The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-13
Affairs NJ the National Capital.

Correspondence OF the Commercial Advertiser
WARRINGTON, Nov. IL, 1859.
The administration has been led TO believe that the
John Brown affair would turn the scale OF the New York
rlecon In their favor aud the apathy OF the democrats in
your city them surprise not 10 say Of in
G9naton. Some OF the members OF the administration
really begin 10 despair of the Union Gen Cas- laws that
he Witnessed the beginning Of the government and
LINES thinks that be may i've 20 see ,s end.
Everything indicates agaiod session Of Congress-
But fortunately, will not be very long session. The
salary law and the removal OF desks from the House of
Representatives. and the anxiety of members take part
IN the Presidential canvass IN their own States, will all
Send toward the termination Of the session early in May
The republicans as learn, are confident Of cectlng
They calculate, Is said, the operation of Messrs.
Reynolds, Haskn and Clark, of New York Schwartz
Hickman Of Pennsylvania Morris OF Illinois, and Adran
OF New Jersey, and others. The anti Iecompton demo
Gratis named only 10 be conciated however by the
appointment OF Mr.. Forney Clerk There are, how
ever, contradictory rumors the subject Mr.. A;kb.
ben, OF California, may have some show also for the
Elerkshp.
1t an extraordinary fact that while many persons are
sclamorDg Tor the employment OF military force in Mexico
Tor the protection Of American interests there and for
encouragement and aid Of the berasts, emergency
has arisen which requires the movement Of troops for the
protection Of frontiers from the nroads OF Mexi
can bandits Prior the orders noticed officially in the
government organ OF yesterday for the movement OF
United States troops from Baton Rouge TO Brownsville
Bructons had been sent TO the United States officers
manding on the Arizona and Sonora frontiers not only
repeal agRressons but 10 follow the enemy, whether In
diaDs or Mexcans into their territory. On the Rio
Grande frontier the United States troops will no doubt
pay little respect the boundary line az the Mexican
auders have done They will invade Mexican terri
tory ana this will be Every thing tends in st.
Tards the inception OF another war with Mexico.
Doubts entertained whether treaty be made
with the narez government, whether that government
can exist another year The President has II is said,
taken position in regard TO Mexico, and what h
we shall when the message appears But II is believed
that he will recommend the seizure and occupation
certain points in Mexican territory for the purpose OF pro-
iectiug not Mexico but tho persons aud property Of
American citizens.
The departments reducing their respective es,i
mates as low as possible TO meet the capacity Of the
Treasury
correspondence OF the Mobile Rogis,erl
WASHINGTON CRY, DOT. 81, 1864
The French Mission s'il remains vacant Although the
White House has boon besat by letters and personal
plcatons from high quarters all over the country the
baton has been rendered no one.
There is a currcn, here OF mportan, political
Changes in Nicaragua, which the friends OF Walker who
Gre this has snugly ensconsced himself Rcan
tenement, augur favorable omens 10 him and his
II said that Martinez contemplate retiring from
1hc Presidency, and that certain parzan leaders hitherto
opposed TO American emigration, have altered their orn
ions and will visit the little gray eyed with an iavi
ration TO Leon II is also believed that Walker has Tor
BONE months been fully of this repaired
10 San Jose for the double purpose Of holding
nicnt distance, and influencing the mind Of the Amcr
Can Minister, who being hot boodSd Southcrner may
not prove very difficult win In that event the long
cherished scheme may be accomplished Al length,
fully and efectnally.
These stories by some chance found their way IN 10
The Executive and into tho OF J. w., who i'm.
mediaiely sen, for gentleman wen known a. up with
Walker and his designs. Wen call him Mr.. G.
'Mr. c." said his Excelency, lido you believe all
thisg' recounng the above. ~ do says Mr. c. "In
leH you what, Mr. e., this Walker " bad mAn-a very
bad map-a borrid, bloody ruilan; and II be goes 20
Nicaragua again III drag him out II am impeachcd
Tor IL.
Speculation Is just beginning reference TO the next
Speakership Of the House OF Representative. 1t hard
likely that straight out republican be elected; he
sncs that party would under present circuns,snnes
prefer some outside Of their osenSlbc organization
oind- Ihcy would prefer man, account ~
IL ponucs wnosc location could command few Southern
.s.~s.-, "ncr words southern with Northern
pimopes such AZ Hherdge. OF Tennessee; Gilmer of
Tom rr;r or Davis Of Maryland, f elected A.
LON Sorwn ne H. growing rabn in hts cxprrsxoaF
i is feared that he cannot carry n vote so,s ~ Ma
question. ' :" oa' I" WY
But IL is rather carly yet Members sr. mo- ,,,,,u i,
ind will not for ten days or So ~ ''"''s 'A'