New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
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cpecsl Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Aug. 81 1901.
Cen. Scott left Washington on Saturday, having
srransed with the Army Board the new orders
based on the failure Of the Utah expedition.
larse military force will remain 10 Kansas. A spe-
cial Cabinet meeting was held this day to consider
Secretary Floyd's report Oh this subject aud the
proposed appointments Of Heads Of Bureaus.
Beverly Tucker states that the clerk hire of the
Liverpool Consulate is three thousand year, and
the dining and winiug five more, which is FIVE hun
bred over the salary, and he therefore rejects the
appointment peremptOrily. He will get something
comfortable.
Sr. Herr an had long interview with Secretary
Cass to day, closing the details Of the New-Gra
padian Treaty.
The Commissionershp of the Patent Office was
oHered last week to a Western Pennsylvania,
whose acceptance is doubtful. T@o Maryland ex-
Wigs stsnd next in order for this pa,e.
GOV. Walker has been much frightened By the
threats of rejection by the Senate. He is now
heart and hand with the extreme Pro-Slavery fac
ton. He has eaten all bis past fair promises, aud
sent most humble dispatches from Kansas for the
Southern market Whitfield, who is now here, re-
ports Walker as at present the pet Of the Border
Ruffans. Since Walkers conversion, nobody
doubts the perfect success Of the intended Border
Ruffian invasion from Missouri of the polls of Kan
sas. PEMAQUID.
TO the Associs.ed Press.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Aug. 81, 1857.
The Treasury Department has just paid between
two and three hundred thousand dollars to ayland
as interest half million Of l!ars, to which amount
the United States became Indebted to Maryland dur
ing the war of 1879. The principal was discharged
between the years 1918 and 1872.
The Secretary Of the Interior has Instructed the
Marshal of Minnesota TO take the census OF that ferr-
tory whenever he is informed that il is the wish of the
people to form Constitution and State Government,
preparatory to admission into the Union.
Cant Hudson commanding the frigate Niagara, In
communicating to the Navy De partment tue particu
lars in regard to the accident 20 the Telegraph cable
saws he has every reason TO believe, from what has
thus far been experienced in wire'layinS, that under
ordinary circumstances OF weather, sLd win ma,
Cbiutry adapted to the purposefOr such as they had
on board requires altering and improving-the cable
may be laid in safety the track marked out for 1t
il the Atlantic Ocean.
He SAYS at the tire tie cable parted, the Compsnys
Chief Engineer Charles r. Bright, and his assistants
were applying their brakes to lessen the expenditure
Of the cable until it was finally carried away, when
made sll hands throughout the day like household
or family which had lost their dearest friend for
officers and men had become deeply interested In the
succes. Of the enterprise.
Wilhelm DoceeI has been recognized by the Pref.
dent as Consul Of the Grand Duchy of Hesse Dam
stadt for MARYLAND and North and South Carolina, to
reside in Baltimore.
Governor Walker of Kansas, was at last accounts
preparipg defense of his official conduct to place
himself right before the people of Mississippi especial
". and the South generally.
By the arrival of the mail as late as due, we have
papers from all points South, but they contain no in
poItsnt news.
Forty thousand bushels of new wheat had been re-
teived at Wilmington up 70 the 9th inst.
The rice crop of The interior OF South Carolina was
very promising