The New York herald., 1862-05-28

slsmsn here who have denounced his action tbs Pc
ninsula. He will return to vindcate himself and con
found those who have assasd him only because he was
chairman Of an investigating committee that exposed
some weakness and short comngs.
THE sUNkEN VESSELS AT NORFOLK.
Tho Navy Department will receive proposals until the
nrs OF June for raising the sunken vessels in Hampton
Roads.
VISITORS TO THE WEST POINT ACADEMY.
The President has appointed the following visitors to
the Military Academy at West Point for the annual
examination OF IS62:-Rsv. J. Phelps, OF California
James r. Copeland OF Delaware; Horace G. Biddle, Of
Indiana; Hon. James Knox, OF Illinois; Hon. Isaac p,
Chrstiancy OF Michigan; Edward B. Ncklosson, OF Mis-
souri,; Hon. Samuel Upton, Of New Hampshire; Hon.
Thos. P. Carpenter, Of New Jersey Rev. DR.. Francis
Wayland OF Rhode Island John B. Rodgers OF Tennss-
see; Philip Bartlett, of Vermont Dr. Ormond Beae, Of
Kentucky; Hon. H B. Custis Of Virginia. ROv. L. Van
Bokkelin Of Maryland Gen. Joseph Markls Of Psnnsyl
vania Charles Anderson, Of Texas.
FROM MEyICO-THE RELATIONS OF ENGLAND AND
SPAIN WITH THE GOVERNMENT OF JUAREZ.
gentleman just arrived here Official business from
the city Of Mexico having left the 5h nst reports
that toward the latter part Of last month"; tho British
Minister Sir Charles wyke concluded treaty at Pueba
with Senior Dobado, by which all difficulties with the
English amicably settled and, had 1t not been for
the sudden action OF tho French, treaty with Spain
would have been concluded also by Senior Dobado and
General Prim. Tho latter person, however, left the
shores OF Mexico good terms with the Juarez govern
ment and minister will bo sent TO Madrid to arrange
satisfactorily all matters in dispute.
OUR REL ATOMS WITH MEXICO.
Tho President Of the United States in reply to
luton of the House. asking, II not Incompatible with tho
public interests, to be furnished with copies Of such
message relative TO the condition or affairs in Mexico,
and the breaking up Of the treaty with the latter by tho
allied Powers says is not doomed expedent to comply
with the request at the present time.
THE GOVERNMENT POLICE OF BALTIMORE.
The Secretary Of War has submitted to Congress the
statement Of General Dix in reference to the main
tenanco of federal police at Baltimore, from which it
appears that surrendsrng the management OF the
lice to tho city Of Baltimore he retained small force,
the aggregate expense Of which is hundred and
ninety dollars month. An appropriation for the cost
this force for year from tho goth of March,
commended.
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.
Tho following have been appointed Acting Masters
Mates. and ordered to New York:-Henry B. Francis,
Benjamin Morris, John F. Loveioy, Potor G. Assertion
Frederick Furbsh, Charles Bostwck, George F. Benson
Oscar Wendell. john Scars and John il. Leviscott.
MIR. wADE's BARGAIN.
Senator Wado urged the taking up Of bill this
Ing the ground that it the bargain among Soma
tors"
THE LONG BRIDGE.
Tho Long Bridge is again mpassabc. This is the
third time that it has happened since tho beginning
tho war. Fortunately the breaks have not occurred
at psrilous moment; but should the fortunes of war
render tho Of the bridge necessity, its loss would
bacome worry serious matter. Tho military auhori-
ties asked Congress year ago to mako appropriation
Tor bridge for army purposes. It was refused.
Tho breakages have mado losses to tho by
delays &c. that amount to in dollars and cents
than would have sufced to have built proper msry
bridge.
THE DIsINTERMENr OF BODIES OF SOLDIERS.
Notice given by the War Department that the fur
thor sxhimat,n OF bodies OF deceased soldiers
whore public Of transportation would have be
relied on be permitted and has been prohibited