The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-17

On the 9th OF June nothing had been heard Of Captain
Marcy.
The army 1t Camp Scott were in very good health.
When about sixty miles west Of Fort Laramie Messrv
hasen and Nickerson passed by Mormon express
from sal Lake City, May II bound Council Bluffs, Ths
express party reported that Governor Cumming had re
turned from Salt Lake to Camp Scott with Themselves bat
that they expected he would back again 10 tho city
medately They also represented everything Is quiet
and Indicative of peace in the Mormon capital.
Cur Special Warrington Despatch.
WASHINGTON, June 16, 1863.
The Senate has adjourned. Twelve Indian treaties
have been laid over. There open session today
for few minutes to consider Mr.. Mssons resolutions
with regard to the British cruisers, and the question OF
the right Of search visitation The resolutions passed
unanimously.
Mr.. Fame was confirmed to-day a. Marshal Of Kassas
in place Of Dennis, removed also, Mr. Smith survsys
Of the Customs at port in Northern New York. The sp-
poinment Of Mr. Vaudeville Surveyor General OF CALI
fornia after lengthy debate between Messrs Brodero
and Gwin, was laid over.
Tho missions TO France, England and Spain have nss
been acted upon by the President
The President was not able to sit up dinner to day.
The excessive labor 1t the end the session of Congress
seems 70 have pros.rated him.
messenger, bearing special dispatches from the
Briiish Admiral in the American Lord Napier.
rived here yesterday The Admiral had given orders 70
the cruisers 10 desist from all interference with vessels
bearing tho American flag, and had promptly despatched
fast vessel TO cruisers the OF Cuba with those
orders As far the Admiral and the under big
command concerned there will be further trouble,
at least until instructions arrive from England Lord
Napier reiteratcs the statement, received from
the Admiral, that orders had been given By the
British government to the cruisers, and that they had
acted with imprudsnt zeal upon orders given many
years ago.
Lord Napier leaves Washington today for some dAys.
LAZY Napier leaves the day Alter for the summer.
The Navy Department has news from the steamers Fu
ton and water Witch at Cuba, and from the Colorado &C
St. Domingo. The captain OF the Colorado represents
President Baezs situation very critical, and affairs
there as In q state Of great disorganization.
The dispatches from General Johnston a. Utah to &C.
neral Scott In substance to the effect teegraphed
heretofore. They cautiously worded, and the
precision made Ia somewhat different upon dlferenG
members Of the administration Unofficial letters from
officers OF The army free In anguageAn moro
positive a. to tho hostility OF the Mormons. There
doubt as 70 The fact that the Mormons strengthen
to .a- r--sss--- rv army ana the Dspa.snasss
are under the impression that the Mormons are preparing
10 1eht while members of tho administration deem
the recent news TO be rather tingcd with military spirit
and have more confidence In Governor Cumm,r "a ds
spatches The dispatches Of General Johnston have
20 been communicated 10 Congress or to the senate
In iu executive capacity
The contract with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
has been extended year by the Postmaster General
and Secretary Of the Navy under authority OF previous
law correspond with the term Of the contract with The
mail steamship line on this side 10 Aspinwal.
There IL fierce war between the parties who hAve
made the contract Benjamin. Ia scro and otners-wth
the Postmaster General and the sloo party about the
TehuAntepec route. While the Postmaster General has
made contract with those who appeared to be in posscs
son Of the route, with tho obss only OF facilitating the
establishment OF that important route, he has carefully
guarded against committing the department 70 any par
ticuIar interest claim. whoever can establish ther
right and do what the department requires will be pro-
tectod.
The Tehuantepec company-Bcnjamin, La sers ana
others-leave tomorrow FOR New York, 10 raise funds
for their project now sail the contra, made with
them by the Post once Department Suspended waisAg
the required securities.
Mr. Collins, with the Now York Delegates, were wshths
President yesterday trying 10 induce him authorize the
payment due the steamship line. The President did not
deem himself authorized TO comply. The hope " az
pressed that Collins may continue " his vessels under
the existing contract believed that Congress ii the
next session will authorize the payment OF wbs. due
Tho Naval Ceur, Martial SAT TO day on Captain Bout
wells case.
The claim against Russia interesting case Arising
out Of . contract for and ammunition during the
Crmean n 10 said that the Russian Minister has
placed himself In critical stustion. Eminent oounssa
has been employed the par Of elaimsnss-anoug
them Caleb Gushing and Reverdy Johnson Should ths
statements proved such parties concerned sanguinsiy
assert II may cost Mr. socki bis place Minister. no
amount involved several hundred thousand dollars.
Those voting against George " Sanders consrmatoa
e-Mersrs slidel, Benjamin. Clay, Andrew johnson,
Robert johnson, Mason, Bright, Jones, Thonsos M
j. and Polk Those no, vc1ns, Messrs. Fitch, Hunter.
Fitzpatrick and Pearce.
The unfinished business cf the ID about four
fths Of that before Congress hcre about thou
sand bills and joint resolutions OF which two hun
dred were disposed or
NE GENERAL sEwsrAPxp DESPATCH.
wAsurSerov, June 10, 1858.