New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
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sPrcIAL DISPATCHES TO THE N. y TRIBUNE.
From a SpeeiG! Cor,epondent
WASHINGTON, Monday, June %, 1853.
TIE military commandant at ST. Louis was tele.
ersphed this morning by the War Department, to
send an express after Gen. Harney recalliog him
ffcm the expedition to Utah, where tie present
fcree will be placed under the command Of Gen.
Johnston exclusively. The supposed object OF THIS
movement is to make q diversion against hostile
Indians i'm Oregon from which Territory alarming
accounts we're received this morning.
This rew cause of embarrassment adds much to
the conolication Ct the Administration, while the
Mormon problem is yet unsolyed.
1t is supposed in some quarters that this Indian
outbreak was excited BY the Mormons, but it was
more probably in rstsl.ton fer the outrages of the
Whit. in provoking hostiiiiies before for the pur
posss Of speculation.
special meeting of the Cabinet on Saturday,
the President iptimsted that he was determined as
to the appointment for thirty post-offces In New
York but would not announce them until the ap-
pljcant. and their friends left the city. The Sof's
suppose that they have to believe themselves
manly in the ascendant 1t is not at all improbable
, that the whole complexion OF the programme may
, be chspged when the crowd disappears. Noth'ng
il really certain here but an actual commission.
The Mexican news by telegraph from New'O'-
l,ar is to be received with caution, as no informa
ton has reached the State Department from the
legation. The dispatch is supposed TO have been
stropRly coloIed by the representations OF Mike
Walsh. who arrived in the Tennessee, or BY Ter
msn stationary 6llibuster at New-Orleans' inter
essed in spreading exaggerated reports.
II is probable that Col. Forsyth has asked his
passports, knowing the intention of Mr. Buchanan
70 recall him, and wishing to withdraw with an
imaginary ecat. The pretended justification OF
the forced loan s snsw cred by the letter OF the law
itself showing that it ss~ a mere 1vehsion for tho
occasion.
The finding in Capt. Boutwell's case has been re-
oortrd to the Secretary Of the Navy, but not made
pubic. 1t is believed that the Court handled him
severely for leaving his ship upon the survey
ordered by himself and without the hno~iedse or
lease OF the Commodore.
tn. President and his household have moved out
20 So,diers' Asylum Office-seekcrs are not e1Pee'
10 call before seven in the morning.
70 the Associated Prefs ., ,o-o
WAsHIsGroS, Monday Juns % 1Ss.
decided stand has besn taken In regard 10 Centrai
American afYsirs. Too Governments OF the several
States will at once be informed through our ministers
that the Administration s determined in any event 10
sustain all the rights and interests which hsve oeen
secured to our citizes by grants or charter IN that
quarter.
Tho Secretary Of the Interior has rendered an i'm
portsnt decision in the Of tho alleged propretors
Of Superior City, on question involving conflicting
! presumption claims. The contestants failed to shoe
that they had settled any improved land for their
| own bepeht, aud it in evidence thst they were
employees Of Others under whose direction, and for
whose benefit they acted. Therefore their claim 10
invalid, and ordered to bs canoelsd. This decision
establishes the precedent that neither Of the acts OF
lSl aid 1874 fof the relief Of otisons Of towns on
tho snds Of the United States refers to town sitss
not already occupied, and that the parties must bs
actual occupants Of the town In order to enjoy tho a..
| vaDtages they confer.
Att1rnoy.( General Black, Postmaster General Brown,
| ara Secretary Cobb, accomplished by Engineer Bow.
man, have lcf for Pbilsdephs, iu order "a arrange
| FOR tie BUILDINGS for the Courts, Custom House asd
| Post Office IN thnt city.
Gov S.bley ~ Mirutso.s, arrived hsc this morolrg,