New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
from TtsHitGTON.
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WAsmNGTos, joy 81. 1852.
Ole Of youf cot,upcrsI;es hn ds.oysret
esruirs rarss rt.t aud ssat Il cn By telegrsph.
VIZ ttst The "Hc'son'e B.y Company hse for
"sonls tine bean s-xiogs 70 eel 10 tds toitad
Estates 81 their rights ard in.eress uad.r 'se
"tresty Of i545, A." and ths "inierestias fac. WAS
"re7er made public" Tbep, too. We are en!iset
tned that lord Napier was authorized to sell Tor
"the sum Of 5000, 600" Unfortunately, these
items are several years o.d and the material ones
had existed long before Lord Napier thoagh' MS
ioroscoIe could be cast with the mission 70 me
United State. That enterprisiDg and ndefntigable
Warw ck of residents upsetter OF dynsstes, chatn-
pion of Red RepubiicaDisn, George Sanders, vas
here in Washington on this special little buness oi
buying aud selling The fudson's Bay Company years
ago and it is due to him to say that II the hrst sus-
plcion Of the dggings at Fraser River hsd ever
entered his cspaciCus BRAN, bargain o some soFt
would have been struck, even had Il been necessary
70 transport oil Congress TO the scene OF operations.
The truth of history entities the iustrous George
TO this fIst.rate notice, for Which he Will not be
charged dime, in order to convince HIN that Re
pubcans, unlike Republics, are not ungrateiul OF
meritoIious service to their country.
For two whole days The tn,on has gwen up
Douglas, fact which may perhaps be explained BY
the PRESIDENT Absence 1t Bedford. To-day II has
a b1oadside, evidently the production Of the Treas
NV Department intended to break the force OF the
exposures concerning the appropriations made at
tie lat session. The Union tskes very good care
neither to deny the statement published IN this cor.
respondencc and taken literally IRON tho Ohic,a
document issued by the Clerk OF the House, nor 70
reproduce the recapitulation, which contains the
most conclusive answer to the attempted EVASION
II ain perssts IN the original p1rtc exhibit pre-
pared by the Clerk of the Committee of Ways and
Means. who has made himself remarkably oicious
IN this business of connecting One-sded hgures ana
claims SG8, ,OO0 600 to be the aggregate of the ap-
propristions, when the Democratic Clerk OF the
| House SAYS they are SCI ,S2462j 40, exclusive OF
| the permanent and indefinite.
| This shallow peri, rmancc - characteristic vi
| those who conceived it, and quite up to the mark OF
their genius. Not one word is SAID OF the interest
| On the old public debt of $25 900 900 or the new
| Bucbsnan debt of $40, coo 000 which involve the
nice little trine Of SO 500 600 per annum-enfrely
too small matter for those who deal IN tens OF mil
| lions All this trckery will utterly fail to convince
| the people, who have to pay the piper that Their
money has lot been prodlgslly squandered or that
| wliul and appalling extravaganza IS not the order
| of the day. The Administration collected and had
| voted TO If. including the balance hand, over
| S1O2 600 900 between the Both of June, 1851 and
| the lat Of Juy 1853. That fact is not aud cannot
be denied for it is officially verified, dollar for dol
| lar. If, as is pretended, the Administration has
| been so very economical what has become OF this
| money lnpre 3 tUt ruD. w DtIt is uiVut.r
| Mr. Cobb? Has it taken wl9gs and He'd into
the pockets of army OF oficeholders, OF
another army of favored contractors of still another
army of political jObbers, and yet another army ot
| corrupt party managers Let the hosts who filled
their wallets last inter, in and out OF Congress,
come forward and tell inquirng citizens what has
| become of these Sl02, 600 900. Mr.. Cobb says he
didn't spend them. Mr. Buchanan says he has
| nothing TO do with the Treasury. The Admlmstra. y.
fiop nuts on long face and protests Innocence OF
! all knowledge and yet the money has mysterlously
| disappeared. Lecompton cost some but not
| all. We are disposed to be liberal aud put down
| few hundred thousand for that item, though Dig
fraction Of 1t stuck 10 the ltcblng pains VI 'no nioe'
| trusted negotiators.
| The Temporary Improvement IN the revenue from
| nresent IMPORTS is made the occasion for spssm0dic
| rejoicing at the Treasury, and by the lgnoramuses
who stupidy adopt its Inspirations. The current
quarter is always the most productive OF the hsca
| wear; and considering that the revenues have not
| averaged over $500, 900 week for a whole year,
| spv change for the better ought to be subject OF
| congratulatiOn. But when blunderlng bl0chheads
prate about $62 600, 900 per annum as the probable
or possible ecome, they ought to be Gagged and sent
| 10 Barnum's If those Clerks oi Committees OF
| Cougrtss who are retained by the year, and paid
for doing nothing during the recess can lind no bet
ter business than circulating such trash, the new
| OPPOSITION House of Representatives, that will be
| here in $500, had better stop this leak on the
| Treasury. Az it is, that retrenchment ought to be
looked after next Winter, aud it will be.
Ifthe Cass-Iieran treaty has been amended as
is reported and believed here it will never be sent
| 70 the Senate, and no new negotiations will be en-
tertaued unless they are proposed by NewGranada,
ard cover the first srtice-now sad to be stricken
out-acknowledgDg the responsibility of the Pan
ANA outrage. That was the express basis of the
treaty, and if it falls all falls. Gen. Heran is now
| here and admits that this was the original under
standing What complicates this question some
| what is the persuasion that the President OF New
Granada really desired to the ratification made,
and was fairly seconded by the popular branch of
| the Legislature. The opposition was led success
| fully by the father-in-law of Gen. Hersn in the
| Senate. lNDEA'