The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
THE KANSAS QUESTION IN the HOUSE.
ADOPTION OF THE CRITTENDEN SUBSTITUTE.
ACTION OF THE SENATE.
The Army Bill Cut Down to
Three Regiments.
ARRIVAL OF A NEW MINISTER FROM MEXICO,
&C., &c, DO.

Our Special Washington Despatch.
7HE KANSAS BILL POPULARITY OF THE PROPOSED
BANKRUPT LAw-ARRIvAL OF NEW MINISTER
YROM MEXICO, ETC., ETC.
WASHINGTON, April I, 1885,
assertaned from the Clerk Of the House today that
upwards of three hundred thousand names attached to
pesitiOns received in favor Of general Bank
vupt law Senator roombs expected here tomorrow,
when the bill will be immediately taken up.
Gov Chase OF Ohio, has been very active with the re-
pubcans House induce them 70 vote against the
amendments to the Senate Kansas bill well as To the
ban, seeing how they would s.ultfy themselves. The
OHIO delegation the Of taking that course
ey in fact voted for slavery should the peo
PIC Of Kansas say they will have slavery Had the Ohio
delegation voted they at time disposed some
few democrats knowing their disposition, prepared
to change their votes and kill the bill thus leaving open
for bill. The administration party are rejoced at
tho sutied position the republicans have PLACED them
selves in.
Jusrez who Is contendng with Zuloago for the govern
Of Mexico has sent Minister to the United States.
He arrived in The Tennessee, and is understood the
way TO Washington. The Zulosgo government has been
recognized by Minister Mexico and therefore the
Of Juarez cannot be recognized here under
the present condition Of Affairs
mistake occurred my despatch last night to vi
aaurr and loan the United States. The word "not"
should have been erased Vidaurr does seek loan
not the customs revenue, he has control
that His agent, understand, is now in New York.
The following combinations Of Msrshas, Navy Agents
District Attorneys, Surveyors Posmasters and Consus
made in Senate day
Ut. Martin, Marshal, Western District Virginia.
j. 7. Wiley, Marshal, Eastern District Virginia
L. Summers, Marshal, Iowa.
T.R Doboney, Marshal, Kentucky.
G. p. Clever, Marshal, New Mexico Territory.
T. S. Bryant, Marshal Eastern District Mis- -ui.
". Selden, Marshal, DBtri:t Columbia. %
". f. Linn Navy Agent, Washington city.
j. c. Spencer U. s. Attorney, Northern District York.
j. NJ Gregory u s. Attorney, Eastern District Virginia.
H. Tompkins, u 8. Attorney, New Mexico Territory
ID. W. Vorhees, Z. 3. Attorney, Indiana
7. b. Chdress u. s. Attorney, Middle Dist Tennessee.
=. Barton Kay, U. 5. Attorney, District Columbia
G s. Connor, o. S. Attorney, New Jersey.
W. ID. Roy Collector, Vicksburg, Mississippi.
j. X. Shay, Surveyor of Customs Port Alexandria, Va
Johnston, Surveyor Of Customs, Fredericksburg Va
J. Bohannon, Surveyor Of Customs, Fast river Va.
r. H. Webb, Surveyor OF Customs, Suffolk, Va.
p g. Probasco Surveyor Of Customs n Brunswick, " j.
W. Havens, Surveyor OF Customs, 6reenport N. York
8. Norton Surveyor Of Customs, Port Jefferson, Y
CIV Merchant, Surveyor OF Customs, Dumfres, Va.
HT Rouertze, n Y, Consul. Galatza, Moldavia-
]. r Kooken, Pa, Consul, Trinidad de Cuba.
C. c. Newkerck, ". Y, Consul Ia Union, San Salvador.
J. s McMicken, Texas Consul Acapulco, Mexico.
W. I. G. Smith, y. Y, Consul, Shanghae.
J. T. Lansing, N Y, Consul, Arica, Peru.
J. w. Gorham, Mass. Consul, Jerusalem.
W. H. Morse, Mass, Consul, St. Jago, Cape de verdes.
C. Croswel, Wisconsin, Consul, 81. Petersburg
A. G. CaiAn, Maze, Consul, Prince Edwards lslant
J. Hogan, Postmaster 81. Louis, Missouri.
j. Hanna, Postmaster, Camden, New Jersey.
W. Jones, Postmaster, Washington city