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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

We have another Teegrsphc bulletin from Trin.
ity Bay backed by still another from st. Johns, N.
F., reieratng that the transatlantic Cable is all
riaht-that signals are being constantly received
from Valootis, and that messages will be transmit
ted both ways in few days. The St. Johns disps.ch
goes much further, and asserts that the "in'tra'
msnts at Trinity Bay record, with good degree
of success, the communications not mere signals,
" you observe from the electricians at the Valen-
tia office, but that, owing to some as yet unex
planned caute it has been impossible to send tha'
"or any other intelligence to the operators a.
"valsntiA Bay" 1t is added that there is no rea
son to doubt that the present difficulty will be
overcome 90 soon as the electricians can compare
notes.
What electricians How compare notes! Must
the electricians in Newfoundland compare notes
with those Of ireland by means of steamship con-
yeysroe instead of having the steamships directed
and guided by teiegraphic messages That would
seem to be step back ward. If this is not meant,
what isl And what sort of Z" commune ation' is
Trinity Bay receiving from valentia' We are
very anxious to know. Why not be specific where
the public interest is vivid and the suspense has
been protrscted beyond all expectation We
parnesNy hope that all may be right-that a few
days more will dispel all skepticism; but cannot
quito suppress q painful suspision that the cable
has not been stretched fully across the Atlsntic at
sll-that there has been no communication what
ever with Yalentis, and will be none TIL another
wire shall have been laid, and more successfully
than this one. In short, we have shuddering sus-
pciop that our electricians have been deceived by
the return TO them on the cable of their own mes
vaees after the manner of an echo. In view of
this hypothesis, consider the following extracts
from Mr.. Fields log of the cablelaying voyage Of
the Niagara:
"Juiy 30.-At 2:2l p. m. received signals from on
board the Agamemnon that they had psyed out lou
miles Of the cable.
"a. .a;3i p. H. had psyei out from the Niagara $50
riss Of the cable.
"Jpiy 3l.-lli D. m. Had psysd out from the
Nisgns 800 miles of the cable.
"At 2:45 p. IN. received signals from the Agsmem'
that they had psyed out from her $40 miles OF the
cable.
Aug. AT 9:l0p. IN ships tims, received sigma
from the Agsmemnon that she was in water OF 2oo
fathcms.
AT 1920 p. No., ships time, the Niassrs was in
water Of 200 faihoms, and informed the. gsmemnon
Of the ssme.
" "Taxrsday Aug. AT LAS a. m. the Niagara
anchored.
/" Total amount Of cable psyed out since the splice
was made, l,Ol6 miles 600 fsthoms.
AT PAS a. m. received signal from the Agsmsm-
that she had ps, out OlO miles Of the cable"
Whoever Will carefully reperuse that log can
hardly fail to mark suspicious uniformity between
the signals telesrsphed from tAe Niagara to the
Assrsmnon and the signals received by the former
lss was supposed) from the latter. OF course, the
fast that the signals are reported m having been
ooes or tWios received fns from the Agamennoa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
Important from Mckee.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, Aug II, 100
Mstanoras dates to the 10th july received via Nsv.
Orleans, state that durango had fallen uto the hssdi
of the forces under the Governor of Chihuahua vaa
had declared for the Constitution Of 1851.
Guansjuafo, Gusdslsiars and Zacatecss hsa w
been conquered by the Liberals.
Gov. CARA had left Matamoras 10 supern1eea "
person the movements of the Tamsuipss force.
Gen Vidaurri wac to take the d cid at the head oes
main body of the Army Of the North.
Immediately on the taking of San Luis Potos, ca
Zuszus barshed the Bishop of the dioce" sod totty
prie sts for encouraging the resctony forces sgsas
his entrance.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

His Excellency Mr.. Mason, cur Embasssdor at
the French Court, in bis speech at the Richmond
diner, at which he was lately entertained BY Mr..
Peabody, aIludsd in very complimentary tone TO
the recent treaty entered into BY the powers of
Europe, aboh,hDg privateeriDg and establishing the
principle that the h.g is to protect the cargo BE
observes With justice that this treaty is great step
tsward the encouragement Of commerce and the
Preservation of peace, G1c CO The msrcaatle marine
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
State Politics.

SYRACUSE, Saturday, Aug II 1853.
John A. Green, jr., was 10 day unsnimsusly elected
by the Democracy of this District to represent !aen
In the State Convention. The Hon. exSpsskef A.
word presided at the Convention, and oil tho pocsst
iIgs were harmonious.
BUFFALO, Saturday. Aug. II 1883
At the meetings Of the First and Second Assembly
Districts of Erie County, held to-day, the following
persons were elected delegates to thu Republican
State Convention T.. c. Spsulding Joseph Shsas
ham, John S. Talcott. and Benz smin Welch,jr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

Did William II. English read, at the late COnveu-
ton in bis district by which he was renominated, q
letter. or part of letter, from President Buchanan,
indOrsiDg and commending him substantially in the
terms of that which we printed some days since
The quesiions one of fact and not to be put aside
By abuse nor lodged by bubbles. We have just
received letter dated "JeffersOnville, Ind, Au-
"gust g. 1855" written just afser the close of the
Convention, and signed William G. Proctor, an
attendant at that Convention, who, 10 utter uncon
sciousDess Of all the pother about that letter,
writes us as follows:
" The her) of the day read US some ex-
tracts from letters over the signature Of James Bu-
chsIan in which the President said tina! nsught but
the most kirdly feelings existed in hi, heart toward
him fEpglisb t1st be regarded him as true friend
of bis Administration; that, if he buchanan were
voter Of the district and possessing thousand votes,
al would be cast for him. Besides, he said that
English receLt course in the councils of his country
would give him that would be prou dly orded
in American history"
Can any man doubt after ths that the letter
exists-that tie President is its author-that it was
read, wholly or in part, By English to certain dele
gates to secure bis renomination-and that, if
there be any forgery in the premises Engliih is the
forser But we do nots suppose there is any. We
challenge English to deny that letter, or part of
litter, from the President, was read by him to
delegates attending the nominating Convention;
AID if he admits the existence CT the letter. but
says it has been garbled, We challenge hun to pub
sh the letter he did resd. Let US have the
latter
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
Fire at the Illinois State Prison.

ALTON, IT.. Saturday Aug. ~ I0e' !,
At about O'Clock last evening fire broke Guy - -
the work shops Of the State Prison, two Of whnr
with the dining hall of the prison, chapel hosp'1
and three other buildings, were consumed. ass
amo unit Of finished work was also destroyed. rof~
fremen were Injured, but not dsrgerousy. Ssvsn
attempts TO escape were made By the prisoners ~
however. succeeded. The less is estimsted q. t0W'
ard is fully covered by insurance in Eastern odcs'
The origin CT the FIRE is unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

The United States steamer Niagara, recently en-
esged in the Atlantic telegraph enterprise wss con-
fdeDtly anticipated TO have reached this port
yesterday, but had not been heard f'0a Whsh iht
TRIBUNE went to press
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

h..r hsr1ty against tho uawsaoous theory ws
have .usse.t.d. But We eo.reat tho Aslautio Ie's'
Graph Company to LET the public know precisely
what communication" they have reoeivec from
yslentis. We do not ssk wha. they are Ike nor
wlat impression they nake OF ths oPerasor' at this
end, but wtst they precisely are.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

The laying Of the corner stone Of the great
Catholic Cathedral on the Fifth avenue, yesterday
afternoon drew together the ls'gess asse nblsse
ever seen upon any special occasion in New York.
The proceedings are reported on another page.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

received A Eew-Or.san,. TAsy rsp,.s.. n.
CorstitusonLs.s - triumphsa! ir the lo.sA n. H.
rsDso. Gusdisjsrs, Zscatecas, AID Gosaaju,.s !.
well a. San Luis Potos, bsiDg in sssr k,,,'
Zusrus at Sar Luis is said to have bsNaus
bishop and thirty prests; but Of the alleged r.,s'
ton at Mexico ard the deposition of zalou, s..
is rot A word
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
Fire in Boston.

BOsT0s, Aug. 15, I'D"
A ire occurred in Bromfeld street early this mon
ing The granite warehouse Nos. l8 and 20 v'tn y
contents, was damaged 10 the amount Of go W =
was occupied the sslesroom Of the Institution OF ~
Blind, by Messrs. johnson & Frye, bookbnasf' '''
Miss Stusrt, the artist.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

bloody tragedy, resulting il murder, took place
in Orange County Oh Friday night, full particulars
Of which are given in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
To the Associated Press.

To the Associated Press
W.sHiN6roS Saturday, Aug. lt,iSS
The sdyices from Washington Territory relative 1.
the Indian troubles though some Ehst ooniicees u,
Of very interesting character. Gen. Clafks u n
the opinion that he can settle them WITHIN sIty dan
siter be tskes the field. Private advcss, hovswr
lead TO the belief that there Is strorg comoarx
smcpy the hostile tribes 70 carry on The var u or4s
10 prevent the p,ssge of our troops through tn
country and the cons ructon OF the Tit,ry rosifro
Fort Wslls-Wsils 20 Fort Benton. Taess eonssS
forces prest Mt mos formidable opposilion aad Ia
the opinion Of many that It will require two yesa
overcome it. On the other hand, the Nez Perces q;
the Flat Heads two Of the most powerful tribes in Ia
country, and who occupy the western slope Of u,
Rocky Mountains, still remain friendly. Ils nss gol
dggjpgs are on the eastern sope oftie Cscsds Ncr,
tains. ard the hope is entertained ths the troox
which under the energetic uovemertso OF Gen. Csrke
Are copcen entrating n that vicinity in connection vlts
what countensnce ard aid they may receive from as
miners may soon teach the hostile tribes the folly Of
their intentions. 1t will be seen that they vii b
nace bet cen two fres-.hat Of the friendly .ylbss
on the east and that of the troops ard miners oa .hs
vest The result seems inevitable that they uu.
soou succumb or be extermlnated.
Private advices from Washington Territory respect
ing the recently discovered gold mines are very da1w
ing az 10 their extent and richness.
Gen. Harney arrived here this morning, asdps
his respects TO the Secretary Of War lie sxpectih
20 out 10 the Pacific country to look after the lodt
there in the course Of few days.
Commissioner McCulloch and fo"eu arrived Gn
this morriug, and had an interview with Sscrty
Floyd. They report little that has rot been slusi
made public.
Mr.. John p. Stockton of New.Jersey, Minisswp
Rome Gen. T.. Y. Fair of Alsbans Mins1 10
Belgium, are both here for final instructions psusus
to departure for their poets. II is expected tsTvl
sail on Saturday next.
The President arrived in the city at I O'Clock hl
evening, and proceeded at once to his Summer ni
dsrce at the Soldiers Home. he returns in improved
heslth and spirits.
The Treasury Department having instituted 81 q.
quiry as to the force employed in tbs Custom Hocs
at Baltimore ard tie necessity for the sans has do.
cded upon the removal OF about twenty employees,
and the abolition of their psces the let OF S,pSm.
ber unless good reasons to the contrary can bsshowr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
Yellow Fever.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Saturday, Aug 10
There have been several deaths here lssely ~. ~
yellow fever, but the physicians assert the noaS'~
eroe Of the epidemic.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
Sailing OF the Indian.

MoSTREAL, Saturday, Aug. a. ln~
The stssmer Indian ssrled from Quebec at 10 oeecI
this morning for Liverpool taking out 81 csbn 8"
II steerage passengers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
Ntp3lork DAILY Gribn,re
MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 1853.
The American Art Of Horse aiming.


EXTRA TRIBUNE Of eight pages containing the complete ac
ofthk wonderful with other valuable articles on the
subject which have not yet sppeared this country Every
body who horse VIII desire to read this Extra
copies will be printed beyond those ordered
oers aud others requested forward their orders
naming distinctly the number Of copies required
Price: Single copies, 4 cents lto COPIES 81 So
Address HORACE GREELEY Co.,
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The Yellow Fever at New-OrIeaSs'

NEw.ORLEANs, Fnday Aug To- TO" "a
The deaths yesterday from yellow fever were ~
NEw.ORLEASs, Saturday. Aug. IA, iSa
The number of deaths by yellow fever IN the Ces
ity Hospital in this city for the week ending tS"'
ives 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
Movements Of Cen. Walker.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Saturday, Aug. IA, 80.
Gen. Walker passed through this city fol the Ssfa
on Friday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
PHILADELPHIA Stock Board.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday. Aug. IA lSe.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvst ia State Fives, 81. ~
ing r. r., 2ii; Morris Canal, 43li Long Island r. -
I2! Psnnsylvsnis K. T., All.
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRApu
From WASHINGTON.
IA 70 The Ny. Tdbune.

Special Dispatch to The N Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Is. Isss
Urdoubtedly Gen. Harney's summons htSs, IA,
been to invest him with the comm,nd of the tor.
to operate against the Oregon indians The U.;,,
has premonished . sansuinsry Winter esuD.;,
but it remains for the President to decide upon u.
character of the operations. Certainly the Sscr..
tary Of the Interior viii not favor srus, saa a,
pensive war before resortipg to such p,skc step. -
the nature of the case suggests IS deceut ata sr,.
dent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

NstspOsos dates to TIE l9tA Of July haze b,ea
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IN CLAGETT L DODSON,
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ired, and both speed and certainty in

be required, and both speed and certainty in
creased - -s-
1t is not, however, altogether impossible
that some ineligible signals may yet be re.
ceived through the cable, as stated in my pre-.
vious Communication
c. F. VARLEY,
Electrician of the Electric and
International Telegraph Company.
To the Chairman and Directors of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company
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IL The Cincinnati Gazette speaks in terms oi
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at the theatre, on Saturday evening.
III A chair formerly owned by Rev Dr. Ma.
thanel Emmons, is on exhibition at the Norfolk
county, Mass fair. The chair is 100 years old
and the cushion $50 years old
" Thanksgiving in New Hampshire is ixed
Tor Inufsday, November IS = Aas sac husetts has
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ance offices, note shavers, head sbavsrs .nd m
indescribable quantity Of youthful shavsrs' who
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HI Mr.. Dermott Dempsey, supposed y. =. A..
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CAB: -Geh. Horatio HubbeH, of Phila-
de!Paia, has replied to a circular from his alma
mater at New Haven, asking money for so.
clety or club instituted to train young men 10
Premeditsted or extemporaneous speaking or
discussion, declining to contribute. lie saws
,u GAP Is the, fatal epidemic of republics
what distracted Greece? Cab, What factioa-
lied Rome? Cab? What anarchized France
Cab! What will dismember this Union! Cab!
This eternal propensity of gabbing, upon all
occasions and at all time, is the curse of oul
country" "...s.. .... "a ... -
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Il AMIIlESk PERSONS BUYING CLOTHS
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NorucE OF rRtE tSG Esq q TflRr,ssMeNr OF
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IN Pursasnoe Of the act Of Congress approved
NAY 24 iSo8 entitled IAN act to create land DIS
trIo. lnths ferTno1 of New Mexico" which act
suthSorlTes the President Of the United Ststss 70
eafahlsh land Once for the "district of New Mex
Is hereby decls red and made known thAt the
9moe hot the ssle and entry of public !s1d IN the
ssnta Fe,in said Territory. from and sfter the 2sth
dsE Of November next. =. - ,,,...s--.
this a7th day of Sept ynhsr, A. D., 1853. bssss9
i By order Of the President ,,,,,s,,y.
Actin. & GommisaionsI Of the Gsssla Land oaos,
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FOR SAIE-A BRICK HOUSE, containing S
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EOR SALE-A Market and DAIRY FARM of
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