The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-03

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FA0Es-rDs tOxEi0r MISSIONS RUAO~xO Diff
GUILTY BSa WIEN GOvESkOk CUMMING AND GEMS
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ON HAND 0BNERAL BoUsrOSe FUrUKu Move
NSNrs- WHAT II GENERAL LAMAR nOISa DOWN IN
NIoAxAGUA!-THx Casa OF JUD0s wArsoUs src
wAsuIsGrOs, Juno .. 1853
ID reported tbss Q telegraph despatch has been re-
oesvrd At W Bsithh Legation Informing tbeu that tm
pcstaDt dispatches By mall the way o. satsfso
tori and pacific character With reference y The affair q
The cruissss
No change will b made 10 the Prsoch missioa FOR The
present Tho Legislature Of Virginia has msmcriaIissd
ne President 70 permit Mr.. Mason to remain. Mr.
@deu Will probably soooeed him aer tho close Of this
Copgye0
John r. Socttoa, Of New Jersey, has been appointed
Minister 10 swtssr'anA Joseph Chandler o. eeuusyL
vanla, win probably 30 TO Rome J. p O'5uiItvaa, Of
Oslcrpa has been appointed C,osuI ct Singapore and
J. Hstss. Of Georgia, Consul 70 rurts Island.
The applicants Tor the mission Paraguay are already
very Dumerous Tho Of nr Fitzpatrick OF Florida;
Mr. Hazrs late Of the Onion; Mr. Coesoo sad General
Buges. Of Rhode Island. are strongly pressed.
The State Department has not received asy o,Al intel,
ueenoe BY last arrived mail from Nicaragua feom our
mister Lamar. beyood what hes been published 10 the
d,RAID. Tho department expected ore foil ana i'm
ostaat dispatches and supposed the Of not reoev
ing them WAS the sctrcss OF General Lamar.
Commodore vasderbit asd bis agest, we"stey arrived
here last evening they epdesvorics 10 mako
arrangement With our government In the Yrissrr
freely deseHed Webster says that be has purch Ased
The Transit steauers for vsDoerbi be therefore wants
government 10 protect him in hts rights.
Is evident from letters received here OF latest date
from the headquarters Of the army Utah written BY
Iurr in tha
Governor Cumming aud general Johnston had 10,
bad that free comm upioaiion With each other which
would DO expected from their reis i've oi dal .,
sitions II appears that Governor Cumming kept
General Jobps,on in the oak good deal TO bis
merits and purposes is fes'cs BY soue shst suoh .
state Of things may either prove disastrous 10 the object
Of governu ent In citing expensive expedition
or brtg about difficulty between the civil and military
power
Tho report that General Houston cone expe
dtou into Mexico Is without shsdo~ o; foun iaton
Immediately the adj nmeOt Of Copsre tde Gosera
~i return 70 fexas aud remain here unn the meeting
Congress.
good deal Of anxiety Ia felt BY Sanders, scheu ana
obeTs ct the prospect OF The osng leaving their
commissions Enacted Upon. In such event their
missions would expire.
The House JUDICIARY Committee met this morning, and
took vote the question Of impeaohcg Judge wssrous
Of Texas The stood four for four against Both
sides w he allowed 10 report resolutions the ,uso
when Congress whi take such action seems proper
The committee have been eassgcd almost the
sion, At very heavy coet 70 the government,
Official Information has been communicate to govern
confirming the statements published Of rioh gold
discoveries In Washington Territory.
Tho sessiou Of Congress wl probably be extended for
few days. the Senate they cannot get through
~ hsoyu hv ThA \
Jones, that the next secession stalI Novsm
Der, will be pressed, and Is believed viii carry ss
II understood the administration h strongly In favor
OF Il
TIE GENERAL Syw&APH
wAsaIsoros, June 2, 1858
The Impression general shs, toe .essoo Of Con
sress Will be prolonged beyond Monday. probably t~o
weeks The Senate have yet dispose OF seven eight
public appropriatcp bills and have made British a.
sressoo resolutions the special order for Saturday
addition 70 this there other business requiring the con
current action OF that body
Certain actions were brought sgsinst Collectors and
olhtr federal officers New York, Mr. McKeou then
District Attorney pursuance OF special orders gene
raj Instructions appeared and took measures for thor de-
fence While the actions peodins Mr.. McKeon vas
superseded by hr scdswck hence the Questions by
the Secretary Of the Treasury the Attorney General
who Aas decdedTirs that the Dstrcs Attorney cannot
In any case charge more for his services tnAn tho
fee bill expresly allows him 10 receive second that
when . Ministerial or other odnser IL suod Cor IA
oct done IN Tho lawful dnchsrge Of his duty,
the government who employed hin ia bound to sand be
tween him and the consequences t,at IL done ct tue 70
quest Of the department that hs for 70 psy him such
Of money may b. Agreed upon, and taAt The act
IA done bad Nth, the ofcsr 70 IKE care OF himself
and thru thas b for ths Secretary Of she Treasury
h discretion, 70 decide whether the outgoing attorney
shan cease al communication with the pcadiug suits
against the Coeco but TIN, where the Gases have been
prepared by the late Attorney bettcr 10 employ him
- an Aesistant
The report concerning The steamers Foltou aud slyx
believed 70 DO fass. The hes been current here
for three Gays but up 70 last night the had
received 70 Information on che subject