New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11

EXPRESSES AT THE SouTH.-The Postmaster
General very Indignant, because important news Is
carried by expresses between Montgomery and Mobile so
as 10 gain % hours the mail He has written letter 10
Hon. D. H. Lewis proposing that the express be put down
by severe legal penalties else By the establishment OF
teesrsphic communication between the points alluded TO-
The following letter from Amos Kendall proposing 10 build
a telegraph, has been laid before Congress.
WASHINGTON, June :, 1876
Sir Ii behalf OF Professor Morse and his associates
owning the patent right Of Morses Tee
graph tho undersigned IN compliance with Your reques
submits the basis OF arrangement for the Use OF said
Telegraph by the Government the convenient line
from Atlanta in the State OF Georgia, TO Mobile in the
of Alabama To that end, he makes the following
propositions, viz:
l. That the United States build. aud, during the war
with Mexico, control line Of telegraph between the
points above nsmedallowns Us. when IL is no, in
by the Government its own legitimate business 10
Tor priv communicauops ard news Tor the news
papers Or il the government choose, We will construct
line ourselves with wire. superior 10 any here
tofore pui this country for the OF hty thous
and dollars. be advanced from time 10 time, as the
work progresses provided, that II sny extra expense
becomes necessary carrying the wire across river
rivera the shall be increased as 10 cover such
expense.
>. That al the close OF the war tie line shall be de-
lvered the possession OF the pa,entee his heirs or
assgus who shall thereafter the option OF the Govern
meEi transmit all official communications OF the United
States free OF charge, refund the cost of the line
II II be the wish O The Government the undersigned
will resign his Office President OF tie Magnetic Tele
graph Company and for reasonable com put
up tue line question with all practical economy and
dispatch. Win high consideration your obGt servant
AMOS KENDALL.
Fer Professor :. F. B. Morse and his Associates
Hon. CAVE JOHNSON, Postmaster General.
TRIAL OF WYATT.-ACBuRS. June :, lo46.-At
the opening the Court Attorney General Van Buren, aI-
pesred bes OF People. The Counsel for the prs
in;erposed challenge The array OF The panel
100 jurors Teiurled by the Sheriff the ground first
that THE had selected Jurors favorable 20 the
prosecution second that the judges had discharged
two OF the first panel. Greenfield den and snd Richard
Soaring OF the Society OF Friends OF their
scieniious scFupies convic, crime punishable with
death. Paris 6. Clark and David Wright Esqs. APP
pointed tele-s. The Attorney Genera! and NJ. Seward
argued The challenges. No Jurors yet been sworn
Albany Atlas, via Telegraph.
II The late Major JACOB BRowS killed at the
Fort which now bears his nsme) left wife and TWO
daughters. The former has been an inmate of the
Mclean Asylum foE Ten twelve years and is
conscious OF the death OF her husband. Msjor Brown
was a noble specimen ell he was modest and
unsssumng in his department.. and possessed heart
Overlooking with The milk OF human kindness. As
officer be was dstin guished for his courage military
skil GOODNESS and decision in the hour Of battle.
Boston Journal.
" Bishop DsLAscy of the Diocese of Western
New York hiss prescribed appropriate form OF prayer
"a h. psed In all the churches uEder bis pastoral
dnripS IN. session OF tbs Con,utuonal Convention Is
the prays. Congress, sshy varied 70 SUI ne Case