The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26
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LORD NALMbsBUkY's DEsP ATCB-Moss. BELLY AND
CENTRAL AsERIcAn AFFAIss-oFFrciAL pas
PATCHES FROM GOVERNOR CUMMIsG-gax UNITED
STATES TREASURY, Brs.. ETC.
WASHINGTON. June 25, 1888
By lord ka'mesburys despatch the rgnt Of search
been practically abandoned. In considering the sbsvaa
principle there drultcs way o. looa ~ slave
tade treaties exist The principle is practically assu
doned and understood that the whole mater will be
considered and promptly set ed basis prevent fu
ture trouble
As,bere have been spumber Of statements 10 ,hs ue.v
papers 70 tue present position Of the BSsh eovernueot
the question Of the right or search which do not q,
pear sufficiently expich msy say, In addition 10 my
despatch 10 the gER.Sp OF the 2sd inst ppAnyice
Cen Cass ofc 81 communications the cub that thu
Britain government absndons no, Only the practice a.
search or visit, but also the principle
The French government has uadoubtcdly dissvoved
cfciay, through Coun, ssrugss any coposotion with
Belly and other French English spssala,crs in Central
American snaiya-
The War Department has received dispatches froua.
General Johnson, ~ Camp Scott, May - They COO
tain but LILLE In addition 10 ~ha, has been Published in TIA
newspapers General Scott and the Secretary OF wss
were sometime In consultation this morning the
tents the only significant festure heretofore rssa
toned Ia that Governor Cumming had asked 6cnsr>k
Johnston n he could furnish him win military force
should no require II, to arrest the Mormon leaders
General Johnston replied that he could not unt the
rival OF supplies II would appear from this that oovcv
Cumming does not feel 10 sure of governing Utsb
without the army
runcr has found Ne vaT into one Of the tew. ysrk
papers thai Governor Arnold, Of Rhode Ishud .
candidate for the Comm ssiopershp Paraguay
he was ebeck and mech" WITH Mr. Burgess, from the
same STATE. We have seen lser from sov. Arnold,
stating that the report entseIy unfouncsd tssa he
not and was applicant for the pace; and that
be would not 90 be spre,sted We do 10. wonder
Of ths for the Governor anhoueh PECULIARLY sned Tor
the trvs, s Of largo fortune, literary tAAss and n
perfectly bsppy and coosenAed ~ home.
M Appleton tho present Assistant secretary OF STATE.
talked Of person ikely 10 receive the tp-
pobiment; but doubs the sblcst ucxoussor In no
United States vii suossed in mskias satisfactory ar
rangemeu, With lopez withou; bayrg half dozen neba
drausht steamers 10 escort hin, 70 Assumption
The follow ng shoxs c,ndSon Of the United stsa,s
Treasury on the 2sa sssani;-
Amount on receisrss''''''' sss'.ss........ As27tsl
Draib pad l,tboTfs
Drafts ssued.sss l,OsS6Jo
Inoreass.. ...s..-............. 3,7soeiS
There APPEARS TO be no foundation for the siateeni In
Soma newspapers tina. Judge Roosevelt would be sent
Minister 70 Paris
Mr. Bee has been ro-apponted Postmaster 81 owegcs
Mes YcsS The President considering oter spplicA
tone Tor pcsmsNers for New YORK state and Is unaar
tHod, Will decide On them 70 morrow.
rur csrRRAL sKwsPArxp prsrArCH.
wAsmseros June %, 1853.
An imporsao, errcr was made In yesserdsys desp~scA
in relation 70 the letIss Of Mr. Dallas Of hs sh Il JuSs