The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-29
THE LATEST NEWS.
Cur sp. cl.l w 9. ns.x,on Despatch.

Cur canA w a. hscgton Dospafnns
THE hASsAs QUtsrIoS-1Hs PORsi9s APPOINT
Mhszs-rag MISSIONS TO KNGLAsp AND FEAs0s
qHs AshO0ArIos or Tak CLAyToH 8CLwEx
TpS~TY-sns PeOiFIo RAILROAD PsOJscr-CoL
LHCTOK soBBLL's PoerrI0s AND PkosPEcrs, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Apel 20, 1853.
Tee p,evNrs question called by Mr. Step lens
70 cay ths Kansas b, permit discussion n
Siii te moved TO at least such the present
ntenton- The Ohio bad voted for taking up the
oil have again goce back 10 the opposition Htho South
an neo prove true tho bill will carry; and v Is said
hessrs Shorter Quman have consented 10 vote for
1t, Instead Of going with tho black republicans.
Tho foreign appointments Jet remaining open viii al
be disposed Of bofcro the Adjournment Of Congress- and
socn as tho Kansas Sgo cut OF the way Contrary TO
gooen expecta'on there will % no change IN either The
mission 70 England France Mr.. Dallas Will be psr
maied 70 remain, though 1t PROBABLE mad he rendered
his resignation would have been accepted He s moi be
removed Since the acceptance Of Mr. kasonp resignation
Ill parties Virginia, including tho members Of tue Legs
Asure havo pettcued tho President him remain at
prs understood the request hes bsen acceded to
Mr. ChemAa viii present tho resolution from tno Hou o
Committee Foreign relation the subject OF the az
too Bulwer treaty the 6rst opportunity. The resou.
ton recommends the mmed ate abroeason of frosty
IN tho most emphatic terms and oeprecates any renewal
u nesosiaaors There s this difficulty In tho way that
unless negotiations resumed WHEN the treaty is a,r
gated leaves Eugand free to on and coonze the Bay
kIand and in that case would hsve 10 enforce the
Monroe doctrine by pbys,l msans, city submit TO
disgrace sfer oil exclamation. Az the inativesn
bostlies Congress evnces no disposition 10 grant any
power. Nsgstatons viii, therefore, undoubtedly DO
tered into There Is 10 beueve the Epgsh gov
eminent will otter sny streug opposition {, tbs sb ogsou
OF the treaty Sir Goe Gus +ey, It u understood,
pected his instruct ons, which were open negotiations
on subiecs Of Central America, the worry steamer
VIII Oh bro gat the news Of Lord PAmeSstons defeat In
Parliament
The Houi Pacific ,iroad Committee met this morn
ing, but no vo,o VS. had upon any proposition the
feeling Of OF the committee Is favorable 70
porting ill., but ye have bsen dxod. 1T is
I'm probable hat ary III will pass this Congress-
The Pros,c ont has CIV ntimslon that he VIII not
seed In Collector 81 he 5 nomin iyo, has been as
serted On the ntrasy, he eHcs hs confidence in
Mr. scbels honesy snd fitness. or course, II there
an bis. republicans or oppou Of tho adminsr alton.
either In the Custom House other government ofces,
expected they vii gtvo place the faithful AZ to
u "a abbes In New York the President will not initiate
tho OK mpe OF CT Pierce by taking Sides but very
probable u they don't settle their disputes amongst
them ,yes BIO may be forced 70 kick them all overheard
NE GENERAL NEWSPAPER pEPATca
WASHINGTON A ri %, 1858,
The indications are that DO houses will vote On Tho
Kansas tort morrow
nbsii h. both the new regiments CT volunteers VIII
DO MOUNTED, md PROBABLY ria rncy csunos Co
called cut nS operations o. Importance be
pushed forw the passsg, OF the Deficiency Appro
priaaon TILL Upon which end the operations in Ut h
and ths fsrw.r.Dg Of tho trains ami supplies for tho
army,