New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09

WAsHIsGroy, Tuesday, June 8, 1853.
Mr.. Bers.ts majority for Mayor Is 81. The Dem
ccrats and Anti Know Nottiugs ara also successful 10
all toe wards but one, eectiDg the Aldermen, Csaa-
cilmen ard Assessors therein.
WIN. Carey Jones, literary legstee of Mr.. Bsntoa,
il engaged in writing the latter's biography.
The Secretary of the Interior has asked Congress
for an appropriation of 100000 to enable him to taxa
measures to preserve the peace IN the Northern 81
peiintendeney now threatened with invasion by lwss
bodies Of hostile YsntOnk Sioux. IL Is within the
knowledge Of the Department that great dssaassse-
ton has existed for some years among the Turbulent
bands of Sioux or Daootsh Indians, whose rangs Is
along the Missouri River, and this IS now shout to
manifest its in the Inauguration OF .hostiitiss o.
scale of alarming magnitude une regasf loops nav.
ing been Withdrawn the frontier settlement. are e
enfirely unprotected, and great alarm exists amorg
the settlers WHO have appealed 10 the DepNtmeh
for protection. The Secretary, thertt,fe earnestly
appeals TO Congress to act promptly ID tus eeikeae
The Secretary transmits letter from Agent Faughas
in which is stated that the Sioux are IN b.lsefea
eud refractory condition, particularly the Menscm'
orees and Uncpupa bands. during the psss ysM
they have been robbing indscnrninatciy evely VINE
man psssng through their country, ana IN many cAs
threatening their lives. Tho Withdrawal OF tue troops
from Fort Pierre has caused the indiaos 70 oesvs
that the Government is afraid OF them, and from then
coIduct and threats Mr. tsughan,'s setsoeo tns' m
Agents life is safe in distributing the sunuty w1n'H
a suitable force 10 protect hifn ~ al
TIE Secretary ssks for 100000 to redeem tn
promise made by Gen. Harvey TO the n,no Dsnas
III sioux in 1885, These Dahub are auions Wv 10y
eat snn mos. dangerous within our limits Good 'sss
and sound policy demand the fulhment OF these SIP
Nations. aad it is said that unless MEASURES 80
promptly taken, serious disturbances Will be nk'T"
result. A., o..,.
The President today communicated to the Ssnss
The correspondence between De Osms, the Pernyln
Minister and Secretary Cas-, reative TO the foeiole
and viocn, seizure of the American vessels Georgans
and Lizzie Thompson, while engaged IN taking ia
guano under the charge Of being engsgedis contra,
band trade and the imprisonment u the persons ound
on board Orr Government has csiried full sstisssc
ton both for this and the boarding and detenton CT
the Dorcas c. Yestop, by Peruvian AIMED steamer;
DO Osma enters into long argument IN de.enso VI
Peru, and expresses the hope that nothing viii occur
to interrupt friendly relations: Secretary C,s, n
ply, reminds De Osms that the case present. Is one
for our very grayest consideration, aud says t tae
cutting out a these vessels resembles pratcx ente
prise rather than exercise OF egitimstc Ywer. hs
ncloses an opinion OF Attorney. General Bscs, @ho
maintains that the whole proceeding Of the Hsy,rNH
Government is contrary to the law Of nations sa1 70
pugnant to the principles Of mutual justice aud ts.-
nits copy of his recent letter to Lord Napier srds
scoring the strongest sentences for DE Osmas insssw
atiou concerning the position Of the United State. s
tive to the search or seizure Of American vessels BY
those OF foreign powers.