The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-13

- sftsceea q ths 6Qannh gevernnsat y ~
scs, - gross vio,ssasa Of tina neutrality laws.
and IN example Of interfs rescs In tho Affairs
Of seAsbbosiDs country, which, followed BY u.s. would
permit otns out o busssr sTpedmoss. end the praox
oa se'ps ssds Of the neutrality lAss which sisas, II
inc present time, prevent the freedom Of Cuba ne
| clsann minister has otsoresuy kept silent
AFFAIRS rxs's PsAx.
protest In behalf OF the people q Pkss Peek vas -
dsy prsesssd to tho Secretary OF sse sad b, hin ,s6
before the Cabinet srousht By spsosa nssse.ssr
fom that Tevritery, and signed By boA he dslsgasu
| The following language b used-
The people Of that part Of the public dsuain ossts-
paie public ooovn,isa for acon In regard 70 shs prs.
and declaration NJ rights against the noe astoa
Oussress TAey proess sgsisst The total Adisrsaos 4
! Congress, and Say II u vol dsaaed point That .
government n bcuna ~ prosect IL ctzsas, asA
ave then laws 10 b goypv1sd by. . Iaissnausaal
lays down tho aostrius, md however syai ~
subieot meg w. rot psesunsn his Loyalty sham ~
70 biz destrueoa ase therefore Ne people wn prssse
themselves. fAey abo refer % the ansapsAsl Isdle
nousks, and sarnsssv appeal 70 sAs aAsaaAsssassa q
AFFAIRS II oosoHzA =
fhers has been coanlcs bAwesa the Senate aad Hcs
To-Day TO - which BODY VA sxosi The othsr Ia dsiag
the smallest amount q busns al the isrgsss expense -
he govcrnmeoG d dncuh - tell now which VII sss4
but the are In favor Of ne Senate the sdans
traton being that ride ths seal snent Of the qasssa
viii not b . difficult one.
The House has passed the Lgha house bin, ssv~ias
three-quartsrs Of million dollasss The Naval bnl, -
amended By the Senate, has pssssd ~ Hssss wA "
ribls onslausht on the Senate smenan eanL
THE oovoDR Isvnsn0Auoiy.
Tho Covode Commirse to dag couciwd Cd IL tesanssy
Fcspey scd wendell, were tho Last tsitnesses. ras
formers tes tmony shown the Pra deaf aat seys
raj members Of the Cabinet Among oaNcs tcirgs, 10
stated that he had been offered by Mr.. Bucsansa tse
Consulate to Liverpool the mission 10 Asis o. Prus
sia, no would scqueSoe in the policy Of the sasian-
traton but he declined. Mp weaie ,estnst has 10
carried ten thousand collars in his pocket for weeks
present 70 Dol Forney, and necessary vas authorized
increase TO wousy twenty ave thousssd dollars,
he would ACCEPT the Liverpool Consulate the uissea
70 enc Of tho great Powers 6 Europe; but Fornoy
declined
After me testimony OF Gen Geger OF columSus ohis,
before The Covooc Comui'teo published in the HERALD
Of Monday morning, g. s. Cox, o Of Ohio, appeared
before the committee sssd smcpg other th!pss taa
Gen. Geieer mistaken bis statement that iutsr
taken place between him (CoI) and Secretary
Cobb and the President he also differed hon Mr. Gsisee
in the statement in regard TO the offer Of e srpainass
Of Gs'ger Commissioner 70 New Mexico. He also ssvs
In detail his version Of the mission Of Mr. Evs1s 70
Columbus, from wsshuetop, to consult the esmocrsyd
bill He stated that the question had been modified
Ing Its tendency He lid not deny having been Instructed
70 oppose By the democracy Of his district But The
general tenor OF Mr.. coxs statement at vsr.saoo
with that o Gen Gelgcr, with respsct tho maserid
points 10 tho latter In regard 10 these points Of dasr
eocs Mr.. James Smith, former editor Of tss 0his 4
&akss, was s the request Of Geo. Gessr recalled Mr.
Smith fully oorrooorated the ssateaea Of Gen Gsiger !
Mr. Smith and Gen Ge'ger both TESTIFY the ss,u
A.
The city Of Columbus. bearing . written
msnorancum prepared BY Mr.. Cox Of Yah
rstos, and sent BY him to be submitted to certain
prominent anti Lecompton democrats OF NE district
bcayiDe the various argu nebs for against the Egg
nsh bin BY tho ant Iccompton democrats In Cpsress.
This paper Get forth faly thevsws Of Judge Diugs
In Opposition to the bill, an considered by those
whom IL vas submitted o. oo'uoous committing Or.
Coz decidedly against the bill. After being conGcsred By
Mr. Coxs frissss ~ home. shsy unised In ssspsth 10
him. urging min 70 vote against the Eosss bill Mr. Or
rpsd 70 them smnsdiArly, by telegraph, that sn
right, he brrsthec freely, and that Douglas would
denource the Eusish bill the rextday Not~ithsasdag
hs assurance. Mr. Coz voted for the bill Shortly tsf
The bill pssssdr. Cox returned 10 Colcnbus, ssd In
oouvcssaes With Messrs 5uh and Geiser The latter
pressed their cssppootmens and regret st his In
the Of thai conversation Mr.. Geiger having is
Mr. oox ssegesed Mr. smith he might procure fer
Gereral Geeer the asYs,ptueat OF Commits oasr
70 setas . very age amount Of claims for the
soversmeat In New Mf1eo, All expressed a.
nseni,ca 70 do 20 Mr.. Smith scub,ss whsshsr
General Gesgcr would taxa the sppciu,nest, CO &C.
count Of bis bossInsy to Mr.. Buchxnsas sdaisissrsr
ton. Mr.. Smith closely examined to trs alleged
stumpts Of the frercs Of the adnnhuston 10 care
the support Of the sto,andn b. obtsin.rg fer quAs
ufy Of Pest once blarf printing. M sr.ths answers
carefully guarded, sbsAnng from isfe-eaces; 70
frcn the isou stated By him fully sppeAs thss such
attempts mace, bet futile, owing to lis Intense
ncs'ilfy 70 the sdn.pasaaon.
General Gt'gsr corrected Mr.. Cexs testimony in
rrEGd 10 tie slsfsd Interview between Secretary
Cobb, Prssiferi Bucbsrsn and Mr. Cox deny tss he
bad testified its there bad such nss'ss, sa, tssx
Coz hsc told him there had been that he could
"a the truth Ct Mr. Coxs ssrrenis, but tat h, cid dn
ihcty swt. that Mr.. Cox detailed him the csarwss
'no a. having taken place between HIN and Buekka
and Cobb.
NO FIXED AnJoCRxgxsr or coxCRE&.
There ttens 10 be little cocbt tnst TIE is,o,
nsOiutOr 10 sdjcurn the 1sts VII 30 rssaaaed
ouE.cslI Krcrzocu wsu rx nnrusH rsOsnos
J. n Andrews, late urres 2AIes ocs.ui fer Cs.sss
ard Nes BrrEswek, has prcesnss to Congress- hroaes
be Chairman Of the Committee Fc-c.sa Rsatocs q
Immortal shoskg the importance Of tts rsciprooa,y
nay, srd prosssrr against tue compls.r.s % i,csuy
erso I'd clsuk being received Iacssn, Of the pub
nc cps>os Of the oornsrciai interests Of tie Uasss
s'hiss, rso abs that, ssy change ts made asian o.
ia enagirg he btss CT TIE treaty, rerseelsg aad no
ersec5isgn rhS memorial embraces iuPor,Aat s,sas
dcs n support OF tbs view Of the question.
TEE roNxsTEaD nirI-
The Senate have appontrc Msssss JoNassr II rss
pssses; Dcoite their ccrferees uu ,ss recss
Housfssd bM ecn'oEerce. Ths Hoess Snisrses srs
AioIilh, CO'sx, sna Curry. Ter nsei rouss
norr1s The a.1cse,ce btt~een tns bits . a 10,
csec &C. but Is uuesutooa tnsi al tee cosfefsss ar,
srxcus 70 recc1cc ;n,rs ress.ts, wrtons sscr,fsa<
20 rireiF e d,ezel csserlal ~ Zach house.
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