The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-10

present corrupt system He intends 10 press upon the
attention Of the Senate, and its adopon poss
ble during the present session. Is understood there
wiz be some rich disclosures In reference TO hc printing
arrangements, carried during the Last few years,
whn the subject Of the election Of printer comes up in
the Senate.
nn VACANT yuporwp THE COURT or c1AIAs
Mr.. Hughes Of Indiana who has been rendered tho
Jucgeshp Of the Court of Cams has not yet sgned his
willingness to accept II.
TIE NEW TRKArr WITH MExIco
There strong party here, representing the Mramon
government, who doing everything their power TO
defeat the Mexican treaty They have already secured
pretty large lobby, who attempting 70 create public
opinion against It through the papers for which they
write The MramOn party think that the most esctual
way OF defeating the JuArez government Is the rejection
Of the new treaty by the Senate
DnrRBUnoN OF ARMS
One Of the bills introduced by Senator Davis TO day
authorizes the Secretary Of War to issue any State
Territory, application Of the Governor thereof such
arms may be spared, provided amount sufficient
replace them by fabrication be deposited, and proposes
to restore the military superntendency Of the armories
THE uIINon NARaaAIsMP.
The President has appointed Sidney Breese, formerly
United States SENATOR and at present Judge Of the Su
preme Court OF Illinois, u Marshal for the Northern
District Of that State, vice Co Charles N Pine resigned
is thought that Judge will not descend from the su
preme Bench to accept the Marshalship VIM. B. Snow
hook, Of Chicago, was the most prominent candidate
against him. Mr.. Snowhook rs Irishman, and s q
leader Of the Irish democracy Mr. Breese not legal
resident Of the district TO which he has been appoi1ed
Marshal.
The Illinois republicans rejoicing the appoint
ment, believing that viii enrage snowhook and tend
IN han and tho NJ,
thereby contribute strength to republcanism.
INDIANA POLITICS.
stormy time expected In the Indiana State Oonven.
ton which meets Monday next ct Indian apolis the
State Central Committee being composed Of admnistra-
ton democrats who that they shall assert the
right vested in them 70 declare who shall preside over
the Convention, and which delegates from the seven
tested districts shall st In the body, They Charge upon
the Douglas delegates that enough OF them have been
elected by fraud and corruption 70 control the Oonyen
ton
Senator Bright left here last night for indianapolis u
aid United States Marshal Robinson and District Attorney
D. W. voorhes In rcsiating tho Douglas men, VINO
threaten to break down the doors any attempt made
to keep them out Of the Convention.
ME NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The eighth annual meeting Of the National Agricultural
Society, on Wednesday, will be largely attended, and
many members have already arrived President Nlghman
and Secretary Poore will decline recollection. An entire
new Board viii be elected and Is almost certain that
Henry Wager, Of Rome, will be chosen President.
ARRIVAL or FAMOUS kouSrArSEER.
Old Tine Goodale, the famed mountaineer and COM
panion Of Kit Carson has just arrived here business
relating to the Caem, Washikee band Of Snake In
dams. On account Of his reliability he will be retained
10 mpart information 10 the War and Interior Depart
mcnts regarding tho different lines Of trayel over the
great central routes between the Mississippi river and
Pacific coast Goodale has exploring tho mountains
for twenty years.
ARREsr OF RRrrM suRJEM In VIRGINIA.
British subject, long resident In Fairfax county vr
giDa, within eight miles Of Washington distributed ten
copies Of Helpers book in August September last 10
his neighbors, who were savehoIders. Recently he
visited Washington and his return was arrested BY
an armed band and bound over In the sum of two thou
sand Eve hundred dollars for appearance for trial upon
a charge Of tampering with negroes. he said he gave
the books 10 slavehoders and did not consider that tam
pering with negroes The defen liant owned two farms in
Fairfax county, which he gave security to his bonds
men, and became frightened, and has ran away TO Mch
gan ruined man.
NEKrING OF TIE UNION COMMITTEE
At the National Union Executive Committee meeting
tonight, M Crittenden in the chair number Of en-
couragipg letters from various quarters were read
FORTHCOMING DEnArE.
After the House s organized the slavery question will
still agitae Congress Hammond, Of South Carolina Will
probably take the lead in the Senate and Cochrane is
looked to for able exposition Of the Presidents position
in his Message, in the House.
The NEW YORK NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC pnSoArEs no THE
CHARIBsToS CONVENTION
The coming elections by districts, in your State for
delegates to Charleston considerably talked about and
il is generally admitted that the barnburner faction OF
the Ary,y and Alias viii be sent homo, and the gentlemen
chosen by the Union democracy received.