The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-29
THE LATEST NEWS.
Our Special Washington Despatch.


THE INV YORK OFFICE HoLDERs-rHH MEXICAN IN,
BgoGrro--TnE FRENCH AND ENGLISH MINISTER'S on
THE QUi yTyE-TnE PANAMA NAIL STEAMER CON
TRAcT@THE NEW CHAIRMAN or THE HOUSE, COM
POLICY or THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN the DEPARTMENTS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Nov Is 1853.
The guiotIne cannot be brought work in the Of
Mr. sche partly because the New York politicians
no, agreed upon for him large portion q
them are favor Of the appointment OF Mr. Taylor the
late unsuccessful candidate Lieutenant Governor
Mr. sicklcs friends insist upon the appointment Of
f. b. Hart as Collector, and will not accept any other
name But s said that the President does not dis
posed 10 have his admin Bronsonized and s.
sche stands very good chance TO remain where he Is
Mr. MaSuan will call upon the President morrow and
lay before him his budget Of Information about Mexico
II il doubtful the administration accept his propos
ton Cor loan taking lands in Sonora Lower California
a. security seems he has full powers from President
Juarcz and loan this time Of few millions would DO
most opportunc Perhaps, however, the administration
win take such chance Of getting Lower California
Sonora.
Mr. worraii, who accompanies Mr.. Maguan, ex-
PEELED from Mexico for submitting 70 the forced loan
lie is an English subject and holds largo number Of
English bonds lie Ii on his way TO England 10 submit
the whole matter TO tho British government
Tho British and French Minister'S 10 manifest great
interest just In regard 10 the Mexican imbrogho
They seeking every to onlghten themselves
upon The subject.
Tie extraordinary activity around and attentions to tho
gentlemen jus. from Mexico, by Lord Napier and
Count sartges, worthy Of note and is regarded sig
nacant il said by the foreign Ministers whose gov
ernmenis arc surrounding Mexico with numerous war
vessels tina, is simply 10 press thor claims, and
obtain justice Why did they not do this befores Why
wait TIL there Is government with sufficient means and
power givc satisfactory Why press especially upon
the constitutional government Juarezf The answer win
give key to their designs.
Parties connected with the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany here 10 urge renewal Of their mail contract
In view o the state the Treasury and q the conduct
IL this company in its schemes break down rival lines
and heavily California passengers by subsdizng Van
derbt and other Ways, is not likely that these par
ties viii Re able to got renewal Of such heavy subsidy
from government.
Mr. Pheips &c Missouri has arrived, and viii confer
with the administration on The financial condition and
prospects Of the country. II Is understood he viii DO
Chairman &C the Committee u wsys and Means, Of the
House in place Of clancy Jones. Is considered his
former position on that committee AMI h. having been
mo-. active member II II, entitle him y the position.
n IA thought thcro will be positive recommendation
for any, or il any but slight, modification OF the tariff
INC gradual and honlhfu increase Of tho business and
SUMPTION II the country will probably shortly bring M
the revenue the oxigenoics of government Besides,
there IL disposition tho dcfartmcnsto resrench and 10
ask Cor less amour, Of money. As example, II may be
noticed that In tho Indian Department several heavy sums
demanded by superintcndcnis ~ Indians cut down.
Superintendent Hcnly, o. California, asks Tor three
hundred thousand dollars FOR the Of tho Indian
reservations. The department recommends CITY THOUSAND
only other and departments cf the service
Superintendent Iienly TO be removed II Is supposed
War Department win not require much for Utah and
other extra services NY two millions as last year.
Mr.. Guthrie Secretary OF the Treasury, came b
Washington last evening Ills visit u private Hc
speaks with confidence o. the prospects q tho Louisville
and Nahvilc Railroad about which he has been aborne
arduously since be left the Treasury Department.
Mr. Phelps. OF Missouri determined 10 push the Pa
cino Railroad scheme through ths session possible.
The report q the COMMISSIONS Of Indian Affairs will d
unusually interesting this year II will exhibit tho adssi
rsbe working Of the prcssst system of cducatoa, u
teaching the rid tho arts Of husbandry. IA VIII
have Immediately under these influences are rapidly
| approximaiing 10 n state OF civilization.
The Register Of The Treasury reports that the sale
public lands this year will auo@t 70 three millions u do
Lrs.