New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05
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Special Dispatch 10 Tho N. T. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Aug. 4, 1857.
II il reported that Mr.. Dodge, our Minister 70
Spain, has resigned.
Tho Departments have no official advices Of the
reported stoppsge Of the Northern Wagon ROAD
Expedition by the Indians but a. all annuities are
withheld, a rising of all the tribes in the North
west is looked upon a. probable.
Mr.. Shugert, Chief Clerk in tho Patent once
is likely to be Commissioner Mason's successor.
He is Pennsylvanian, and agrees with Secretary
Thompson on the subject Of removals.
A duel seems breeding between the editors Of
The Richmond South and The Richmond Enquirer.
PEMAQUiD.
To the AssOcis.sd Press
WAsHrSGros, Tuesday, Aug. 4, 1857.
Capt. Blake has received preparatory orders 70 10
as Superintendent of the Naval Academy at Annspons.
Can't. Cluncy has received preparatory orders 70
succeed Capt Blake in the SUPPLEMENTARY OF tne
construction Of the Stevens war steamer at New iork
Commander Edward K. Thompson has been ordered
TO repor at the Philadelphia Navy Yard on the 1th OF
August, as Ordnance Officer in place OF Conmanoer
Thomas Turner
The receipts into the Treasury for the quarter end.
mo lime 30 have been Sll 1871, Of which nearly
$4,000 eco was from the Customs, over 81 ,Voooo
from the disposal Of the public lands and the remain
der from miscellaneous sources.
The Secretary of the Navy has appointed Board TO
prepare in accordance with the law of the last session
of Congress code Of regulations for the government
Of the Navy. II consists Of Commodore Shubnck,
Lieut.. Col. John Harris, Of the Marine Corps;
Purser John De Bree, Commando M Ld50ner' Lieut.
Judge Mason in reply to the letter OF kind express
,or md good wishes from the gentlemen employed in
the Patent Office, on his retracy as Commissioner,
says II is now source OF unsiioyea sSs'ac'Un,
"iu reviewing the past to reflect that as TAR az my
"kpowlsdge and recollection extend, nothing like an
angry feeling has been excited in my official or per.
"sosal intercourse, either with the multltudes OF
"snxious, interested inventors, or with those WIN
"vhom my relations have been more frequent ana IN
Climate in the daily transactions OF business"
ExGoy Wright, on the eve Of departing for Prussia,
WAS waited upon by person. Who falsely represent
lrg that he was Gen. Casss messenger ana pretendng
that he was short Of funds to return to Washington,
obtained relief for that purpose. A friend OF Gov.
Wnehtr, who to-day called at the State Department
to recover the amount as promised, discovered the
swinde.
tomorrow take recess of four weeks.
II has been raining here necessarily since III o'clock
this morning. The streets are deluged and cellars
inundated Great fears are entertained Tor the safety
of the Chesapeake ard Ohio Canal as to-day fall OF
rain has been the heaviest known for many years.
All diplomatic action in reference to pending din.
cuties has been suspended until the return Of the
President. IN
Judge Bowlin late Minister to New.Granada, will
remain here until the affairs OF that Republic are finally
settled.
Gen. Hsnningsen arrived here to-day, and left this
evening-it is supposed to join Gen. Walker. His
movements may have some bearing on the departure
of the Tennessee.
The Naval Courts propose to adjourn this week
until October. There are hundred cases yet
to be tried.
No New. Orleans mail has been received to-day.
No telegrophic dispatches have been received from
New Orleans since last Thursday.