New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22


From a Special Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Monday June 81, 1885,
The Brtish Ministry have turned sh.rp corner.
and completely changed their front since the ntd.
igerce by the Europa. Mr.. Dsllas's disp,tcae,
say distinctly that Lord msmesbury accepts tho
Interpretation Of international law as 70 IA.
risht Of yisit asserted by Secretary Cas-, and
therefore withdraws from the position which 10
frat assumed. Acting up to this spirit orders have
been Issued peremptoT;ly instructiDg tie officers to
stop any further detention Of American vessels. Il
is urged, however, that this Government shogA
enter into mutual arrangement BY which its ax
should be protected agsiust aouse BY thoss prose.
cutirg the slaye-trs5e. Lord Malmesbury's speech,
on the 9Th inst, was made in fall view Of Geo.
Casss instructions, and after comparison of opln-
ions with Dir. Dallas, which shows that it was il
tended as . concession and rot as affirming tho
original ground taken BY England a., il Was later.
preted before the official dispatches were received
ald Understood to-day.
A copy OF Lord Maimesbuiy's dispatch to Lord
Napier, covering the same ground, has been fur
pisted the Departm. ut of State aud viii be lad
before Toe CEDlhtt 10 uOIEO"'
Gel Kane was in conference for two hours Rith
the President aud Secretary Of War this morning.
His statements thought not 70 be entirely salts
factory. He has certain explcabe reservations
difficult to understand. They meet together again
tomorrow, after which tie disposition Of Goa.
.Jobnston's command aud OF the advancing reed
forcements will DO iiually determined. Gen. S,Ot!
Era J,r ni prn far
the distribution the troops, which may be affected
NJ Gov. Cummings dispatches and fuller develop
nen.s from Col Kane.
The Treasury is very anxious to have the Utaa
leak stopped. Col. Kane expressed an opinion 10
day that there was still cause OF experimenting
danger from the Mormons. And when it was sus
gesied that the mission Of the Peace Commissioners
was too late, he said that they had still abandanop -
portanity for the exercise of useful Offices. Mach
mystery seems to envelop all Col. Kane's comm
nicstops, and the responsibility of the army
ments Will be placed on his statements and those Of
Gov Cumming.
MIR. Guthrie, Of the Treasury Department, is
preparing publication in answer to Mr. Dllsye.
which will produce the letters of Messrs. Kelly sad
Maclsy, saying that they called at his instance 10
prefer their designations if the Secretary would
quash the charges, which was declined. There
will also be published statement from other
Members cited as his witnesses, showing that they
only saw an ca pdrte synopsis of the case and that
ONE signed at request, without examination. Tbs
final charge which led to the investigation was
made by slr. Taylor of Brooklyn, on public coz
siderations, and bis removal was determined b.
fore Messrs. Sickles and Hart could have been IN
formed.
The Secretary Of the Navy will order two sl'ow
of the seven authorized by Congress to be coz
structed at hiladelpbia-probably like num51
at New-YOrb, and the rest will be distributed
among several places.