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bic Gin Bona 5iOe Capital SUn $4,000 tetet
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

Recent sdyices from China contain some addi-
tona particulars r relation to the expedition of the
four Enbarsadors 10 the Gulf Of Pechih. The first
to arrive wss the Russian Emba'sador IN the
steamer American which anchored ef the mouth OF
the Peiho on the 14th Of April The Eoslish
steamer Furious hsvrg Lord Elsin on board, aud
accompanied by the gun boat Levre, arrived the
same day. The steamship Mississippi with our
Embssssdor, Mr.. Reed, reached the anchorage on
the 10th, followed on the 23d BY the French ship
Audsceuse with tie Embassador, Baron de Gross.
On tie oath Admiral Seymour arrived 10 the Cal
CUTS, and the next day the French Admiral in the
Nmesis. On TIE 29.h the feet had increased to
twerty-nine vessels, al steamers but three-cne
Russian, three American (the Mississippi, Mime
seta and Antilope) seven French and eight En-
glsh Tie anchorage for the larger vessels is about
eight miles from the shore, which ulost of the time
can hardly be st en- the air being filed whenever the
wild blows from the northward with sand or dust,
which completely obscures the view.
Mr.. Reed, it appears had attempted to obtain
an interview on ,hore with some public authority;
bot, though he was ready to communicate with
any ybody who would of.r, without raising any ques-
ton about rank, he had not succeeded, and up to
the last accounts nobody had landed. On the Path,
a communication on the part of the four Embass.-
dors-whether joint or ,everal does not appear
was dispatched TO the Imperial Court, demanding,
it was said the appointment Of an envey to treat
with them. Six days was fixed as the period
within which an answer would be expected. On
the 28tb an answer was received, 10 which the
Tao, or Governor. General OF the Province, was
naned as ComInis sioner; but, owing to some in.
ftImility about this letter, It was returned. The
trick Of sending unofficial or unauthorized letters
for tie purpose Of gaining time, is common with
the Chinese, ard it was, we suppose, some appre-
tension Ct this sort that caused the letter to be
cent back.
Meanwhile attempts had been made to get across
the bar of tie Peiho. Two French gun boats bad
succeeded in this operation, but two English dis
patch boats by which the same thing was underta-
ken had stuck fast upon the bar. Most Of the re-
mainirg vessels were too large to Cross, and 10 this
emergency the Sampson had been dispatched to
Canton to tow up some gun bo.ts, Of which the
English have twenty in the Chinese waters, though
oDly one or two accompanied the expedition to the
Gulf of Pechil The French had force Of nine
hundred marines. TIE land forces of the English
spear 10 consist of the 69th regiment, which has
been Line years in China and is represented as sick
ard weakly. TIE prospect of formidable move
upon Pekin does not seem very brilliant.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

The LecOmptonte opponents OF the Hon. JOHN
B. HAsKIN opened their campaign On "Wednesday
last with all the rustic and rsdiaot festivities Of q
pic-lic The affair had been arranged between
Nes.rs. Augustus Schel, John C. Mather and
others, at Lake Mahopac. on Sunday previous
Circulars were issued to some three hundred
individuals but at the appointed time only thirty.
eight of the invited guests mostly holding places Of
trust aad confidence in the Custom. House, the
Assay Office or the postal estaNishment, assem-
bled st Throgg's Neck, with waiter, making
thirty nine il al. Tie ,malness Of the nuubsr
vas dissppointment for as both grog and grub
had been provided without charge BY the disinter-
ested AZ agers, it was supposed that none OF the
faithful would be absent. However, the party,
small as il WAS proceeded to embark 70. the scene
Of the entertainment which, with charming sense
Of the fitness of things, Mes,rs. MAther aud Schell
lad fixed =. Wilett's Point Safely landed there,
the first care of the guests was to survey those
famous premises; and they all came to the same
corclusion which the Hon. !. V. Fowler arrived at
when the Hon. Avg. Schell entertaised him 10
the reighborhood at a good dinner, nsmely; thst
tie land was worth pretty much any price that
Schell and Msther might choose to set upon It;
however, We believe the guests at the pic-nic did
not ,;en a certificate eontainiDg their opinion for
the War Department.
This pant Of the services d the day having been
satisfactorily performed, The gentlemen next turned
their attention to the pickled oysters cold han,
CHICKEN salad and ice cream, along With the iced
.,..nsore ard some stif rum punch prepared on
the grourd By Mr.. Coroner Conney; the drinking,
We believe, was ysrisd by occasional sxlgs Of
brsuSy fion private i,sk which one Of the Gus
tom. Houses cficels carried in hi, pocket. H,'ios
tsus refreshed aud eAhilarAted the inner an, they
ne1t proceeded TO TIE great political purpose
Tie dsy.
On the motion Of Mr.. 7. Cartwright, member
of the New York Custom House, Mr.. ". War
burton Scugtsm Of YorkeIs was selected to preside
over tie subsequent proceedings. This Mr.. Scrug.
ham now aspires 10 the Lecomptonite nomination
for Copgres, sgsipst Mr.. Hasiin. In the yesr
1s4s he was Free Soier, and oificia.ed As the
Secretary of the Barnbuiner State Convention It
Utca. and afterwsri gave his jealous support 10
Van Burep and Adama President Scrugham hav.
jrs been duly naugura.ed, NJ. Cartwright ad-
d,eued the audience with the statement that inyi.
ts,ieps had teen sent to Mr.. Aug. Schel Mr.. S. D.
Butte,wo,tb, and other leading Democrats Of the
Lece mptonite persuasion, but that their public occu.
ps.,c,s h,a prs c,ucsd their attendance While ths
y,srerst.sj. tie fellow w.citizers present must not
ftIgs. tie serious duty which lsy before ssm. The
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

Mr. L. B Bigelow. leading inventor Of mang-
featuring machinery in Massachusetts,, himself
proftaby engaged in manufactures under the pro-
lection of his patents has put forth pamphlet on
the causes of lo,s disaster and failure in New
Epglard marufactories. These cause' at least IN
part, he fr ds in the bad management Of incapable
or iratteriye agents and superintendents the pay
mert of s1erbtant salaries, aid in favortism and
1epoti,m IL the appointment OF clerks, overseer',
&c. He recommends, Of course, reform which
shall eradicate there evils.
There ie, we have no doubt o certain truth in
Mr. Bigelow's aYerments. That the remedies are
easily applied, is not 50 clear. The fatal facts are
that Manufacturing in general can no longer be
prose with profit without very large and costly
sggreeatons Of machinery and buildings, requiring
heavy investment and outlay Of capital, while the
business is at o1ce 90 precsEOus and improbable
that rich or pruden. men are with difficulty induced
TO embark in it. factory village or large estab-
lshmen nt costs from Half Million Dollars up to
several Millions, ard We know no individual who
has SO much money who will risk it in such an en-
terprise. There may be such individuals, but they
are few. A company is usually got up in this way
Some per.on or persons own wster-pOwer or
other property adapted to manufacturing purposes
which they are anxious to put to use so they start
a .ub,ciiption of capital for a manufacturing
company, and put down all they dare, calcula!-
ing to make up in the sale of their prop.
erty all they may lose en- their stock Next the
adjacent lsEdholders subscribe, calculating to make
Themselves whole BY the sale Of lots for stores,
shops, and dwellings for the workmen whom tie
factory will necessarily draw together; now the
capitalist or active man Of business OF the vicinity
.ubscIibes few thousands, with view of being
cho,en sgent, or securing th,t place for his son or
nephew. Lastly, tie subscription paper is taken
to some great comniss on house, such IS that Of
A. & A. Lawrence was, and they are induced to
take So OOO SIC 600 or 800 900 in order TO secure
to them.elyes the sale on commission Of the new
factoJy's fabrics Such is the way in which the
capitals Of most OF the New -EDga factories have
been made up; ard It renders the general adoption
of Mr. B gelow's hunts scarcely practicable as yet
But in due time Manufacturing will have ceased to
be hazardous experiment among Us, and have be-
come tafe ard profitable buspess-a, it would
have dore ere this had the Tariff of ~ stood un
changed to thus day-and then capitalists will buy
out tie stock subscribed and held BY those who
have long awaited fair chance TO get rid Of it,
and put the business on the footing foreshsdowsd
By Mr.. Biselow. At present, they think they have
quite enough eggs n this basket, aud iDsst on De-
ipg excused from dsPon!irg more.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

Our neisbbor Of The n. Y. Herald appears, for
some reason 10 be very sensitive on the subject of
PUN Gut. 1t seems that an active specula.or aad
conceived the plan Of an excursion to Newport,
and had embodied the following highly poetical
pss.sge IN the advertisement which ne proposed to
pubfsb:
scon Alter With the tssuu Bay u Glen Cove The nsh
the Will under III mid bodns ne mooa, the s~e
.isIs Of th- north,
upon Long Island Sound ana con'inue 10 walk the
xa.efs ie tlrg II ie url dsl sh, when the
si. Be glsed IL witnessing Their ps.e THROUGH
PLUa GI1."
StlsDge TO s,y not Only was this exquisite NOR
ctsu Of rhetoric refused the privilege Of an iaser
tion IN the classical columns OF The Hratd but the
whole advertisement was rejected, sven after the
Objectionable passSge was erssed. No excur,ion
through that unlueky little strait Of water can, it
appear, be adyertiied in The Herald. That
journal cierishes deadly animosity against even
the name Of Plum Gut. VIVA. u the world can be
the reason
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

ttp, ,pd, claiming to be The sr7e anA rea rep'e.
tentative Of tte Democratic parry, n,mlnsN9
Joteyh Hester for Governor. A very bitter ssnis
gle srsusd. By the aid Of the Federalsts-snd Oh
Mr. Buchanan, We suppose, among the res'' "ho
hsd 81 alors s6ested the Conservstives-Fnd ey wS
chosen by ,nall majority; but .. the neI' eiec'
tor, in $50, Hester succeeded in getting the
Cffce.
It would thus sppear thas State Con'ens'n''
ip,tesd Of being invented a. Albany 10 ls24, were
started in PsnDsylysnis as early As 1917; and 'a''
% fsr az We are aware, was the first instance
Eew.York has, doubtless, hsd great share IN per.
fectir and giDg to maturity :" the us'ges OF
tie Democratic party, which. By the pred 'minsnce
of that party, have become the images OF our p'i'
tic, generally, AID more potent BY far than any
written laws or paper constitutions; but TO Penn
Slvsnis belorg the credi. of frt setting on foot
State Conventions, as well as the distinction Of
Layrg first reduced TO practice that famous politi.
col maxim that to the victors belong the spo'h OF
tfice, thus adding to the stimulus of psrtisan'hip
AID patriotism the more lively spur, at lent for
ordinary souls, Of pay and promotion.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

Derocrscy Ct tie IXh Di.rct "" ro~ repre-
.en.ed BY AZ enely OF tie glorious Lecon foa
Constitution, and be moved the apPolHtmen' o.
Committee to prepare resolutions expressive Of .'e
feelings which all tue Deuocrs's usst caen'a
in their bo,oms toward suct t,xitor.
AC,nmt.ss Of Custom House cfi;en Wa' sp
pointed, of course. and as they withcrs"
little for one of them to take from
hs pocket the mar u,cIiPt which tad been given hiu
90 Re eft the Custom House ttss morniog, the DIS
tirsu;shed Coroner C0nnery came forward besring
4 large bore which hd been fund about neighbor-
irg graveyard "Thi'," ssd td,s enineut medical
and juridical ,av,nt contemplating the Gaseous relic
in lis hard o. Hamlet gazed q. the skull Of Yorct.
this i, tie pelvis Of human being; snd We are
here to-day TO hold 6ua inquest over tie po-
lit;ca grave Of Johu B. Ha'ku.' The Coroner,
as Our readers will perceive, was somewhat neon
,equeniia il tie style Of his remarks; but he raised
laugh Ut yertheless, upon the tide OF whose gr.sy
psyety the resolutions were brought in and adopted
The substance Of these resolves our readers can
imagine for the mseyes aud il isn't necessary for
US to print them; in fact we haven't been furnished
with scopy. Having ttus Concluded the business
another turn wss taken At the liquor; the fragments
Of tie cold meats were gathered up 10 baskets; and
after parting look q. the beauties Of Wiiesss
Pcilt in the golden glow Of suuset, the Custom
Houfe officers and their fiiends went back across
the river to Westcbes.er. At least so we are ir-
formed; but in all these minor particulars We can.
not yosct for the literal accuracy of our report.
We probably lave our prejudice IN the matter,
ard our cpiriops TO be received with some eau
ton; but We must soy thst this picnic was fall
ure. Twenty Custo House officers AID dozen
Postmasters are not erougb 1t is not enc Ugh that
Mr.. Z. G. Sutherland and Mr. +. Haight (whe, a
Mr. Haskn raid in his late speech, paid Sutherland
$500 for a nomination to tie Legislature, which
Sutherland afterward took himself) are present at
tie ssme neetrg. 1t is not enough that conhden-
tial SCENTS of the Gust IN House aud the Assay
Office denounce Mr.. Hukn in the classic shades of
Wiletts Point. Let them hold public meeting
in Wettchester itself If necessary, Mr.. Butter
worth might yre,ide at it aid tel the audience BY
what magical process he was converted from an
uncompromi.irg enemy into al unquestoning de-
votee Of Lecompton. That would be something
worth while; but such petty affairs as this picnic
Will never do.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

The steamship Hammonia brirgs us one days
later Intelligence from Europe. Further troubles
between the Turks AID Christians in Bosnia are
reported. A Russian force had been surprised BY
tAe Caueassians and obliged to retreat IN great dis
order BY Royal decree Of the llth the Pied
mou.e,s Chamb,rs were prorogu'd. The Matnd
jour1s!s Of tie 18Th anroInce the nomnalon oi
forty ere new Senator's. They say also that 1t hiss
been decided that ~ Isturitz should be appointed
Enbssssdor st London, NJ. Mon az Pans, M Rlos
Rcs,s q. Rome, and the Duke de Ossuns at st Pc
tsuburg. The note addressed to the Enslish C.bi-
net on TIE subject Of Lord Mslmesbury's speech Is
represented to be conceived in strong, but polite
tsrrs. On the afternoon Of the l'th Consols
e.cod at 95s TO e5B.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31
The Republjc.ns Ct the XyIIth ca

The Republcans Ct the XyIIth Congress Dis
tIict Of STATE composed of the Counties of Her
kimer and st. Lawrence, have called their District
Nominating Convention to meet at Watersoxn
On Wsdresday, sept. lst-cre week shesd OF the
State Convention. There 10 in this call Al unde-
.isted but Lot lees punsent rebuke to our Sta'e
Cs1tIal Committee for Eo,tpcL.rs tie State Coz
ysl..rn 70 60 iA;s taI.s SIP. !.s-.sn Ian ne
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31
Ohio Politics.

ClHCINNATIi Friday, July -, I5J6.
TIE Democratic State Convention Of Oaio met at
Columbus yesterday and nonlinsted Mr. Thomas W.
BARLEY, Supreme Judge; Mr. Jesse Durbin Ward,
Attorney .GeLers Mr.. D. ". Gibson. Controller aud
Mr. Il. g. Her drc Z, Member OF the Board Of Pub
lie Works.
The Hen. Join Sherman Lsa been uaaninousy 70
noniIs.ed to Congress by the Republicans Of the
TLmtssa;n District Of this State.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

From report Of the French Mitster Of Fortign
Affairs, Published in the Moni,,ur, it appears tA,t
the only nations who have refused to sccede t. the
abolition Of priya'eeriDg, as agreed upon by the
great powers of Europe at the late Congress OF
Paris, arc Mexico, Spain and the United s,..e,.
Ths NeIicans, having very little maritime com.
ns,cs Of their own, probably though. that while
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

+. is ,urnored that Mr.. Join 4. Washington,
the present proprietor of Mount Vernon, designs
TO ,erove the remsirs which rest there before
tsl IiDg the rest Of the property to the women
of the Union. Dir. Wsshngtou's speculatons in
walking sticks and in real estate are thought to
prove him capable Of even this act; but the ques-
ton remsrs whether he can legally do it. The
contac, must be very loosely worded if it permit
him to withdraw 80 large part of the consdera'
,ior. A purcha.e Of the tomb of George Washing
tee wcud probably be held to include the purchase
of ,Ae corter.s Of that tomb, unless they were
ptc.sTly excepted. Meantime, the Mount Vernon
AlsOcisEcn is at work in all parts of the country,
and S issuipg appeals such as that published 10
aaoths column 1t rests with our country women
to ,sy how lorg the property shall remsin in the
hands or Mr.. John A. Washington.