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New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
FROM BUENOS hYRES.

BY the arrival Of the baik Dawn. Cap. Chase, we
have Buenos Ayres papers to May 10. ten days later
than previous advices.
This quarrel between Uiquiza and Buencs Ayres re-
msiped in statu quc No further correspondence had
taken place between the Governments but tho contro
versy occupied great space in the newsp spers The
people, il /, confidently stated, would agree to re
union with the thirteen other provinces if Urquiza
should give up the Presidency; but they are firm 10
their deter not to submit to terms % long as he
remains at the head OF the Republic.
The cordial reception of Sr. BecsTce, the kavoy Of
Bueuoe Ayres at the Court Of France, hsd much en-
couraQed the Provircisls against Urquizss demauis
ard the Government of Buenos Ayres was about to
send Minister 10 advocate its cause at the Court OF
Brssl. Urquza had been detc!ed in trying to iniir-
epce the municipal elections Of the Province BY cor
r,ption, which created much excitement
Tie most terrible shipvreck tia. has occurred for
u.nv wears in the Rio de Ia Plats took p!sss on May
0 when .hs schooner Flor de Saltc ran upon sunksn
rock on the Banco Chico, while on her passage tom
Mop.viaeo to Buenos Aes and out CT 80 passengers
most Of them people Of good family, u were i'st'
The yessol sank immediately. The survivors, were
picked up by an Italian bnk.
Msdsme Anrs Bishop was siogirg IN Buenos Ay'ss
with much success. -
business continued prostrsted. DouSloons, May l3'
quoted st 36S 36S at which there were Transactions
TO the smount of 6,677.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
Shocking Accident.

WELLsvILLE, N. Y, Friday, June %, 1853.
A Masonic celebration was held in this place yeser
day. After the Grafton, the meeting adjourned TO a
large hall for dinner About 700 persons hsd entered
the hail. when about half its floor gave way precpi-
tatng about 800 Of the company to the next floor, aud
at the same instant the floor above followed, with
quantity Of cutters tanning mills lumber &c, buryog
The Of people in the ruins. No one was ksd but
from 40 to so persons wounded rome 20 Of tdem
badly. Mr.. and Mrs. Metcsf of WellsvilIe Mrs. Dan
iel Dexter Of Independence Ms. Colvin Of Bingham,
Pa, and q Mr.. johnson Of Friendship, are reported
dangerously injured. At to-day all the sufferers
we've alive, and most of them comfortable.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
mahogany. When Mr. CLANCY Jones made tho an-

mahogany. When Mr.. CLANCY Jones made the sn-
nouncemeot in the House, be spoke BY the card
for, probably with half dozen exceptions the fact
10 as much undisputed, as it forms memorable era
i'll the bosptalites Of q mansion. from which poGti-
cal personalities have hitherto been prescribed since
the foundation Of the Government. Mr.. Collamer,
Mr.. Hale, and perhaps one or two Others of the
Senate, we're on the favored roll AL the rest were
on the blacklist Az the Administration started
with professions Of retrenchment and reform. it
was doubtless designed to Illustrate the principle
in the immediate practice Of the White House.
Every body knows, who has been unfortunate
enough to 90 through that chilling and tedious cere
mOnal, that the dinners "feeds' Of thirty or
forty plates, including some very unseemly Chatham
street fDery. They generally served by Gautier
at about s. head on State occasions. Now ag-
gregating the Republicans Of the two Houses, AID
allowing for the select few who were called, and it
will be seen that about S535 was saved to the Ex-
ecuve exchequer in this single item for one session
Extend the practice to the end Of the term. and
81, 140 would be economzed for an ovation IN Lam
caster on the 9TH of March, 1861. This estimate
is exclusive of wine, which, at moderate price for
moderate drinkers would run up some $500 more
for the whole term adopting 81 per bottle as the
average cost The President only intended TO
prove by his personal experience that reform was
practicable, and to show the Secretary Of the
Treasury how the fuances might be administered
WltD luOlclOub OtCTllHlDduOu' IL uukchcI-
ous enough to suppose be could be actuated BY any
other motive, and it has excited painful emotions 10
court circles, to discover that other conssruc
tion has been placed upon policy which was sug-
gested by the purest considerations of cemmendabe
economy.
No little alarm is felt in Democratic quarters at
the political prospects of the Administration and
the party. They begin to realize the impending
doom, and the more wary are holding out Oyertures
for Cancellation. have already spoken Of the dis
position expressed toward Judge Douglas by
Southern members of the Cabinet 1t i. now
within my knowledge that strong inclination is
entertained to bOwstring Leib, the Mail Agent who
has been pernmbulatng Illinois, abusing his pla,e,
disgracing the public service and Oatraging all the
common decences Of life. So barefaced, fsgrant,
and infamous au abuse Of Office, has never before
been witnessed in the worst party times. But it is
proper to say that the Agent and the service are in
most excellent keeping with each other. They fit
precisely, and the Administration knew itS man
when degraded servile instrument was needed to
drum up Postmasters into Convention. and to pros
titute position Of trust into the meanest vehicle OF
personal lnalignity. Leib has earned dinner at
the White House. INDEX.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

FKom BnirIsH GrIAsA.-By the a1ivs OF the
hank Princeton. we have DsmersIs Royd! Ga-ate
Of the 9Th inst. The Colonial Legislature had ID
jou,ned They imposed no new taxes IN the place OF
the old registration tax, but materially increased SONS
Of thoee previously in existence From these sources
it was calculated that the deficiency N the rsVenas
would be supplied.
Resolutions for repeating the application made Las.
year for Sepoys for agricultural abosor, and IVY
the grAver offenders to be employed on tns paouo
works. were carried The ba1k Hopewel had SrVsa
from s.. Helena with 24o Africans, and the screw
,tesmer Clarendon, fcom Calcutta, With 80 Coo''es'
&, having died on the passage from cholera.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
FROM flashing TON.

vron Our Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, June "a, lp3S.
The locusts of Egypt, or what stands in the
order of consapguinity, the New-York pohAcians'
ava assembled here in full force. They swarm the
.boroughfares, crowd the hotels, and hll up the
hv.wsy. There are some fifty odd country POST
Css... IN he filed up and one might suppose the
ratas of Ieoompton had opened, so numerous ana
6yins. and clamOrous are the iathiai Inc cIVP
from the teeth of Cadmus was as nothing couPared
Eith these illustriOus hosts, VINO suddenly @
.h rsxernes of exhausted railroads, and come like
,rnI6tudjnous godsends 10 our depleted nuns;
Customerless Washington blesses the political
Veo;rn and especially go much OF II as pays Tue
moderate tavern bills in these the days OF Summer
suspension. Everybody reoices over the advent
but our venerable President" who really tninks
il too much Of good thing, except when ne inquiries
for the forteth time daily what Will oe the
latitude and longitude of Charleston in 1850.
In this vast congregation there are good
many established physiognomies, some OF which are
ssell remembered by those of US who were here In
The wear one. Dean Richmond and the ilustrious
Softs, who in 16i6 were 50 much shocked AZ the
possible spread of Slavery, are here IN full force
In truth, they are now the electest OF the elect,
fhese boilers who refused to stomach Cass and But
Ter. and planted themselves on the Wilmot Proyiso
II is quite refreshing to see them cOnsOrting with
our "Southen brethren" nowadays, and elorliy-
Ing the peculiar institution the best blessing 10
man. John Van Buren, vauntingly certhes his ma
tisnality to everybody by being quartered with
wormley, the most distinguished colOred gastrono-
mist hsreabouts, the very Downing our metropolis,
the cook who has achieved that greatest Of glores,
which BrilAt Savsrin embodied in the most bril-
liant and touching of aphorsms-'the man who
discovers new dish contributes more to the sum
g Of human happiness than the man who discovers
"new star"
The Precedent has been ailing since yesterday, so
m to be comparatively inaccessible. He was
brighter at the Cabinet meeting on Tuesday when
the British dispatches read in full council, and
there was chance to crow over our prowess in
bringing down John Bull. Still he proposes to take
up and settle the New-York appointments to-mor-
row; for much ss he rejoices in the eompanionshp
Of such choice spirits John Van Buren-who he
Knows expressed such favorable opinions of his hos
pitality at Londonhe is advised TO retreat into the
country and seek relaxation in the shades and secu.
sion OF the Military Asylum, where he will 90 i'm
mediately, afterwsrd taking his annual sunt to
Bedford Springs.
The papers seem to be very incredulous about
tho exclusion OF Republicans from the Presidential
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

DoUcLAs Pos1sAsrERs RgAPPoIsTED.-Tte Pres
idsnt has rsspponted Brooks. of The Quincy Ill.,
Herald leading Dougles paper, Postmaster at thss
place. Also, Mr.. Hun. Of Jacksonville, III aud
Sweat of Peo,s, IL. P,stmss.srs st those places.
TIE Herald Gays:
"Those men are sll-straght-tcket Democrats, and
s in favor Ct the reelection Of Judge Douglas ~ the
Senate; which is the fact. We shall regard our own
reappontment approval on the part o; tie Pres'
dent of our general course IS Democrat and an cd
tor az well ss Of our Official ooaduct. We shsl rs-
gard as evidence that he does not prefer the election
cf Black Republican or Know Nothing TO the
United Ststes Senate over Judge Douglas
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

FRon PIMBIsA.-The Hon. Josepa Roistte' me
Senator from the Psmbina District, and James Nc:
Tetri6es, Uoitsd Safe, Collector at Peu6ns, arrived
ia this City on Fridsy svsripg. having made the TRIP
from Pe1nbina % the shor. space OF tan days
We lsssn that the grasshopPers sS cteen9s g'sss -.
cyops ON the Amsrcsn and Britsa sides OF the line.
Ne re;cioe 70 Learn ths: this pest Of our northern
&C untry are travelling from ths Red River IN south
western direction 10 the Missouri.
The Winter bun. from the Rcd Rives country hss
beer very suo'essful
Wa ,.s,o III Il vssy ls.ss pumbef OF cEts VII 81
rive ,nt.i. city '-om Psnbins % fss weeks. tae
Hudeos Bag ir,fc hss rcrsased la'se'y scd up Iai
nss,oS fsu. 1p,.ns "a, se:k. $. PiI P'sce'f.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
THE SONORA STORY.

Correspondence o.. The Philadelphia Gazette - .,
WASHINGTON, June "a, 1853.
An absurd story has gained currency in that print
which, OF all ethers is best adapted for such fefvics,
ard has been reproduced in journals Of TO
the effect that grant of 80 900 Of scres in Sonora
had been made by the Mexican Government, under
the late or former President, to coonizibg com
pspy in tie United States There is not word of
truth in this statement. Shortly before Comonfort
was compelled to relinqush power, an attempt was
made to regotiate general arrangement with the
United Stses, consisting, has been recently stated
OF a posial, commercial and claims treaty.
One of the objects in rendering these CONCESSIONS
to raise sight millions by loan from u.s.
for which territory was to be pledged. 1t was re-
gsrded, in some quarters, indirect mode of cell
:rg Sorora. Blu. the schsmc fell through. and when
Mr. Buchanan came into office II was not rene we'd.
Me xico proposed, more than once, to have joint
commission established for sdudicstipg claims, but
tina. overture was always met by another, on the
part of Mr.. Forsyth to connect the sse of territory
with it, which has yet to receive favorable response
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

The anrua exam nation Of the Voca Clssses Of the
Rutgers Female destitute took place yesterday, in tie
chapel Of tie institution. Prof. S. LSN conducted
the exercises. large audience. compose mOshy Of
the friends and parents Of the pupils present The
Committee, consisting OF Msss.s. LOOMS ana Peh'
expressed themselves highly pleased VITA both the
elementary ksowl.dgs evnced by the pupils, and the
manner of the singing of the chorases in three parts
The Rev. DR.. Krebs President, expressed himself IN
behalf Of the Board Of Trustees satisfied with tbs
progress Of the pupils msis Under the tuition OF their
lD.tiuctor, Prof. 5. Lassr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
The Reform Convention.

RUTLAND, W., Friday, june ., I836.
Ths Reform Convention assembled at 10 o'clock this
morning, aud org .nzed by choosing j. +. Walker Of
GleDs Falls, President.
Resolutions were introduced on Spintualism, Aoti-
Slavery Marriage, Maternity, the Bible, Land Re
forms, Free Trade, the Sabbath and Diyite Worship.
Brittsin, Joel Tiffany, Mrs. Ernestne l. Rose, Wm.
Goodsl and Elder Grant.
The Convention was held in a tent, and about one
Thousand persons were present the Spiritussts prs
dominating but there we're slso number Ct Ab0li-
tonists and Temperance men. Three trance mediums
speak tc might.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
From Albany.

ALBANY, Friday, june %, 1853.
For three days a trial has bsen going on at the
Court Of Sessions of certain Democrats charged with
Noting and assault at the last election in the Ninth
WsId. The prisoners were defended by Messis.
Porter and Holstein. At 10 o'clock to night they
convicted, and sentence will be pronounced upon
them to morrow. Mr. Courtrey, Democratic District
Attorney conducted the case ably the part of the
people.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

LARsY SALE OF MASufAoTunisd PRoPkRIf..Lae
tiSp Yesterday for 500. The estate u.. a.ss
cTsrcd ip two lots, the largest at minmam Q.
as eco, on which there vas no bid Tie vn9s sss
then pat up together at @ and VI" TSs S.1 odae III
Sns competitor iu the bidding ia, tse hou'e OF a:
" Snrseue. We suppose taat the whole c's' d 'a'
~otss was Io' N'' IPr,rjeace JoarlA joas
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
The british Admiral at Halifax.

HALWAX, Friday, june 20, Io1o.
The British screw ship Of the line Indus, bearing
the flag of Admiral Stewart, arrived here yesterday
from Bermuda. ,,
The wsr-stesmsr Devastation sailed from bermuda
for the West Indies the 18th, and the Atsnts on
Coast of Newfouno land.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

patch in restioe to the letter Of Mr. Dsas Of the 8h
OF June giving account OF en- interview between
Dim and Lord MsmeebuIy. II should have read.
Lord Halmesbury fully accepted the doctrine In the
"letter cf Mr. Csss, Of the 10th Of April, as sound
international law, and in way conflicting with the
N trnatY cf lSi2."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

LITTER BAG YoR rHE AFRIcAs SarADRoS.-A
letter bag will de 10 the United S:sse' squad
ron en- the coss. Ct Africa from the rcons Of the Naval
Library Institute, Navy Yard, Chnisssorn, Mas on
or abou. the lst of July. Packages OK newspapers
ard letters vii bs received aad Forwarded.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
The weather ut Newfoundland.

Sr. JoHH's, n. F., Friday, june 25-IU A. NJ.
Ths weather is fine and clear, with a southwest
wind The stet mship Anglo Saxon from Liverpool
18th inst for Quebec, is about due off Cape Race bu,
has not yet been besrd Of The Niagara Is considered
due At Trinity Bay early next week.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
The Canadian Parliament.

TORONTO, Friday, June 25, 1858.
Parliament went into Committee Of the Whole
yesterday the Supplies and is still sitting. Mu,h
excitement exists. violent personal alteration took
place between Inspector General Csyley and Mr.
George Brown, but fight between them vas pre-
vented by members interfering. There are ss yet no
signs of adjournment.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
New-Uampshire LegisIature

CONCORD, N. H., Friday, juno 25, 1853.
The Legislature will finally adjourn 10 morrow. The
Crcheoo Railroad bill passed both houses today.
Strongly Republican resolutions national topics are
being discussed To- night.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
Weafher nj Boston.

BOsTON, FTidsy, june % IS0S.
Al 10 o'clock this morripg the weather was very
cloas and sultry the thermometer standing ~ IN the
sbsda. In the afternoon the wind changed TO the
east aud the mercury now a p. m.) marks 6S'.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
PhiIadeIphia stock Board.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, june =, Ia'o.
, Stocks dull Pennsylvania State Elves, W. Iseaa,
ing Railroad, 229; Norris Canal, AZ; Long Island
RSiIrosd,!l Pennsylvania Railroad 4lG'
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!.
another, arrived in camp in charge Of on oscst Of
dragons. 1t appears that they arc portion OF
party of returning missionaries on their wsy to Zion
from the States that they came BY way Of Greco
River intending 10 turn up Hams FORK, and thus
avoid the camp; but, a. it happened, Capt Clarke,
our Commissary. in Chief, happened to be ct tbs
crossing of Green River with q company Of drs-
goons for the protection Of the herd Of beef cattle on
their way up, and they accordingly took chrge Of
our Mormon gentlemen and brought them By way
of the camp. Unfortunately, two Of the Mormon:
who were Of the party, Messrs. John Grsea and
- Richards, were in advance with ths Mormon
mail. and passed Green River two days previous.
thus avoiding the dragons and making sood TOO"
way on to the Holy City.
Iynon the arrival of the party in camp, 600 OF
them .John Wakely, was arrested BY Marshal Dot.
son unon compisint made before Justice Burr.
CHARGING him with having been an accomplish "a tho
murder of mountaineer named William w slkef.
n The Summer Of 1853. Upon an examination, |:
WA found, however, that the material witnesss'
for the prosecution coaid not be procured Tor sev
eral weeks, and st the reque2 Of Wakely and with
the consent of the Prosecuting Attorney. he WA
held to bail for his appearance at tho nexf $3.50.
the U. 8. District Court jfor this District. hss
bail was fixed at 5000, md was indorsed ~ Dr.
Clinton.
The whole party wer, allowed to psss On 70 Bah
On the 18th inst. Dr. Fomsy. supsrinssodsst o.
Indian Affair." called together the chief men o. ses
three tribes Of Snake. Bonnack and Utah Indiana.
now camped in ths vicinity for the porpose ot re-
copciliatiog them toward each othsr. and sscss'
tanning their true sentmen!s toward our 0o'ern'
meSt.
With this visw they met ct about 10 ocsoek IN
he moruins IN the large hospdai-teot waco 'efan'
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SNgxyRAb PAkK-poyfCD.-fHE FOLLOWING Or
~ dinsnce psssed ~ meeting OF the Bocsd OF Com
n iorss he central rsrk, duly convened The Bo>rd
Of CoUmhson.rs Of he Central fass DO ortsn - follows
Psrh for e mpounding Of lorsc-, cattle, sheep, scaa
and geese found respssanE sad pNrs All sacs
animals found ~ large ,he park NAY be take1 oy
pounds sy Kept sncossd hsrein during eve dAys
ri The en- Of which time. net Previously claimed hey may
be sold public auction. provided hat whn two days ~
hey shs have teen mp0nntN3, notice Of he sse sh
hsv. been conspirnousy posted In the pound.
Any person claiming property In such npoundef AMI
mails before he dsy Of sAe may recover Mo sane Nnsr
ssch AnS oser geese o. dollars and The
keeping ssa FOR twenty eve cents ana Ne expense
% sespEg The expense OF kespag y b rsctoned follows
ssss rcas sw'becr sheep twenty dsy fpr each
xoocs nvs cep per day The .hsrges shall be raid 70 he
opsry Cerh o. the Bosri ard the mensy ihns collected
shs By hm 70 hsaded over within one ~eek 70 ne frs~
IN .iss,n enc r,un snsr Of sny ipoundsi ami.
nas heir former shall sppex and ctn The sane,
~ sp,ssS r ssove psy over % him Ne procs. q
he sale oh~rse e snquni sta De sdtcd 70 he funds 81
ise board. ADV. n. Gssns, President Of the Roerd
rrw yoss. August 10, lsss.
NrorrCE-rHE COMMITTEE on ASSESSMENTS OF
in.,, aiisp Is ne oaes Of lbs Dspaiy Comnssaoner
fares No Chsmhers street. IN parties Interested IN
following stier. roaeei " be prss~rsRag aiang
saa s...rs fsr{ sA srs Ssa-ssn az ~. .rsn.s .na
Fify fourth ard Fty ninth stree. kswase curb
and Lcxinrou syeu1e between Forty sesond and
t,a street, PAVING Issd svsaas between FORTY I2arh
spt GRADE lleh street. beseen kshh svenue and Harlem
river. r CRAWFOHDl
Y sksPiN. Committee
Nv. GEEEr,
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R0CKAWAY.

ROcK.wAY, N. T., August ~, 1865.
Mr.. lTiliioms, Of Catharne Street, Not Drocned,
but Rsscue9-Ihc Lcdios' Charity Bait-Dult
Times at the Hotels, src.
Mr.. Williams, Of Catherine street, was not drown
ed on Tuesday evening, as mas been stated, for he
was rescued by the assistance Of Mr.. E. German and
the constable Of the beach, in a very exhausted con-
dition but was speedily recovered by the assistance
Of DIR. Murphy, Of Brooklyn.
The ball given by the ladies' connected with the
fair at the United States Hotel, was well attended
on Wednesday, the 25th Instant, and realized quite
q nice sum- much to the credit of those ladies' con-
nected with it from Williamsburg and New York.
This afternoon the excitement is immense, in con-
sequence Of the arrest Of celebrated counterfeter,
who has been passing large amount OF counterfeit
bills the State Bank OF Maine, at Bangor. Hewas
detected in the act OF stealing watch and $50 in
bills from gentleman who gave il in charge Of the
man that attends TO the bath houses. On his person
was found, when arrested at Motifs Hotel, several
bills corresponding with the counterfeits passed at
several OF the hotels. He is In safe keeping at ia
maica. The hotel keepers all complain of the dull
ness Of the times. The proprietor of the Pavilion
says that most OF his customers have stopped at
home this season. and the only ones that support the
house are of the tribe Of Israel
The weather here Ia delightful, the bathing re-
freshng, and the beach was never in better condi-
tion than at present.
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LAKE GEORGE.
LAKE GEORGE, Angus, 20,

LAKE GEORGE, August 20, ISIS.
TRs Route Scenery cminisccno,s-d Gale on ths
Lats-Boat Rac,--Ho, 10 ENJOY 0assseG Sc
One Of the most delightful little trips have ever
taken IL to this lovely lake. We take boat or cars
from New York, Newburg or any point on the Hud-
son, to Albany, thence by Saratoga and whitehall
Railroad TO Lake Chsmplain, thence by steamer TO
Fort Ticonieroga, whore we dined and spent an
hour pleasantly viewing the ruins Of the old fort,
and from the lawn in front Of the hotel we have
fne view Of the Green Mountains Of Vermont, Crown
Point Mount Defiance, &c. We now take stage Cor
q four mile drive over q pleasant road along the
stream that empties into Lake Champlan from
lake George, the latter being 220 feet above the
former, and as we near Upper Tconderoga beau
tiful cascade bursts upon our sight. Here we en-
bark on board Of the new and truly splendid little
steamer Mime ha, which is in waiting 10 convey
us up this lovely lake lovely because Of its beautiful
green isles and the purity OF its waters which are
remarkably clear that You can see the bottom az the
depth Of several fathoms and u sparkles beneath the
wheels of our steamer In the sunlight like clusters OF
diamonds. We now commence scene Of varied
beauty. Prisoners Island il the first we pass next
comes Juniper, after which we pass group Of Eve,
called Cooks Islands; and in rotation, Slim Point,
Wears Island, opposite which stands Buck Noun
tain and the side bill beneath IL called Rattlesnakes
Den; then Harbor, and the left Floating Battery
Islands appropriately named they bearing resen,.
blance 70 range Of floating batteries; back Of this