The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-11

by these men, Philips and Red .ath rs well as many
other papers, and they CLAIMED that by means Of the
press which they had correspondents they
could make or destroy any
II came out in evidence that Reah, Hinton and Kagi
also correspondents and that ell Of them including
Philips and Redpatt., were foreigners
Mr.. Conway, elected TO Congress from Kansas under
the wyandott constitution lis here, and will Fosafy
morrow.
GOLD DISCOVERIES ARIZONA
Private letters received here from Messns, Arizona,
state thas new gold mines have been discovered mile
and bali from Brownsville The diggers turn out from
three TO i've cents 10 the painful Of dirt, space o.
four hurdred yards, in soft surface diggngs The
opinion prevails hat the whole country west Of Browus
vile is rich in gold
ArrAns Al HONDURAS AND GUATEMALA.
Recent advioes from Minister ut Honduras ana Qua
,eaa represent the condition Of affairs the latter 60
In unsatisfactory aspect towards this 60
vernment appears that Guatemala has made large
concessions Of territory to Great Britain which in direct
violation Of stpuaons Of agreements with This country,
and in which England also violates her agreements with
the United States All the particulars in regard 70 this
matter have not yet been received at the department
Our Minister has, understood, entered his protest
against these proceedings. The administration will take
action until further advised
OUR RELATIONS WITH PERU.
The President has not yet decided what he will
pursue in regard TO our Peruvian affairs Tho insulting
attitude of this little republic be allowed pass
without being called to rigid account very probable
he will submit the whole subject Congress- and let
them take such action as they may deem proper.
OUR TREATY WITH MEXICO.
Minister NcIanc had protracted interview with the
President and Secretary Of State today in regard TO
Mexican affairs. he will, understood confer with the
Senate Committee Foreign Affairs on Monday next
upon the Same subject.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS
The aggregate amount reported by the Commissioners
for expenses incurred in the Indian Oregon and
Washington Territories So 600 o0o but tho third
Auditor Of the Treasury has reduced to 00o
the basis OF instructions adopted by the last House Of
Representatives.
1t ia the intention Of Mr. Grow to introduce bill es-
abHshng territorial government in Dakotah and one in
the western portion Of Kansas.
Mr. Florence to-day gave notice that be will introduce
French spolation bill and bill to equaze the army,
navy and marine pensions
The War Department has orderedlthe Reimbursement
Of proposals for the transportation Of army supplies on
the routes to and from New Mexico Sixty days notice b
given which must general competition, as many
parties In the West possess large transportation
The receipts in December from the nearly
$l1 ooo treasury notes under OF December 1857
sources, fifteen and half millions The expenditures
over sixteen millions
Our Washington Correspondence. |
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7, 1880. !
The Revolution in the Republican Party ne Speaker
ship-7he Nec Coalition Programme Of TIE Spoils.
No event. since the expulsion Of Captain Tyler from the
whg party, has produced powerful revolutionary
reaction than the result Of the late contest for Speaker
Hr,c ~
haps fatal one-for the election OF Pennington has
shown the republicans the why TO win the Presidency
self-the good old way Of union for the sake Of the
spois.
Thus with the defeat Of Sherman, Helper disappears
Brown to be Of terror and Seward becomes
harmless, speculative politician for Helper Brown and
Seward all set aside with Sherman The "nigger'
gives way 10 the spos-phanhropy 70 expediency for
the "one idea" Of the "rrepressibe conflict has failed
while ''the cohesive power Of the public plunder has
succeeded.
tits change Of front. 1t is q new proeramme-iti is .
revolution The ntractabe anti Lecomptoptes have found
their aflni,y'-the odds and ends Of old line whg-
cry and Amercansm have been wooed and won and 80,
from this contest for the Speaker the late divided oppOs
ton elements emerge practically organized coalition for
the Presidency.
But there will be an Independent Constitutional Union
party. oh yes 1t will nominate ticket for the Pres
depcy month in advance Of the Chicago Conventionso
n Of w
do Do They accept this Constitutional Union ticket
enough OF TO make bargain and the two parties
each with its own NAME will run o common ticket, and
run 1t in
This is the plan-the common patform-,he Union and
the spoisthe niger to be ignored where expedent,
and to be used where available discretion But there
are to to be no more Philadelphia resoluons-no
ammunition for Southern dre-eaters and the
ticket suggested for that work is Bates Southern man.
Missouri man, an old line whig supporter Of Fillmore in
1856; and Cameron, an American republican Of demo
cratic old line whg antecedents.
Francis p Bair-the right hand man Of old Oliver
Cromwell Jackson and the chief engineer Of the repub
Hrop -ba all Tho fho
moving heaven and earth for Bates The thing looks
already like trade and Seward is to be postponed like
The opposition State Convention meets in Richmond on
the ed instant The late letter of Mr.. Botts pointing
will be the guide of that convention. On the same
day similar convention will meet in Rslegh, and in the
Carolina, to Richmond, in behalf Of = Southern Rights
Convention Of all the Southern States being sure TO fall
the idea Of general opposition carnival like that Of 1910,
Saeacous democrats that the election Of Pennington
has destroyed the republican programme Of anti slavery
only TO bring upon irresistible coalition upon the
platform Of the epoih.
WASHINGTON, Feb 8, 1860.
The Charleston Coauention-Ar Douglas and the Confidence
Game of has Ehgineers-Back Ground Policy Of his
Democratic Riuols-A,caiting Returns Of CAorloton Dele
eates-Limiatsons of he Party IN Congress, and their
Plans upon Leptalatire Aeasures-7he Administration
&C., dc.
What Of the Charleston Convention It's platform and ts
canddates The oracles here dumb and the poliu
clans waiting the moving OF the waters. The friends
of Mr. Douglas adhere their policy Of 1852 and 1855
They keep him the foreground. His organs and advo
Gates proclaim from day to day, the inevitable aerna
tive Of his nominatiou-they proclaim that he will
mand majority Of the Conventon that thus being able
to dictate its platform, they win have but little difficulty
in putting their upon H. that the late terrible excite
ent in the South Is smmering down. that the Southern
democracy beginning TO appreciate the necessities Of
their situation the difference between barren distractions
and the votes that make Presidents and cabinets that
Douglas, secured in the confidence Of the North Is gain
ing strength In The South and that the way clear be-
fore him, nasmuch he ia the only man under whom
the democracy beat the opposition holy alliance now
forming upon the basis Of the spoils and plumber