The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-11
NEWS Faca WasHssT5N
Effort to Rsm1Vs Msssrs. Blair and Bates
'e'''s from tho Cabinet
Frank Blair Read Out Of the Repub-
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IN aeg ags wAsaIsuros. June 10. 1854.
sNs-s EFvoRr 70 BRsAK Ur rHx oABrsRr
determiued effort 10 being made TO Messrs Blair
and Baies from the Cabinet. The radical Of the
dominant party are determined thai they shall BY
means be got rid Of. asserting that thelr preseuce
In the executive councils 10 damaging 70 tho pros
psots q the ticket, especially 10 Western States
Mr.. Lincon's aversion 70 auy change In his Cabinet
during his present term OF encs well kno~u; but is
doubtful whether he will be able stand the pressure
which beins brought to bear agatnst those gentlemen
FRANK BLAIR ousrRD FROM HIS ssAT IN TIE HOUSE.
Tho House was engaged all day contested election
oases. Frank Blair received his quietus, and hts
tsstant declared entitled TO the lie had al
vooaes and defenders among the republicans his friends
belonging exclusively to the opposition The exclusion Of
his delegation the Baltimore Convention. and his
exclusion from Congress- by republican vutes ndi
Gates that he has been formally read ous Of the repub
can party. E&
RETURN OF SECRETARY CHASE.
Secretary Chase returned here day form his visit to
New York.
TIE cHINCHA ISLANDS QUARREL.
With reference TO paragraph which recently appeared
In the Washington correspondence OF OF the papers,
pretending give the views of tho Spanish Embassy
the conduct Of authorized by the Peruvian
Legation 70 make the following statement -
true that Peru does not wish quarrel with Spain,
with any other country, and that she ID and al
ways has been ready and willing to avoid complications
with all foreign Powers provided tho honor and rights OF
tho republic left untarnished Moderation and justice
towards all are principles which mark her intercourse
with all nations weak strong. and these mainly
trusts to preserve their friendship and good Will
The aggression on the Chincha Islands sponts-
with the Spanish Commissioner saazar Aszarredo,
committed they have declared without the sanction
authority OF the Spanish government.
The government OF Peru Is unwilling to believe that
the government Of her Catholic Majesty will tho
action OF those gentlemen approve such unustiable
and aggressive conduct; and although does not doubt
It's ability to destroy the Spanish fsrces now In the
Pacific without any material increase Of ts Of self
Defence considers Incompatible With It's sincere wishes
for the or and tho establishment OF
friendly and honorable rotations with Spain to
hostites whilst there Is Q vol grounded hope OF
avoiding war.
Peru docs not menace; she simply protests to defend
hor rights and dignity, and has confidence In doing 1t
successfully, because this justice Of her aud tho
patriotic decision Of her positive and unconquer
able elements Of victory.
OFFICIAL INCEPTION OF rHs MINIsTER PLENIr0.
TENTIARY FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
The President has given audience OF reception the
Hon. Elisha II. Allen Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Peppoeutiary Of his Majesty Kamchameha w. King OF
OF the Hawaiian Islands Mr. Allen In presenting his Gre
dentals said:-- 8.a-f
ADDRESS or rHs MINISTER 10 rlR PRESIDENT
You are aware that ctizons OF the United states re-
siding In the Hawaiian Kingdom outnumber all foreigners
n s
States which constantly Increasing In importance,
and the geographical position q The islands % well rem.
important Tho rapid growth Of that portion OK the United
states bordering on the pacas "a popSasoa and conn
70 ", and the constantly Increasing trsasef equal i'm.
po,ance TO tho Islands Tho desire q the King ia 70 los
liberal policy; aud he feels assured from the his
tory past interviews with tLe United s,ates gov
srnnsnt that the ssae spirit VIII marx is e6us IN the
10 which the President replied
srn every light in which the state Of the ffswaiia7
found interest for the United s.a. Virtually PIT Il
mate nsisDbor: Il sv7sa Of '1 shelter a'a and
M e. ssia . sh't OCCASIONS ss
hs s. sa% IL If laws
ms an. which You Mr.. Minister, have acted in the
s,ssarv ~ tef -, -estlag country Is well Known here.
II gives me- pleasure n sore you o. my sincere desire
% do what can to render ory % your .evereis
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and belehcial to the Hawaiian peopi5.
PRISONERS SENT SOUTH
Surgeon Gaines Eighteenth Virginia, sad snfs~sAs ?
Brown aud Skill Tenth Louisiana robel regiuN nave
been released from the Old Capitol aid wsrSea 20
General Butler 10 be Gent South.
HEAVY eEsrEEcE on A CONTRACTOR.
S. g snoot army contractor, has besa sentenced by
military commission for wlfu neglect OF duty In viola
ton OF tho act OF Congress- lo OF Ton thousand dol
hrs and imprisonment In Fort Delaware until such fine
Is paid provided the Imprisonment doos exceed three
years.
THE VETERAN RESERVE coRPg.
The report that the Veteran Reserve corps re-
organized is incorrect No changes OF It's present Or
ganiza.icn are contemplated
THE MISSOURI ELECTION CASES.
The House Comnittoe Elections still have before
them two contested election cssos from Missouri two
from pennsylvania and the credentials OF the three
members elect from Arkansas. s
THE TREASURY INvrsrIG ALTON
The Select Committee 70 inquire into the charges
against the Treasury Department have nearly Terminated
their Investigations, which have not taken 30 vide
range as was anticipated. e@
TIE BALTIMORE CONVENTION.
AZ the names OF the secretaries appointed the
porary organization or tho Baltimore Convention were
correctly published In many newspapers. it may bs Of
Interest TO state that they were G. A. shaw, Of
Massachusetts; r. n. Dusl Of New York, and Eev. NJ
G. BrIgss, OF California.
TIIIRTy-EIcHTH CONGRESS.
FIRST sRssfos.
senats.