New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12

extremely lucid aLj convincing but WLich Wa s.n-
euaf! inconsistent with a state meut of the same
claim with which be had favored me few DAYS be-
fore. hut in these matters in many oihers every
thng dclcids upon Tie polt of view, YOU hnois.
a sudden collapse seems ts ave coue over tie firm
ofStcadmar. Banks 4 McLesn, who had tho public
printing Of the pre- sent Congress. 1hCy ore said
10 lave been largely interested in most Of the
schemes for depicting the Treasury, which have
Teen IcfdTC btiorC Congress this ec-si1n, but Tor
some cause or other they have abandoned the field,
aud Stcadman and Mclean have returned TO ONO,
alter selling out their interest in the public printing
20 tie OmuiyorCns Wendell 10 whose capacOus
uaW nothing cones ami-s in tn way OF spos.
: caGmaD, IL j. said, nteu ds 10 run for Congress.
HE appropriation, which has just passed Of
$40 eco tor printing fifty more volumes f Amer
can state Papers vas got through, ia great measure.
~ desire t. confer substantial benefit on Gales
Soat0D, the veteran ard respected editors Of The
NCiionGL IHtWgtRcCr. 1t il ind rstcod that the
aid from this appropriation could alone save Tie
hhfstnc,r from extinction. Had the bill not
pa.sed il is reported that The paper would have
stcpped at the end Of ,he month. 1he lions share
q The appropriations however, il is alleged. VIII co
t. Ncudell, who will DO the printing while Gales
* SeatOn will perform the editing OF the work.
Tie LITTLE yitaiy that was left in the war spirit
that WAS so rampant here few weeks ago was sud
denly and almost tircy quenched BY the news from
the Gulf yesterday. II suddenly occurred 10 gen
tiemen who apparently had bot thought Of before,
that il would be both reasonable and dignifed 10
hear what England has to say in explanation of the
conduct Of her cruisers before flying into terrible
passion and ordering ships Cf war to be built and
volunteers to b. called for At present the warke
appropriations are urged chiefly because the Co
veIrment want iobs-ucraiiye jobs-for purposes
Of political corruption. The Democratic members
of the COMMITTEE on Foreign Affairs, now that there
il no dagger of auy serious result from tier acton,
have grown evcet dinghy begcrent. ard have agreed
to recommend the House to grant the President all
the powers lie could ash for, that Lis most Jealous
partsans have asked for him.
For week past the weather has been intensely
hot. The mercury in most parts 81 the city has
stood at 80 deg. through the day, and at but few
degrees lower in the night. The air is laDguid and
uuelastic, and even the Members from the rcmotcst
South complain Of its oppressiyeness. A reporter
who spent Summer with Gen. Taylors army on
the Rio Graide Gays that the heat there was much
more bear,ble than this. Mr.. Stephens oi Georgia
Yesterday said he had never felt anything to equal
il in his State | heard Louisianan yesterday
graphically and emphaticaily giving 10 painting and
perspTing crowd his opinion on the subject " If !
'.aEi to be- cent to hotter place than this when l
"0ie, / shall give in, and be cOntented and lead y
righteous lie. | couldn't stand any thing more III
"thc way Of heat" This weather is one cause OF
the impotence Of Congress to get away and betake
themselves TO the mountains or the ses-shOre.