Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01
From Washinrtan-

NEW York, June 24.-1he 1rmes'
Washington correspondence says, sup
Elementary meeting OF the Cabinet was
held yesterday. when the dispatches from
MIR. Dallas and Lord Malmsbury were read
The British Government apologies foI
the recent outrsges and intimatel that any
injuries proved to have beensulfered through
them will be redressed.
Lieut. Murray has been appointed acting
Superintendent of Indian Affairs for Ari-
iona.
The contractors for the purchase of So
nora are applying for a detail of military
engineers for survey Of a road FROM Corpus
Christi. Texas, to Monterey, thence to
Mazaltan OH the Pacific. Postmaster Wei
Ter, of San Francisco, was re-appointed to-
day The Post Office Department has pre-
pared statement of letters here addressed
to bogus lotteries and other firms. The
latter number 1890, and the Enclosures,
in cash and draft, amount to upward oil
S9,0oH These returns extend back to
April Ist.
The Herald correspondence says, several
captains whose vessels have been boarded
by British cruisers in the gulf, have been
here asking advice of the Government and
their best means of redress. Among the s
was Captain Bartlett, Of the ship Clarendon,
whose ship with her cargo was totally lost
off Key West. after she had been boarded
and detained by the Buzzard. understand
the Secretary of the Navy has expressed to
Capt Bartlett, in the most positive terms
his opinion that the owners of the Claredon
have a solid claim on the British Govern
ment of Sl00. 900, the value OF the ship
and cargo, and that they are determined to
prosecute the claim.
The eight new sloops of war ordered to
be built will be apportioned as follows
One each to the navy yards at Portsmouth,
Boston. Philadelphia, New York, Wash
ington, Norfolk, Pensacola, and San Fran
cisco. The latter, provided the necessary
timber can be procured there
The Tribune correspondence says: Much
doubt is still entertained here a. to the final
purpose of the Mormons, and the unpub-
lishel dispatches of Gov. Cumming convey
some apprchensions, which Col Names re-
peated conferences have not removed. Vt
last official accounts, they had possession
of the mountain passes, and the ulteror de
sign of the exodus, Is matter wholly %
speculation For this reason, and Other.
that may be disclosed. it Is deemed most
prudent il not absolutely necessary, To main
tain show of effective force To scconl tn
civil officers in asserting the Federal al
thority.
The Courier correspondence SAYS: Eai
Malmsbury's dispatches to Lord Napier cx
press the hope that the President will re
consider the dispatch Of Secretary Cas- I,
: Lord Napier. of the 10th Of April, icclinin:
further stipulation for the prevention of TIA
slave tra,lc, ard that he will agree to a con
vention for the correction of the abuses o
the American flag. Full reparation i
promised for recent occurrences.
The Texas papers contain glowing AZ
counts OF grain crop, in that State. lib
prospect was that there would he the lars
est yield OF corn ever known. The weathc
was favorable.
y private letter from Gov. Cummn
: lays much stress upon the Importance ,
the Mormons being un.lcci lei to return t
their homes and employment. lie is OF
posed to then gong to Sonora, AMI con
firms. the statement heretofore made. tina
they are divided info peace anl war parties
aud thinks il the duty aud policy of til
Government 10 support the former an
break down the latter Gov c. plainl
T. says that his cief hope of control over TN
Mormons is excrtcl through Young. II
speak, OF B.i CHAM Young. Il, a man of gre.
7, perseverance, Intelligence AMI experience
u and witial vested with authority to AZ
" nounec the terrors ava ,ed to tho e who 81
: against the Holy Ghost. There Is, 81,
T, Gov c., division in the ranks of ii
y Mormons, all fearing Young, while man
y hate him because of the pacific measure
y with which he Is charged
The country may reasonably expect
u Guerrilla war OF several years duration
: AMI ut an expense OF many millions c
: dollars, while the wal woul be VISITED NJ
'e on those the least deserving of its tel
: rorS.
.. Senior Robes, the Mexican Mlniste
:, recently plblishel statements of the sa
- OF cession of a large part of Sonora II
= says all DEGREES issued by the McxIran GOV
. ernmenf making grants for col, NAL ,
other purposes have been Off sially pul
ished, that there is not single inStan'
of grant which Is not followed by an al
thentic announcement of the fact that thel
is none In the case, aud without such pul
!, LEGATION no grant or cession is of legal e
, feet.