The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-10

srsvsy afsr.sd RchArdsos that Dossas not nom-
mated By As srlssh ballot they should eonadsr their
n~rxNs q an end, and New York would 70 for some
other candidate 10 make their treschery secure they
refused voss for resembling two thirds rule thus
rnskins impossible 70 nominate Douglas within tho tine
shey NAMED.
ns brought matters 70 . climax and the Douglas
managers determined 70 block The game Of the New
Jofk coasdesos men BY sdjourning the convention,
which wS secsrdssly done. The CAsger Cassidy clique
Ore nov thoroughly underwood BY both parties Southern
nen brand them - traitors, and the Douglas
nen sy they Can prove them 10 be such
surAs out that the engineers Of the Douglas delegates
Intended 10 present Brecknrdge ~ compromise cAndi.
Gate a. he has not participated In the vindicvs feeling
pgssss the Little Giant Richardson repeatedly stated u
Charleston hat BreckiDrdse his second choice and
had he been brought forward the Southern scceders
soald have, doubt accepted him and como In TO his
support But the cheating proclivues Of the New York
delegsnoa basd I'll the calculations Of the political eng
Beers. and hes broken up the party.
In one Of the bouts the New York delegation, Cross
veil demanded Of Richmond that certain bargains
made n syracuse should bs carried out and the vote
Che ssAie thrown for Dichinsoa-
"wbas proofs Of the arrangement have your" asked
Rchmond.
"a letter signed by, you know who." replied Cro@we
"Procuce H." said csssidy
"You forget" resOrssd crosweI, "thas my ID not
DonsIly."
Efforts are being made 10 unite the Richmond and BaiH
more Conventions on some compromse candidate. The
old fogy Southern politicians do wish 70 give up Hun
GER VINO would freeze al popular enbus,asm; bnt many
OF the moderate Southern politicians wog 10 accept
Che nomination Of Brsckinrdse - psaoe Offering.
rm DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
thought that Brccksnridss or Lane, with Seymour
r. n. N. h vvtsi
the Douglas men condemn Cushing for his decisions ct
Charleston, well knosn he sustained by the New
York delegation and many professed friends. Many
pruiessed friends Of Douglas and the Union demo-
crals feel that Cushing saved them.
uIE TREATIES BnoRs sKyAn.
There before the senate for ratification four
Important treaties, ~ folows:-rhe with Mexico
Nicaragua, Honduras and recently negotiated by
lir Preston with Spain, besides tho New Granadian
treaty, witch now awaiting exchange Of Publications
The rauoston Of each ana every OF these
q vital Importance TO the United States having been ne
gouated after long delay and great trouble and which
viii teaa in great degree 10 settle permanently and
satisfactorily the long pending and complicated questions
OF foreign policy In 4 manner highly honorable TO all
parties The treaty negotiated by Mr. Preston settles all
I'M questions in dispute between Spain and the United
States amicaoly and justly, and in q highly
credtabe TO both governments. But judging
The present dilsory movements OF the Senate snc
especisy the Chairman Of the Committee on Foreign AZ
fArs, who has these important charge they
VIII in AL probability fall TO the ground for want OF ell
Gent and prompt action.
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.
Advices have been received Department Of State
from Minister hcne, With dstes from Vera Cruz to the
10Th Of April. There news Of special interest
Everything quiet, and there material change
IL tue upec OF affairs Mr. McLane contemplated visit
Ing the Interior Of the country, for what purpose
known.
YRox CHINA
Recent advces have been received from Mr. Ward our
Minister TO China but no intelligence has been received
concerning the reported death Of Townsend Harris
Commodore Tsna has the latest information Japan
1t alluson TO Mr. Harris DEATH or Of his being sick,
Even, rs made. II s not credited here
THE CASE or FRANK 4. sAxBoRx.
The Senate Judiciary Committee have under consdera-
lion the Sanborn case, together with the resolution
kred to them time SINCE sna Will .As-siy
dill giving full authority 70 the Senate, through 10 oce
90 compel al ~ts~sosos. Aney "''nu W
mature bill giving them the same authority and power
a. 1t the courts posssss compelling the attendance
itpepses which win meet al cases that may herssfs
arise.
The Senate Judiciary Oommusc have agreed 70 report
b modifying the present In reference 70 the haoii
~ Of shpowners upon the memorial Of Grnnen, hnsurn
Co.
NM ooyopH INVESTIGATION.
The Covode Committee examined At great length, this
morning, Mr. Martin, who, IL n alleged, was sent 70
Kansas by Mr. ThoDpson Secretary Of the Interior, 70
pper,.e against the submission Of the constitution TO The
prope Of Ksnsa He denied that he sent there for any
oh purpose He stated that he was In favor OF submit
tnsH 20 the people, - were also hsssra thompson,
Cpbb Calhoun and numerous other persons Who repro
ss,e the administration Tho oommttse elected nosning
from his witness which gave them any clue 70 Kansas
aHsir wendell goes before them again 70 Morrow, N
regard ,o money used 70 PCS the Kansas bill
ms NV YORK rculIc CONTRACT
NJ, n,rr,s committee 70 Investigate the public store
coptrso, this morning, and entered into an essmnA
don Of Tho Law under which they established, and
,hs cocm.e are determined to enter into thorough
p~su atom Of this matter As soon ~ the witnesses
Nh. nave been subpGnaed arrive m investigation VII
ccmmsroe. -
ueug,ss performed some artful doigng to-day on The
Homestead bill Mr. Grimes moved TO admit AL male
over twenty years old 70 the privileges OF n'
law Douglas, being present, declined 70 vo's sHnous'
k.s woes would have carried H. On the propos'uon
,ru,. the House for the Senate ball, he voted yea bu
ar, was lost by ave votes Afterwards, viii
.puar.n, mag nssimHy, h, volunteered 70 pos'pon
a. ,g,,. To the roor 10 I'LL Monday, In order
mn ~. Homestead bill 70 be acted on These a'semp'
g. "a q, the same time both for and against principles
ar. soru. .hai characisrlssic Of the Little Clam"
THE OVERLAND r1PEEss
Mr.. Russell, the president Of the fony Eipre- ~.
many 30 Ia here, sal NE statement IN 'ne aeSP~S
ts last Pony Express thirty horses had been so'e'
.nno, Dc true they 10 scattered tnAs tne ih'A1
would have to travel two hundred and my miles I" no
thai number and the prompt arrivalo Of The se
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