New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02

of making piles by hook by crook out OF the Ma
tiona Treasury fear that no arrangements OF jury
either way bring about aconvcton In any such case
care not what may be the testimony.
Allen. the new Navy Agent, is clever fellow, who
came here FROM New-Hampshire a Clerk in the Navy
Department on the advent of the Polk Administration
All the world know B. b French, though he has had
far than his share Of office since rafting to the
Democrats from bis original New-HamPshire Cotta.
handbil Associations his appointment in this case Is
capital Being now veteran citizen Of Washington,
be has betnidented as much with IFS progress almost
as any other Of its inhabitants. His selection VIII be
popular with property holders here without dstiac-
ton of party more especially he really the only
ht persen for the position who applied forlt
For the relief of the friends of Hon Alfred Gilmore,
of Pennsylvania will inform them that the refusal OF
the Consukhip at Valparaiso to him. was simply poiti-
ca necessity The two factions n Ohio had each other
by the throat The Medaryites claimed full Mission
for cur friend Sam, honor due their State. The
"Hards" of Ohio pressed Wood for full Mission. be-
cause il paid we'll SO Sam got TIE honor and Wood
got the pay in the shape of Consulate far more profit
able than any Mission can be- Though Sam is rough
and uneducated be is as smart as a steel trap,
and will make good Foreign Minister, so far IS the
prudent and successful management OF business cOnhded
to linn is concerned, any man yet appointed to posi-
u0n abroad he is good at hOrse-tradng, which Is d.
plomscy in the small. Give lin fair chance and he
will prove that he can "dcker to capital advantage in
larger way, also
Gilmore hesitstes about accepting the Bordeaux Con-
sulate, but in the end be Will freely take it.
The Navy Department have just heard from COmmo-
dore Perry, who reached Singapore on the 18th Of
March. He made Point de Gale, in the Island Of Cey
lon the 18th of March and after coang there sailed
for Singapore He was to have left Singapore on the
goth Of March for Hong Kong AL were well on his
flag ship, the steamer Mississippi the 2-h of March
The Navy Department expect Ringgolds squadron (of
the North Pacific Surveying ESpedisiOn) to leave Nor.
folk to-day That is, the Vncennes the POrpOse and
the Fenmors Cooper. The stOre-ship John z. kenne-
dy is 10 follow them from NewYOrk as soon as the re-
quiste crew for her can be shipped. Thsy proceed
around the Cape Of Good Hope touching probably at
Port Praya, the Cape Singapore, Macao, &c.
Gen Garland, L. s. A, reached Washington to-day en-
route for his station, NswMeIico. lie will remain
here day two, receiving Instructions In cOnnec-
tion with old father Merrwether, be will have COM
parstively quiet time Of it in his new command both
being blessed with common sense You will recollect
that Governor Lane has been in hot water with Colonel
Sumner, whom Garland goes ont TO relieve, since
be d. went to New-Mexic0
TIE War Department have just ordered two hundred
recruits to embark from New-YOrk to join the Fifth
Regiment of Infantry, which ia stationed on the
northern frontier of Texas They will sail for ndianoa
and march from thence via San Antonio.
MONTMORENCL