The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09

relative 10 tho Presidents protesting message will be
tanned by Messrs. Adams and Train Of Massachusetts,
Davis Of Maryland Nelson OF Tennessee, Corwn Of
Ohio, HAskin Of New York, and others. Mr.. Hickman
viii make the closing argument
THE covoDK COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Butterworth has been subpenaed appear again
Tomorrow before the Covode Committee Collector
Sohelis case will come before the House tomorrow.
Gov. wnslow, from the minority OF the Committee,
tains Mr.. Sche in his In his report he denies
The right OF the House to compel the production OF the
papers in question, invasion of private rights He
depcates the action OF the House In such Matters Is
beading 70 turn 1t into odous nquistion, and de-
mics in toto any power In the House pass any law re-
ave TO preserving the purity Of elections, ground
That such matt peculiarly and exclusively the du
lies Of State governments.
Mr. DINncK PEySsYLvAyIA pyMocAAcy
Tho declaration Of Mr.. Dimmick, member Of Congress
from Pennsy lvAnia in favor Of Douglas produced on
explosion among the unofficial democracy this city,
They aege that he has by this course dsregarded the
sarif resolutions OF the convention appointing him
gate TO Charleston he will either be called upon
70 change his determination resign his position They
Say that democratic candidate distinctly committed
In favor Of specific duties iron the ghost OF
chance OF carrying Pennsylvania at the coming Presden
tial election.
RETURN OF THE MEXICAN MINISTER.
Senior Mata has returned here. His dispatches from
Mexico ooarm the report OF the retreat Of Mraon aod
the Of the hberaists learn from him that
Ocampo is not coming here at present. bis services being
desired Juarez Tho interference the French COM
nander in the Gulf with the capture Of the Mramon war
steamer Is considered unwarranted. There prospect
that the protest Of the Spanish commander will receive
early attention.
TELEGRAPH FROM ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA PUGET SOUND.
MessrS u Reilly and Speed have addressed letter TO
Governor Stevens Delegate from washnsr IN Terri
tory proposing to construct line of telegraph from ST.
Paul, Minnesota, to Puget Sound within two years. with.
Dat any other aid from the government than the single
right Of way They assert the line can be built for
500 COO
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Senator Gwn viii call up Mr.. wigalls Pacific Railroad
bill in the Senate to morrow, and friends are SAN
gune Of passing during the coming week. The mnori
~ from the Special House Pacific Railroad Commee will
ako report the Wgtal bill
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
The statement that Senator Davis of Missssippi has
been afflicted with disease of the eyes, which is likely to
prove destructive to of them is without any founda-
ticn In truth. He has been detained at home by the ill.,
ness Of child, and will probably his public du-
ties to morrow.
correspondent of New York paper has just return.
ID from North Carolina, where he attended the trial
Mr. Worth for circulating incendary ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Book, the New York Tribune, &C. He witnessed the
burning Of large number Of volumes of the Impending
Crisis"
COnking Of New York. will address the House TO NOR
row on executive usurpation.
Van wyok will coon mako another speech verifying
tho declarations he made in his former speech