New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29
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WASHINGTON, Friday, Aug. 20 ioy'.
Rever,v Tucker rejects the Liverpool Oonsu'a,0'
and insists upon the Presidents re''0 w...taI
nro,o;.s of Giving him the United States M'fSn"F
r., e. tb;s D,,trict The latter place ~ ho"-
sup ia 'D' g. George Plat of Pennsy vania.
o'oi' In. in case he finds that he can do
Beverly may relen' ia case
no better. -: r.. ;u,oro0,
s9;5 900, is to be paid.
co,error Walkers manifest completely with the
mira Slavery faction in Kansas has already crushed
Southern rebellion. The Presidents presuSe az
the South is restored.
TIE state of the Treasury last Monday was as
folows: Deposits subject to draft, sl9,399,2!5;
receipts last week, Sl,225,2l3; reduction si|V'-
I26.
Lord Napier departed for FrOstbursh yesterday.
Ills said that seue correspondence took place re-
Gently with reference to the restoration OF Consul
BARCLAY, and upon the subject of enistlng recruits
from the United States in the Provinces for the
Indian army.
Mr.. Eamcs will shortly proceed to Venezuela
with the decision of this Government in the guano
cases.
The Secretary Of War, Gen. Scott and Messrs
ellison AID Jessup, had long consultation today
upon the redistribution and supply Of the army.
~ WAsHIyGrox, Friday, Aug %, 1857.
E. O. Perrin, private secretary of Gov. Walker, has
arrived here. lie left the latter, camp at Lawrence
ten days ago, and reports that all was PeaceIn ana
Quiet and that there not the least lntmauOn OF
war or blOCdshed. Gov. Walker uses the army as
Nose comitatus when the civil authorities cannon
make arrests for breaches OF the peace. The ,5OO
trOops IL Kansas VIII ieiAaiu 'heie "n'i o'oi ' 000
fon A. 81. D..
ssvs The Sound Dues have been abolished by the e1er
t;ons of all the Governments interested. The United
States having taken the lead the attention Ofthe COM
mercis public in Germany is now attracted to the re-
moyA of the restrictions navigation in the German
streams, especially the Rhine and the Elbe.
The Postmaster General hes just established daily
mail between Kansas City and LecompOn, and tn
weekly mail from LecompOn to Marysvile, and other
similar improvements soon to be made.
There was nothing done Of importance at the Con,
yepton Of the Seceders from the Presbyterian General
Assembly, which met at Richmond yesterday.
We are in receipt Of papers from all points South oy
the arrival of the mail as late as due
TIE Galrcstoa Neirs of the 10th inst, says that re-
turns from ninety counties of Texas have been re-
ceived and that Runnells the Democratic candidate
for Governor is eight to nine thousand ahead.
Whites msiOrity over Crosby in the Western Con-
eressiona District is 4000 and in the Eastern Rea.
CANS msjoriiy over Evans is nearly D, OOO.
There was a fire at Clarsyille on the night OF the
5th inst at which the loss 1000 Tue princi-
pal sufferers were Rhine Brothers and McDonna q
Rhine.
The cotton crop of Washington County Texas, ex.
ceeds the most sanguine expectations. The crop OF
Colorado County is tOlerably abundant. Ram was
plenty. ,.x,.o Quantities
OF corn to Texas.