New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
that objection win hsrssfssr Be- made 70 fartber ts

that objection will hereafter be made to farber tes-
timony from Gov. Walker touching points impIi.
eating Cabinet MinAtefs in the Lecompton swiasis.
Doubtless objection win be thus made, though tho
Administration organ here, has assorted that
il any member Of the Cabinet has interfsrea 10
tbwart the Presidents policy, the fact should DO o.
tablished with view TO the punishment Of the Of.
fender. That there has been such interference Is
not much doubted, but whether it can be provsd
remains TO be seen.
The most prominent Democrats who are hostile
to the President acquit him of original kaowlsds,
of any interference, and say that the real facts
came to him too late to admit Of his changing hs
position. In other words, that ono or moro Ssers
iaries forced him to fall into their scheme. Mean
time il is stated in Democratic quarters that moi
ripple OF dissatisfaction exists en- this score between
the President and any Of his constitutional sd7ssrs
Considering the family influence of The Herald,
this is much TO cay.
The Coyode Committee have had much 10 contend
with in pursuing their investigations. They have
to deal with remarkably smart men, but they have
done the State much service, and will probably do
yet more.
hear that q clerk in toe Attorney GeneralsoHfce
testfes that the document referred to that Office
By the President in respect to contract Tor bind
ing, was withdrawn for some days, at the instance
of Mr.. Buchanan. It is now supposed that tho
Endorsement of j. B., as sworn 10 by Mr.. Petit
bone of this city, was upon the envelope Of the
paper in question. The character OF Mr.. Pssh-
bone has always been good.
FROM CHARLESTON.
Dispatches from Charleston to Adminiskahoa
men assert that Douglas stock is depressed, and
that the South will be united for Southern man.
The great tactical demonstration will be to Sriag
on ballot before making platform. 10 this i'm
portant move large portion of the Free-SSases are
expected to cooperate. Should it succeed In secur-
ing the nomination of Southern man, there viii
be no care concerning the platform.
The man will be held to be everything. Indeed,
melody supposes that the warfare upon MIR. Dong
las is based upon principle. It is purely personal,
and engendered by the bounding ambition of rivals.
If he we're to be elected President, very many con-
siderable men of to-day would be swept into Obiv-
ion. To aver! this result they are playing game
at Charleston which, in slaughtering Mr. Douglas.
will lay an additional burden upon the Democracy
the North. The opposition to Mr.. Douglas 70 OF
the most bitter type.
TO the Associated Press. o..
WAsHINGToS, Monday, April %, 1860.
II ia the design of the State Department 70 place me
Japanese Embassy under the charge OF naval oncer'
Capt. Dupont will probably be assigned TO THIS duiy'
Whatever arraI gements are made 1or tner accoame-
dation will be under bis direction.
A report prevails that Senator Davis has written
letter. to be read necessary to the Charleston Con
ventioD declining the use OF his name as candda'e
for the Presidency.
The number Of applications for passports at the State
Department, now averages zoo week hence tnere
is an unavoidable delay IN issuing them as promPuyas
the persons Immediately interested desire.
Its untrue "a has bsen stated, that Ex. Governor
Wise has been summoned as q witness before sne
Harper's Ferry Committee. Such course Is not even
probable.
to China issued more than six years ago, have just
been made public, they considered by statesmen
here ss interesting in view Of the fact thas they are
accordance with the policy pursued by the Admins
tration, through him, toward Mexico. AS TO ChaA
he was intrused with large discretion, and sdViseob
establish the most unrestricted intercourse between
that empire and the United States"
IL was considered most desirable that any CONNER
cia treaty he might be able conclude shoald proyds
not only Tor reciprocal Freerade in all articles of the
growth, produce, manufacture OF either natlon os1
Tor the transportation In Vesses DelonBinS W cdSI
"Shoud the revolutionary movement be successful,
and the political power Of the country pass into other
hands" the instructions continued, "you WILL Is
your discretion recognize the Government de JGc,
and treat with it as with the existing Government Of
/" the country. If the Empire shall be divided, and
several Governments be organized within Its present
limits promising stability, you will present yourself
" to each as the American representative, and enter
" into treaties with them," &c.
Attorney General Black intends prosecuting Schua'
bel on charge of perjury, growing ont OF his test
mony before the CovOde Committee. His most MI
mate friends say he distinctly admitted the exisercc
of the Presidents letter, recently published bu' de-
MED the exi ence of of the character the witns
described in the course of conversation, and whcn
Walker even pretended to have in his possesso1-
1t is further stated that Mr. Black, acting by the Nd
vice of friends has made no reply to Mr.. Walker tut,
in a note addressed TO Mr.. Walkers friend, Senaor
Browp ard on saturday delivered by Secretary Thonp-
son, he der lied the existence Of any reason why Dir.
Walker should request him to go out Of the Disrc TO
receive hostile message, even If he were not consc-
enously opposed to that mode of adjusting differences.
Senator Dooittls of Wisconsin left for New-York /
this afternoon and will address the Republicans Of
Brooklyn by invitation on Thursday evening.