New-York tribune., 1867-10-01

coNr,,e.r IN PENNsYLVANfA-lLL HENllH
OF SECRETARY BRowNING-OEriIt iI,'
TAKING OF THE NICAhA"OHN
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wAsurNGroN Monday, Sent 30 1867.
The MessmOre matter has not yeC pceh oo''iCy
.sttIed II was understood yesterday aiter Ooi
-, had zone home to New-YOrk that matters
wore arranged and he was to retain his place. Such
lrot a fact however. 1t is learned to-day oincialy
that he will have to resign from the Internal keVe-
,uo BOARD within day or two, or be dismissed rom
ar nostion by Secretary McCulloch. This the Sec
,etarv is determined to do and he is backed up III
.be matter by MI. Rollins, Commissioner OF
xotcrnal Revenue Messmore when requested
40 resign. came here and Immediately began
Lobbying with the President TO defy Mr. McCulloch.
$40 was aided by Coyle and The IRtelEgcnoU ring,
WHO sid to be pecuniarily interested in the matter
hwasthe intention of McCuloch to allow Messmoret TO
resign and retire without any newspaper hotorlety,
hut instead OF accepting this Offer the latter deter
mined to make % fight and have the matter published
far and wide. When MessmOre and his friends iouhu
th It they could not succeed In their war on tue oee
retary they asked for extension OF time 10 alow
Mes.more to fix ND affairs. He went to New-York
with the understanding that he must resign OF pe
dismissed Coyle left for New-York tonight, 1t is
x,id I, aid Messmore in making a settlement Secre-
tafv Mccullough will allow Messmore only two or
three days of Grace and If he is not heard from IN
that time he will be quickly disposed Of Ihe ap
.o;ntmcnt of successor to MessmOre belongs to the
S,cretorv of the Treasury Wisewell and his friends
have been very active IN maneuvering for the po-
sifisn but it is known that both Secretary McCul-
Lch and Mr. Rollins are opposed to him, ana he VIII
not receive the appointment. The pnnclpal ooJec-
hon to Wisewel is that lie has been looking for the
,hee for months past and acknowledges hlmseH
lhat he has been engaged in whisky operations in
Nev-York and vicinity He has stated TO McCulloeh
his connection with whisky transactions has been
h the interest of the Government and i'll anticipation
Of a Government appointment. The Government
sannot see it in that way, however, as by WlseWens
ovn statement he has been acting the part OF
stool pigeon" among the whisky swlndleTs' NO
pne is vet mentioned in connection with the ap-
pointlnent is likely to receive It, Secretary McCuF
loch and Commissioner Rollins are determined that
no one shall be placed in the Office unless he can meet
teir expectatons to be faithful TO the interests OF
the Government.
There is great anxiety here among the politicians
as TO the results of the Fall elections in Pennsyl-
yania and Ohio next week. The Johnson men are
narticularv interested From Ohio the President
gets gloomy accounts. Letters from Democratic
politicians of that State have been received
here in which they state that the Republican
candidate for Governor, and a Republican
Legislature will be elected by large majorltles and
lately they despair of defeating the Manhood Suf-
Irace amendment The news from the campaign in
PENNSYLVANIA is, if possible more gloomy for His
Excellency Congressman Randall and his party
have been here continually, engineering to have
Philadelphia fixed" as to give largely increased
Democratic vote The President has afforded him
avery facility but since the Union League of that
rity has got in motion Randall has been despondent
Che Ire cent visit of Gems. Sheridan and Sickles to
Philadelphia is said to have most damaging elect
pn the Democracy, and they of opinion that the
State is very doubtful. Republicans here feel very
ponfdent of victory, and await the result with little
of the nervousness of Randall d Co.
Upon inquiry in proper directions it is found that
thcro is no authentic foundation for the report that
Mr. Browning proposes to resign his position as Sec
petary of the Interior. His health is not much i'm
proved and it is believed by some that should Mr..
Browning become convinced shortly that there is no
prospect of its permanent restoration he viii tender
his resignation Mr.. Bogy, who is named by some as
The probable of Secretary Browning Is not
mentioned in that connection in official circles, and
there is no good for believing that he would
receive the appointment should vacancy i'll the
pfice occur
There is much anxiety here as to the result of the
eeeton in Louisiana 1t is feared that the epidemic
prevailing there has materially interfered with the
people voting.
has acceptably represented several of the Central
American Governments here to-day presented his
letter of recall to the President and made the follow
Ing remarks on the occasion:
Mr. PRESIDENT: Circumstances uncOnnected with poll
tcs independent Of my own will and as appears from
my official correspondence OF the wishes OF the Govern
OF Nicaragua compelled me 10 resign the position
pf Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotenary OF
the Republic your Government and have led TO It's
reluctant acceptance have therefore, requested the
honor this audience in order 10 do final and most
painful duty Of personally delivering to the President OF
iograph from the President Of Nicaragua which term
mates my said mission Of taking official leave of you,
through you OF the people OF the United states ana
M receiving the orders which you may deem proper to
give me have instructed TO earnestly on this
occasion the contained in said letter. that to
maintain strengthen, and develop the good relations
winch happily exist between the two countries VIII
and sincere exerons policy of Nicaragua Its
sent Administration is fully aware OF the paramount I'M
porance such relations and this gives nterance to
the just and liberal reciprocity OF the Uned STATES
The organ of these frank assurances and reanoes
great consolation 10 think that at no time before have the
relations between the two countries been as lend cor
DIAL and free from any irritating question: and that they
thus safe and bound TO thrive for the bcne1t OF both
countries l only claim good will and sincerity TO
operate IN unobrusye and plain manner 10 this happy
result being true 70 my country, and to the country
where was accredited making no diieaiy OF what was
and trying 10 make what might DC difcuy;
but must bear my humble testimony in all truth and
matter OF duty 10 my conscience that tins happy
sincere beneyOlence toward the Republic the
inent constantly adhered to by the statesman at the
cet my heartfelt gratitude the many acts Kindness
regard. and distinction by which have invariably been
favored the part Of the Government and people OF the
United States for whose prosperity and happiness will
always pray After residence OF so many years IN the
parting, although, think only for time. stll shall
ever preserve many pleasing reeoecuons aud renewing
soy good wishes, beg your Excellency's orders.
To which the President replied as follows:
Mp To M fUaa alyvaV cle vpnlff-