New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

CorR1 MARITAL OF Col. SrasER IT win Do rec
objected II at Col + v. Sumner Of the Fh1 Cavafy nss
recently been on trial ct general court martiA heaN
Fort Ieayenworth. Although tho rendition OF me
Comt has rot yet been officially promog ye' We
l,nn from a reliable source that he has oesn sus-
pended from rank and pay for tho period OF iouf
months snd is TO be reprmaI ded oy me Com
Chief We also understand that the ComuAndi,g
General Gen Scott has confirmed the sentences OF NE
Court, bur has RENTED the penalty The cnsigss on
which Gel Summer was tried preferred ~ helor
George Deas, Assistant Adjutanf-General. In ms
correctior We will state there Is fumof fhst II ne
t,al OF this difficulty arose OF the precse nssafe
Of which we are not yet advised between COL Sonnsr
ard Gen. Hainey, the former obJectng TO tne iares
sitting ~ president of the court, and II limited maj
Col. Sumner viii In conegueocs prefer charges
se einst Major Deas and Gen. HaIney 81 LouSs KeP.
Tnr PRESIDENTS MEssAcE.-Copes OF the Pfesi.
depts Message were not sent TO Boston in advan,e OF
its delivery 20 Congress. Two sealed docomene were
forwarded g. this city and Portland, woicn proved
upon opening 10 be copies OF The Annual .epoin OF
the Postmaster Gene a aud the Secretary OF the Int
rior. We have DO means Of knowing whether ths
issoa 10 serd copies of the Message TO Boston wss
imertiors or oh,rwIse IL il was intehtional, was
deliberate ina ut to Boston and TO Massecnoss'e. ~
il was a bunder il IL worse than this, beesuss
IL shows q neglect and eareessness IN the
public services, just az likely To- DO perps-
iIatsd IN the most important Affairs OF the sshos'
ss in this matter. IL IL was, seems most prob
able an sul should have bsen announced before
hand in crter THAI The printers might not have bees
subjected 10 The trouble and eIpen'e Of preparing for
II. ard keeping an army Of cjmposisois under higs
pay for hours in waiting its dsry as.,:. r,.v,,
The HonE OF THE WIseosss BoURBos.-I1
Gjeen Boy Adroeate thus describes the hone 81 ths
doubtful claimant TO French royalty:
1--WE were never more struck with the beauty OF
the Williams Tract than one day last week. whom We
happete ed up there, looking for lost horse. he
bouse sits upon the bspk Of . river, which there
quite high, and oommsnds fine prospect up .se
down the stream. 10 front Is row OF rees, and as
bank slopes gently down to the water terrnin ssins IN
ersspy pesdOw favorite resort Tor horses Aad oaNe
1t 10 perhaps lot a. commanding stuanon, yet "
much resembles Mount Venon-tbe house OF chief
In fact. In the rear u negect nelo, soo Wo"ss"
stretches laIGe msrsh prsrie.
before vsions OF thrones and regal spehdof besst
him. here lived, in THE sylvan spot, Eeszsr Winam;,
the Indian missioCary. What ". alih OF quiet happ
ness forsaken for the poor tnsel and sh@sf OF
days nOtoriety.'
Tuy NrcAgA6UAS MOVEMENT IrTExis.-I< 0a%
reston Neus, Nov. 26, ssys We have just been In.
formed by genteu so well acquainted win Oh VA.
il being done W aid the cause OF Gen. Wakes, nat
the csu,e Ii progressing under tho most favorable
AUSPICES There are now seveo hundred moo en-
Hated in Texas a. emigrarts 10 Nicaragua hoe' o.
these will soon leave for Nicsrssus and the rest Wv
follow with but little delsy OF course nothing has
We. been be ard from Gen. Walker since be ZEN sss
Ieyp will be received from him by the LIT o. De-
eembtr, and DO doubt accounts will show bin 70 be n
possession Of ali the ports the San Juen nvsr, ~
there were no forces there to M Ss ss To-
aid the esuse. Col Waters 10 in Houston, and WI
leave with the first emigrants ~ join Walker.
yorls6 BY CASDLyLIGBT.-For the first time within
the Ell DRY OF the sent generation an elec'tcn
be held in Boston on Monday nett which is 10 DC c"a
,irued o. versl hours alter dsrk The origins vote
Of fhe NsyOrud Aldermen, TO keep the polls opsn
mill o. % was carried without much coDsideranon
Of the subject Upon the receipt Of the remonssoos
thereto Of various citizens the City solicitor ~ss e,
eultsd but az The notices TO tie nnabtsns b "a O..
,ssov beep pIiEted and circulated 10 which ths ho1s
81 D;rc Ard clo.ipg we're spnounced he gave il ~
i'' " ~ Boston Tfsvsi.r.
C,o.o. N.v,s.rros.-The cold weather Of Fi-
dsy Saturday a, d Sunday flled the river Win ron
,irg ce xbsb bas stoppsd and closed n.vg.'ion Tor
Usmpden On Saturday, snd will leave Fras HON
tday. Eight or ten vessels wilter IN Port, which
mss n larger lumber then usual. Tho whole amber
ef auysls IBIS year has been er iusi1e OF steamer,
ga 10 2t 20 sst year Up 10 Sept. H. this ys1, ths
sr1iyss exceeded these Of last year ~ TO the sane
fine. about 80 but during the past two months aud
bali they have fallen of very much.
s,xrys,,vys Fx,scrpArED Mayor Weaver 70
.erpi received lstter dated Ner-Orieana ffvm h"
X Walker who states that he s0poioted % ,cA-
tor Of The estate Of Baker Wootr5h OF L" ~ 49,
lately dee.aed. who By his will losn'sd "a nus ~.
slaves numbering about 10, ard let in' .s;
they shCuld be conveyed TO PennslvApmr 49, 10
sion nsde for them fcr one year. ~. ~s.;..,,.n -
that Pittb urgh viii probably % o. ,.ha,SS ,sst.e.
these people. p'euN
D. Is,,,nA ,.rxe nupb Der OF sqdsffsrs have
To- -';or ~ RON Isl4nd, IN the Mississippi
80, hft.sar Rork Ia,sEd and D4vst p1. Cfsss $40
yDs r. ,;nber hoa il ~ The rate OF GEy eosas
- I, vii soon be shorn OF i's bssu'y y ID"