The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-29
Debate on Postal Affairs in
the Senate.
THE MILITARY ACADEMY BILL.
Republican Ratification Meeting at the
Federal Capital,
4 L.. &ss, H.
Orr special wsshi.gton Despatch.

Oar Special Wseo1neton OeePetens
wAsnsGIos, Nay %, 1850.
uu. rasATIks WITH snuco NICARAGUA AND HONDURAS.
n is believed thAs the pen,ing resties with Mexico,
Soarssrs and Honduras viii be ratified by the Senate
but with AM endnents.
tn. olauss relating to commercial privileges with
xsr,oo iii be 30 altered that may DO extended
60 other nations on by them TO Mexico OF asum
rroyorous al to the relative amount Of trade In the art
clea specified 60 free.
Tn tbe Transit route clause change VIII bs made, DO
=. m r.hs ths stipulation smilar that on the same
biecs in tie Honduras treaty, negotiated some years
Hinos By Mr. squier.
Adyices from Bogota stae that Mr.. Sandfords MISSION
there has failed HIS object was to negotiate for the
Panama Railroad Company the abrogation OF the clause
i. ,ts gran, under the New Gram government
csu assume the road in 1874 by paying 900 there
for For this boon tie company offered the indoi'ely
small cum t $500 oo0 which the government replied
with the equally ridiculous demand Of oco So
Mr. sandscrcs mission bss been turned into quizzcsi
farce Ii Is be noted that the Panama Company also
offered 10 give up the stipulation in their grant that
passengers crossing the Isthmus should never be
taxed permit New Granada to tax all Americans go
ios TO California by that route two dollars head, as
further ooprelsslop for the cesscn to the company OF
se right N er petuiiy Of the road AZ when this grant
xee msde hs government OF The United States was In
forever thus snoofDs the concession made TO the PanA
ma Company II Is probable that tho administration
oula lave re sed to consent to the sale OF rights be-
louriDx 70 al our cizens common for the exclusive
benefit OF company which has been over exActns In it,
dealings iii both citizens and government.
TN CATTLE DISEASE MASSACHUSETTS,.
TIN Hcu,c Committee Agriculture held another
meeting estsrdsy the subject Of the cattle disease In
Nsssaohuiets The Secretary OF the National Agricui
sura Society appeared before than, ana gave some FUR
ther nfor relative to the matter and presented
i,rOc,anxscn .ron Banks calling m extra sos
,ou Of the M gssture TO take Immediate measures to
krtsA .s tue cause OF the disease, and 70 provide
msa,ures &c remove H. The panic produced In MaasAchu
rss IN coss. oueoce Of the osesss great hAi most
phy sosars refuse 70 beef veal Al tho opening
tl,e extra session Gov Banks will make an important
r,a,emer, OF facz the subject
SENATOR DOUGLAS HOUSE, rNRoorED.
A severe thunder storm, acoompaned BY heavy WIND,
last evening The tin from the top Of Mr. Douglas rem
Canoe end caused the Interior Of the house TO be seriously
dauuassc by water Political old women say omnoua
n he scspiag Douglas will get himself By the political
storm 1t Baltimore on the 18th OF june
TIE BAInxoKR CONVENTION.
An TIA ssns are that two Of dsesases, Douglas and
ant Dougias viii present themselves q Baltimore from
shst portion Of the South represented By the boers a
psrsain.
The serne has not yea coucurred In the House amend
man, 10 adjourn on the 18Th Of June, and probably viii
mot, iron the fact that 10 far behind The House IN the
transscton OF the public business.
1us CANADIAN RECIPROCITY rRKArr.
Mr. Ha,ch report upon the recprocy reasy vss under
consideration n the Cabines last week. and now In pos
ssson OF the Secretary Of State M Hatch seems 10 have
heDced The nature Of the instructions given him
by the Secretary the Treasury and instead OF making an
ine gent statistical report Of facts has produced on The
contrary violent attack upon the principles Of the treaty
F,eps to be taken for the sbrogsson Of the
~ or suea Ietaa,ory legislation on the part Of Con-
sn viii meet tho case. No determination has ye'
arrive At rs 10 what position wili be made OF the
ot wh.eh, BIZ the way, has been called for By Con
o. he radical views en'sr,r'ned by Nr. Hatch are
.loered very Objectionable, whilst the tone ho hs'
ee with reference 10 Canada aud the English govern
-xcstes iho usual bounds Of diplomatic Gently.
ayior q Mibnsso,s, has also made re port 10 M
eftle Treasury upon Tie Same subject, takir.
res 1fnsrent view Of It from Mr.. Hatch, sn'
sg q TOE Important results Of the treaty In th
west
edisposllon Of these reports viii probably be deter
.td tbs s.et but n s believed Mr.. Hatch's re2or
"a mol be cent 70 Congress.
A. AFFAIRS Mxco.
.sylcss wire received here his morning from yer
tyz M The s,h mat and from the city Of Mexico 70 III
la,h. ssrersl engagement between Mirsmon and ht
fres and these Uraga expected 10 take plso
in few dnys and bu Little doubt expressed Of IN
intimate triumph 81 the latter In which the LIBERAL
,rould ecisisly have full pcfstsson d the city. Mr.
Ncfane our Hinlsior would beroupon leave Vera Cruz
ana proceed n obce the city Of Mexico.
,The liberal government have conferred upos
E<nor nsss full power to make such changes
IN ordqx IN NAL ne reaf ufa
ME those Senator's VINO have heretofore opposed a. and
also 10 extend he Time within which tho treaty must b
rallied.
LORD Lyons had oug in,erview win he Secretary o.
STATE 70 csy, doubtless upon the San Juan qucsuen-
APPOINTMENTS THE PRESIDENT, nc
wR Page Of virginia, has beei aP2oin'ed Consul e
Jerussicr.
Mr. rrr-cosi. who has been appointed Assistant secre
Harry Of STATE, 10 expected here In siew days.
II. d. Johnson Consul General at ocnssAnsinopsei Mr.
xsiiess, Consul al Torenoe and Mr.. Moore Marshal q
n yesrsska. were to-day ooanrmed BY the Senate.
~ MN. rorTsE, or wuooSxs orAnrrtrxe wnH mrrcRs
On Saturday last the States and rrSon Of which Jehr
nmc~s proprietor copied from the Madsca twlscou
Hye b.sa published BY ". Carpenter, card sxnet
~ ~ Brown charging Hon. Joha y. Potter, Of wscoa
sns Win having sworn before the MAYOR Of washnsos
/Fieai ne owned q certain negro, who Wa axrssfss
| IA a warrant To-day Mr.. Potter has commenced hxs
proceedings against Tho propr,csors Of both paper
named ssoys for libel. Mr.. Bro~n FOR sdiso'
&c me Madison Panlc, and not long snoe Wa trans
~ erred 10 he Ssss, where be remained but shors time
lbhc card Of Mr. Brown alludes in severe terms 70 M
rosters affair with Mr. Pryor, which Potter thinks hat
|bcsxr been written In Washington instead Of Wscoosn
mn xxw rosr orrcx pxyAIcAnos
There report that George Law has decided 70 'ss
,rhs validity Of Fovers bona, and 70 that end has en-
rsred parties 10 come here and procure such sviaeaos
mar exist, n any, Va ed him In his purpcss.
FILLMORE AND TINE rREHDxsCy.
Ia MS reported that sx President Fillmore shortly
I5,decars for Lincoln and Hamnn m letser.
OUR RxrAuoN WIZ PARAGUAY
me Presidents hss rendered 70 Henry r. Phnips, Q
rPhLadelphi. the Commssonerahsp settle and sdus
abe CLAIMS urder lhe treaty Win p~rsrusv N Ia fcars