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New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

At the opening OF the present session Of Con.
cress. Mr.. Lewis d. Campbell then candidate
for Speaker, bad conversation with ooe Of the
editors Of THE TRIBUNE, then in Washipg,or. At
the request of mutual friend. In the course Of
that conyers alton, the fact that The TRIBUNE had
assailed Mr. c. on account OF his project for bar.
monizing the American party North and South.
on the Slavery question, was alluded to, when Mr..
Campbell Observed that he knew that the editor
then present III G. had no part in that, as be wa,
in Europe when it was published Yet We 6nd Ia
tn, Cincinnati Commercidls report OF recent
speech by Mr. c. in Ohio, the following
To the poat shout the .uEepsper assaults uPoa him sef
rrent Of facts IL well Known that IN THE NE~ losk
TRIsUNE so-e Jusr last Horace Grsasy hSd assf
bfv This the first time that Horace had done sreh
thing to him." sc.
There is more like this but it seems hardly
necessary that We should refer TO IT, Mr.. Camp
bell is entirely mistaken in asserting that The
TRIBUNE opposed his election to the SpeakersAip
because Of his Americanism. We opposed him
because, |. We deemed Mr.. Bnks preemnendy
qualified for that particular post. ,. Wedisliked Mr.
c. proposal TO harmonic the Americans Nsr.A
and South, on the Slavery question, by means OF a
platform which seemed to US surrender by the
North of the main point in dispute. 3. We
thought there were other important posts in the
House which Mr.. c. was better fitted to fill than
the Speakers chair.-Thcse impressions have
rather been confirmed than modified by subsequent
observation.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
THE ENGLISH POsT.OFPICE.

The Annual Report Of the Postmaster General of
Great Britain-of which We have just received the
secoud-should be q document of considerable in
terest on this side of the Atlantic. The British
Postal system. with Rowland Hill as it's founder
and virtual head, is known throughout the world.
Probably no one, except certain venerable gentle
men in marble palace at Washington, have any
doubt f its superiority all other Government
Postal establishments.
Tie Duke OF Argyle is the present Postmaster
General, and appears to have shown Characteristic
energy in carrying out various improvements in
his Department. A nobleman of high rank, of
more than average talent, young and ambitious,
whose name often appears in list of lecturers at
Village Lyceum or Mechanics Institute, he has
now position where he can accomplish great
good. Though there has been little inclination
shown b. the British Ministry heretofore 10 meet
our Government in the adoption of cheap rate of
Ocean Postage we are disposed 10 give full credit
to the English Postmasters expressed wish to
have low rates Of postage with every foreign
country. In speaking of the beneficial effects of
late reductions of postage between England aud
several Continental States, he says: - know il is
"your LOrdships desire, and it is one in which
" fully concur, that the postage between the United
" Kingdom and every foreign country, both on let
ters ard printed matter, should be moderate;
4" but OF course the arrangements necessary for
" the complete attainmen, of this desirable end
" depend in a great degree upon the assent and CO
operation Of other Governments British states
men have learned tina, all branches of na-
tonal industry, and all sources Of national income
have been !osteEed, sustained aud rendered more
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
Contents of This Day's Paper

FIRST GE-AdreytiemeRts-Relisious Notices; Special
Notices New Pubic aons Printing Stationery and Fancy
Goods
SECOND PAGE-Ader.isement,-T and Others Lo
and Found; Horses, Carriages, &C.; Wants To Whom
May CorceIn; Chances for Business Men; Summer Re.
treats BOARD and Rooms Houses Let; Real Estate for
Sale PEPPER Han gngs; Groceries Copsrtnership Notices
THIRD PAGE-Adrertisement-I Instruction; Piano FOres and
Music Machinery, &C.. Cutlery, Hardware AID Iron;
Paris Advertisements; Professional Notices; Insurance
Companies; Dry Goods Millinery, &c Clothing; Bounty
Lend Grants Financial; Furniture Paints, Oils Glass
&c Pser vsrehouies;. Building Materials; Removals.
Ocean Steamers, &c Steamboats, and Railroads.
fourth eni'Steamboa's and Railroads.
Water-Cure Medcali Legal Notices. POefry-The Song
Of the Camp Ner Publieations-Recent Speeches and
Addresses by Charles Sumner; Experimental Researches
OF tie Food of Animals and the Fsttsning of Cattle Ele
meLts Of olc; An Elementary Treatise Logic The
Letters Of Lady Mary Worey Monsgu; 90 and is, The
Modern Revolutionary History and Literature of Ireland
Gospel Fruits Or, Bible Christianity illustrated
FurH PACE.-Nep Pubiic0 tion,-A Edition Of Shake
steare; Websters Autobiography Books Received Fires
Marie Affairs City Ittms City Advertisements Brook
lyn Items. New Jersey Items; Law Intelligence
SIXTH PAGE-BusIess Notices Leading drticleThe Pub
lie Lands Fraud Railroads Lake Superior Newyork
and the Union; The English PostOfice From Wd'sing
tn-The Admssoniof Kansas; TbeiNews from Ncsragus
SEv,STB PAGE-Teesreph Dipd,ches-W arlington News;
Secretary Marcy and Baby Congressional Pro
cetdngs; Mr. Buchanan in Pbnsdelphs; Massachusetts,
Legislature; Rumored FoTgeiies New York Merchants
The Contempt Case Horrible Occurrence, &C The Late
James Ksy; The Kansas Commission From the Plains.
Prbfe MeeiinS'-New- York Eve and Ear Inhrmaryi
Twentieth Twenty first Ward Republicans; Board Of
Aldermen. Later from South Forida. Europe by the
ArAbis's Mails
EIGHTH PAeE-Francs; Russia Visit 70 Newgste Market
Ninth PAGE-A Visit to Newgate Ms-ket; Life in Gar
Iison Moral and Religious Items; 1srcEltsrGI- Plan,
Locust Seed the Frae; Sewing Grass Seed; Cost OF
Fencing; Peas Errors in Buildings Economy in Cattle.
Feeding.
TENTH rAGE-Incrcsse Cattle in Ohio Corn Crop Pests
Price OF Cattle in San Francisco Another Libel Salt
1hreateued; A W oman Married 10 Woman Health for
the People Ne "; United States Senate Minuesoa Soil
and Climate; Look your STAMPS Poli.ics 10 Connect
cut Col. Lane ard Mr. Douglas Railroads in South Ame
ca; An Unjust judge; Communism a. NsuvOoi Terib
TrAge6y; Various Items
ELEVENTH PACE-seyeuceuth Ward Republicans; Effects q
Winter Crops Trees State Fairs Corn Starch
Free Labor Labor; The Horse Market Marriages
SID Deaths; Commercial Matters; Markets; Foreign
Circulars
TWELFTH PAGE.-Shpping Intelligence Adrerti'emeats
Amusements Sales by Auction; Miscellaneous.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

them immediately. The Mining region 1. ste'diy
growing in Importance and value, though Is oni!
approached bya crcuitou, and difficult water route
which i. closed BY lee about half the year. FROM
November to May the Copper Mines are prscn'
caly farther from the Atlantic than San Francisco s
They never can be opened and worked as they
ought while thus isolated and inaccessible, and
railroad connecting them with the grain-helds OF
Wisconsin and Illinois wsaa prove immensely sd
vantsgeous to both, snd would insure the doubling
of their population and productions every i've years
for the next life. time.
The lands traversed by the projected Railroad
north of Green Bay are Of poor quality, generally
msrshy, of which not one acre in fifty Will, IN the
absence of a Railroad, be improved this century.
We think, therefore, that this Road has very pecu'
liar and urgent claims the favorable regard OF
Congress.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
THE PUBLIC LANDs.-FRAUD.

Our readers are of course aware that so much Of
the Territory Of the United States as is contained
within the new States east Of the Mississippi was
mainly comprised within the limits of the Thirteen
British Colonies which became independent States
by virtue Of the American Revolution. BY the
Royal Charters under which those Colonies were
planted and organized, their western boundaries
were quite indefinite, or cOextensiye with and only
limited by the shadowy and indeterminate rights of
the grantors. Hence Massachusetts, Connecticut,
North Carolina, aud more especially New-York and
Virginia, claimed sovereignty and ownership over
vast uaets westward of their proper limits, some of
these claims OF course overlapping and conflicting
With each other. When the Peace Treaty had
established our Independence, with territorial
rights limited only by those Of Canada on the North
and of Louisiana on the West the Colonies now
transformed iato States which had no territorial.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
The Tribune for Europe.

We shall issue THIS MORNING an Edition Of The
SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE for circulation in Europe. 1t
will contain all the atest News up to the time of going
to press Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing,
can be had at the counter in the publication Office.
Price Six Cents. The steamship Baltic will leave
this port for Liverpool To-Day at 10 o'clock.
The Mails by this steamer will close at the Post
Office in this city at lOI o'clock this morning
Subscriptions and Advertisements for The NEw-
YORK TRIBUNE can be left with the following Agents
PAMs-Charles Hartwick. No. Is Rue Vivienne.
LOSDos-A. Richter, No. l9 Cathariue street,
Strand
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
RAILROADS TO LAKE SUPERIOR

Two projects for connecting the Mineral Region
of Lake Superior with Southern Wisconsin, L4ke
attention of Congress: one by way Of the present
railroad to Fond du. Lac Wise and some point at
tie head of Green Bay, thence nearly due North to
the vicinity of Lake Superior, whence the road
forks and strikes the Lake at two points-the
mouth of the Ontonagon, and at or near the mouth
of Eagle River The other road is 10 run by ST.
Paul and the Falls of St. Anthony to the new City
of Superior at the southwestern extremity of the
Lake.
These Roads should be cQlstructed-the first Of
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

productive by cheap postage. and that rom tue
first the nstonal revenue has been increased 70
"a, greater extent than the temporary reduction III
the postal receipts; and while that reduction was
opl, temporary, the prosperity and gain produced
By low and uniform postage have been continual
We hone this wish of the English Postmaster Cen
ersl and her Msjesty's Government VIII De re-
.pouded to a. once by some direc. action on the
part Of our Executive.
The results of cheap and uniform postage IN
Great Britan show a constant and increasing sue
cess. The following figures give the state OF the
Post Office for the year 1855. as compared with
1854: -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

ea almost thrss hundred Pc cent In twelve nonshs
We perceive in this report no lugubrious lsSneu.,
because of the criticisms of the public press on sbs
management Of the English Post Office, nor do we
learn from any source that clerks have been di,
charged or removed from their poorly paid desks to
give place to others VINO have the same religion,
faith az the Chief of the Department
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

The correspondence and postal income have not
increased as rapidly during the last year as during
previous years This s principally to be attributed
to the war. which has caused general stsgnatlon
in all kinds of business, particularly in trades Ike
book.publishing and the manufacture OF articles oil
fsrcy and luxury. Strangers as we are to Tree
letter delivery. aid to any delivery st al in codn-
try places our statesmen will. perhaps, md great
difficulty in sppreciatiIg the policy justice and
national profit in some Of the extensions OF mall
service noted in this report. In rural DISTRICTS
beside opening many new Offices, "much addition
al accommodation has been Afforded
"by the appointment of rural messenger''
"who collect and deliver letters at places
:" too small to warrant the establishment OF
ga Post. Office. " Free deliveries were established
last year at ,327 places where none had formerly
"exsted; and al 649 other places the free delivery
"was extended or otherwise improved
TIE extent to which this free delivery has been
carried may be estimated by the number OF letters
delivered free around the following places, during
the YEAR. as estimated by the number delivered
weekly. We give the population of each place.
but it must be borne in mind that the letters here
numbered in the free delivery are only in the rural
districts around and not in the towns mentioned:
DEIIVRRyp FREE A YEAR, N THE RVRAL DIS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

DOINGs IN CONGRESS-.

SENATF, April 2'.-Nothing Of importance was done.
The Senate adjourned to Monday.
HorSr, April 25.-The day was spent in discussion
upon the bill for refundpg duties on goods destroyed
by FIRE. Adjourned TO Monday
CoNNEcTICITThe Senators elect IL this stand lS 70
s. instead OF stated The table iudi.
cate correctly those elected.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
To ort,y IsryIIIGyyr. THE FAsgoSaBLE. THE

ToTHR INTELLIGENT, THE FASHIONABLE, THE
PRUDrNr ASp TIE the essses that
CANTRELLs low priced bat elegant Cater aud they
DO from the feet that on ta they prove NOE dufsbe tan
tho cold nearly double the piee other e.tsbments
Ladies preparing INTO the country should yisi him AZ NO
So BoSery snd make their selections Unlike mos, cheap
articles CANTEELLs ~ and l Caters ebsaeterz-d by
eegee Of wortaDshP excellence Of material and uHdoobed
style. Defl with hin.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
IHE NEWS FROM NICARAGUA.

From Our Ov1 Couesqo0deht -,
WAsHSGTOS, Thursday, April "a, 1856.
The news from Nicaragua, received by the
Cha.les Morgan at NewOtleaas, is too uesset
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
PIANos And MELoDEoNs. IRON EIGHI DIFFER.

ENT NASUFAcTOREs matps the largest s.soTnent IN tas
City beTds number Of dhsud Psnos VIA .ne
boui the oliau and Will b. sold prices that defy coi
titloI. Pianos for and allowed OF purehase
HoE1cL WATERS Azt 5jj Brostvay
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

TREMENDOUS BARGAINS IN SPRING CLOTHING.
-Ftshiotsbe lsek Cloth COs;s 81 81 81 - 81. 90
S4 Sle Business Coats -. e., &c, -, ~ Ragis1s,
s7,oSl Cashmere Ps-ts IS More Antique Vests
IS, Sc. kvANss Clothing warehouse, Nos % an %
Euls
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
PURE CATAwBA WINES.
xTRA ORpIN AIRY


Crossley's Nelyets, IL (; Tapestries, 76.
Handsome Ingrains, SIC; Super do, 81.
HIRAM ANDERSON No % Bowery
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

VERGNE's ELECTRO CHEMICAL BArH-Dr
Prince Of TogeOr and Prof 'ersnes are 10 steho
suee 10 Broadway They guarantee 20 cure hhe anas
EeDsiRs and al diseases srsDg from Dprudent M
mercury or metallic substances Special department Tor
adj
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

BARGAIss-A rush is being made KELrY
Rvlcy.oss No 2s Brosdw.y, TO Of the Lace
snd Muslin CuIta they selling less than of mpor.
90 early Also the largest stock OF Window Shades in
kew-IoIk. cheap