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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
PERSONAL.

Tie .scs {. 6. Miss MARGARETTA Fox, one ol W.
:sn-! il ra:ch ito Rochester Rsppugs, 50 ctisc,
were fist brcwr 10 Lave occurred ias uni.ed WIN hs
RcmsE Cs.toc Chu.ch L tlisoity, has been bs's'Sd
II several iourtss, II .e-ns which clearly inPqu
irpesctmen: on ier part Of the integrity ard rcstfa
Le,s Ct her no;ier a-d sisters with regard to taeH
"Rsprtgs.' Tss.e . no possibe warrant for tbs
hiss Fox cont-aes to -esde with her mother sra
younger este! lEao were present at ter bsptsn ~
SrnosT lilo the ChIoc TO whose do ,rines she Las a
some tine beer oouvsst ard hs, never drssusd d
ayirS or implying that soy oe her family we're Sulsy
of7aud o' deoep.or, il u mater Of tie "R,ppnss
She Ia not he-sef ofioiatei a. "medium" for mAay
mortts past bus ID. ID. Hrme, who has likewise BE-
me Catholic, is sti. tie most famous and powsfI
medium" il Eu:ops f Lot r the word.
We state .hese facts witho ut intending to indc ate ~
opn.cn our pat IS 10 the nature and ongin o
"the Rsppirss. If sry gees ft to say ttst they
are the product Of imp,s.ur and juggery, We shs.
10. contradict him, bit Le VII certainly do gr0s'
wlorg ard irfic, urdese-yed pain # lie quote. Mis- NJ
Fox as q sitae,a II behalf of tia. hypothssas. =.
Tire Hon Caeb Gushing has accepted the invhs..
tor Of tie United States Agricultural Society to sdNss
them at Rctmcr3 OF tie 18th Of o ,tober.
The Hoe. Be'.ord B.o~p, who has jus, been sse''
ed 20 lie State Senate Of Moth Caroi BY the 60
mscraoy or CssweI County, was pro niaert member
of TIE United ates Senate nom that S.s.s drri's
rssry tie eb.re sdr nstrstiors Ct Pre- esder, Jsct'
and Van Bu,en, sDi cordially sustained 81 the gsn
Measures &C ths Dsucc-stic party.
1t ;s cur painful duty 70 ths death Of ne
venerable Capt Sd sso tie veteran prin.51. lie die
OF the Sth net at re ,esdencs Of bis rsod.or, g.
Swsrt, IN this village. lie was So yesrs old probs6
tie olesst printer . NeT-YoIk. bsvrg commence;
tie busitets n 100. BE vss the former editor std
proprietor of ;Ls paper, having commenced s publ
cotton 10 1916. (Steuber Advoeste
Cspt. 81 ese was az ficer Of ;he L. s. Army dunss
tie War of 1872 lie bac previously printed pspsaf
In VeTr ont. &C Be1rirgton We believe Peace ls!
m, es i did many o:ue-s, without oocups,ion soc
without ueers. Bs taus to work es jounsyns.I Y
comPosiior, upon Tie A!baay Argas, in the wn.et q
1910. when sIG waers we made bic acqGst.s1e,S
Capt. Smead, tall and aoeful. used 20 walk q.
;:sLc " 3 MARTA ar snd military precision "a
case. II flowing morrpg gowr. lie was the w
served CT a.. obssrve-s. tie captain found sos.i
iom tie cslss e scveu',y il music. He nae @ ~.
gsmIt were ths cornpscors @. o,s every leisure "a
JoCs--A- DO
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

ePRryAr OF TIE STEAM tRIGATE NlAGtRt Iae
United States steem-trigste Niagara, Cap. Hud'onI
arrived AZ this port yeste dey from Trinity Bay snd
St Johns after comp etiDg her successful enterprise
Of ay;rg the grea. cable in tie bed OF the AtsnNc
The Niagara however, remained below ast rignt, in
order TO give the authorities ar opportunity oi ca!
ing cut tier irt Anton Of receiving her VITO sais
of hundred sGrs from tie forts en- GoVernol lsiauu
ard the Battery, ard she will come up tnis lnoln
welcomed by aa.yo Of artillery and the cor srstne-
tons of the people.
Such is the comm ercemert Of an immense Article
in The Nt,c. Yo7k Herald Of Monday the only paper
(scco,ding to its own sta.ement that had sufficient
enterprise to ge: special correspondent on board
the Niagara, correspondent whose pretended dis
patches have been hsuIted in all the flagrapcy Of
full. faced type, and pronounced conclusive when
those Of Mr. Field were merely doubtful. As the
reader knows the Niagara did not arrive as speci.
fed Tor dd the conscientious Capt. Hudson refrain
from disturbing The Sabbath of The Sunday Herald,
ror did the vessel remain below al night nor did
ske come up IN the morning nor did the guns FIRE
a sslyo, nor was there one word Of truth in the
matter at all. If The Herald ever got any such
news, ii must have been spriyate dispatch brought
by tie yacht Rebeccs direct through Plum Gut
from its "Own Coirespondent' on board the
NIAGARA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

We print elsewhere TO- day letter from Dir. c.
l.. ClauseD, of Mitchell County, Iowa, elucdatlng
tie pecuniary necessities of the Great West, but
especially of MINI esota and Iowa. and setting forth
reasons for his faith that Eastern capitalists may
safely and proftsby mitigate the prevalent distress
by making leans on the security Of Western Real
Estate We trust Mr.. C.'s statements will be
carefully considered by those to whom they appeal.
If Ten or Twenty Millions Of Dollars could be bor-
Iowed in the great Atlantic cities by Western
debtors on the terms suggested by Mr.. ClAusen,
We have no doubt that great relief would be in.
stantly experienced, not in the West only, but
throughout the whole country. For that money is
wanted to pay pressing debts most of which are,
mediately or Immediately, debts to the East.
Twenty Millions of Dollars of Eastern capital
loaned on Western Bonds and Mortgages next
month would mainly come speedily back to the
Cities in the payment of debts, having passed
through many hands and satisfied many de bts in their
progress 1t is our pressing interest, and that of
al Others in business on the seaboNd, that this
relief to the West should be afforded. And we
have not the least doubt that three times twenty
milIors might be loaned at the West this Autumn
at good rates of interest with such security ss
would insure the ultimate payment Of ninety nine
dollars in every hundred lo.ned-perhaps more.
But there are, notwithstanding, serious impedi-
ments to such loans, which must not be overlooked.
Among them are these
/. Those who have money on the seabOard wish
to place it where they can reclaim it just whenever
they msy want il. Here, for instance, is a guard
ian or trustee who has several thousands of trust
funds in his kards which he will be required to psy
over next February or July, or perhaps at future
dsy Lot yet determined. He wants to make the
money earn something while il stays with him; but
he must. as a fnt confederation, be sure net only
that the loan will be SAFE but that he can certainly
reclaim it just when he wants it. BE will lend it,
psysble on call, on q pledge Of United States or
NewYork stocks, st five or six per cent interest,
when be would not, must not lend il on Western
ln d security even ttEenty per eent.-ne matter
though the security be eventually good for ten
time. the amount Of the loan. So with merchants,
who lave thousands Of dollars lying in bank, with
which they intend TO buy sugar or coffee, or tobacco
or DIV goods whenever they shall think best. These
will lerd ION call" or even for short fixed term,
upon pledge of stocks that vii produce the money
ct days notice, at low rate OF interest, whea
they have not dollar to lend on Western lands at
! ,py rate. Our Western friends viii please undeh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

The steamship Arabia from Liverpool on the 7th
inst, came in collision with the Europa from Bos-
ton cut, on Saturday evening, not far from Cape
Race. Both ves,els were somewhat damaged, ani
the Europa so much 50 that she was obliged to put
into st. Johns for repairs, while the Arabia held
her course for this port The Arabia's dispatches
for the press we're not put on board the Europa
but We have the latest adsices from Liverpool, Of
which the most important item is that describing
the reception Of the news Of the Atlantic Telegraph
success. which could have reached London
in 70 other way than BY the arrival
Ct the Arsnenron. This should sassfy all doubt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM Iybu

ST JoHss, ". T., Az. Is. pss
The Roya M.l stea-ssp Eu,cos. C.x. I.,..
from Bos.oo va Halifax toT Liverpool sr.vA A n,
po,t D. u. to-day. She Vas run foul Of o, &C.,
isv II. lish .rst, E. 80 P n. BY tie RO,x ~,
s,sau,ti? Arabs, s:oz Liverpool on Il. ia A.
bound to Ner-YcIi. The Arabs, It appears. us.s.
tie lights ot tie ErOpa fcr Cape Race L,st.. -.
Evrots lcs: tsr cu;Ts:s- sri is3 Der sen t,octs
CT. beside receiving other isrsg, vie. viu h,,.
70 be repaired here.
The Arabs. ste- bosgiirg .hs Errcpa, A,s,h~
fo-sons TIM. arc thsn PFC ceeded 70, Nsu Yo,s 81.
/. NO: 20 much II ju,ed as ths Europa.
TIE Aratiss disrs;ch.s 70, tie press vG. %, D..
or beard the Europe, bit We have Liverpool s.r.s
70 TIE 7ti. tie Arsbis's isy Of sslirg.
TIE steamship Fulsor, ftcn New-Yo.k sksSA, Y.
rived At South s-pton Argsst 5. The poitcl ,su
tv TIE Arsbis does nc. seem. s. glance, TO b, ,v
..cu'sry important or Interesting.
The tess Of tee saoosssful laying of the Asate
Cable was received on Change with glorious sn'As,
ssr, sri tie declaration tho. lie electric uaAa
Gtsa B.tsir sri Ame..ca Mi ESD 70 the utiiysl
atoms.
arrourceueat Ct tie arrival ot tie Ags-asass
is 70. in .hs paper &c lara bu. L We oss possr
gs,ber tie pstcolsts c. ter ZIP ,hsy sbal b, fg.
waied.
TIE rebellcr u Csrt:s. Iniis lad ts4r eaec,u y,
PIT down. Led CsI Is.nss proolsnston says tds, a,
n.pe. tf ps,ion reei be entertained By an, pspOc,
immediate? co5csirei "A the murder Of British sub
jects.
There were st:i sxpecators at Paris that tis C-Sl,
MoJilicr would wind Up it, slAirs, and max. si.ses
with the discount bark of N. de St. Paul.
yierrs ady;css rsrort the concentration Of ~ Aa,.
.,isr corrs OF 80 coo men on .he Dsrube in S,u.hsn
Hurgs,is ari on lie points nearest Turkey oa Il,
Bo,rsn ara Se-yisn tror..eT'
twas sgar rspc:tei that Mls Picco.om1i tN
been engaged BY BHrum :or Amerca.
Mr.. IsyssG ssyo.s ths repeal Of tie paper t,, {
tbe e,cteqrsr will spsre tie income rssuti,s ta,n.
fron.
Tners isi tseu s.ss e-rtsrkmen. Of troops ir L,
"a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

Tie Stat, Lsagus, new Gerrt Smith organ, 1t
Syracuse, by Thomas l.. Corson, asks
Who bpt the Reyubhcar party, as IL ids engi.
nee7ed BY Horace Grtoey Ied he Prohidfto7y Liquor
Low7"
Considering that " the Prohbtory Liquor Law +"
was mainly pasHd by the votes Of those now called
Republicans, ard was "kRl,d I" by a bare majority
Of tie Court of Appeals, consisting Of four Demo
Gratis and one American--eVey Republican Judge
in the mipority-we submit that the above 10 cooer
than could have been expected in dog days.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17


At lerg,h, all doubt Of present Telegrsphic con-
nee ion between Europe and America is di'Peled'
The Queens ds patch to President Buchanan was re-
ceiyed via Trinity Bsy sst evening aud duly passed
on TO TIE capital The President not being at the
Wsite House, but At the Soldiers Retreat, some
miles Away, the message did not reach hun till
nret,y late hour snt his answer has not been
received up to this present writing. But at ii
d, m.. We received, via ST. Johns, the news from
Europe brought BY tie Europs, which left Liver
poo OIL the 7thh prior to which date the tidings of
the arrival Of the Agamemnon at vaentia and
the success of the great Telegraphic enterprise
was in general circulation So the last doubt
yanishes, and tie Old World is united with the New
in bonds Of intelligence and hourly intercourse.
MAY tley prove, moreover, bonds of eternal Peacs
and concord and may the electric asshes which
play beneath the oceans bed from continent to
continent supplatt evermore the belchings Of hos
tile artillery and the rstthng volleys Of murderous
muikstIy!
"a M--The President has returned to the
White House Oh the receipt of Queen Victoria !
dispatch ard has prepared his reply. 1t will doubles,
Be- flashed through the Atlantic before to morrow
morning
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LfyERPcOL loTroN NARhET.-LNERPoOL, Av s.
Confidence IL Increasing iu force IL Gotten marts u.
al. t tho fco p e. fiC bales To-Day :hs Geasai Au
e- resulA- bl. rot extensive aid The safes 200 bsss
previous rates nc.ad3s oJo bses specl,a ks u
port American description, 10 Teuersl rqge. ard s
been taxes Agey by spectators aud the trade Ths quo
fr fsir qlsities sihczed bY te Committee Of Bolss
of ID In esct of the frs. paGri and 36t The ls
II ard mdd.. q-ses lave been freely taken By buyers
ac have advanced ID d. Brazis comr;sld M pic.a Egyp
Aus haze advanced c snj East res scarce sat In good
quest weeks rates During the week sti0 bsss Of An.r
taken speculation, a-e "a bale, 70. expert Tss
sA.ss Of American are n detsu;
400 bs,ss Ses Issnd Ge 'rgis saf...........llttdl&
- bales Ipsct tf,..........,,,...,'.',o % itds
81 500 bses New Oh. ,sns st................, tdeM
$40 oa,ss Mobiles a.,,,, -s....,,.....,'' SEQ ia.
STATE OF TRADE -MasCHEsTER, Aug 6-Tn
set CONTINUES ,ssy srd .to % tbs demand qIs sEA
busless 70 being 6o-e. .
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs hARKTr.-In the Liver
peel BresJstufs ns.ke s1e-e good business done ns
hrs qualities Of America Fou: Cora Was inscive, ni ~
eeit fer ftil prices. ~
LIVERPOOL PRovTsIos hARSEr-Bse ef hsd eEnat
26d5i y uefce Pcrs steady b.. Inactive. Bsoa ~
reduction of y ce-t. tse escl.t was iucFesiips
LIVERPOOL PRoDCcE MAPKET -SuGAR vas frn
CoFFEE s:escy C,pso- he.d at asssr VIZ ioeiost
ROsiS Ngs b. u.n dong sales Of 40 55a cmnoa cod
q $500 ae 5iun &c fine 81 10 ais cat. TvsSssINt,
Ro Eh 9a ASHES S3 IS4l6 1ALLtH stesty a. 80 6doli,
LoHDos kARKETs-Lordop, Aug. 6.-SUGR 10
ctTe srt hss s1ve-oed n tie week Rctlet l request,
Grocery L,nps, 55. CosIEE s.aeJ TIA In tacissrs de-
uaad COMMON Co,rol II ID. sALTPETER higher. hcs very
fin. fALLOw +96 81 tn 'poi euc % or tie Ia, sFes
1nonhs Of toe ysar. LssEED or, - g. INDIGO fru fhsr
q ltls alt .stiC1 = ctl5- a.ices.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

Our Gc7,ru.nt tss i-st closed Up q long sez.s'
4 ofe..;7e kcstlit.es ags:,st re Aborsi-es 81
Fior;cs yh:ch tas oos. tie Treasury II a. ha'd' J
l.s, .s.r fo,ty mi..ors-1ot 70 speak Of tie wicked
;ir,.;ce q mi. VA On or fs. fror fra. 70 last
We ks7s already pad sons r.lli'ns fcr hostiEtes
spsrs. Y,d:s.s u C.ifornis s1i Oregon, sac hare
li.s bill already before Cor g!eu for Eve u llloni'
vor.s cf I-3i.c fsh.i1g Fore on their OWE hook Il
tie inter G 1856 by tie settlers o. Oregon AMI
w.,h:pg,cD, 15t t1ly without the approvs. AID
co0rsrs.oc b.! ~ ainst .Es earnest rsmonstrsnces
Of Ge, Wocl general in Command Of TIA. division,
vho ;nsstta "a: the Inc:sLs ware nc. i, fsu,t bit
tha. tie way against them wss got up b. tie whites
expressly 20 cOye- levy On the Federal Treasury.
AID now we have a lew var on The Colombia.
irsugurassi b. Gel s;eptoe, bit which Gen HsT-
ney !, 70 be dispatched 20 pro,ecu.e ebd fri,k.
Hsrrsy Is widely reputsd the nos. boodt.irsty AID
me1c.lt,s fcer ia tie Fedora serTice. There is
strorg probability, therefore that unless .he Ore.
gon II4isls .lsll prove neeker than lambs, we are
On TIE Eve cf snoiLer costly sad nuri,-oli can
pSign.
Nov consider few pertinent fsct':
ScoI after lie last Wig National Admiai,tlstion
took t,e re:c. NJ. Anson Dart was appointed,
ether b. Pie,os1t Tsy yloI or By President Fillmore,
Gen. a. SppsrIter 6srs Of Indian Affair, ia Oregon
ard Wasf:pg.on Territories. He imre1ntsly re-
quest,d tlat every U. S. soldier should oe with
draw trcn tis district 30 ss TO let him try fairly
tie policy Q: justice AID peace Ia the conduct Of
Indian sf,irs in lat vast, wild region Ills reques.
wss compiled with-eTery soldier wss withtIswn
and ttencefor.h tie Indians OF Oregon AID Wsst-
iDgtcn were never threatened With any sort Of
Military demon,tlatcn durrg TIE three or foul
yesrs tns. Er. Dart remained in Office. IL al that
tine 40 hostrtes OccurIed-the Indians were
peacrshle, AZ behaved 3. less. as well as thcir
white ps ;gabors But in 1854, Mr. Dart was
supel.tded By az aproirtee of President Pierce
VITO hsd .e.s fstL il The power Of unsrmed justce;
AID very soon We lad Indian Lostlties on TIE
Colur be yesultirg ia that little dlliqudatst bill Of
Five N l.ocs afors,ad.
We are row paying from Twenty five to Thirty
Ni0rs of dollars per snnun for military services,
seyep egh;hs OF 4 sgainst Irdians. Ever his vast
outlay joes rot ,sed our borderers from savage spo
liAton, outrage AID massacre.< For onettird Of
the millions thus Intellectually spent an association
If abur dsrtly respectable Quakers ard other Peace
ren vii rot only contract 70 protect our people
gsirat all wrong from Indians, but viii make good
II damage SUSTAINED ffom Aborignes By upofvnd-
rg White psope. here is a scheme 70 save Ten
II Fifteen Millions per annun to our National
What cAarcs Is there that t viii ever
be sdcp.sdl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

N, T:eu.~ If .ey su,h tisre stI ss, tts'
ns ,,e.t work :, sceonp.iaasd. lie Esbel4oc
!, Csrtr.l Isdis had bee pat tovr. Lord Can
p:rg. II yrOcl,mst.or, ss5, :t,s whoever have
muY.e. ed Br;tsa subjects need entertain 10 hope
of psr5Cr Tie Cred.t MoSiLsr would ( wa'
thought, Iooa Wild Up !.s sf,rs. An Aui:r-a1
corps Ct g. 900 zen ives concentrating o, tie
Bosr AZ aad Sei7.,1 froatsrs. Cos.'- Us1hsssec
an Upward te1d,ncy and We, n good dena-t. We
have 70 auots.icrs Ct Cor.ob.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
Steamboat Accident.

Boston, Monday, Aug l6, 1853
The steamer Nelly Baker, which plies between Bos-
ton and Nshan. was run into this afterroon while a.
the wharf BY tie Philadslptia steamer Phireas
SpTsgue striking the former forward of tie wheel and
cutting eight feet through the guards ard deck, and
Otherwise sercuslyss iurIg ha. The damage Is about
$1,000. Although the Nelly Baker WAS crowded, no
passengers were irjursd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

.o--s,porIe1t E..tss us 70 say tast VS. Ne
u,urrr;,ed" that Gerr:. Saith should permit ai'
name 20 be u,sd s. 8 s.oolrgeon By the Sl.vs
Democracy Of our State, 70 tie injury OF TIE ke-
pybEcn, But We c,-not ssy il, because We are
n,, ,uur.ed. Why should we be Gerit Smith
i,rot ReIub,:car, srd Of course D" never pre-
tended to be ore He probably considers the Re
pubEcsn party the nost perniciou' political organ
.,.;on u the State, .nssuucb as i stands NOS.
IL. wsy Ct re wider reception Of his OWE pe'uua'
rsw,. NJ. Smith !. ore Of tie worst school Of IN
pr.cticsbe,-tts. school which refcses to do 'Ae
good which can be doLe to day from ceTocoa 10
10 tie greater good that il would wish to DO sut
which can only be achieved BY tha step-ey-'sep
.pprcsch which such men a. Mr.. Smith utterly dis
d,ip. Thus Le aislikes the Republicans FAR more
than the Democrats, because the former are 10 tie
mar aga;rs. SlaveIy ard II coed part for leu
rerarce ard PIohibtioa; while TIE latter are
near,y al for Slavery .ti bitterly host,le to Pro-
hib:ton. A million such as Gsuit Smith would 20
very little toward crushing either Slavery or intem-
uerarce. a, they would begin By dividing into
Thousand little c,iques and coteres each having
4, REGULAR Shibbclett, and each denounclrg al
tte rst a. worse tosn rrnseleIs ard slsyeholders.
We .,us. Mr. Smith nay 70. decline. We shau
need Republican 7otes for Congress in some d.
tric.s sni lis running VII draw out q few CROTCH
ETY. voters who, be:Dg less Pezyerse tran 1helr
special candidate, VII probably vote for Repuol'
can Cor pressreu. This vii be help where help Is
mos. important, while, if our State Convention
art, wisely, we can spare lew votes or GoYernOI.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

S-E,j1s.: s-f G-,is,j,rs a., ST. he- ~
IL. Z.o,,, patty. 0, 4, I'd Of Ju.y, bat
se ,o5i Pace :! Il. Pass Aselqu'ars be-
tween M;,snon, sto is Comuar ier-in Chief o.
tie Church party il the NoEia. and tae Cor'etl-
tcuL Gerersl, Degoll,.o. WHO aad marched TO me
stack Of GuaiA.sisra. OF tie result there are two
rer.ou. bot ,des cis;mjrg sdscs;Te victory. Tss
rs,,.ie.:ors or tks rr.ss Of re City Of GeIico
srsstly diri-i,h lie reliance TO be put uPo1 Asy
statements II .ts ueTspspe,, A. 70 tAs conditoi
az u,ilitsry sfa.p.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
The Baltimore and Ohio aud the
NeW.YOrk Railroads.

BAiTlN0REI M0ndey, Aug To, 10"
The NswYork Toscs per- sting n tte!r Iunorsre'
Guc';cr Of rates to Ciuoirasti ard the rsgoM r;rs
leg tiratey copr acted With Baltimore, the Bstncrs
art Ohio Raii.osd les recently made a decldsdy fs
tsle.o-y stroke, by reducing the ra.es Of fsgnt oe
Laks county, 20 30 cents per 100 pounds les
than ty the Eiis and Contra. roads, tor frd sad
seccneo- gccdf. With the present inuense s}ai'
Tebt arc go6d cond;tio1 Of the Baltimore ard Ofs
Rosc AIDED - It's corrections, ths additional taa'
can -eacily be sCco,ruocatsG
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
Boiler Explosion at PaWtucket.

Bo.ToN, Monday, Aug. I6, I8J8.
The boiler o: Dexter & Brothers cotton mill, at
Pawtuckst, r. H. exploded at an early hour this morn
rg, tearing the budir into fragments nearly destroy
irg a grocery store, and making complete wreck Of
an adjoining drug store. The mil took FIRE, and was
totally destroyed. A boy taken out Of the ruins
seriously injured Tie amount Of damage "a not known
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
NsmVprk DAILY @ribm,re
TUESDAY, AUGUST II, 1853.
The American Art Of Hor.e-Taming.
NOW READY

NOW READY,
Al Extra TRBu of eight pages containing ,he complete
count Oftbs wonderful art with ether vsosbe articles tie
seo which Rave yet sppeaed this country Every
boty who hose viii de,iie to read this Extra
end fsw copss ~i be printed beyond those ordered
cee,s and Others reeed 10 forward their orders
namios distinctly the p-mber Of copies required.
Pnoe; Single COPIES. oents loo copies. 81 50.
AdiresI HORACE GREELEY Co.,
fnbuns Buildings NewYork
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
morning.

The United States steamer Niagara WAS anxiously
expected to arrive yesterday, but had not been sig
naled UP to the hour of gcips to press. 1t is to
be hoped that she VII come 10 this mornirg, that
we may have one great celebration.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
Accident to the Steamer Long
Branch.
SASpY Hook. II

SAsDY HOOK, Monday, Aug. Io, Itl5.
The steamer Lof b. arch, &C her tIip to Red Bank
~ II Nev-lofk to-day, Tsn ashore on sandy Hook
Po.rt, ard les well up.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

Tie Ere Da,ly Brlisfu Is the nssns Of q e.
eye-i.z page, published 8. E;is, Pa By White ~.
Tts B.ls:r i: is,; y p,intsi sri vel fled win W.
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Deaih of George Watson.

CHICAGO, 10y, Aug 70, lHo3.
Gee. Wst,on, Supe.,.srdGkoe the Grea, Western
R,!-cs:, I'D .. spr5sds.i n, ., e n. yssssr4sy.
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70 the Assoc!a'ed Press.
TIE New. Grenedian Minister had sn interview With
Secretary Csss this morning N the Stste Department
and CT mmuI csted to him tie Cass Herran treaty as
modified by the Congress- Of that country. There is
only alteration therein and 10. three heretofore
stated ard that efIa to ne naval coal depot Bu. tie
treaty accompanied by two propositions in the ua:rs
of explanations.
Mr. Enkine, the new Secretary Of the British Lesa-
ten, has arrived here. Mr.. Russell, one Of the
attaches left this Afternoon, to take passage il the
Persia for England.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BI
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO The >. 7. TRisUsE.
Froa a Specia! CsryesTcrGe5t.

y, T. 4
Fr0~ a Special CsryercnGe7t
WAsHINGTOS, Monday, Aug. Is, 1853.
The Commissioner Of Per .ioLs has large force
Of clerks engaged in bringing up the registers Of
.urper ded and admitted bounty land claims, so ar
ranging them as to prevent Implications Of allow.
anees of lands under the law. This was suggested
in le5l, but was taboOed then as impeding the dis
patch Of business. Millions Of acres of public land
would have been .ayed by tie project had If been
then adopted. Its value now will consist in pre-
venting duplication and the Ike under future acts
granting bounties.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

H. CUpCH a. the I,cok Stand inside the Pos,Omce' ON
c!NNAr bas THE TRiBvNr for sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

0Ng WEEK LATER 81 STEAMER
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

THE EUROPA AT ST. JOHNS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17

TIE GREAT NEWS IN ENGLAND
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