The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

Our Difhculties with New Graz
NADIA and Paraguay.
The Object of Sir VIM. Gore 0useley'l
Mission.

Our Special Washington Despatch.
THE KANSAS R1PoKT AND HOW 1T IS PROPOSED TO
DISPOSE or rT--PROPosRD RATIONAL F0UNDRIEs-
TIN wILLIrT's POINT INVESTIGATION TIN OAss-
HBkRAN TRSATY-THs OPPOSITION TO THa ARA
QUAY REvOLUTrON--rHE TRUE SECRET OF SIR VIM.
CORR OUsxLYY'B MISSION. ETC.
WASHINGTON, April q, 1853.
II tho intention OF tho friends Of tho administration
In the House 70 the previous question TO morrow on
the adoption Of the report Of the Conference Com mee
on tho Kansas bill II that motion sustained, Of coarse
tho bill will pass Should 1t net succeed, the discussion
will then BIO kept opon and become general The oppoh
ton purpose the previous question does not prevent
offer amendment cutting the bill in two, audi dis
cardipg everything relating TO Lecompton, prcss the
passage that portion alone Of tho English bill which dc
cares that Kansas shall not be admitted State till she
has the requisite population for member Of Congress-
and that this shall tho rule In foture In the admission
of all new States This amendment will be ruled out OF
order by the Speaker, as the report Of conference CON
mitee cannot be amended must eithor be accepted
rejected.
The Englsh bill does not give Kansas any moro land
than has been usual to give the States and which by
usage she wi be entitled to whenever admitted So far
from being bribc In fact strikes out sixty million acres
which in the original bill given 70 two contemplated
railroads.
Robert J. Walker supports the Conference bill He pro-
badly does not IKE tho back eeat assigned him in the op
position Douglas to night he will oppose tho
bill to tho end.
II is semi officially announced in the Union that the
Treasury Department will rol ask for loan Of thirty
Millions docs not intend TO fund the Treasury notes
There doubt however, the Secretary will ask Con-
gress for discretionary power TO increase the issue Or
Treasury notes az . temporary cxpedcnt Mr.. Cobb
foli dan
a. to largely augment the revenue. Tho amount Of
Treasury notes outstanding made up 70 today, Ia
| only sSlss,Ooo.
Tie House Committee Military Affairs have been en-
gagged investigating the subject of the establishes Of
national foundries aud the encouragement of the
facture Of American iron. Tho general policy Ia to con
sruct least five steamers year for she OF the
tho machinery 10 be made at the government. foundrics
and also TO manufacture style OF ordnance. The
bl which the committee prepared 10 report provides
for tho establishment Of more national fouudries
appropriates sufficient money to purchase ground and
commence buildings sites to be selected by tho Secretary
Of War under direction OF the President who will appoint
Board Of Military officers 10 report on the various local.
TICS The bill will probably become lax this Congress.
TIE wlllett's Point Investigating Committee Will report
in a couple Of weeks. Prosper ~ wetmore figures con
spcuously the transaction. Richard Scholl, John G.
Nathcr and OK Mayor Mckc, are summoned to appear
| this week.
Mr. GiIlct WIS nominated to-day Solicitor OK the
| Court Of CLAIMS, vice Blair
| GereraI Herran, the New Granadzn Minister, conf
IDENTIFY expects the next steamer will bring Of the
ratification by both branches OF Congress at Dogoa OF the
Cs Herran treaty, by which full redress 70 be given
for Panama oursgcs II this expectation should b
| verified negotiations will at DO commenced for
proper postal convention with New Granada In case tho
treaty should be rejected the President VIII report thu
Il A.I.-
whether the Executive s 70 have the power TO enforce
respect for tho nag of tho United states and redress
outrages citizens
The opposition offered TO Tho uton regarding Para
quay looks as there determination on tho part
Senator's 10 refuse all power TO the President 70 have
| rights respected by foreign governments.
slr william Gore OuBeley has not yet communicated "a
this government the Of b presence bore IL q DO
lc, Cd In diplomatic circles that Is the determination o
England At all hazards TO maintain posscsson OF Oh,
island Of Ruaian for the purpose Of terrifying III,
Gibraltar OF Central Americs. Mr.. Buchanans know
feeling against The British Interpretation put upon IN,
Cay top Bulwer treaty, abi bis rccommendaton to have
abrogaed, doubtless induced Lord Palmorson 10 scuC
Mr. ouseey here 10 be hand when tic Clayton a1l So
mousiroery is disposed Of and then urge treaty
which will waive the question Of tho Bay Islands No ad
vcoa have got been received by Lord Napier the sub
jec rom tie Cabinet In England but they will prcba
ty whom received continue the previous policy In thu
event tho complications will be Of serious character
Fnglan1 WILL doubtless, in the absence OF any treaty
pIocee 10 Vrlfy gua.an, proceeding which cannot b
permitted by the Untsd sta'os No treaty will DO nego
tated With England which vi recognise IN any way he
coorzaan schemes at tho Belize Bay Islands. II TIN
qrct ton n the President would not cote
INTO any moro triangular treaties with Grca, Britain OF
tho uject Of Central America but, under existing cir
cusianooe, II probable General Cass will cndoavor 4
cgoct treaty which viii dispoge OF the subject rh'
rrrrc, Of satisfactory conclusion Is not naiterng fo
tho Faner1tor policy prevails England viii not c,rsen
10 give her rrsersions land this lie The real secro,
oUse'eJ 8 extraordinary mission.