 prepare synopsis OF the testimony In each for ths
examination Of The Secretary cf thu Navy and tia Pr~s
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dent Ihn announcement startled omoers and counsel
inc 'uase Auvoo 70 Pcpsc y nol.A " 'nc ~sumo,
ny ana oy .nu ynopss .ncy were 70 snx o, sNim
~ ony ono on ue many iarooA ioa3ures Oh me wnose
preended naval REFORM
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KANSAS AND MISSOURI LAND GRANTS ADJUSTED
NV cuIxy JUSTICE YoR UTAH ETC.
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