New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-27

GRAVE CHARGEs AGAINST GovfRsoR-Ine
editor of The Nebraska Palladium seems to be
offended because the Capital Of Nebraska has been
located at Omaha, and he comes down upon Mr.
Cunning, the acting Governor, in the following gentle
mapnor OF course the Governor is to blame; he
shouid ave had the Capital established a. Believer,
where The Palladium is pubiished;
Frapd-Brbyy-We are called upon y duty
ard by cousce nee in columns ID - the
plans Of tho acting Governor, T. cunning nave
succeeded; and tbst they have succeeded oy tne nd
of that ssue corruption wh@n coIcse q sn r"a'
cate them Men have been bought-four thousand
dollars was offered to John NJ Singleton, OF Richard
son County, If he would vote for the CsPitAl being
located Ut Omaha City and it was offered him BY the
Private Secretary Of Acting Governor Gaming. Ava
thank God We have one honest msn In the lIegsia-
ture-he refused ibe bribe but not until he had eH
posed tho Scrip Of the Omaha CITY for s4ooo' pat
great msjoriiy Of the people-located for the Pc.
cnniary and personal benefit of Tom Gaming, and
his brother bribers-locsted at a place without any
natural autages and one totally barren OF every
thing save vhn ky shops and drunken politicians.
Mr. Cunning says he expects TO DO removed
from the office Of Secretsry-winks wisely, a. al
.uch buds do when they have feathered their indi-
yidusl Dests--intimaes that he doesn't cMesd-
for the President and all the removals he may can OF
will. might, could would or should make.
From SANTA Fr. We hsd the pleasure lest
evening of meeting with Judge j s. Watts, OF New:
Me1ico Who left Santa re on the first OF January and
who expects return TO that ace before the hrt Of
Anil The trp acro-s the Plains was pleasant one
considering the time Of the year Buffalo we're scarce
and the Indians were perfectly friendiy; me .o,
tory Of Kan - was pretty wen setuea 'rom Co'up.
Grove 10 the Missouri River. but oeyoha tnal Po,n'
NOT .ipse cabin or mt has been erected tie SPOKE
in the highest terms of the manner In wbcn me NM
is carried and the ihst 10 taken OF inc passon-
gers. Everything provm.a sn ,pr The vsry
/ hest hind The fare from Independence 10 osnsS 20
during the winter season. IL $50. Inere feeny no
more danger, at present, IN nsvelee nioukn ~
from 81. Louis 70 Washington, notTithsaoding me
tat hat the President and secretary OF War are SAX
ing Congress 10 Increase tho army io mo pfo.ecu""
P,yrsoy PosraGE on PRINTED MArrER By THE
pprsKs LISE-We are Authorized to say that me
Petal Convention between the United States and
Rrcrnen has been 60 modified that pamphlets, maya
er. NAV be sent IN narrow bands open at the sides
trr end. by the Bremen line OF steamers, from the
United States 10 any point beyond, as wen 20 pro
men belong pg 70 the German Austrian fosta CnDni
ard stcs rtSia from any such point to the United
S.ates. ,,.,
On newspapers sent from the United states oy the
Brtu en- line the postage IL three cens each prepay
nert REQUIRED. This pays in full TO any part Of the
German. ustrian Postal Union. Any postage sccru-
ing or newspapers beyond the German Austrian Pos
tsI Upion must be collected ~ the points Of delivery.
Newspap.rs ,se,i,,d by the Bremen line are in Ike
lnsnDer fully prepaid.
/ o. namJkleu magazines, and other printed mat
ter. exc. pt nesspspersl postage Of one cent An
ounce or fraction OF an ounce, must be prepaid al
he mailing Office when cent from and collected a.
,he Office Of delivery when received 81, the United
/ s,s,e.. This Ia the Uoiteo Stats postage only.
SAD AccIDEsT-rHREE MIS- DRowsrD.-We
learn that on Yesterday, While Eve men, belonging 70
! tbs steamer HighAyer. Low lying At the Portland
wharf eng aged upon one Of The wheels, repair
iug the bucke,s BY some movement OF The machinery
they we're thrown IF into the river. Three lmmedi.
s,ely ohsppsartd beneath the very heavy zee, and
were 10, &c, q siterwGc. The other two were res
cued. Ofthe tbree unfJrtunste drowned individuals,
two we're negroes Jse and Jerry the later belonging
/ 10 Dr. Reed Of Woodford County. The other person
wss c white man, whose name we did not aecsrtain.
| louisville Ky Courier, ysb "a
VALUABLE LEAD MlsEs-A subscriber In Oliver
Prairie, Newton County, Missouri, writes rs sh.t I
wonderful cad mise has BEEN recently discovered II
inat township by Mr.. Foster, an Eoglish gentiensn
The vein found about fourfee snd hsf thick IN
| Of unknown NJ. Mr. Foster has q present soou
fry men engaged in working the mine. .esch %
rsisipg sbost bali tun Of ore per day. In addition
cur correspondent states that the land, water IN.
n.Ieral resources Of Newton County are unriva
Isl Louis Repahhsas Hsh-