The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-24
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~ PRINTING AND MAGNETIC TEtEeRAPss.
Interesting from Warrington.

Interesting from WaAhington.
THE FOREIGN POLICY OF THE NEW ADMINIsrRA.
T1os--rBE UNION ARTrcLE-fHE TROUBLES or
THE FIREKATERs-THE IrAU0UBAL-TRE Dali
LAS TREATY-F0REIGH MINISTER'S, ETC.
wAsmsaros, Feb. 20, 1857.
TIE article on "Pussis and s~itzerlani," which sp.
peAred In the Union Of Saturday, exciting eooi deal
Of unnecessary attention. Bsoauss u made ~ sppear
anos the Unssn and because the Uaion has been pur
chased BY Mr. Applssou and y 70 be the organ Of Mr.
Buchanan after The 9Th Of March, The article Is thous
70 DO forsshsaowiBg Of The policy Of the sdmius
usuon regard 70 Central America the Dallas Crea
dos trea.y, 3d. &c. II ior0hadovs nothing but the do
sire Of Dougas Jen Davi. and The IRE 10 force
Mr.. Buchanan into their line Of policy, takes svIu
tsse Of what ~ future position may be TO deceive the
public. narcy had nothing 70 DO with the article he s
opposed 70 H.
10 believed by many here that the recent eccentric
movements Of the Dallas Clarendon treaty the senate
we're oocssicned by the efforts Of NJ. BuchauAn WHEN
here 70 K the treaty before the 4h Of March and sns
repor has given color 70 The surmscs regard 70
Unson article Nothing further from the truth No,
person can be found the oity Of wa,huston TO
Mr. buchanan opened his mouth the subject; ence
shSse reports have eained circulation Mr. Buchanan has,
been heard say that al he knows OF the eay ne 40
CURED nom reading The synopsis Of The Document In tor
NV YoRK HnArp, asd hes done nothing ~ sad n,
msna fof W eeeausSu Nnoee VINO eve ecqusinNo Viz
be peculiar reia Ions Of the President elect ~sn Messts
Dallas Marcy End Pisce EARLY the utter !mpo,
ssbusy Of any interference his ps with the action o.
We present administration In regard 70 the Animation
or rejection Of this treaty.
learn ,hss she ususurai Mr.. Buchsnas is nui,bed
vii be short
The policy Of Mr. Boohsnan respecting our foreign mn
,srs 10 considerably canvassod. The applicants TOR ,ha
nys, clss misAsoas u1li be Numerous. viii BE- exec
ed ~ tho President eecs ths< every minister ooaree
sGs,scs and onsui viii send home his rcs,snnon with.
cpt deA, Teey vii all DO displaced thtro viii pro
badly bs singe exception. Our diploms,c corps 10 ~
10 entirely rcnovssed and rcjuvenAiet.
All the homo officers viii be cnansed rbers 10 TO bc
rotation This 10 certainly the policy Of NJ Bucsapss.
Host the ooiloctsss, posmassoss, marsbals drtc,
s,,orreys Co. will be allowed 10 remain nl their terms
o. ofncc eIprs The remainder viii be removed before
The erprasiou OF their commissions. This information
you may rely upon.
sTuAI DEsrAroB rBs vorK BrsaID.
THE KANSAS yUDGEsHIr-JHE TREATY WITH MEXICO
-epNTRAL CAss AND THE CABIrRT-rBE sUBMA.
INE TELEoRAPH--THE DEFICIENCY BTLL-ruE
APPROPRIATION BILL, ETC. ETC.
wAsuseTos, Feb, 20, 1851.
Tho Senate vas In executive session sgsin 70 day On
the Kansas Judscship, without .comusio any decision
rnc cculty IT, many scna.on deny there s any vacsn
~ "A the President has power W Territorial
Jooses This point Jet unsettled BY tho Judiciary
me supreme Court numssei the OF the Mions
so,s Judge. IL divided In opinion the point motion
"a postpone until the sth Of March l, by vot.
rhe abues bsvo been 10 session the entire day. closing
up the chores OF The present administration.
The new treaty with Mexico hss bot 20 arrived, bu,