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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

LADIES' EQUEsTRIAN CONVENTION.
Tss LADrHs NATIONAL EQUESTRIAN coNvxs.
70 BE- Md NE Union oourss L. L. On Wednesday. Sep.
$50. temeer g 1ssa
nelisrs v be mae 70 shs three prominent amAtsw
cosm,rKs on STEWARDS.
Hoa- k1Jh " furdy. Alderman jobs Clansy
hon s.~r " rovieA Alderman Charles Francss.
Hoe s. "a a., r.iR% 1,ss Geo W yssa: Esl
IiSn rwned- yoseph Russell, Rsl,
Hon. jacob Cbowsu. Richard r. Dennine Esa
fr~ns oueea - John Richards, Nsa
-, rhcmss Picton, nsl
srr-d " srna into compesn dis,ns uished ara
graceful ~ frnae snsier equessisos nee n
h~ mNGns~t prniums ~ be awarded apon she nsevs
erpo~ed for The inspection OF public II tn.
fclssinx y In rsw rovk.--
eve sssar.S soers $500 ss~ md q Be- pr~..ss " ~
f.,r ~rpsrsy rho shs csssit hs N Ne ry.si
ss ssn dsr~rty and srsce he ho~ss
een ve-ea Ne store % ~ maker. Horsss wAt>rs ss
~s.sive diver peos.r and p.r os x,biss. Of superior
wptasnssp, ~ori ssres bundr.i dolsrs SOD 70 be ID
wdssf " Ne s-cond besl Equestrian. TO he
sss7~ n Ran W.ss A % al Rrnsdws..
a .pi-rda soia Aas eramelei ladies' wsich, set viii
worA Auafred dollars ts intendea Tor the
fFd premium. Be At sse ssis Ameni % ~ manu-
i~riri.rs nsil alars Co. 81 BrcSswAg
tatt~s frw sverr par n Ne Unioa ere Invited "
-. r -utoa fsr shsr tsuly xsuase swA-s sat urouh
p srru.r faiy ssaas ne or srs n aa ennysnuon and
~ tsv~s ~ a ~ swe-fs are " =. rsaieref a
tre@ rbOhss rNoaf AL riii.lF ~ 4, 1aasxer1 ~
srfckw Ercs,. ssv Tau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

~ Chs:Asn sauare-wM cell on Monday issh instant. 81
l0 o'clock the bedsteAds bedding barroom fixtures &C.
cntaned in the boarding house and arr king saloon No
fAriale streeL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

Securities received IN addition to the regularly advertised
durn every sale Next regular sale Thursday August
49, Regular auction sales OF stocks and bonds Monday
end Thursday AT RH O'Clock at the Merchants ExchAnge
Also special sales any other days and bond
bought and sold pr,vste sale and the Brokers' Board
ALBERT n NIC0LAY,
Stock Auconeer and Banker No Broad 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

L,oR PopTswourH CITY POINT AND RICHwOrD ;
IL The United steies mail steamship soAroKH, Captain
Thomas Skinner will leave Wednesday he 18Th inst ~
O'Clock NJ from pier H. North river. sAs VIII arrive a.
Portsmouth, Che next afternoon aud At Psiersbur The foov
morning for the sostk will pto~eed directly
BY NE great southern mall line Shose for Hicsncnd v
arrive there early Friday morning Travellers ell and
this the cheapest plesssstes and expeditions
fssseusers fsye, with sstercom, 70 NQiolt ~ 70 Peters
burg and Richmond, $40. Apply 70 HENRY bsDtAs, 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

AIoNEy ADVANCED TO ANY AMOUNT ON wArCHns
wi plate diamonds jevey. dry scoda, merchandise and
commsscn. JOSEPH A JACKSON, suoecneer and bro.
her, Ill Grand street Iares doors west u Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16
CPEED, COarORr, HOonONY.
- FoR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.

Tia fsxcriie sesmsbip srAR OF THE sOUrH Capt Th1t
Lyon WI leave Thufsday Aug 10 ct ~ ocioss " from
pier No forth river. Through tickets be hsf FOR The
following places Fare a. low AZ by any other f-o
NeT York 10 Savannah, accom- m0daions SUPERIOR
New York " Montgomery, Ala, $40, atlanta, ia sp.
Aibsny, Ca, s24 Columbus Ga, s29; Macon, ueo. 81;
Savannah. SIS
n B-fersons Wishing shrongs tickets viii sppir before
socock r NJ on the day Of deparlurs. For fregn
sage appy 70 sAML /. NITCHILh A SOS. l3 srOsawsy
siesne for Florida CONNECT At ssvaouAh ie.vias esry
kouda7, Wednesday and Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

u on BRKMRH DIREUr.
Tho North German Iioyd's uaAil sseamahip
NEW YORK, II. l. Won Santsu, commander,
son pier No. 80 North river for Bremen direct POD
lively,
On Saturday September ii. NJ II O'Clock noor.I
rNgs-Fna cASfn 500; second caSn Ss5; storage ~
oKLfSxH. EE5faES Z sucHxII. 50 william =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

An eEoerienced surgeon on boari
fhs owners Of tAess ships Win accountable Tor GOA
diver. bullion, specie iewoly sstA,a
ges bills Of kdag sned ksrefor Aad The vsus ssers
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES For freight passage apply 70
u CUHARD. No Bowling Grcor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

.t..e SHIPPING.
os sAA rhANoisog nnH FhAzsE Rvxk
ran CALIFORNIA NEW YORK AND EURopxAN
49, 4L. BTkA ASHIP COhPANg
hawe parchAsed the sexmsnips Hermann aud goD
formerly Of the Southampton and Bre ltae raess shy
constructed under nspsctor, OF tha
material Give oak framsj and In all respects web
IL u0s safe and comfoAse stcAxnseDs out ~ he "
New YORK ~.
The comp aoys steamsaip
HfRMAkN
Capt Edwxrd U@yeutr,
via poduvey sail on tue
2isr kuaUss rrsrANy.
from pa< Nc 3 North foot OF North hoitse ees rev
York, for
SAN FBAgOIsCO AND FsAzxR RIVER,
BIO JArEi8o AID vALpAxAis0,
0aiy limited number " engsrn ant su1oucs " f-s,gts
wi bs which essiy application mus be msis. TIRE
socounaodatoas OF tots steamer UNSURPASSED
FOR freight passase ApplT ii the oMoe u tbs conaeugs
HxNRT RANDALL, Agent.
Montreal Quebec Torsnto Boston PrOvdencs Philsdei
nart week for three weska-
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M, n. LARnoWf, a MRReHR rRKxr, cosERs ox
~ Spring, opposhe g. Niq>clas Hotel Xw f~S vso
houxe froa 10 A. u un r. ~, esceSs sundAyA
DR wARD-oFrrCs 80 BRoAgwAY. soyrHkAs3
~ ec<n% By2ms 1855 se sssaass fro. ~ "a
IA wArpcr 80 BRoOMn srnxrf saCorD sIaou1
IL vesa q BrcadvAy.-o0es hours froD in Ne mcvneR9
IN pHpHs orrfCRs 50 BLsxcxRe srsSgy.
~ ecrpw wsaer pAss, I'VE slosss eel q 5yos<~Sa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

WOE 0OUrHANrfOW AND HAVHA-rHy UNITED
II BtAtss nall steamer ARA0O, ID. Lines, oomman dsY,
win leave for Hsvrc. toucng q Southampton 70 land he
oesct. FRO. pie. Nora river too q beach street rhs
gnes tha IN the Of eoos sranding the
ooud no reach he and Ne pumps beiny fres work s
fey a u vessel and passenger would be secured Bag
Se no; vantsd during s yaSe should be sent q board
y dAy before s4hnf TAste1 psIowm Fx frsiEn O. pas
MRJfhs steamer FULTON win succeed Ne AxaSo. md
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

nIvIDRED -OFFrCE OF THE sTUyvEsANr IN
IL surapce COMPANY, 1bt Bowery New York, August H.
1858 Board Of Directors have this day declared sent
holders and after the h inst The transfer books will
be closed until thai date.
BENJAMIN J. PENTz, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

fyorsTARfF's sALE by yIaTUs OF AN RxgCU.
~ Ton oier for esle Al public veadus on "Wednesday,
The 18Th q Angus, ts a. a ee ock n No 81 Crosby
street. New YUsk BAsAATl one h5tel coach
RADrNHOP. Const&hle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

THE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE or srsAMIHIPs
L between New York. Southampton. Havre aud Brenou
viii sail A. follow carrying As United States mails
New YORK for From Havre ana
Bouthamp ton and HAvrs southampton for New YORK
NORTH STAR, Sat. sept II wnDnas ......sspt e
From Ne. ro.t Tor South Tor ss sss.s 30
H Ai;RlTH iii;HI SGT S 9 o. q S SSt
These ssamshps have waserugtt oompAtmsuia and carry
Price Of passage Per vsnAsrbtln cabin Sloo sl1e;
ID cabin 500 North Star, Norhsrn Lxhk and Ariel
LIST cabin, $50; I'd cabin. $50; Sd cabin, $50.
Oertfoates issued Tor passage from Europe.
Specie delivered in London and Paris
d. TORRANCE, No Bowiiu Green. New Yort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

Ey0a FEAzgR REyER AND THE Nxw
GOLD MINES
The splendid cippsy
VICKExY
Will be despatched for Port Townsend ia Few DAYS navas
spIendid accommodations for an1 being
fast vessel. whl make n very quick psssage.
PRICE or PASSAGE IN
oonona
For freight and further particulars inauire
No North river, OF "a
L. II. SIMPSON.
Ne. ~ Beaver ssreet,
New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

D0YAL MAIL sTEAMuHIP PEHBIA.-FOR LIVER
N pool-Ihe PERSIA, O. n II. Judkins, commander,
VIII SAL from The stream Wednesday next 18th inst
seambos, viii ply between the Com pAnys wharf at Jersey
City and the Persia 10 IL O'Clock A NJ to convey
sengeru and luggage board The Ar abba will sail LIST Of
september. K. CUEARD. No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

~ q =
O'Clock N Al No. 40 kghh syenn. earrs- % rw~nty
street Now fork. lgFe ~ ~~rhsnfs
consisting N hou~e furrssnr go1d@ sfiow
Brsnris, silver pae sasun wsrs o,ls ana
All TIE IN Of h. is- Jctn drsrory decs.s~f NE
.le Win cutrue6 Wednesday rrifsv ths ice srs
NH inst The sni arsi hsns-s a. sa III
TWENTY SECOND ana rwenis f' va sirse
ssaaH onF0ORy EFerstrsr
CyRkNUS 80 ODgOyD, .sius Tr-rasnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

UsOR FEW OALEO0HtA-rHE NUBL,x CLIPPKw
ship R0OkLAND. 1909 tons register oAa been pur-
,sssed aaa now esn fitted up o1 voyage 70 Fort yoo
arrive In uae for tas sprsg snnns fae Rockaud ee
CANT for psssnexs ami tho experiences OF
the subscriber f0e TIRE tho Australian trade
guarantee thai the will novidad with every
comfort aud requisite. Much comort viii be expert
eneed II making the ciraot Ia noble ship
crossing the IaSus and undergoing the and deiay
Ban frtncecp. For further particulars Apply ".
OAkRROS, No Bowling gresa New York
GyOR sANFKANCTSUO AND FIR AzER RIVER D1RN0r-
II The we'll known esaurshiy HERMANN, Edward Cavern
dy Ksq com nander. will positively sail the 2ist instant
Tor the above ports touching at Rio naelro vspsr Also &c
For freig. psaye sppY ths Office No. s23 witch
street. Owner OF Duane HENRY RANDALL Agent
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ADJUSTMENTS

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w ALLAOKN BHVBkTH WkBK
w I'd nrs W fNOREHC0
OF ma ,Of AND YANKEE q Al
vho have t1an rsTrmin. %roNABLE H0UsRs
PAHT SIX ~ @uar 6, 1854.
Or A0kDAr kvEsIHo. A0~ >eirclv now And
viii re prssented tho es; time uhArt,T wdtt
ofiStrai or4si - resar1s&. 4
BY chsries Gsyier $50 and Aosen 90 f-ss Tfrs'sc
. So ro'kirs OF rev ssw>.
view ~ f.sr IN he bnc'
Thk ROBBSks o. IhE 23YAtk,0a.
On. Tar FORTY TufsvE1 ~ NV YCgR
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Feirg Frosis.n pro.ctsrss sre guardian geoics OF
mzDsgers Ia dlslress AID ACTORS On bslt ssArtea
NM - !. Fhr-nts
kusbse, saosses @ oriy Miss
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Ns The fnrr NJ Trtxht
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HSiifar
canada, OsSs. Lang
AMERICA, 0Apt VyicSnSh
NlA3AAA. capt kyrts,
SUd0pA, Can't >. LasscE.
rats ltStt vt uss.es hssd; green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

q riCY NOTICE "A MORTGAGE SALE or HOUSE
IA hold furniture. comprising bedseds bureaus wash
ssnds sofsa srs beds Brussels and ingram carpets, oil
ciolbs book tab chairs pier and glsssss
psnoore counting house desk together with three
eoaH~fa 81 paioases silver plated also Colt
reyove~ hsr sEd 0her mattresses feather beds
Ac Will AXE plrte this DAY. al O'clock las serux
near voSssersree' j. Williams Attorney for mortgsgee
DEPOSITS required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

UCTfON NOTICE j. BO6ART, AUCT10NEER.-BY
% BUoAbr This day. Monday ~ 1917 O'Clock, at No
lis Wa sashes knobs planes hinges
tables chairs etc. JOHN w. SOMEKlHDyKE, constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

A uCTIor NOrICE-J. BOG ART. AUCrroNKER.-BY
n s. BOGART This dsv, Monday, Of 10Y O'Clock, the
aucior Nc North William street. sherins
lou tables chairs iron becsesds down beds and bedding
hair looking glasses small kitch
furniture AGO. ocnssbes sale Of one singers sewog
machine CHAs. +. WATTS, constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

A FsI0NKt'r SAILS -eOBERT PENN. sUCrToNEER
a w sell hs coy, Al los O'Clock tbs stock, hxtures
A g. Nysrt street CONSISTING % 100 ciocks hat and
hrela stands trs-keiH marble tkblsf bedstesds
cNrpeuera benches circular upright
lsh frs suEers, being, shsfang. puisys grind
stoves sd ripe not VI Iron do3a rsmos ssshss
Chair frames cuseN ses,bes shelves thry h<sd
glue, large placing mschina. enc srge cheyal glass
also ic Of maybe md oak plank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

A UCTioN koTICE-LARdE AND PKREMProRY
IA tRe II rhiss Risss and crockery.-J II. BARTLEfr
sucore~r Tuesday August IT, Al 10 O'Clock at Isl Pear
sree', ~i,hout rssrsye by BAkrLETr CoHEN, large
stock Ju' operec and be sold cssh City and
try dealers VIII 30 well 10 attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-15
Views OF the French Legation on the Central
American Question.

We publish in another column curious letter
from Washington on Central American affairs,
which appeared originally in small French
journal Of this city, that acts as a sort Of tender
to the French Legation In Washington. The
letter itself undoubtedly originated in that Lee
CATION and on some points II gives us an in
sight to the confidential views of the British
and French Legations in this country.
The letter passes in review the new policy Of
Mr. Buchanan for the Amcricanization of Mica
ragua, and finds in the act Of Commodore Paul
ding a death blow al the Central American
Empire" of "peridious Albion IL tells US
that Lord Napier is so simple as TO 90 into &C.
stacies over the seizure Of Walker and the fill
busters, and the recent message of the Presi-
dent to Congress In regard to it, and then makes
some very judicious remarks about the political
and social condition of the communities
inhabitlng the American isthmus. But most
curious of all Is its Propositions truly
French scheme-for the proper Ameri-
eanization Of Central America This il 70
be Effected by union of all the Central Ameri-
can republics In one confederation, under the
rule of Costa RIGA, guaranteed and protected
by the United States.
II is very refreshing to learn that Lord Ma
pier experiences a feeling Of ecstscy at the
Central American policy of Mr. Buchanan, and
still more so to find Count Sartiges 80 readily
acceding to the extending Of American influ-
ence over those distracted countries, as to bring
forward plan of bis own for establishing and
perpetuaiing IL. We hail this event az an in.
dication of the growth of a truly sensible view
Of this momentous question in the minds Of
European statesmen. Bs the French legation
makes the same mistake in believing that such
opoiicy lie blow at "pcrfdious Albion, az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-15

A PIoUs FRE-EATER COMING NogTH.-The
pious nre-eating parson of the South, the Rev.
Mr.. Brownlow, Of Tennessee, is coming to the
North, to set Garrison and Greeley right on the
subject Of slavery and niggess. Parson Brown
low has been for many years an editor, fire.
eater and o clergyman, in Tennessee, fighting
Satan, the anti-slavery people, and the aboli
tionists, day and night. He is one of the great
est heroes in his line; and when lie comes in this
direction there ought to he a set-to between him
and Parson Beecher. Garrison and Greeley
would not, We suppose, be mouthful for this
redoubtable freeating Southern parson but
Beecher has pluck enough and genius enough
to enter the lists, and might prove more than
an even match for him. Could not contro-
versy be gotup between them in the Academy
a debate in which Parson Brownlow would take
the Southern and Parson Beccher the Northern
side II would make one of the most remarka-
BILE exhibitions In piety aud politics that has
ever been got up, and would GIL the Academy
Of Music If il were twice the size. The
discussion between these two fighting
parsons might be continued night after
night for fortnight the interest attending
it being-we will answer for it-sufhcient to
produce receipt of at least hundred thou
sand dollars, and to create quite a revolution
in an excitable community like ours.
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ability and the courage to administer the law
as ii was intended TO be administered.
The consequence was that Judge Russell woa
popularity with the people at large which
was second to that of no other magistrate, and
which seriously interfered with the ambitious
schemes Of certain persons concerned with the
anti-slavery journals of this city. To destroy
that popularity, TO break down Judge Russell,
these journals proceeded to take the part of the
rascals whom he tried, and in every possible
way to thwart and impede his discharge of the
duties of his court. They actually becams
the organs of the thieves, rowdies, murder
ers and housebreakers, pleaded their cause, and
vilifed the Judge who sentenced them with Is
much earnestness as if they had had a share Of
the "swag.' We repeat the Tribune, Times and
Erening Post have, during the past few months,
become the defenders and apologists of almost
every criminal who is tried in the court of the
City Judge; it is simply owing to the accident
of their want of influence that crime does not
increase more rapidly. Had they as much
power as they have malignity all the good e.
feet Of Judge Russells sentences would be de-
stroyed, and we should again be handed over To
the hands Of the rowdies and murderers.
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UAH.s rOa EUROFE.
0ns New York REHABILITATION for

dns New York Rehabilitation for Europe.
The Collins steamship Baltic Capt Comstock, will leave
his port 10. morrow al noon for Liverpool
Tas European mails vii. close In this city at half past
tee o'clock TO morrow morning
The European edition OF the HrRArD printed IN French
aaa say.ss viii be published at ten o'clock in the morn
ss. siasie copies, in wrappers, six cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
NV Ycss ExaAia viii 30 received at the following
places N Earope:-
Lscsos Samson Low, Son 4 Cs, 81 Iudgats h'li.
Am.-Eurepsaa Express Co, 81 King William 81
PARE Am European Express Co., Place de la Bourse
M71roo1 Am. European Express Co. Chapel street
4 Stuart &c Exchange street, East.
n.....Am- European Express Co.. II Rue Corneille.
Tae contents O. the European edition Of the HERsn vii
senbae tho received By mail and telegraph at the
soe during the previous week and 10 the hour ofpub
isa;,,u
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TIE GENERAL sxwTArxg DssfArcH.

WAsHsGros, Jan. Ia, 1853.
The receipts at the Treasury improved considerably
during the past week The hundred dollar notes are 10
sued al the rate Of hundred housand dollars per day
No larger denominations have yet been received from The
ensravers.
The United States sloop Of Marion is fitting out n
Norfolk destined for the of Africa Her principal
officers are-Commander, Brent IAeutcnants, Morris,
Whiting, Stone and Weaver; Master, John A. Striking;
Surgeon, Randolph y. Mason.
The Quartermsser General is engaged making arrange
mcnts for forwarding supplies To Utah, but money Is
present available fer purchases.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-15

ARE THE SOUTHERN FRE-E.rERs BACKING
Our There IL prevailing silence among the
Southern fre-eaters just now, In reference TO
Kansas, and boisterous outbreak of indigna-
tion and wrath in reference to the Nicaragua
flibusters, which cannot be explained upon any
theory Of consistency. Surely our Southern
Bobadils are satisfied that II is all up with the
"little gray-eycd man of destiny" and that IL
IL sheer nonsense and folly to attempt TO make
his wrongs the wrongs of the South. or his
cause a great Southern right And yet, among
Southern men Kansas, all q, once, Is utterly
eclpsed by the great outrage of Commodore
Paulding, "a good thing for all that,) and the
apology of the President for the same. Very
we'll If the claims Of Billy Walker are SO
much superior to the gricvous injuries inflicted
upon the South by Bobby Walker, so be IL. But
we tell cur Southern fre-eaters that they must
do one of two things, or forever hereafter hold
their peace" They must at all hazards insist
upon the admission of Kansas as slave State,
or that Gen. Walker and his filibusters shall be
taken back again and landed in Nicaragua by
Commodore Paulding, wherehe found them, and
as he found them. Our advice to the fire. eaters
is to let the ilbusteH go, and hold on to Kan
sas But If all this clamor about the filibusters
under which TO retreat from Kansas we fear
that IL will prove but sorry dodge. The fli-
busters are done for; Kansas is the great qpes-
ton with the South, and the issue involved can
moi no dodged Who spca}ss first.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Interesting from Washinxtos

Interesting from Washington.
THE TEXAS FfLIBUsrKRs RALLYrSG ON THE RIO
0RANDK-CONrIRMATION OF THE NAVAL AND
CONSULAR APPOINTMENTS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, jan Ia, 1858.
Dispatches 10 the government this evening announces
that the professional flibusers Of Texas gathering
large numbers on the Rio Grande preparatory engaging
in the Mexican revolution. Gen. Walker may turn his
attention that way, he has abandoned his Nicaragusa
enterprise
At one O'Clock day the Senate went into executive
session and took the naval appointments recently
municated TO the Senate by the President The Navaf
Committee, understand reported against quite number
of cases. and upon their report sprung debate which
participated in by Messrs. Toombs Davis Crltenden
Houston, sde, Fessenden, Mallory Stuart Hale, So
ward Pugh and others They rejected the report of the
Naval Comunttee and moved that the nominations
sent in by the President be confirmed This gave rss
to debate of somewhat personal character They
finally to vote at six o'clock after being secession
for five hours and confirmed all the nominations ,hey
came from the President. motion then 10 re-
consider the votes which pending in quite
Der Of cases, which will be the first thing order when
they go into executive session again.
The Senate also made the following combinations
verify Tucker, of Virginia, Consul in Liverpool William
Thompson, Of New York, Consul in Southampton John
Endlch, Of Pennsylvania Consul in Basle Charles Fox
Of Michigan Consul in Aspnwali; Charles w. Gantz -
Pennsylvania Consul in Stein William Treviic Of Ohio
Consul in Valparaiso; J. r. Der Consul at Bremen; Wy
s Moor, Consul General for British North Amev-
provinces Ernest volger Of Virginia. Consul for
ceona; Henry W. Spencer Of New York, Consul in Pars
John f. Poreous Of South Carolina Consul for Oporo and
Judge Borden Of Indiana Commissioner the sandwich
Islands.
Mayor Wood and Collector Schel OF New York, arc
here The Mayor leaves for Richmond to morrow, on
visit 70 Governor Wise.