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The Washington union., 1858-03-25
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

brother of Gen BEN, the Hungarian patriot, is in
Canton Mo- where he is stopping for few days He Is
ON his way to visit relatives in Iowa The Canton Re
porter says he 10 covered with acquired ia thirty
years service in European
The maso of Louisville has ordered the arrest of Capt
Travis. who had advertised to shoot orange from the
head OF boy ia that city wager OF 81 000 in evi
deuce of his, skill pistol shooter Complaint wa.
made by many ctzens who inoensed at this wanton
tTifing with human life.
Mr.. James Armstrong has retired from the editorial
management of the Janesviile Wis Democrat and been
succeeded by Mr. C. E. Wright The former supported
the position Of Judge Douglas the Kansas question
the latter that of the President and the democratic party
urging the admission of Kansas with the Lecompton
stitution.
Hon Mr. Caruthers arrived at Cape Giradeau Saturday
from New Orleans, in improved health lie will tauy
there day two. and then leave for Washington by
the river route going far Cincinnati Wheeling 10y
this mode Of conveyance. Lou,s Rep.bcan. March II
We are gratifed learn that Major r. s Bryant has
been reapponed marshal for the eastern district Of Mis-
soun and that has been confirmed by the Senate This
in entire with the wish OF the people of this
State with whom Major Bryant has already been ropu-
lar offcer-S Louis Republican.
The Washington union., 1858-03-25
THE ARMY AND NAVY.

The frgate Wabash which was taken into dock ON
saturday fot the examination of her copper, taken
out again Yesterday. She Is 10 be fitted out with all
despatch for the MedteaHiar -Four of the engineers
only have as yet been ordered 10 her
The stoiesfp Relief sailed at ~ clock YESTERDAY, with
stores for the home sduadfon She goes 10 Aspinwd
The following is list of her Officers
Lieutenant Commanding James Fl. Strong Lieutenant
augustus Mclaughlin LeutenaIttJ. Howard March, Lieut.
" w Low Iisutenant James S. Thornton Passed As
sistaut Surgeon H Mitchell Capfaiis clerk, John c.
Robinson
Some ninety caulkers were discharged on SATURDAY.
who had been at work on the Wabash. There now
about 200 MEN; all to be at work in the yard.
The work upon tie isw ways in tbs ship house is pro
gressingly rapidly-N y Times, Mreh "A
1t was said last evening about the city that Colonel s.
Johnston WIS yesterday confirmed by the Senate brga
der general in the army
The United States steam fgate Minnesota at Hong
Kong on the I4th of January having arrived there
the 10th previous correspondent from board states
that the engines in fine order and that they work
without jar noise Of any kind seaman had fallen
tlttoue hatelway and died Immediately after from the
injuries feegited Mr Commissioner Reed was at Hong
Kong.
Jieut James Lewis. IT, S NJ c. suggests in psb-
cd letter. that the citizens of Lancaster Penn place
aintiic OF that city In the cabin of the slcop
Lancaster now on tile stonts ~ Philadelphia.
The United States sloop of-war Constellation, Com
mander Bell at Mcssna on the 18th ut
The United States sloop-of war Vinccnncs, Com Tot
ten from Sierra Leone, arrived at Monnosia January 2o
and sailed again the 9th for Cape Pamas. Ofceis
aud crew all well mail from the Nincennes has ar
rived at Baltimore.
Kew West correspondent writing the 18th inst.
state: that ensh emnenIsle progress had been made in
the construction of Forts ~ and Jefferson that about
80 workmen had been discharged, and the ssaA of me
cbap,s and laborers reduced to the summer strength
one tier of guns had been placed Fort Jefferson and
Fort Taylor could he !rlc hombproof in short time
The Washington union., 1858-03-25
PARLIAMENTARY INVESTIGATION.

Mr. Isaac Butt member of the English House Of
Commons Ia, recently had special committee appoint
ell on him. something after the fashion OF the House q
Representatives in the OF Mr. Matteson, to nvfs'
gate certain charges OF corruption The Investigation
has been pending for time, and the committee u"
finally presented the following report, nvn which 'hs
nature of the charges fully appears:
That Isaac Butt esq O. c., member of this houS,
did not as stated in the petition M Edward Lees Cohey
in about the months Of July or August 1885, corrur
y enter into agreement with his Highness Ameer hn
Moorad Khan h agents to the effect that the san
Isaac Butt should for Of money, advocate and prose
cute in the House OF Commons with her Majesys gov
ernment and the Honorable East India Company 'he
claims of his Higbness for the recovery Of his teol'
of which he had been deprived by annexation ny ID,
Honorable Fast India Company, nor "in pursuance
such corrupt agreement have divers of money ps
actually paid by the said Ameer Ali Moorad Khan TO 'n
said Isaac Butt "
3 That Isaac Butt. esq, in about the month =
July 1857 did enter into agreement with his hieI
ness the Amecr Ali Mcorad Khan to go to India - -
him in prosecuting his claim with the local government
of Bombay in consideration Of the sum Of tiO.
which the said Isaac Butt received ~ 900, Isys ne'
and the remainder was be paid in bills proposed to
drawn or accepted by the Amcer-
3 That Isaac Butt, esq, did, in the period whhn
elapsed from the month of June 1856, to the month o.
September 1857, advise and assist his Higbness Al
Moorad Khan in prosecuting his claim on the govern
ment of India. and with that view had frequent PERSONA
interviews in the year 1857 after the meeting Of the Prr
en Parliament, with the president OF the board OF cor
troll, and also communications With the chairman
the board of drcctow of the East India Company anu
with other member Of the board. -
That on the lIth day ef August. 1857. Isaac bu'.
esq received from his HiGhness Ali Moorad khao'
cheque for another sum Of $500. but u has not es
shown to your committee that such payment to lsN
Butt esq, had any reference TO proceedings in fa'
mcnt
The Washington union., 1858-03-25
PARTY CHANGES IN ENGLAND.

| The government of England s at once the most
stable and the most unstable, always excepting that
of Mexico in the world I" The king never dies
and in the find the feature of the govern
ment which changes not whatever questions or is
part of the government possessing the feature
of immu liability. But the actual executive of Eng
land, the responsible persons who direct its policy
and mark out its measures, may be changed with
wonderful despatch. We have recently seen a
ministry disappear before mere breath a mere
suspicion that they had not been prompt in replying
to the disagrceabe diplomatic communication from
a neighboring and allied nation was sufficient to
stir up the condemnation of the popular will
single reverse in the House Of Commons defeat by
abeggarly majority, was sufficient to do the work
A House of Commons, elected less than year ago
the issue of sustaining the late ministry thus de-
serted it and allowed it to be superseded
1t cannot be supposed that the ministry
brought into existence by majority of 10 only can
long resist attack of it's enemies It's members
composed of persons of high mental ability
whose names are already well known to the world !:
yet with all its real merits, it is looked upon as
Uansitlon government only, 10 give way 10 another
of more decided character and policy II might be
defeated at any time in the House of Commons but
as such result would probably lead to dissolution
of Parliament. and a election it is believed
that no issue will be made against it during the pres
ent session.
AS the late ministry defeated because il had
not replied to French diplomatic note, it became
the first duty of the new government to comply with
the popular will and make the required answer The
reply has been duly forwarded and is represented to
have been both firm and conciliatory in its tone
There is however, something bordering on absurdi-
ty thus to write reply to the French government as
matter of form. Having discharged the duty which
it was especially chosen to perform, the new minis
try can now proceed to attend to the general inter
ests of the English empire, and may follow out the
Palmerstonian line of policy, ifit chooses
Regarded as transition ministry, speculation is
already rife to the probability of the Earl of Der
bys successor. Most prominent stands Lord Pal
merston, who is regarded as true representative of
the idlosyncracies of the English people. Should
such be the turn of the political wheel he would
doubtless surround himself by men, seeking per-
haps to combine the strength of the old ministry
win the intellect and popularity of individual mem
pcrs oil the new. The tone of the foreign accounts
would lead us to anticipate another sudden change in
the ministry, did not the fear of dissolution deter
the members OF the House of Commons from relin-
The Washington union., 1858-03-25

EsNsAs--GEx Cs~--We see daily. new evidence
around us that the policy Of the President in regard
Kansas Is gaining favor its objects become better nu
stood Intelligent. thinking men are nquripg anu.
themselves what possible motive MIR Buchanan can nav
his time of le with every wish OF his ambition e's,
fed to settle the Kansas troubles on any other n's u
that Of the hest good of the country He certainly . '
lust the close Of long, well spent and honorrhe m
devoted 10 the well being of the republic seek 70 %
stain over his character and show TO the world thar
governed by moral impulses less exalted than those NJ
defamcrs Such, evidently, cannot he ihe desire o. ="
Buchanan Aud this fact has led Of reflection " ~
view the whole ground of controversy, with view
passing an intelligent and candid Judgment ON the M
tions OF both the President and those who disagree VII
him The result before stated, j. PoIo'P'L,s
change in the public mind favorable 10 Mr.. BuchA"'
policy halanosoo (No,iqc,) Gassae
The Washington union., 1858-03-25
NEBRASKA NEWS.

The residents Of Omaha city are taking much interest
in the Mississippi and Missouri railroad TO extend from
Rock island to the present capital of Nebraska The c
Of Omaha and Council Bluffs asked to make
certain subscription to the stock of the road which, il
made, will the grading Of fifty miles of the western
end Of the road during the present As the road
lies in Iowa It has land grant the basis of its
struction.
The citizens of Cass county discussing the propety
OF removing the county seat from Pattsmouth in
corner Of the county to central location Five
thousand dollars have been subscribed for the erection
seminary Mt Rock Bluffs. number Of families have
recently settled in Dacota county horse ferry about
to be established the Missouri river at Cunning
CITY.
There fourteen newspapers published in Nebraska
Territory two at Omaha, at Nebraska CITY, one at
Brownsville, at Ncmaha City one AZ Wyoming one
a Pattsmoutb at Rock Bluffs one at Bellevue one
at Florence, at De Soto at Cunning City one at
Dakota and at Omadi Six of these papers are dem
ocratc, four republican and the politics Of the re-
naming four the Ncbraskian, ascertain
because they don't know themselves vet The repuh
party It adds, is hsrdy worth looking after They are
not orthodox they 20 suater sovereignty harder than
which you wouldn't approve Their leaders are s Y
Nuckos Gen. WIN. Larmcr, aud VIM. Young Brown.
On,abn, and several others too b. mention
They recognise no paper in Nebraska ~ their organ
The ice In the Missouri river at Omaha broke up the
Sth instant and in the of twenty hours IL be-
came perfectly clear Of ice Steamers had already arrived
at st Josephs Missouri Glled with passengers for the
upper Missouri,
The Washington union., 1858-03-25

Brazil AND BrEsos ArRH. Accounts have been re-
ceivcd from Rio Janeiro TO the l4th ultimo Yellow e-
continued to most violently carrying off victims
by the dozen daily. The dates from Pernambuco TO
the oath utimo The rainy season had subsidized, and
that city healthy The first section of the railroad
has been opened and the Bnzsns delighted at be-
holding the transportation of sugar and passengers at the
rate of twenty miles per hour The commencement
looks cheerful and when the next section is completed
the ride will disclose scenery equal TO any In Brazil
The city of Buenos Ayres the 2sth of January in
great commercial distress. many houses having failed
and hides bringing unusually Low price.
The Washington union., 1858-03-25

A CASE OF CoSscIEScE.--We are glad to record
the fact that Senator Hale yesterday made a com
plete and ample apology for his recent attack upon
the President, in eonnsxion With ths residence of
the latter for few weeks of the summer at the Sol
dier's Home. We had not the good fortune to h, ar
the remarks of the senator, but we understand that
they were exactly what is due from senator to the
President Of the United States. Having thus made
full confession, hasten TO pronounce absolulion
for this one sim
The Washington union., 1858-03-25
HON. @. h. ADRIAN, OF NEW JERSEY.
1IinD CoSdREssioNAh DisfRIcr on NEW JERSEY

1iinD CoNdREssioSAh DIsfRIcT OF NEW JERSEY.
March %, 1858.
10 he Efaor Of the Uaoa
DEAR sm noticed an abstract report of the speech
of Hon O. b Adran, member of Congress from this dis
trict published In New York paper of last Monday 1t
Is therein stated that Mr. Adrain said 'she would be
ashamed to face his democratic constituents il he voted
for Leconpton Permit me, sir, to you that Mr..
Adain is acting adversely to the known sentiments
the democracy of this district that he is acting in the
face of instructions sent to him to support the admins
traton in this and oil other matters at, notwith-
standing repeated communications sent to him upon this
subject he has yet failed to give any to his
sttuents for the he is now pursuing Further.
sir repeat and the proofs to sustain it in Mr..
Abrams hands the democracy of this district do and
r,H not endorse his present course.
Yours, &C., A DEMOCRAT.
The Washington union., 1858-03-25

NEw JkRsEy.=Scme time ago the discontented
Forney grew joyful the passage of certain anti
becompton resolutions by branch of the egisla-
tiire of New Jersey. The resolutions went to the
senate where they slept until the legislature ad-
journed New Jersey has declined to Join in the op-
postion--a fact which take the liberty of bring
ing to the special notice of the Press.
The Washington union., 1858-03-25

The correspondent of the New York Tribune
states that arrangements have been made for a
thorough anti-Lecompton organization without ref
erence to political antecedents. The country will
await the completion Of these arrangements with a
considerable degree of curiosity Every one is anx-
ioas to know what position Messrs Douglas Walk
er, Wise, Stanton Stuart, Bell, Crittenden, & Co
are to occupy in the party. They have certain
~ made great sacrifices, and ought to be well re-
warded, but We imagine they will get much less
than they bargained for. The black republican com
mitteemen of the several States were to have mat =;
this city yesterday for the purpose as we sunnose
ofinaugurating the arrangements alluded to bv tho
Trbunes correspondent, and also to divide out tho
spoils in expectancy but if they got together the
fact has not yet transpired. We trust, however.
that they will meet soon, and let us know exactly
how matters stand. II is highly important they
should do 80, and we beg of the Tribune, Tises.
and Press to hurry them up.
The Washington union., 1858-03-25
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.

REMOVAL THE LAND Orncr rRoM SAuK RAprps TO
Sr CLoUp, MINNESOTA TERRITORY The Commissioner of
the General Land Office has received advice from the
register and receiver at Sank Rapids, Minnesota Terri
tory that the land Office will I've removed TO- and opened
at St Cloud the 10Th Of April next In compliance
with the recent order of the President to that effect
The Washington union., 1858-03-25

The CoALrIoS THE SKsary. y.--3ftet tie proceed
nss Of Tuesday There can ho longer be any doubt
as ID the existence of perfect coalition between
Messrs. Bell and Crittenden on the one side and the
backrepublican senator's, the other. Though
Mr. Crittenden sought to himself for the COM
pany in which he was found, and Indignantly denied
that it his purpose to aid in building up the
blackrepublican party. it evident TO every one
present that his amendment to Mr.. Green's bill for
the admission Of Kansas was made upon thorough
understanding with the republican leaders. and in
the hope of embarrassing the action of the demo
cratic party. Messrs. Seward, Clark and others of
that stripe; Mad given notice of their intention to
propose amendments but not one of them did So
Mr.. Crittenden placed in the lead and his prop
ostion commanded the entire support of his republ-
allies, with the single exception of Mr.. Durkee
1t may satisfy Mr.. Crttenden to say that his move
ment was made without concert with those who s,ls
tanned it. but actions speak louder than words, and
people usually Judge of motives by their results.
Mr.. Crittenden need not hope to escape the oonse
duences Of his deed by loud professions of indepen-
dence and patriotism. They will cling to him like
the man of the mountain to the back of the sailor.
The Washington union., 1858-03-25

Vorr.rrsRs ron UrAn-A number of young men have
associated themselves together ut the armory of the Mon
roe Guards in Fourth street. below Poplar fsr the pur
pose Of organizing company to proceed to Utah in aid
Of the United States army, should their services he
aured by the general government. They have named
their company ''rhe Bennet Guards. They employ y
band of martial music and up last evening had about
fifty names upon their roll Should there bc any
sity for volunteers of this kind have doubt that
Philadelphia now heretofore will furnish her full
quota Phlad,ighiq LnqEirfr.
The Washington union., 1858-03-25
Markets.

NEW YoHk, March Alp m.-cotton Is iirm sales Of
5000 bales There large export inquiry Flour is
unseted-sales of IL 900 bbls State 81 20 aS4 80
Ohio, 81 IS S. southern, "a IS a 81 go Wheat is
6S cents yellow, GA cents. Pork is frmmess, sl6 IS
a sic rs prime, Sl3 90. Lard is buoyant but unset
tied whskey is quiet at 2z cents Coffee Is steady at
O4 cefts for RIO Sugar firm Molasses In good
demand ut 80 33 cents for New Orleans Spirits of tu
pentine is heavy at 40 cents Rosn is steady Rice is
quiet.
The Washington union., 1858-03-25
Anesea Wallpapers Arrested.

NEw YoRK, March PA Canadian, named Finley
and his reputed wife, arrested to-day for attemp
to kinsp and sell free negro gir from Washington
The girl returned.
The Washington union., 1858-03-25

pating in factious movements. This circumstance
WILL doubtless give the Earl of Derby temporary
support beyond the actual strength of the measures
he may propose.
The Washington union., 1858-03-25

No PEACHES NKAR.-Mr. Davis, the wclI-kpown
peach grower Of Clermont county. reports that
than gc bud IN thousand has escaped the frost
Many other prominent hosculturalists make similar
ports 1t h therefore, evident that the peach crop of
1858 IN this section win amount to
The Washington union., 1858-03-25
WASHINGTON CITY.
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH so. 1858.
Business Notice.

As business Of Union establishment, proposed
change terms viii be conducted strictly cash all
agencies eoecn OF Subscriptions
No Should be Agents after this date
Mr. W. Hrsectnt who authorized Bskc ececons
In Delaware, Narylsss, Virginia.
wAsniSGrsN, March 81 Is5s-u
The Washington union., 1858-03-25
HEAVY Robbery

NEW onrr,Ss, March "A The Office of Henry Shep-
herd esl, yas robbed sunday ot $500 IN money,
aud notes the amount OF about flo0 00o A large
ward has been offered and police officers requested TO
be the alert
The Washington union., 1858-03-25

THg DEMOCRACY DAVIES County. Here and there
the State democrats said to have faltered and
followed after Senator Douglas and bis newfound friends
i'm their worship of idols and strange gods but here in
Davess county do not know q solitary man who vo
ted for Mr. Buchanan who regrets IT, and that would not
repeat his vote We all proud Of being buchanan
men here. because he is the mbodiment of democracy,
and the of choice and under circumstances
will our people desert him and his until bs deserts the
great principles upon which he elected which graf
flied ambition pure moral and political character, ana
n solid fame Of craftsmanship and wisdom VIII guard
him against Every democrat in Daviess county sustans
the administration of Mr. Buchanan and believe the
feeling in this county is the feeling throughout the hrst
district Notwithstanding the noise and ciamor OF two
OF three democratic papers in this district comened with
the black republican and know nothng press the Jour
Thousand eight hundred democratic majority given to
Mr. Buchanan is still with him and will stick TO him
HaS,nq'on tiej,e,rr) Re
The Washington union., 1858-03-25

SAyASSAH, March 24-The court house of Lee county,
In this State burnt Saturday last together with
all the records The fire doubt caused by in
cendiary
The Washington union., 1858-03-25
Indian Massacre at the Bay Islands.

NEW ORLEANS March PA schooner from the Rua-
tan islands reports the of hundred and fifty
of the inhabitants by the Indians,
The Washington union., 1858-03-25
Departure of a Stea iner.

BosfoS March "a Tile European mail steanet Cana
da sailed a half past two this atertiooh with TT pas
sengers and $40 900 specie
The Washington union., 1858-03-25
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrest OF an Alleged Defa utter

NEW YonK March "a Tho German banker Ardeler,
arrested here yesterday the charge Of being de
fauer, in Stuttgard, to the amount of $500 600.
The Washington union., 1858-03-25
Marine Disaster.

SAVANNAH March "a. The barque Actress, from elias
gov, for -, has gone ashore at Assabaw island. No
further particulars.
The Washington union., 1858-03-25

bill has been introduced into the New York State
senate 10 submit 10 the people call for convention to
revsc and amend the constitution Of that Stat.