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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
The Nicaragua Enigrants.

WASHIscros, "wednesday, Nos. ~, 1875.
The Nol7lc Register, the organ of Mr.. Forsyth,
United States Mllrter to Mexico, says ia its issue OF
Saturday, that it is well known that Judge Campbell
OF the United States District Court for Alabama DEF
sree to enbarass the proposed emigration from tho
Southern States to Nicaragua, and that the pubic,
with instructive judgment, has come to the conclusion
that the Special Term of the Cucnit Court OF the
ULited States for tie Southern Dtrict Of Alabama is
held for political purposes TIE Register s particu-
lsr'y severe tho Judge ard nccuses him of dspo
sio to follow the mort arbitrary forms srd tyrannicaI
preoedents.
AvCrsrs, Ca, Wednesday, Nov. q, 1888.
The Moble licrcnuy of Monday contains a carl
flom Mr.. Walter Sinth, stating that he a'surci
the crowd Of onigrsnts who were beseging Col.
Hcssies Office Friday that the vessel would not be
cleared unl.ss he directed from Washington TO
give Der clearance, and that he advised He,sie To
return the passage mouey to the parties who had paid
Tor their tickets. Committee has been appointed 70
arrauge q settlement. Tne crowd hss quietly die
persed. The Mercury Gays further that the emisr, mt
,csse is chartered 10 carry cotton to Hamburg
Gen. Walker lett Mobile Saturday. Judge Campbell
arrived sbere on the same day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
From the Plains.

sr. Louis. "Wednesday, Nov p 1853.
Aloegrsphic d.rpntch from Independence, No. rays:
IL- Santa te mail, with dsteo ~ the lot, arrived
a. that place the 2lst inst.
Col. Hail. the contractor for t,s route, and who &C.
cOupan.d the mol, reports the weather on tho
Plsps 20 be than ever experience before
st ths There il nothing important from tho
Navajo couLtry.
There had been slight skrmishing between
our soldiers and the Ibdsrs at Fort ID, iDcs. Lieut.
Avsrel bad been wounded by the Incians firing into
his tent, while no WAS enoamped between Fort De.
fsuce and Albuquerque. HIS wound was not reg serled
as Of a dangerous character
Dr. Kavanaugh, who had arrived at Santa Ee,
ports that he had Travelled up the South Platte Jour
pey Of IS miles, and found gold deposits oil the ssy
up, and from thence " Medicine Bow Creek, finding
gold ~ every stream.
Tho best ciggings were 10 the north si.e Of tho
divide between Arkansas and the South Platte. la
rsvnss, q 10 u pan had been taken II s)ne in
stances.
Don Joss Chavsh, one OF the richest men in New
Mexico, c,sd on the I3th Of October.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

IsDIAsA.-We have a'resdy cbronichd & complete
Anti Lecowpton triumph in the organisation Of the
lndsns Legislature last Saturday. Ia the Senate,
JAMES II. V.wrZR, Anti Lecomp.on Dem Of Jen-
pings Co. wss chosen Secretary by unanimous vote
and Jsues n. Tyter (Repub Assistant by 25 to D.
4. +. Shortridge 0. Marion chosen Doorkseper by
25 10 % and b. B. Clark Assistant by 70 10 q. In
the Houre, J. W. Gordon Of Marion Rspub was
cboen Speaker by 30 vo.e- 70 i3 for David Tcrpe Of
Whi;e-two scs;teriDg end b.snks. K. j. Ryan was
then chosen Clerk By 81 70 ~; Ellis Campbell Assist,
ait by 81 70 r., and Robeg: Jennings DOorkeeper by
81 to i3. So, both Hsuses were completely organized
By union Of Republicans and Anti. .Lecompton Dem
oorst II "a undo stood that the L-oomptou,te. offered
the Ant, Leconpton Democrat. all the Offices 4 they
would &C. with them, but the offer declined.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

of the bieotry spd nppres.i"u 10 Swedeo lies IN 8
simple fact-tbst the clergy. under the singular
Constitution Of that couotrj, have share 10 polsi-
cal power II ls well Known that Sweden Is gov
erped bS wbs. NAY BE- called four Houses OF Repre-
sentatiye-, and that either Of them can. With
little skill, bhck TIE action OF toe other three.
One of these happens 10 represent the Gle rgy snd
ss hss sus,s h~eu the fact in history where tots
class # men is vested With political power, this
Hou-e is The Do-t b'goied, tyrsoncal. Barrow
miDded snd stationary Of them all II has stood
obs,ipatrly il the path Of eve ry REFORM and VITA
the help # the nobes hss been enabled TO preserve
and to Use the old legislation which ought long
since TO have been stricken from the ststute-eo"k-
The Houses which represent the farmers and Tue
merchants of the country are Of cour-e IN favor OF
liberal snd humsne measures, but It IL the rich
or,ls,e. and the narrow and selfish sectari,n cler-
gymen, backed by the aristOcrats OF the Kingdom
who execute Low obsolete lava, aud keep up the
spirit Of middle sge persecution.
We are happy, however, to say. that the royal
power in Sweden is on the side OF humanity, so
that the world has recently witnessed the remark
able procedure Of the Swedish Minister 10 London
-CouLt Platin-presentiug to his own Govern
u..u, remon.trapce against Sgednh intolerance
from English Protestsnk. Perhaps the King Is
is Influenced By the fact Of bis Queen being Cath
&c. Still, however that may be, it is the Lu'
theran clergy. principally, who are revlyrg the
scenes of religious hatred in the quiet valleys OF
Sweden.
We believe in the solidarity of nations-though
we wonder bow some of the speakers at this meet
iug. in view of their excessive senstivene's 70
Eoslish protests at much greater wrong IN our
Southern States, could have yentured TO hIat at
such an idea We believe that the sins of one
country DO concern the people of another, md
therefore We rejoice that even this feeble, piping
protest from the Evangelical Union has been
offered sgainst this new persecution.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

John Bright recently electrified Great Britain
by two speeches to his Birmingham constituents
devoted respectively to EDgland's Domestic and
Foreign Policy. For tho Grmer, be pres,ribes
n large measure Of Parliamentary Reform, az pre-
liminsry and essential to more practical reforms;
for the lstter, be has oue simple, comprehensive
prescrption-a very old but al excellent one-th!s,
namely MIND YOUR Own BUSINESS. 1t is our own
old WashiDgtonian pipacea-thst which carried
our country so safely ard happily through her
period of iDfante weakness but which Is equally
adopted to her pre- sent maturity and greatness In
o,ier words Mr. Bright protests energetcally
against the established Britirh policy of pokiag
your nose into every dsrk apd doubtful corner III
quest Of possible and prospective datsers to "the
"BaIance Of Power" "the Liberties of Europe"
"lbe Independence of Turkey" or. some other
plausible excuse for q proaIgt'e expenditure of
morey and blood. This whole system of cont
mental alliances, continental wars oppressive arna-
III, uts and eptrmous navies, Mr. Bright tersey
characterized as ga gigantic system OF out door
"Ielef for the AristOcra y"-a sentence which
will be found engraved on the Understandings of
the English Peop'e after Mr.. Bright shall have
passed away.
We advert to these speeches because Of their d.
rect bearing own National Policy. We, too,
forgetting the history, the annals and the cOunsels
of W ashpgtOn-sre gradually sliding in 20 the poke
nose policy. We are mousing and intriguing for
Cuba when we have great deal more territory
now than we can make good use of for tie next
three centuries We are snufhDg at and bowing
over Mexico, TO determine what we could mzke by
protecting her, when we cannot tolerably protect
lite or property in our own seaboard cities. We
are ing the dictator in Central Amer,a and the
bully toward Paraguay, when all our interests and
traditions should impel TO cultivate tho friend
ship Of our Southern neghbors rather than provoke
their Jealousy and enmity.
Why are we thus embroiling ourselves with our
sister Republics of the New World ? They were
and should be our copyists and admirers; Why do
We drive them to hate and fear US Simply be-
cause We, too have influential classes seeking
"out door relief" the relief administered 10 Army
aud Navy Jobs contracts, commissions. Take
awsy the hope aud the fruition Of profits from these
contrivances for living sumptuously at the public
expense, and We could live in peace and sulisy with
the whole world And why not
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

Before TIE election, we were charged BY & City
journal Of Republican professions With wsntOn'y
throwing away On opportunity Of eecting to Con-
ersss an undoubted Republican or an American Of
Republican procliyities, BY our support Of Mr. Has
kin for reelection. The Republicans and Ameri-
" cans" il was urged, "havs -Four TO Five Tnou-
sand majority in the District, and only the obsti-
" nacy of TIE TRIBUNE p,eTent. their cOmbnng
- 10 elect one Of their Own number 10 Congress"
We knew the facts were otherwise--knew it
from having tried unsuccessfuly TO elect an Amer
lean Of Republican proclivties TO the State Senate
lsst year. The plan did not work, mainly because
the American party of 1856 has stepped out-gone
up vanished passed away. Their Fillmore
Eector is now, and hss for months been, sn &C.
tive LecOmpton Democrat; their last Member )f
Assembly has taken .he sane shOot-in short,
there ia nothing leit. Yonkers, which gave Fill
more some two hur dred votes. hasn't fOr year or
more had Americans enough 70 form platoon
and so il ia almost everywhere. In short, 20 m.ny
Americans have gone over 10 tie Sham Democracy
tha. there are not enough left TO help the Repub-
hcsns el-c. Member of Congress if they were
su combined on ooe coniida.e, as sH could not be.
Jus. look at the fac.s:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

IsDnsA-Ths Message Of Governor Willard was
delivered on Monday afternoon. 1. e very brief, and
confined ercunyely 70 the causes that rendered the
extra sssion Of the Legislature pecesssry. He ami
usdverted 20 length upon the failure of the lat
Legislature TO make appropriations for tie msintsn
Of the State officers, the State nsttutions, and
for TIE payment Of tie interest Of the State debt He
urged the immediate action Of The pres-ns A.semby
upon these imporan. .uhjec.s He further recon-
msnded tie erection Of another State Prison in the
northern pa. Of the State, and concluded By express
irg the hope "tbat wisdom and patriotism would
gu;de the cction" Of those he addrereed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

When man has been beautifully bruised, and
pommeled into geatnous mass, it may be u
proper thing f,r his friends to invite him to dinner
and, spesking economically, it is clearly safe
thing 10 do 80, the presumption being that one
who has parted with most of the superficial inches
Of bis cuticle hos likewise lost bis stomach, and
vii neither eat nor drnk to any ruinous extent.
Acting upon this simple presumption, the friends
and admirers Of the Hon. George Taylor Of
Brooklyn, who has not been elected to Congress
from the lid District have summoned him 10
q grand banquet in honor Of bis defeat, aud Will
on the goth inst administer to him such sol.ce
as may, after due masticatiOn and digestion, be
found In funeral baked meats. Peter O'Hsrs aud
twenty three other good Samaritans of the Demo
cratic s5ecies have thus invited the Hon. George
Taylor aforesaid TO favor them with his presence
al Il symposium. to "ceme of ON the 29th inst
a, Montague Hail, Brooklyn, when the pure Demo
cratic Moniagues will solembly feed in honor of
tUrir pounding, not single Democratic Capukt
being admitted, nor any bolter permitted TO play
skeleton, aud thus dash the lugubrious c0viyialty
of the feast The note of invitstion which is
thought 10 be such s model Of composition that 1t
is advertise st body's expense in several OF
the daily psPers-rubs the oil into the wounds OF
the injured Taylor. We suppose the rosy
and medicinal WIDE viii rot be wanting either
upon the festive evening already designated,
for .urely these good Samsritans will not do
things BY hslves To write good note Of
coincidence is not literary success vouchsafed
70 eve? body; but Peter O'Hara & Co. are evil
den.ly dabsters at the funereal business, and will,
we trust, have frequent and excellent opportuni-
ties OF keeping their hands 10 for many years to
come They call Mr. T,yltr "a pillar" "a
pillar and "a 6rm pillar Of the Administration.
"A firm pillar stricken down'-yery fat from capi.
tai 10 bsse-but still "a pilsr," which it is pro-
posed 10 set on end again By dint of dining and
drinking. BY the defeat Of Taylor-who is evil
dtn,ly no. "the little tailor" mentioned in the
aroep n ballad and at least two-nlntts of man IN
suite e HE usme-by the ceieet Of T'ylor-ceud
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

it*I " uhrb q 70. dfnrrn tnhl the Na'iVhS
ID, ,mccrlcy" las recrivrd "a Temporary check"
Ttey therefore coodoie With Taylor. !. "as
"grntkm-b"; and for certificates of It's Ientle
manly character, ac tAAe the liberty Of referring
;o Commodore K-sney. if rrfrrncc Is wanted, IS
are Inclined t. thluk Il Tlll b-; 2, a. "a pri-
'vate citzsp," which. BY knd permission of bis
frllow-ctizrns, be very snon will be; and 3, a.
"a representative, 10 Which capacity 81. Gcorze
T,ylor It'll lives, although the rattle Is getting
rstoer -onorou- in bIs wiDdpipa.
The Insiters, still kteyUg il the softly sapons-
ceous usy. after telling Mr. lay Tor that whatever
may be tif ncdest doubts upon the sue-ct, be is
"a gentleman" sffrm tbs, In their opinion he
Il is above the staudsrd If ordinary men Of our
"'me"-in short, The cIt,sori binary man OF o II
time-s nan much scafifed. beaten and bruised -
but siill extraordinary. Extraordinary beaten,
perhaps the hssptabie epstolizer. neso, alfhoueo
they are too good. hammered 10 say 40. Running
oyer, therefore, with sdmirstion nd esteem,
they vebemently summon the extraordinary taylor
TO take dinner With lis "sttach-i friends ana
% ws,m' not to ssy bot" political admirers.
Come re-t in this bosom, my own stricken deer
" though tie herd has fed from thee, thy home IS
stil here"
Mr. Taylor responds from Washington, where ne
is now seated, Like Csius Marus among the runs
of Carthage that be Will certainly cone to dinner,
with whatever appetite, uncer these toiiorn CIR
cunsisnces, he may BE- able to muster.
He declares that he wGs beaten, Ehe
Charles XII. aud Napoleon, By "unfortunaie %
" circumstance most prominently uafor
tuna'e beIQ, of course, that be did not get
votes enough. the other man having larger pile;
and q minor unfortunate circumstance being that
Com. Kramey declped to detail for his rescue, in
the hour of his agOnizing peril the naval forces Of
the United States of America, not finding IN bis
commission any authority for so doing. Our read
ers will remember the story, and bow beautifully
rewarded was this Commodore for his bluf hol-
esty by MI Isaac Toucey, the Naval Potentate Of
these real Ds.
But the Victim Of Unfortunate Circumstances
will eat the coneolstory dinner to the best Of his
abili' y On the 29tb inst after which, having re-
E.yed his feelings BY such speech az be may feel
well enough TO make shall not, probably, hear
much more of him in this earthly tabernacle. He
may then snd there pour out his dying sSsn.song,
"Ob, carry me buck to Old Virginia which
ancieDt but seedy Commonwealth did thls eminent
statesman spripg-a genealogical fact which may
account for his chiealrous but rash attempt TO
"drise" the Commodore aud his merry men-a
stroke Of enterprise which has 80 disastroasy
ended. To whatever consolation be may attain,
whether by masticsting, Swallowing, speaking or
epi,to zipe, be ia entirely welcome. The fact
that the other man has the seat is saheieut fox us.
And so we leave Mr.. Tsylo to eat his dinner
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

RusR poR IsE THAsKsGIYrsG DfssER.-lt "a
believed that greater number Of New.Yorkers LEFT
the city yesterday for the Nea-Eogland States than on
spy previous occasion for many years past Tne trans
OF the New.Haven Railroad literally cramDod
with our citizens rushing Eastward after the lot tur-
keys and pumpkin pies. The morning Express tram
alone consisting Of fifteen pasenger and three baggage
cars took near 900 passenger About 400 Pa sen
gers left by this route during the day le boats OF
the Norwich, Stonir gton ami Fall River lines were
likewise crowded to excess with persons in pursuit Of
lie good things vi ills Lie.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
THE LATEST NEWS
MAGNETIC TEi,EGRAPu.
From Washington.

SPECIAL DisPaTcsEs rHE y. 7. TRIeoSS
Frve sr~sal CO-rr.ponSs,t
WASHINGTON. "Wednesday, Nov. ~. iS'c.
The act of Congress OF Aug. l., 1916. grants ~
The Territory Of lows lsnds 10 sid of the improve
msut Of Des Moines River. Io~s claim. mioa
OF acres. Mr. Critendeu and Mr. Cu.bing COO
strued the act to mean ,bout quarter Of mi'ioa-
Mr.. Black has given an opilion 10 toe same ef-,'.
Gov. Medsry has written 10 the President tsst
he +. resdy TO .tsrt for Ksnsas immediately
Tie Spanish Minister has not respond to tie
demand Of Mr.. Csss for an explanation of the do
ssrs Of Spain.
The special meeting Of the Cabinet today lasted
10 a late hour this evening The President !, very
much depressed by the alarming state OF our t't1,
.isn affairs. He thinks on the eve ot gr-er'
eveuts, involving war With Spain. Protectorate
over Mexico the seizure of CUBS, aDd danger Of
war with France and England. To eac,uater
these grave ex gencies, We have no adequate naval
force IN the Gulf or thnt can be- sent thther. Oar
ships are in the Mediterranean, in the Carrso aa
Sea. or on wasieful and hazardous expedition to
Paraguay. The Sonora affair is mere priSsts
spt culation of no Importance. The present emer-
s.ucy is Il que-t.on not Of proyioce but Of an
empire 1t invoyes the whole Of Mexico-sss
Sonors alone.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
offered against this new persecution.

The South has not = monopoly Of peculiar insti-
tutons A peculiar institution Of this lati,ude is u
pernisson occasionally granted TO prisoners await
iug senteuce to visit about in care OF policeman.
How far this was extended 10 DR.. Gaillardet-wno
has ust escaped from a sentence Of ten years or
less at hard labor for felonious assault! on Mr.
Cranston Of the Neu-York Hotei-we cannot tell
in every particular II is probable that bis dry
nurse, Policeman Baker, allowed him TO go TO the
Academy Of Music to decide whether one Of his
sure,ies, Mr. Masseras or Mr. Ullman was right
in the Piccolomini affair II is also probable that
be enjoyed the acting Of Mr.. Jefferson in "Odr
American Cousin" Whether the Doctor was
also free TO psrtake Of 8 Thanksgiving Dianer with
the Medical Association We do not know. But il
is certain tha. be wac allowed TO 20 TO q dinner
party-Mr. Baker playing, English fashion, balif
in an an,e-room Of The gay and festive hall. The
Doctor was brilliant. He is brilliant. Tho Doctor
enjoyed .bc soup and the game. The Doctor CO.
ioyed the Latte. The Doctor was slipping his
coffee, when he had occasion to leave the room
minus his bat, over which the policeman lad CON-
plc.e con.rol-snd, astonishing 20 relate, left the
house altogether hatess! Policeman Baker of
coursc, knows thst man with ten years sen
tcnce hanging his head will calculate the value
of hat. Policeman Baker hss only been sixteen
yeaIs in service, and of course is thus yerdsnt.
After some two days Policeman Baker reports the
bird flown.
But what" asks the inquiring mind, :" was
the reason for taking tho Doctor out Of the
" Tombsi" Simply, requisition to take him
before the Court TO have him sentenced. Why
not sentence him there I" Because Recorder
Barnard, the Judge before whom BE- WAS tried, aud
who, OF course was the one TO sentence him,
bad suddenly gone 10 Pougbkeepse, and, accord
jngly, Policeman Baker improved the opportunity
to allow the Doctor TO so on the lark aforesaid,
which ended as aforesaid.
Verify the law is the perfection Of reason. OF
course there is no connivance or bribery 10 this
business OF course the Doctors rich acquant-
apces did not render " material aid" OF course
il wss the accident of an accident. Of course, if
the Doctor had been poor ald friendless he would
not have dined in the Tombs, but would have been
invited out Say TO some palace The Fifth Avenue,
and entertained and strengthened there, so as TO
be ready for the Recorder when his Honor gets
back from Poughkeepsie. II is au right, no
doubt, and the world .e live in is great mystery.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1853.
10 cnRkESPONDEHra
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Will be issued on MONDAY, Doth instant, instead
of to-day
The total expense will be betrayed by Mercan-
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therefor.
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

TIE stragh'. Republican cs'd'da'e' could have
overcome tsi. ISL usjoufy Of Parker "er
Morgsn' I. it 20, plain that Ia run hin ~os'' nave
h...,, ,o tsrcy axas the District Aud for "hss'
-No~ lock d, the hgures 10 the WIN p'''r'c'
where it wss taought very hard that THE TRIBUNE
did no, sustsin the uomn,tion Of Dir. t,'r'nan'
To ub,t end should We have done 1t Look ~
the documents:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

r. I as stf 49, = "
ps,k'rcs Mcrr sri Bsr'ws 2.O71. Criov Hh'A !,OS''
Il. would have been perfectly e,'y u have
,b-our away tb,. strict aud elected Herrick-
for it is usually much easier putt ps such mater
wroug than rsht-but wherefore : Suppose We
hsd insisted on polling tie Republican vote Tor
Fsirnsn and thus elected Mr. BuchaDans store
keeper, how wond the Republican cause have been
profted thereby'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
The Indiana legislature.

IsOIANAPOLIs, Ia., WedDctday, Nov. II, I8JH.
The Senate has passed resolution, Bye vots OF &c
to -, declaring tne elect on Of Messrs Bright aol
Fitch to the l.. \. Senate, egn unconstitutional ao
void. The same resolutlon s pending in tho House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
Death OF the Hon. II. l.. Harris.

CHICAGO, H., Wednesday, Nov. "a, 1853.
The Hon. I. l.. HAMS, Member Of Congress elect
fom the With District of this stete, died Of oonsgn
ton, at O'Clock th morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
The Casc of McMahon.

NKwARx, Wednesday, Nov. "a, 1853.
Las. evening Chancellor williamson announced IN
he counsel Of the murderer Mcmahon that ne mad
decided 10. TO allow q wrt Of error TO secure new
trial This settles the matter, and McMahou viii
sufi,r the penalty Of the law on the th OF Jauuarv
Dert. He still preserves the same stupid dc meaaos
that has characterized him from the first
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
NOn.Arriyal of the Africa.

sAsDr Hook, Wednesday, Nov. 2i-lop.s.
There yet 7igD- ofthe steamship Africa, nov
about due IF this Point with Liverpool dates Vi tne
18th inst. Weather cloudy; Wlnd n. w.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

The Prince Albert ut ST. Johns, Newfoundland
brings one days later intelligence from Europe
The ne Ne is not Of especial interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

A Dispatch from Chicsgo announces the death Of
the Hoo. Thomas l.. Harris, Member Of Congress
from the Springfield District, Illinois.