, 1860-04-04
FROM WASHINGTON.
From tta Hew York Herald. {Pro-slave1y.}

FROM WASHINGTON.
From tta Hew York Herald, {PFo-slavs1Y.}
WARRINGTON, Marrh &th. 1st9.
senator Wilson, who has failed in bringing
forward Judge Read, Of Pennsylvania, ~ can
didate for tho Presidency, hss been absent from
MS public dut es some time. which lessena bis
chances Of being candidate fnr the Vics Pre-
stdency. His friends think bis hsrce opposition
to the two yeara amendment in Massachusetts,
President, especially as he was FIRST elected by
the hnow'Nothines to the United States Senate
when they were advocating t"entJ-one years
tot foreigners, which he indnrsed.
Senator Seward entsrtaiued his political
friends ut dinner to-day, and this evening threw
open the doors Of his flospnabie mansion 10 ~
who desired to- cail--to nauJ who arc CONSTANT
friends, and some who have not before paadh'm
their respecta.. It is 4 singular fact that many
politicians who will vote for the Republican |
nominee, whoever he may be; respectfully de-
cline attending Dir. Sewarda weekly leTees,
because they desire to avoid the slightest sus.
picion Of commitment 10 any man until Ch'ca-
10 speaks. The social in1ueace Of such enter
taiumeuts Us aFc Eiyen ut Senator Stewards
tends to commit men to certain extent Gam
eron, Wade, Feksenden, Trun'btl}i, PenplnEton.
Hickman, Uaskn and others who are talked Of
as candidates for the Prestdency. do not give
weekly enterta uments. They hold different
hand and play according 10 the cards they hold.
The Judiciary Committee. 10 whom Was yes
terdar referrea the special message Of the Pre-
sident, hare not drtermsoed what course they
viii pursue. The impression prevaiit, how
ever. ihat the msioritr will report a series OF
resolutions sustaining the action Of the House
in appointing The Covode Select Committee to
inres igate alleged frauds md repslling execu-
tive interference.
There will. undouhtcdly> be minority report
| susta;n;nu The nosition OF the President, aud
rrcomnend;no the trars{er Of the duties im-
nosed vpon he Coycue Committee to the Judi
ciary or some other standing COMMITTEES Of the
House.
Mrssrs. Rarr. Irvine. Garnett, Yerree aud
Harris of MARYLAND. have been appointed se-
| ,rrt rnmm;ttrc hv 3he Sneaker of the House,
m III Tt,rye raso1nt;on for m investication Of
| ce,tn;c contracts In conuectiou with tue pudic
stores Of New York.
NJ Hnams1G' from The Aenss commttse .1s % o.
viii otfsr. to compei Ford to answer certain
questions re,ative 70 arrangements wh:c., be
made with tha lohhv md sonIs country editors
| previous to lis election III printer which Ford
has declined doing, Ford Is wiling to stste ar
| rauremeuts made since lu. not before his H.
| lection,
Wr, Ford, House Printer, backed by responsi-
t bic pa,ties, las purchased Wendeiva entire
printing establishment, taking m invoice price,
real estate and all Il is understood he intends
Stating q Republican paper, aud will advocate
the chicago UuQllUliCD. .DIetefIfnE. how eTeT. the
| nomination of Cameron.
On Monday next Mr, Hooper, delegate from
Utah, will appear before the COMMITTEE On Terri
tories to prutest against any atsempt OF Con-
sress to divide up tue Territory OF Utah, and
thus destroy tie present government there:
a numoef o. persons, Including some OF Tue
hole! keepers IN Gharlesson. have arflseo mere.
and hare called upon some Of tue members OF
the National Coz mtttee in regard to statements
which have been made ct exorbltans charges
which 1t Is said hotel Keepers and others are IN
posing upon the people. hey pronounce tue
statements ia'se, oud say that no undue adFan-
tage WILL De taken o. delegates and others who
propose attending the Contention: They also
state that ample ac1omodat'ons will oe provided
| Tor al1 visitors. rms assurance from people ot
Charleston will hAre good elect upon the Com
m'ttee.
[Ftom the n T11cs Tee:raph.c Correspondence March
:@h1 :.
The appointment Of English As Marshal OF
1ndiana nus produced great f4re'u9 IN tie
Administration household. A Ar. Foorhees
ayn;nst Il in tha na,ne of thu 4dn';nstra1iou
Democrats in Indiana. After he concluded his
remarks, Mr. buchanan replied, ''&r. VOORHEES,
the President, be!e1se, Sir, Is vested with The
nppoiutiux power, aud lie has exercised 1t. !
have no olher answer for you Sir" Mr. Voor
bees. learn arows bis determination to sup
port Douglas. as tue heuyiest blow he can gise
| back, and Senator Fucb DECLARES Ills purpose
appo;ntee is father to lion. Wu,. II. English