New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
had come ss peace -usker. end proposed THAI BY
cora. sbo,Ih h. bso,hes and all pas, CiIen ,es be

goLes enOuo De pieOnt,, e"" of' P''' 0"0" Nv
lef. to the Grand JlrJ; that all good cit'zsas
.kOuld refrain from viclence, aud assist IN tue
enforcement Of tie laws; thAt obnoxious
tficeu. il reported TO TIE Governor, would
Re removed so that others uigbt be eected BY the
people. The Ian met with general approval. The
She Il Of the County was reported ss obnoxious,
ard was at or ce removed when tie people elecNd
T. Il. r bcits Free State msn, IN his sd Inc
Governor snuounced that the Uoted States troops
would be removed from the Fort, aud that hs would
commission a com Iany Of go milIa, unaef MAJOR
Weaver, 8 Free State man to pro:ecs the sc'-
tiers in the vicinity fsom m,rsuding Mls'ourians.
If Gov. Denver is correctly reported in re-
gard TO the Fort Scott difficulties, his action would
seem to confirm the recent announcement that he
intends TO resign the Executive Char, as 1t exhibits
de gree of fairness toward the settlers in Kansas
that will not be tolerated at Washington.
The Africa brings an unusually important bulge!
of new. from the Old World The seizure by an
ENGLISH cruiser of the French ship Regios Cell,
with neerces on board, and the remarks IN ,dc upon
il in Parliament by members Of the British Gov
erpment, afford tie occasion for very angry dis
cussion in the Partisan press, and msy vesy easily
be converted by Louis Napoleon into the occasion
for that foreign war which be seems to regard as
necessary to his continuance in power. The Eng-
sb seem to have got over their late alarm, but the
matter now in hand is really much more likely to
result in war than the recent differences. The
latter were in fact but personal affairs between
II ou;s ondE ol1 huf fha sontU
tons are easily capable tf being wrought up into
material importance which will enlist the point OF
honor aud the eDtbusiasm of the whole French
people. In England the new India bill has ma1e
progress, and has safely passed through an attempt
Of Lord Pslmerston to change its character by an
amendment His Lordship's proposition was voted
down by 62 majority in the Hcuse, where but
short tine ago he Was absolutely dictator. ne"
Illustration this, of the fragiIity of political great
ness The great speech of the India debate thus
far has been made by Mr.. Bright, who seems to be
rising daily into new prominence. he advocated a
policy of conciliston and tolerance for India; includ
ing ts division into six provinces with each its own
eoverkor and administrative board, Of which na.
tives might be members; high court of justice to
settle questions between natives ard the Crown;
with amnesty for the past and full religious tolera-
ton for the future. From India itself tine news ls
very gloomy. New mutioies and new difficulties
rise on every hand; and it is impossible now to
suppose that the struggle will be ended at any prox-
innate period From Spain we learn that the Mex
csn ambassador there, Sthor Lafraeus, adheres to
tie Constitutora al Government, aud refuses to rec
ognze the administration Of Zuloass. The French
Government are said to have encouraged the Span
iards with assurances that the British cruisers will
rot be allowed to interfere too eficaciousy with
the slave-tIade in Cuba. In Syria anothsr Amer
iesn missionary, tie Rev. Mr.. bod, has suffered
Outrage at the harus OF ,,,v n-..-s, st.rAd NJ hy
their fanatcal prieste. The American Consul at
Beyrout has taken measures to procure redress.
There is 20 news whatever from the telegraphic
feet