New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

THE ARMS FROM THE STATE ARsESAL-We
are waiting with some anxiety for further develop
ments r spectiBg the arms belonging TO the STATE
of Louisiana, which appear to have been furnished
from the arsenal, for the use OF the expedition
against Cuba. The testimony on tho subject opens
very rich. Somebody will have TO "stand from un-
der In this business bat irhO, We are yet unable
to say. There were great many ioOllsh laws
passed at the late session. but after careful ex-
animation OF the index, we cannot ind among The
humber any one with the caption OF an act Tor the
relief Of Gen. Lopez or one authorizing Or dl
rectipg that any aid and comfort should be at.
orded him by the State, either by the loan or gyt
Of military stores or otherwise. We conclude,
therefore, that there was no legal authority 70 tar-
Iish these arms for such purpose, anu we are
rather curious 10 see how their absence from the
State Arsenal will be either excused, justified or
accounted for. II they are only to0Red, as we have
heard 1t hinted will be the explanation, we do noe
see how that will mend the matter particularly as
The return OF them will be rather difficult tor such
portion of them land we understand It was large
ouel which was not thrown overheard rom the
Creole when she grounded coming out OF Carte-
mas must now be under seizure by Uncle sam,
with the Creole a. Key West, and We shall proba-
bly soon see published the official notice by the
United States Marshal, in admiralty proceedings,
hbelue said arms with the highly edifying and in
teresting caption OF In the case d he United
States VS.. The State Of LoRiSiaHG, IN the matter
of certain arms, seized IN this, etc. etc and the
State will be summoned 70 cone forward and snow
cause If any she has, Why eald arms shail not be
declared forfeited, etc. n. .. Bulletin, June II.
CART. TATsALL AND THE CUBAS EXPEDITION
We have are ady informed our readers OF the arri-
val in this city en- Wednesday evening Of Captain
Tntusl Of the U. S. frigate Saranac he LETT yes
terdav by railroad for Macon, where We regret 70
learn, his eldest son, passed mldshipman, IS lying
dangerously i'll. He will return In few days, GA
bis way back to Norfolk, where the Saranac Is now
~. asfa M fha nase
authority, that the conduct OF Capt Iatnal IN con-
pectiou with the Cuba invasion, has been warmly
anproved by the Government at Washington. Not
oniy the Navy and State Departments unite In ex-
pressing their spprobs tion, but the President him
self in q personal interview, remarked that be fels
ereat satisfaction at the manner in which he dis
Tosed of the difficulties sprnging on; OF the invs-
sion These difficulties were OF 50 delicate ma
ture that the Government, at one time, thought OF
dispatching Especial agent to Havana to adjust
them. As further proof Of the feeling OF the Gov
eminent il gives US pleasure 10 add, Ia this connec
ton that one Of Capt Tatnalls sons since MS re-
turn from Cubs, has been appointed Pdrser IN the
NAVY We have made this statement, 10. only be-
cause Of the interest which We, in com mon with all
other Georgisns, feel IN the fame OF Capt. IatnGh
az q native Of this city and State, bat IN eonse-
oueuce Of the injurious statements o! w ashington
letter writers 10 the effect that MS conduct had been
disanproved Of by the Government. Nothing could
be further from the truth than these statements.
Savannah Republican, 2lst
FROM FoRr BRooKs-The U. 8. Transport
steamer Fashion, Capt. Baker, arrived here yes
terdsy from Fort Brooks She left there on the 18Th
ut Gen. Twiggs took his leave OF Fort Brooks
tor the North on the same morning. Five ComPa'
lies Of the 9Th Regiment Of Infantry came over on
the Fashion; they are their way 20 the Jeif=r-
con Barracks The following named officers are
attached 70 the Regiment breyeI Col j. Plump
,cn- commspdipg 7lh Infantry Bfeyet Captain b.
G,r5per. Adiutsnt; Brevet First Lieus. w. X.
Van Bokkefen. Regular Quartermssser; Assistan.
| sargeon. q X Wood Major George Andrews, In
Irfsrtry; Brevet Msor d. P. Whiting, commlnd
ipe Company Brevet Msior X C. Gathin, con-
nsp6ing Company T; Capt F. Britton, mnand-
| ne Compsny b Brevet Mai Earl Van Dorm; Sc
! cc1d Lieut. 81 r. Stevenson, Brevet First Lieut.
! O. NJ Wilcox. commanding Company |; Second
/ Lieut. A. S. Sutton, commanding Company Il. Non
con,mjssoued stat and band tn Infantry, numbers
on men; Co. B, as; Co T, IS Co. II, as Go. !, as
! Co X, a. New-oheans Crescent, jane Il.
THE CRors.-The recent heavy rains have
worked great change for the better In the pros
| pects OF ali Kinds Of crops We have recently
travelled full shupdred mics west and nearly as Tar
| north, through cultivated country, and saw many
sne feds OF winter and spring wheat and corn and
I oats. TIE winter crop hss been somewhat iajared,
but il hy DO means totai failure, while the others
look uniformly well. Madison, (Wisl Argus, Oh