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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22
Rieh.rd.s., sp~.er 4 Co.. Circular.
" of AsERIcAy PRODUCE,

LIVERPOOL fRicIs cu8REST oF AEERIcAy PRODUCE
Per -frstsaL LlvyRVoor NarrL Z 1875
The sT.sA ;ns week sou, II hush Whe.t s Us sba
fooT fIom the sss 500 grs Nhss: from Prsncs lSO qrs
Corn on he hederanean TIE wind hty veer.d i.op
he tS', arc We may ooh for ships getting up.
PsTmsrs deliveries Of NheS, .ndins
.e,p.ndiIf week oi lss: year
he cTAn 1ace contnc.s very hess At 1gss6sys
re er,ne done n Nhss exceeding unel al bare
az lssj rs-es to-T a. tEis eIeep choice S. Louis
hefn New uEeGnf rns4b!e, and poes nen3a Iudlr
nc: much nfEeS tor b.: Il .bssnce Of he'd sor
-
AZ TO eHDs usfet tee A.srasre- OF tuyef. sas'
ne ererirs ore oE TWO parcels Osy Red N
on speculation y 20 y, bn h..e ve e cons no.
ave .rs arc Le saIs made
"a! .: PT.yieEs Pres Wbi.s Whest Ee.eed FLorE the
medium srAdes scutnses 5r and nozs Ia vSi1s
2e.s ef Nss,erE have b@eG sod p 70 ~ an. ch3ce S.
Louis New OIs.ns al :. & bA ho.s Cor> in better rea es.
and Cd % l. suAter aesrer. We qaose-WHrAT Red -
foI H.,;sFH, NA.a, % : y - %. E.oVS-Pkllsisl
yhs and Bazie;- :: 10 .. eItr. oso yts Norm a !, =
rs Stv Ors.us s og esoics s.. Logs. Wos.ern Etf2
sgt z. "
BAR wiy s,cs. Hs.derI eoElse IoaJo 49, Will sea
80 We not 7l;' h.e - I'D As.g immediate REAL
feks 1sileceI.
PAoos all iH ye.y saci d.rns,d AZ ,Ass,. % ~.
1tH.t retail sc4a houe s-scs arc lris c.esp ii
piea;ifl,.
tsfEt ssnrIrs' ! meet retail lie r.:A.
LAst-ISsfs = :s.trt a-s!s e.iEs -. sfsi
1AitoH, .ih ,wA se~s asl sossr.'s a.-.ze 49, =.
'osss s"' sss,b~tsri - L~sssE, ace 10 sSls ;Vssr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

,,a ,,psrutssd sn ErNihf.is, Of 1881 rs-y c.bef
,.1r, AID ae. 10 define he enact 'oAsIsSteT was-a
ss,a EIbibJ.6 .6n shosld sssgne.
The ysIns Prince Alber. u pursung ra'Ai .. ade
With . view i. u tsid, oi peSslng hi- eT ANIMATION
f.r.hvih h, d entering tie service az naval csaet
Heavy gales and considerable falls Of show had
b. en- experienced Ia England, ciusGg 1.1cE delay U
the mail packet service and OF The Va.o1s lnei u
railway.
Dr. Livines.ope .si his companions n the Afrcan
Exploring Expedition we're hra'd toe -tea ner
Pearl, in the River Mercy, whence they we're eN-
pected 10 .sh lor Africa On the day the ARABIA %.'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

ssj ~..'r ntx:ai Pa,sssphn ,Ds s.s,se e 1es,st,
OEs vie he Moth "a foi. ~bss,-R<ss rssser erfsr q
~ .,ssi; 2,,.d szi Ysi~. 3. ssss wsEe .
PROyI.Ios..-Msssrs. B,g,ABd, A.hys q 90. and
report duh ssk.; Gor Beef Prs knd bsoon ~ I,h
bot hanged s.es 80 tOns a. + as TaJos hTn And
sbskty ss.Ter
PsoDVCr.-Ashes frm and desrer; sales Of both
Pot. ans P.Ns S3 sIssT The spot stn a. ~ rtes
s,t 10 arrive pess rsksT .UeT Coee qie. ea, steay
RIA dd.d prsycHeI IN the demand sni lower asscrp
sf ssumon a, i5e46 and inc =. Il 9sd Baltimore b.ik
selling :. Phiadephis w d. os snet and sesdy sFrts
TsrysnEEs "a as. - .
Tospos EoSrY M.RKET-The market continues
,,r, s, lnS eAsy he Bank Of England ha made no aer
- m N, r... Notice sled ~ III bAnk that aivances
~o. !. n.;. OF Government Securities duns he shctre e
,hs tIsnsisr books, ull l+th APnl 81 Y eeni
In III. Stock Exckarfe cans were oo.Aned a. = cent
tt. ereil falling due en the IAN o tns mouth
we're ltbsraly well E-t. ,, -..,- -. a., :.
sorsoIs hs1 elctlated newha snd sosee qe-) - wv
vi for nc Fey, and p i9rl or account .-,- - ...-. I.
me Is.lSa TIno publishes IN Is CEy h7tc'e s~ensL
Of AMERICA usrA1L.e casgaiss IL 1871 - uihh.a ~ 20
I.udor eprssnStye o he ArDsrcan ConnefclA MeHsy o
H...r. Tsyp.n cKopp. The statement SHOWS 90 I-
vrs. pead.s total Of Tsadu IT. and estimates the .ss
H. b. Of knsaDi for the week ending with me -
II March show slsh, f.ins vi IN tie bu40L-S ooo9 &c
frr line ,ure the sba,euleD: Of ibe panic , al, 4.
Hss.r. Barrs Brvthers say money 10 seuncArt a 80
-eu, Bar selling II Mexican dollars ~ nihA a. W.
m. C,, Article of The Lo4os T~' reports deeiled IN
crease IL The sppA~ sions for money a. the baA o.
. Xh .thoulh the supply sPpArenty 80 no"A s..L
Tls Dniy Nes rrpoits dull ana easy ieeih m "a -. a.
Ttch.ns, and ecne during Friday OF about ~ oen' "
Colsos g., N pau Son A.
r.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22
h.r A.l.r The sne.se.. sor P. =. a..es o., ~, =,

r.s.r higher the qnotSIor' for p ssins 30 y, ;,
Aptlto JEDs. .a.e.,
B.sx steady, q; 1919 eI Phiadeipia' sSassi ia s.tzs.
OILs-So srern or Whale bere. -, -
Ike e.usrd and ibe only ssles darns he ~.-l
- .lut II tups fue new, a. 81 c~t h xrs rivs -
C,y OF B.rsore And tAs quantity .SPeetsd sy otAs A-
M, s,S 10 frthcT dseine IN prices Al aaessn ,osya
coTros-ihe free purelas Of the Trade, snl ,ssu 49,
ago hsv, rendered pretty iSdeP-09ehi oi s HAs,
49, ~. a. ecto Is limited and IN eoLssaa.sce Ills Ne ~,
ouist ve.I dsar,r bya f8N a . 10 u. ssry p<n -
clr h vi,h the wind yesterday snd 70 sy-dsss An ~
~, mora drx pentth. usrtes cbo~iss aa1 Al
~ over the prices Friday l4st In Manchester ~ -
n.. been dope this vs.s bat SSny aesrgss,n epss
of an upToftabe trade. ccns OEleens W 10, hssa
7ll.lsd. Bowels ia y 70.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22
TURKEY.

T. r,, ,,rt,.s q. C,pstsn,noJA A .hs: tse heeotA
ton. n,tv.,. Epsand and Turkey rs reisrsD " we
Oecuta:lor oi TIE hA OF PeIl, isd ai@sei ey % ~
sep:src. of ins.mni,y BY :he Ottoman Goverrhe !.
A fire q. Cons. ,atisopi had burt W hov:e ne
palace Of the Governor Of AiraDope aaa AIs" 'eS'
de,t-oyed ~ IRE. ., c., :, ,i,,
killing thirty persons The sbssks eontinued ''-I
iess violence.
LArrs1.-I: y officially dened us: the OHoa's
Government ha. accepted SO Indemnity for he ecu
patton O: Perrin by me B-T.sn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22
DENMARK.

Letters from Copenhagen repor; that the Ministerial
crisis had terrnc sted by the three NJ ns;ers having
with6rswn their resg1a;ions, and by the Cabinet
havrr cone 20 sn understanding the co1re TO b.
sdopted hy il in the dispute with the GernSnc Diet
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22
HANOVER.

Tie Hamburg cor-esponder, Of Ihe Loslos Pc,..
writing in regard 10 the attitude of the United STAT.
in tie matter of the Staie Dates the Flbe saw
tka, tie United Stsiee Coneus a: HAmear, Wa. nal.
,rg preliminary arrangements With view % the
shohIi Of the payDer: II ne dIiie- tie p.rng
ef he Commercial :rsa:y via Hanover N Ju.e ner.
he .,eAxsI ksEnslA, Wish wee ~ have sf,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22
LATEST NEWS.
LATEST NEWS.
(Br TELIGRAPH IRON LONDON ro LivIHPooL

Bf TELIGRkPH IRON LONDON ro DivIhool.l
From The TimtS City -iyt@Ie-
LoyDoS Friday Evening, March This has been
settling day with the Consol market. The fluctuations
haye not been important. The general tendency is
sill toward chilness owing thetots absence Of any
s,mptoms of revival on the Paris Bourss.
Taere was a decided increase in the application, tor
discount at the Bank, although the supply was apps-
ren,ly in the open market and the rate in the Stock
Exc6snge was only per cent. In the foreign ex.
changes this afternoon, the rates upon Hamburg and
Paris were slightly higher; Amsterdam was about the
same ss at last post
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22
PRUSSIA.

It's .isted that the faculties of the King declined
daily. renewal oi the powers con6ded to the Prnce
Of iIu IA was expected 10 extend .;e an n,ssd of
th,,e uorths, as hitherto.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

scsl On ltl 30 tses rciai!Is ~ 2o An. = \. Z,
L., thar for period o. - y'AEa
A. NAushs,,r uAu-la tcn Ia ,hsr
business eoE-cq-snay 'e-tc;sd fi,ber s9,s1es
liEss 10 reported
BErAr.rUfrs-G G.sra Rchsras,n, eDsrce \ Cs
F.par. so.iiuE.d hLss sSi.: fSc ef u. sfAo>.
kbsas,S 49, EsISSA ,s>st l-ss New .ssIs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

o
CorroS-The Brokers' Circular reports q moders'e
inoury the ~esi Of mpoI. fh-
e, .Svsle. oi a. 4 IN the uiGdlss nd assfa qgsres -
Ausu Which sAss Of ihe week s. 80 balez
Of Vii took seou, $50 ard pors-s 30 bA,.
ON Frdsy there disfosnos 20 ell ard prees
har,, .gpp0ricd IE- 5toe kaSs
.r,eI..i,.i Ad !or eI,ort- Tie qss,A;ioIs ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22
yaRit DAYS LATER FaOM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA
Lord De.by's Ministers Re-elec'oe'
uovr ARRESTS IN FRANCE
,r,-u nxrrRoYEn BY AN BARrHauAKE-
CONsOLs s6l@$i.

~ Royal mail s.esmshp Arabia, CAP. S'oDs'
v>.h ssilea from Liverpool At about noon on the o;b
- March, arrived here on Saturday morning.
TIE screw steamship City Of Baltimore, from New
ysyA arrived on. !. Liverpool Ct q. nc. On the 9Th net
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

Usmbx,e r., N...Ycss a he J.. u h4cn, Vac w
t.ip.s Il he Issh % sesstsi 81 he Iee'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22
NAPOLEON'S APOLOGY TO ENGLAND.

TIE London Adrcrtiser learns from "gndoubtsd su-
,horty that notwithstanding the fact of the opoogy
Of Louis Napoleon for the msnaces and insoencs Of
biz colonels having been s.udiously kept OFT Of the
Ms.s.eur and all the French papers, the thing hes
ooaed out, and has caused the deepes; ndignstior-d
not something worse-in the army. This c!rcum-
stance il is added, in con JUNCTION With the disafec-
"ton toward the Imperial Government which Is so
wide spread among the population OF France s pro-
ducing very great uneasness among the inhabitants
of Paris."
The Madrid Espdaa complains Of the measures re.s-
tive TO passports Just adopted by the Frencs Govern
meLt-
Nearly all the Committees Of the SsIdinisn Cham
bers while admitting the necessity and principles Of
the b. conspiring sgans: foreign soveregns pro
modify il.
by ElsetIic T..esrApA to Msrchs.tsr
Corsols closed after Official Aou-s IN the 9TH MT -
&c. ee6i. Railway, fist.
French funds were done in P,rs tie 5,h inst. &:
tqf &C.. with Little business.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22
THE VERY LATEST.
fBy Te!tgrapL from London to Lirtrpo

By Telegraph from London TO L!rtlPcFl
LONDON, March g, 1855
The Paris Presse regards the resignation of Lord
S.ratford de Redcltfe q positive cause of the anne
Iteration in the relations between the two countries.
Paris correspondent informs the readers OF the Rus
sian journal lie Nord that Lord Siratford de Redclie
applied TO Lord Mamesbury for the post OF Embssss
dor at Paris, but met with a refusal.
The Paris correspondent Of The Londoa Ncrs, writ.
ing la, night says the appeal of Orsni Perr, and
de Ruoo is fixed 10 on before the Court Of Cas-
sa,ion on Tuesday next. II il said that there really
.eliou. points TO be argued II should turn out that
there were any fatal irregularities in the conduct OF
the trial the only consequence would be that the prs
oners would have TO be tried over again. Such re-
suit, however, is most improbable.
Lord Howden has been appointed Knigh. Grand
Cross Of the Bath, and Percy William Boyle, esq,
se Minister in Mexico, TO be Companion of the Order.
TIE mail steamer Pers, at Southampton has
brought 81 passengers, but none OF the lady refugees
from Lucknow have arrived. There were on board
the widow and daughter of Bngader Wilson and
.evera officers wounded at Cswnpore and Lucknow.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

LoSpoS MARKETs.-Messrs Barring Brothers report
IRo. At ss sc TO- for both Bars and K.l. oSS sIe'
and unch,rs.d SVG,s steady fully former prices
Good qu.ss in d,uand advance inferior du. NJ ~
more .qus.. 3d6d advance Sal rPEfER inpIove'
but cossd quiet Iva extremely dun Coneoa Vfu
TuRYEhrIsE dull and IS lower. TALON sdvaiceq 70 ~
for T. Y C. FisH Os quiet Sperm XIV, Goa toi' LNsII"
firm al %.
HAyRE MtREETs-For the week ending Msrcn .,
ncu.ys-CorrOs active and rather hgher sas ol tLe eos
~ bales Npw-Orlf oTpair lO4L sork slVvV
baes Nothing doing ASHEs siglty sd.sneo
CoFyEE quiet Provisions du and nominal hSf
sood demand opened active but closed
quiet T,LLow and LARD-MoTe doing at previous rates
LATEST LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL March g, lS5s-l2 O'Clock.
BRYADSTUFF> unchanged; little dong. No atera-
lion in Provisions CoTToN the stock freely offered snd
the advance OF the week has been entirely lost the market cos
ina the quotations Canada probable 'ass q A"d
B. bales
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22
CABINET MINISTER'S ELECTED TO PARLIA
MENT.

Sir John Pakirgtop, the new First Lord Of the Ad'
unaliy for Droitwich.
Mr.. ipgs, the new Lord Advocate for Scotland, for
Stamford
The Right Hon. Col. Cecil Forester, Comptroller Of
the House for Wenl0ck, lSalop.l
M Henry Wbitmore, one OF the Lords OF the rrea.
sury for Bridgnorth.
H. NJ. Cairns, esq, appointed Solicitor General for
England, has been elected ior Belfast, Ireland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-29

BuFFALo. May as p IN -FLcts unchsss-d ssies. 100
bbls 2iG IS s. Common Upper Lake S3 75c for eXt-s
ditto IS ga IS IS Supefpe Indiana AID Ohio, % 81 -
fr.xtra 81 2Sd 81 81 Tor double eItrs do WHssr sys
and sales 500 bush. at Toe for Chicago S,ng
II for Milwaukee Club, slrsic, for Red Ohio and rdan, 30
White Wise onsin sc o- ditto Indiats. CoRN unchs gsi
,s s. bush s2 Indians AID STA for fair IA,s
oars quiet 31d37ic WHISKY nominal ls6sc Frrish,s
du Lake Inpor last hours ending AZ 100 bos
Flour Is Geo brsh Wheat 400 bush. Corn. CsnL
1900 bb Flour oooo BUSH Wheat coo bush oAir soo
bush Com
OswsGo May "a. m.-FLoUR in better demand; sales
ltOO bh 80 750 81 for 10 extra Stats WHEAT
fer sales 1000 buh Chicago Springs 75c CoRs quiet
all, a. GO bush choice Indiana At 6o.c OATS sAs
Ie0 hush Western a. Sc FstiGHrs dull at Sc Whes 70
N.xYmt LAKE lMPoRTs-3l.oO bush. Wheat; 5000 bush.
Oss CANAL ExPoRTs-1 800 obis. Flour 1900 bush Wheat
l6 Geo DO Corn $500 DO. Rye
CHIcAco May 2s, 2. m.-FLouR steaiv WHEAT active at
81, CoRS declined 10 SIC. OATS qns SHIPMENTS 70 But
f.o-l 100 bbs Flour 5000 bush. Wheat 70 O'wrso-no
Flour 50 coo bush Wheat, AC- bush Com ktcEPrs-Lo'
bbI. Flour, s. no bush Wheat, l2Cc0 bush Com.
BALTIMORE May 2s-fLouR quiet and unchsnsed FHET
qri+t; sheraton in prices CORN hrm NJ oo97o' NRskN
dull, al 2ci Re PRovIsIoSs dull aid hesvy. -
PHLADEI PHIa May 28-FLopR dull sales 81 &c, bbs 1t
81 95ds4 81. WHEAr dull st - lO0 3 % Tor Rcd Coss
Gu, sales Of 200 buih ct 7l072.c WHISKY dull A. el9l2,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-29

We erd in our exchanges letters from For: Bf,dST
or Camp Scott which however aid nothing to the 'o-
teSgerce contained in our own correspondence. Nsss
Of those that have fallen under eye OF lafS
date than April 10. Tie letter purPotng to have eesa
written 8, Foit Bridge, April 10, by an officer Of The
Amy and Containing additional items Of impcstAnes,
csn scarcely have beer genuine. The Bcsa Josrsek,
from which we copied it, has voachssf,d no explass
ton OF the manner in which crossed the plains. 70
curious tina, no Government dispatches came to hand.
The toll, wing e from The Boston Tfasclr OF yeste<
osy
We III derstand that private letters have bces -
ceivtd in this city from Fort Btger the latest das
(Allil lOt which give some information 10 regard 70
this r,isson II Gov. Cumming. Ii has been stated.
we believe, in all the accounts, that Gov. Cumming
goes at tie solicitation Of Brigham Young, and wiss
pronise az peronsl safety. Such, we learn, Is aot
tie fact. The Governor may, and probably has, In
forus ofthe state of feeling now prevailing n salt
Lake City, and in the hope of sverting civil war; he
hes ubdeitsken the hazardous task visiting the eee
ny bic stronghold. The last that wee heard frean
him, according 10 these letters, at Echo Csnoe,
Nd to which time he had DOT been moiested."
We fid the following Dispatch in The Un'on'
"Sr. LOUIS, Thursday, May y, 1853.
THE report at reached here from Fort Leaves-
worth, that Col. Kane ard Abel Gilbert hsd arrived
there frum Utah, is altogether mistake. M. Ger
rish LETT G lbert at Fort Bridger. Col. Kane wtca
'ast heard from, in company nth Gov. Cummiog.
en- rovte for Salt Lake City, Gilbert bad seen Brig
hsm Young while IN Salt Lake City, and proposed 10
return to that city iom Fort Brdser on the l5th ct
ADri"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-29

The Richmond Enquirer is not at all pleased
With the aones of the Southern Commercial Goa
yenton at Montgomery, iuasmuch as it gave the
cold shoulder to all kiods Of commerce except q
direct trade in native Africans TIE Enquirer
scolds tie Convention severely for forgetting its
former hobbies of direct trade with Europe,
"Forcsn capital" Commercial Education and
ga Southern Literature" &c, and devoiinS its
entire attestion to the aforesaid African trade-noE
the trade in Africans between Virginia and the Cot
ton ard Sugar States but between those States and
the Kirgdom of Dahomey Virginia is progressive
and fayors Free Trade generally, but no: this par
ticulsr Lind of Free Trade. It's adoption would
put the patriotism of Virginia to quite too severe
test since il would reduce the price of her staple
production to one-fourth its present value. Aud
then il would place the ccOred slave-traders on tue
coast Of Africa on terms Of perfect equality with
the white breeders AM traders in the same article
in Virginia This, Of course, is an indispensable OBJ
lection in the estimation Of all the " first families
a class which comprises nearly all the white folks
10 Virginia.
Tie Enqnirer suggests that the handsome thing
for the planters to 10, would be TO invest small
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percentage If their ANNUAL profits 10 ships, ard thus
essb'ish thai direct trade with Europe, of

percentage tf their ANNUAL profits 10 shps ard thus
essb'ish tina, direct trade with Europe they
have bssn for years tskipg 10 no practical purpose
1t saJs that one per cent The cotton rice AMI To-
bscco crops would realize the sun Of 81, 900, 900
per sDnpm, which, 10 few years would build
I'll merchant navy, Led exclusively at toe Sou H.
and eventually liberste The Sou'b fran dependence
upon tie North. Ttis, IN the est nation of The
EnqTnr, would amount 10 something, while the
dhcussoD Of the operiOg Of the Slave trade only
tetds to III feeling and district between tho S.ye
producing and Slsve.b buying S ates.
Fem conventions purely commercial, ssys TIE
Enquirer "these essemblsses have degenei sted into
cor cav.s not seeking heibteres End advancement OF
Southern enterprise but ol king, We fsay to ultimate
dissolution Ct the Unicp.
What coed could possibly result from the Discus
sion OF the African Slsve.Trsdel Suppose the South
united to man is il possible without dsunion, ever
to accomplish the repeal Of those Laws that forbid the
Slave Ii sde 7-spd do the advocates Of the Slave
TT, de imagine that the South would be guilty
Of the folly Of DISSOLUTION TO accomplish measure
that would destroy the value Of her nov largest inter-
est Then why continue the discussion ola question
that can never he accomplished in the Union, and for
the mpli-hn ent of which the South would he un
willing to dissolve the Uhion7 Why continue to a5-
tate subject that divides the South and dstrscs the
attention Of her people from subjects of more prac
eve can zee no good whstever to be accomplished
by the continued dscuss n of this question. II the
cotton States are determined to revive the Slave
Trade, and thus TO destroy the value Of Slavery in
every non cotton growing State, it will demonstrae
se6shress of which we have believed Southern States
capsule. IT dissolution Of tie Union u 10 be fol-
hvtd By The revirol Of the Stare Trode Virginia had
bitter CONSIDER whether he South Of the Northern Con-
fderocy wOld not be far preterabi for her than
he North Of a S0uttern .Confederacy In the North
vn Contcderocy Virginia ~oud derire a iarge
amount from TIE sale Of her so,es 10 he S0vh, and
again. ne increased ralue of her f1nds fran Northern
tm,grot,on- ia NE Southern Conteieracy, wHh
the Hfrcan Stare Trade ,erired she ,conid oSe t~o-
thirds Of the ralrc If her slope property and der're no
odditiOnaiSncrc0se 10 the value Of her iands."
The admission Of The Enquirer that Slavery i'm
povelishes State, AID that there would be great
advance in real estate and general prosperity If that
peculiar institution were out of the way, seems a
little iDudcious in view of the fact that at least
some portion Of the "poOr white trash of the Old
Dominion who may chance to own little land and
10 " field hands," are able to read and even to I'M
deIstand a proposition so plain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-29
The Funeral Of General Smith.

PHILApELFHIA, Friday, May =, Ieos
Thu f,r,rsi - ;ssrs-sl Smith took place this after
moor, and the display on the by the FHst d.
vision Of Militia under General Cadwsllader Vas very
imposing. The Scott Legion had the left Of the line
after them came detachment Of Marines and the
Duquesne Grays from Pittsburgh. Tne body.gusrd
consisted Of Commodore Geo. c. Read and Capt VIM.
W. Mexican, of the Navy, Coils I. j. Cram and &.
II. Thomas Dunlap, Mr.. CHARLES Bidde, and large
TO Laurel Hill, where the National Guard fired the
usual salutes The flags on the public buildings, az
moies snd shipping were displayed 81 half ma {, and
minute guns were tired from the Navy Yard during
tie day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-29

tsest with rebels; but il hiss dcue 80. 1t h" fur'
thermoIe been said that the Government, however
much il msy regard tie removal of the Mormoos
away from the American contn at as emlnenhy de-
sirablr, must not incur the rsk OF collision WIN
Europesn powers--wi England and Holland, oy
si6ipg the removal of this ObnOxious community 70
territory contiguous to their colonies; but England
and U,lland. however sensitive, can have no just.
ngbt 70 complain.
Thereteycr will be better opportunity for the
.remo,L of the Mormons from Americ S1ip-loads
ofr.w convert. hase recently arrived 10 our ports
ftom Europe, and await the first announce
uent Of peace to swell the macontent host in
Utah. And wherever they 60 on this continent
We must face them at some future day as a hostile
power But what will they be in Papual Their
Objectionable institutions will be removed from all
contact with our own Their industry will develop
the Natural resources Of fertile region, that has
been thus far, notwi :hstandiDe the presence of a
few NAKED and piratics savagea, sort of no mans
land. They must, IN opening up the itch agricultu-
RAJ aud mineral treasures of Papus, throw large
amount Of valuable Eastern products into the chan
nels Of general commerce. They will, as it will be
their interest improve aud protect the navigation Of
tie Torres Straits, the chief channel of com nunica-
ton between India and Australia Their presence in
the Eastern seas would certainly tend to break up
the whole system Of Malay piracy, with which the
Archipclsg al waters yet as much cursed as be-
fore European SAL was seen upon them. Their
presence would also tend TO break up another sys-
tenn, that Of Dutch commercial monopoly, almost
SIS Injurious Lative piracy to general commerce;
for the young snd seize spirits whose energies
are now pent up witbio Tire desert and mountain
fastnesses Of Utah would seek Independent fields
for action among the numerous, small, unappro.
priated islar DIS scattered throughout the Archipe
ogo; and by their Intercourse with native chief
taiDs and people disturb aud ultimately destroy this
system of monopoly, by which thir6-rate power
of Europe has virtually closed the whole Archipel-
ago 10 the commerce Of the rest Of the world.
Whatever the news from Utah, whether the
Hormons are defending or abandoning Salt Lake
City. We should encourage and favor their emgra
ton TO the Indian or Pacific Ocean. Let them not
be driven forth with fire and sword, but de-
pant in peace to q county where they can man.
age their own domestic affairs in their own way,
without interfering with the rest of mankind.