New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30
from U4SHIVG TON.
FROM Ou- sp@ciS Co-TssCo-1ent

Iromps broom, ~ r. i-scApd t. tte Cuff of He1co
snd the Carrt,au Sys. There waters, when were
recel ty nor 90 invi; ~. wh.4 the Syi, Bdzz4rd,
aud e. fr'h, were drvihf fnr'r rnhospt.ble trace,
have, siuce Lord Malm-,bnry'- di-p,fch. become
yerJ pscrfc so much 50, i3d.Sd. t6st an unGsu Il
,qu@c ron y cOusde;e6 out of danger. asd t qa'e
ssfe 70 fy ibe sJaIs ard stiPes ~ rae mast head.
II is not well a-cer.shed. since Ioh1 Boil ms come
down 70 handsomely, ard acceptrd our interPrr'i-
tnn uf the International law, why ~ large ni'al
force should be- OIGere. ia thls particular directipn
our weeks ago II might have been understood, De-
cause that abOu, time ships were Oyerh suled by
III. bakers dozen. Nov. ali Is peace aDt everybody
il glad 10 be satisf.d B II one explanation can 0e
given, or is pretended. for this display. And tina!
Is 10 stop the capers Of tie fu-sy lizzie Frenchm4n
who has been UnifiBg tie two in an imaginary
canal and buying w. Costa Rica and Nicaragua at
WbOles sale.
There is a little cOincideDce connected with this
new expedition which j. verify TO BE- recalled slnce
the right OF search II st-rnly rePudiatcd on Onr
side. Some twenty -Gyc years nso, or thereabout,
Capt Levy, who has now gone down in the Mace
dOIian to do terrible things was cruising i'll these
same waters ia command OF the schooner Reyenge,
mounting some Fix guns. This was at the tlme when
Mexico had declared her independence. Span
ish nan-oi-war Oyerhaucd the Revenge one night,
sspectIug her to be- pIivateer. aud wonld not ac-
copt the ASSURANCE of the fag, although backed By
prOte statlt LIS that she Hu American vessel.
Her commander required Capt. Levy to bring or
send HE commission board, in order to establish
the fact Of nationality, and the commission was sent,
sfter which the Revenge was allowed to escape.
The facts are matter If record i'm the Nav. Depart
ment. and cannot be denied. This was Visitation IN
earnest. When the performance Was all over and
the SpaGiard had accomplished mis- OBJECT, Capt.
Levy denounced Linn from his quarter deck with ali
manner Of personal vengeance when they shoId
meet in Havana. But the fates ordered they never
should meet and the quarrel has ROW been ad-
journed for quarter ei century.
No Minister has yet been selected for Paraguay,
though there art hosts ul Applicants ready aud ever
snxi0as to pocket the $4,000 appropriated by
Congress for this object, and to get shy at Lopez
for hat be did to the Water Witch some three
years ago The Administration is bt / n hs'i0g
him punished and, from the arnal. 'ot which Is
preparing, one would suppose that an ordinary gun
boat was not deficient 10 rOut bis whole kingdom.
They intend to teach him lesson, and If Lopez
would be advised by dlslnerested observer, he
would pack his carpet-bag and take passage 70
Europe with NJ. Belly. These two gentlemen may
expect to confront twenty four FOUNDERS, If they do
not follow the example OF their cOnpatrio Brigham
Young, whU renOunclng the spendOrs Ot the Tab
erDsce and the comforts OF salt Lake marched of
u u
friend, Gen. Johnston, the man who had stood by
him during a whole Winters ingloIious campasn-
ing. Some outside pressure Is made III behalf OF
Mr.. Appeton's claims to Paraguay, but be under
stands very well that bis vacancy as Assistant Sec
retary might be desirable to others, and is not
willing to accommodate them without first securing
some higher personal advantage. Mr.. Bigler made
the grand round Of the Cabinet, clceroning Mr.
Rainey for his appointment, but he finally gave up
in despair, seeing that the President would make
no cUmmittals aud that his Secretaries only regis
tered Executive edicts.
The Secrctary of the Treasury has issued pro-
posals for Ten Millions Of the last loan authorized
by Congress, week sooner than he anticipated
The interest is five per cent, and the time hlter0
years. Bids will be received until the 9th OF Au-
gust thus allowing sufficient time for offers to come
from Europe, which it is now believed will absorb
the great bulk of the loan, notwithstanding the iu
Inense accumulation Of deposits and specie IN our
own banks When the last 81 0U0, 900 of Treas
ury Notes were sod, ten days ago, at a fraction
above A per cert, and in view Of this very loan,
nearly So 900, 0G0 were offered over the amount IN
market. This competition will be largely Increased
hy the unsettled and threatening aspect OF things IN
France and those near the lmpcral throne may
initiate the example of Louis Philippe in securing
something for the wet day, which is certain 10 come,
sooner or LATER These huge military preparations
lave some Ominous significance, which, with all the
charIatspry Of Louis Napoleon, cannot be long con-
cealed. linden.
From Our Special Cone spondcut.
WASHINGTON, June 2c, lS1S.
The Administration appears to be not only il bad
cdor but IN bad luck. One misfortune fellows
quickly upon the heels Of another until the Presl-
den. ,egiDs 10 realize that the-e affections come not
alone but in ba,allons. For the past week, all the
efforts ard ingenuity here have been exercised 10
deylsing come plan CT scheme whereby the Mormon
trouble might be pacihed. Each succeeding mali
Only tended however to complcate that yexed pruo-
lem still more and for the last few days the hopes
of satisfactory solution have been nearly dlspelled
by fears of an alarming Character, purPosely CON
ceaed from the public, far as the sources OF oti-
cial Information were concerned And such was
the unsettled condition in this respect that 1t was
deemed most prudent TO let Gen. Haraey advance
with portion Of the ,rctnOrcements, and thus
strengthen the Army in Utah, which mad already
been pronounced sufficient by competent military
authority. Arrangements had also been made for
distributing over the Indian country to the north
west that portion of the troops in Kansas which
originally designed tO reinforce Gen. Johnston.
Such was the state of facts, when intelligence
reached here this morning Of earal lbdi.n outbreak
in Ore gOn. One OF tie trst acts was 10 dispatch
message t. the West, ordering al express to be
sent after Gen. Harvey, recalling MN immediately
from his advance march upon Utah. |, will be
cticnlt "a overtahe him before reaching Camp
Scott at the rate of progress he was mahlug wheh
last heard from. He has probably been selected ior
this service from hls reputation as an Indian lighter
which compares ,avorably win thar of celebrated
fIcLch General. who acquired some reputation rs
an Arab rooster. The rumor il already aroat that
this rising was melted BY the Mormons. out II is lar
more probably retaliation for the ouir.ses com
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