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SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE ~ T. IKbo"~'
Fro~ SPECIAL corre'pondent
WASHINGTON Wednesday. June =, IS)s.
letter was received here this m'rniog irom
Commander Rodgers Of tie Water witch at Key
west stating thst he had net there tho Britsb
sloon-of.var Jasper. which was in search of the
"stvx." and other offending cruisers, with orders
from the Commodore station TO arrest taem. Toe
csptais a tie Jasyer informed Commander Rodgers
tbst the Bfitish cru srs w-re fciing under oriers
issued ia 1647, co new ones having been ssdei on
The sutject-
Lord Napier received dispatches to-day from
The commander of the BIit.h West Iodla sqlad-
fep, expressly disayowing having authorized the
recent ao!s ef visitation and explicitly dsclaiDing
having any Instructions contemplating such a con
tiDgenty or possibility. He states further thai,
Immediately upon being Informed Of the offensive
proceedings, be dispatched the soop Jasper 10
eesrob Of the StyT and other cruisers, with orders
" bring them 10, intending 10 hold the officers to
q strict account. The instructions under which
the squadron is now acting are over ten years old.
These dispatches were communicated TO the
President ard Cabinet, and produced rssctivs
feeling OF rehef, which lS only qualified by the a2
pretensiOn that some Of our vessels ordered to the
Gulf may retsliote. Lord Napier feels sltisfed from
this intelligence, that his dispatches from E0gland,
expected next week viii authorize the fullest ex-
PLANTATION.
InstfuctiOns given To our officers sent t. the
Gulf authorized then Gistrctly to prevent any
sttewpt to WHIT. detsiD, examine, or question
American vessels. Some reservation was imp nsed,
but the margin wAs still vide enough for redress if
disposition to seek i b. elter.ainsd. Most of the
officers ere, however, discreet and able.
Gen. Harley vas appointed Brigadisr.Grneral
to-day vcs Smith, ogdiiasss 11c..;;rminei oppjsi
,ion aud com petition.
Dispatches Lave reached the Precedent from
Gov. Cumming, but their preoi.a character will not
be disclosed for ftw days, for reason' of State
Enough l. asca t''Del, however, to make 1t cert,il
that the Intelligence ~ c,ci6c. and promises with
every prob, 1liy IL 10 Mgo-, the establishment Of
the Fet raj authority in the rarritory. These
document: explode completely ,te rum0r that Gov.
Cunning has been EXPELLED from Salt Lake, for
they weTs written there and came hy special mes
senger LITER tie regular mail had started. Such
is the cobiderce entertained in this news that it Is
believed that the two regiments Of volunteers au'
thorized for Utah viii not be called out, and the
Senate may sven stnke cut the appropriation for
airy remote contingency.
These i1rpOrtatt facts gay or may not be COM
uunicsted 70 Congress before ADJOURNMENT, or may
be withheld fCr Considerations which the Admins
tration believes Important in some of its move
leents. But ttey exc uadoubttd, aud Will be sub
s.snhaied u. nc distant day.
From On, Otyn Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, June 9, 1859.
Senators Davis ali Benjemin have shaken handle
expisinec and compliuented each other, both beng
in their seats.
The report row current in Illinois that Mr.
Douglas will be candidate for the feat in the
Houte Of Representatives f2m Col. Harrs's dis
trict, originated here sCme months ago, as sPeeu
l4tion OF suggestion that might possibly lead to q
ecluGon Of the dficu.tos that onbarrass The Soca
.oral question Ia Illinois. IL was, however, mover
contemplated by Douglas, 10 means to be can
cidGte fer reelection TO the Senate.