The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-24
THE LATEST NEWS.


ter from NTexico-The Fllibuster Movement
Against Observation-Disclosures Expedition
Fitting Out-Thc Divisions OF the New York
DemOcracy-Treaty OF Amity and Concord
Between the Tnmmnny Sachems and ANTI
Tammany Braves-DouSlas In Trouble with
Slidcll and Joncs-S.Svarsl's Presidential
Aspirations, and their Consequences New
York Cny-Reorganixatton OF the Ocean
Postal Service, &C., &c.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Dec 20 1858.
The administration has under consideration the question
OF receiving Senior Malta Mexican Minister. Two ques-
have been raised in the mind Of the Presi
dent to the proprety OF receiving hm-hrst, as 70
whether any government consttuonaly exist whose
is at the city of Mexico; and second to the
ability Of the Juarez government constitutional party,
sustain itself The administration perfectly satisfied
II believed, TO the frst-ihst there is nothing the
constitution of Mexico forbiddng the removal Of tho
of government. The second is boing investigated. The
administration is doubtless inclined to the Minister
especially such act would siren hen the constu
tonal government and might solve the Mexican difficult
ties.
General Cass gives dinner party to morrow, at which
will be General Herran, Senior Ma,a and Senior Aa Sec
Rotary Of State Of Guatamala.
There have been great many applications for the posi-
ton Secretary Of Legation to Spain The applicants
have been chiefly from the class Of gentce oungers that
periodically cut swell in Washington; bat it under
stood nephew OF the Minister Mr.. Preston will be APP
pointed.
There good deal of anxiety about the landing OF tho
nbusers in Nicaragua and there appears doubt that
they have landed teiegraphed to the HERALD yester
day It is said by military men who have served with
and commanded these men other OCCASIONS that two
hundred and y OF them equal to thousand OF any
Of the best troops In the world.
It is understood that Mr Sliiell does not in
tend 10 rest quietly under the personal attacks
made upon him by Mr.. Douglas and his agents is boz
lcvcd Mr.. Sdel viii demand full and immediate re-
traction from Mr.. Douglas that gentleman
reaches Washington.
letter Of Senator Jones, Of Iowa. 70 Judge Douglas
Published in the Gacna Courier and reprinted In the
Washington papers denouncing Douglas saying what
enormously alse is the subject general convcr-
saon among members Of Congress. Il looks a bad case
for the Judge, and II is difficult see how he can come
out Of without resortng 10 the derncr argument OF
pistols. However, 1t is a sense age, and highly
Pick wickan
So many have appeared the recent treaty.
signed scaled and delivered here by which the difficult
ties in your city politics 10 be healed that send sou
copy Of the document ITSELF The signatures OF tho
high contracting powersto wit, the part Of Ttmm,ny
Tower, Purscr, Purdy, Waterbury, Cochrane, Mlcay,
appended 70 the original document As Purifying agents.
Brandroth's pills and Old Jacob rownsends sarsapara
must give place 70 this wonderful panacea. Blrnums
Happy Family will be ccipscd BY the beautiful harmony
which hcnceforth Is 10 reign in Tanmaoy. norcs
THE TREATY.
Article The patronage Of the federal government in
the city o New York 10 be exclusively employed To sus
tain the organization at Tammany Hail.
ARncfF Every person holding on,c under the federal
government, ana falling 10 support the nominations
narg from Tammany Hal, connect ~ Lmself v, th,
sustaining directly o. indirectly any other political CANT
cation shall be dismissed With the same pronptncss thai
thc r,sident removed the Hon. John Mc<eon FOR similar
ARncry That the valuable advertising OF the federal
cratic newspaper devoted 20 constant warfare on the
regular organization, aud slaudcrous aud personal
saults on its candidates.
ARTICLE I. That the regular organization at Tammany
Hall shall sccrrc rcprcse ntlton tho General Commit
tee for 1859 representing p the majority delegates
preponderance Of democratic strength shown at
elections held this facxciuding in ai cscs every PRISON
who has been connected with n republican Know
Noihng orIaniza,on-no person being eligible to nom
hcrshp e any who will not pledge himself TO
sustain the regular organization 81 tho party aBd nh its
nominations, ANA renounce all allegiance 20 other or
CARNATIONS.
AKnrE 5.-A ward committee In be elected in each
ward, consisting OF three from each election district,
which shall be the representative body FOR the ward and
possess tie same powers in respect TO local nominations
as the General Committee possesses IN relation TO those
% the city and county, but the Ward Cominttee
cell primary elections without authority OF the General
AuictE o.-The General Committee Of 1859, before thu
1s ~ July next 70 prepare ami a0opt plan BY which
choice of members Of nominating conventions and com.
mtecs shall be- brought home directly 70 the people
In their respective localities.
Mr. Yulcc the ablc champion Of the Senate Committee
the rost Office and Post Roads diligently engaged in
preparing plan for the establishment or the ocean
mail service He will separate the projected South Anne
riosn lines Brazil tho Atlantic aud Chile on The Paoi-
nofrom the other mail service regarding tnoes
lines commercial and diplomatic measures a. VOL as ON
the ground Of postal facilities. Many Southern members
also warmly In favor Of lines which the pro-
motion Of trade North and South, all tho existing lines
being for the benefit Of the European trade AZ III tho
mail contracts expire the 30th June next tho
rIesen, Congress must ieg'slate the subject
Tie Senator's have resolved occupy their chamber
n the north wing Of tho Capitol reassombng tho
an n January.
many members Of Congress len n day to SPEND
The holidays Al home Tho city shows already the effects
Of the migration
There Ia vigorous effort being made here by the friends
Of VIZ Seward tokon arivacompetitors for the repub
lean Presidential nomination. II is determined TO
him hazards Free Wool Thurow Weeds, 81 course,
the leading pulcr. The intention is to New
York. and II possible, control ne city also. With
Wow your new Comptroller Halves, sto be given unmit
cd power by the Legislature, and will be made fact,
the head Of all OF the city government sew
ard depend upon II, is determined 10 stand aside
longer, either for Banks, Fremont Crttenden one
else
The statement telcgraphed from here that Mr. Butter
worth dismissed clerk in the New York Assay Once
because Of his refusal 10 contribute towards election ex
pcnscs ", as usual cdnord The clerk dismissed
for INSTRUMENTATION and other sufficient On po
cal grounds he should haze hcen dismissed long ago,
he active republican last Presidential election.
Professor Tcrey not understanding that Mr. Botierworth
the responsible head Of the Assay once undertook 70
oppose the Superintsndents decision, but reference 70