The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-17

Watts making desperate push for IT, under the patron
sge Of Senators Bright and Fitch.
nm usonoS on PRINTER m SENATE
The Senate will probably take up tomorrow the elec-
ton Of printer and, from present appearances, sup
posed that Bowman will be elected All the stories that
have been got up against him are merely political manu-
vres and part Of the game TO win the spols
This delay the election OF the Senate printer has had
dstoy effect upon Al the business Of the Senate and
particularly on the executive business The documents
that have that body by the President among
which the Chinese and Mexican treaties cannot be
acted upon until they are printed, and they can be
printed only by the printer Of the body who becomes
officer Of the Senate. Nothing s, therefore, known
the probable fate of the treaty with Mexico for
the Senator's themselves have read II, and will not
Do % until they read II in print.
When the election d Printer up in the Senate
tomorrow, Senator Brown, Of hsssspp viii state that
he cannot vote for Mr.. Bowman the caucus nominee,
while the charges preferred against him have not been
rsfued There other democratic Senators who
win make sinlar statements, and Of them WIN move
that committee be appointed 10 investigate the charges
motion win proaAby bo made TO elect Printer pro
te. to do the work which 10 absolutely required by the
Senate
Those boon companions, Weed and wendell, meet daily
at the Capitol 70 settle the printing and other great
tons Of the nation Mr.. Bowman has hard seddmg for
the Senate printing Senator Gwin Is said has candi-
date by the name Of Maynard, who win push Bowman
from his stool, unless Wendell heads them both which
most likely.
nm HARPn's yxaHy uyunoAnoS.
The esnats Brown Raid investigating Committee have
concluded their examination Of the Harpers Ferry wit
nesses elicng nothing important that has not been pub
hshed. They have also examined sundry documents
found in Old Browns bag and upon the persons Of the
other prisoners. They commenced to-day examining
army agent and member Of the National Kansas Commit
tee He Informed the committee that he became &C.
quanted with matters appertaning to Browns operations
in Kansas which may throw light upon his opera
tons n Harper's Ferry, but before testifyng he
would be obliged 10 return to Kansas to procure
certain books and papers, 30 that he could
give . more full and accurate statement Of
the sums OF money placed In his hands by individuals
or committees, and how was appropriated, thereby
showing definitely how much was paid TO Brown, by
whose order and for what purpose He said that this
examination was likely 70 involve others more ess he
wished TO be accurate and not do them injustice and he
could not be without having to his record made
n the time, Of his transactions for the National Kansas
Aid Committee and with Brown.
The Senate Committee have Nr. Arny's proposition
under consideration, and viii decide morrow whether
to grant him time 10 proceed 70 KaAsas and procure his
papers Army b, undoubtedly, the most important wit
the committee win have before hem and hs revela
tons viii 60 fr 70 settle public Judgment concerning
Brown and his raid into Virginia
NEW mmumm MOVEMENT.
Information was received here to-day that thirty-hve
hundred are now In New Orleans ready 70 embark
for Vera Cruz. They 60 out immigrants, and WIN be
received into citizenship by the Juarez liberal govern
ment, when they will be mustered into service under
American officers, such Generals Ring and Wheat and
will sustain that government until the Senate raes the
AcIAne treaty, which they expect win be speedily DONE
The leaders Of these immigrants expect for the aid they
will afford the liberals TO obtain the renewal Of the grant
for railroad from Aransas Bay 70 NAsatan In the Gulf
Of California and agree 70 pay for the Of ten thou
sand dollars The original charter granted under Santa
Anna. They have that hundred thousand
dollars Of the Cuban fund raised years since win
appropriated 70 deray the expenses Of the expedition and
report says that Lord Lyons Of opinion that they viii
have trouble about raising funds In England
plete their railroad enterprise the McIAne treaty is ra
fed by the Senate The emgrants about to embark from
New Orleans agree TO remain and engage aborers IN
constructing the Aforesaid Railroad and at the time
viii be recognized military organization for their
protection and the protection Of the country through
which they pass.
OUR RELATIONS WITH chill AND PERU
Dispatches have been received at the Department Of
State, brought by the North Star from Ministers o.
Chill and Peru.
Minister Bgler writes to the effect that he hopes
be able to that the pending difficulties between
the two governments will be satisfactorily settled The
trouble growing out Of the Trevt affair may prstract
matters inasmuch the Gillian are not dis
posed to back down from the position which they as
sumed in that matter.
In regard to Peru, there material change in the
aspect Of Affairs The country was tranquil, but how
long would remain 80 was impossible to tell, there
Of another revolution in the south OF that
country headed by distinguished leader, who known
10 be opposed To the present dynasty.
CONDITION OF AyYAms IN UTAH.
Advces have been received here from Governor Cum
ming he speaks rather encouragngy than otherwise Of
affairs in Utah. and thinks there decided and manes'
Improvement going among the people since his advent
In their midst BE Of opinion that the large force Of
soldiers stationed in that Territory be diminished
with perfect safety BE does not corroborate the state
ments which constantly being made here Il The out
| RACES perpetrated by the Normons.
In accordance with Governor Cummings vievs orders
viii shortly be issued from the War Department for
movement Of portion Of the troops In Utah a. soon -
the season win permit portion Of them will be Sta
TONED On the Mexican frontier and other points On our
frontier.
NmCHIANpous AyYAna
Hon. John Cochrane, though slowly recovering, stn
confined by painful illness.
Ms reported that Captain Neiss, htey removed ~
perintendent Of the new wings Of the CAPITOL ordered
70 the Tortusas 10 superintend unmporant military
| works II the House = ever organized committee viii
b raised 70 investigate The exravagant expenditures
upon The Capitol, and then Captain Hess win Be N In
portant witness.
The Massachusetts, Delegation made oaIl upon Senator
Seward this evening Ths usual eosrtesss were ex-
| changed, and the delegation retired.
Anti-Dousas members Of Congress assert thaa not mare
than half o The Indiana delegates 70 Charleston win vote
/ Nnp rlon0lna.