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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

AsERIcAs COURAGE" on A SPANISH NEsSEL.-
The Navy Department recently sent out the propeller
Arctic Commander Hatsteip, to cruise in search OF
the Siyx and the rect Of the pugnscious British
crusers and prevent at all hazards, recurrence OF
the late British outrsges. In short time the Of
cers Of the Arctic found that she sailed about as well
stern foremost the other way and at the best they
could not get than three knots an hsur out Of
her, 1t was therefore evident that if she met with auy
of the Britishers there was precious little chance OF
catching them. Her officers bore up as patiently az
possible under the circumstances but the desire to do
something to distinguish themselves .. length over
came their prudence and they actually went into the
"outrsge" business themselves True, they observed
the rule that discretion is the better part Of valor
ind cid rot venture to modest any vesse belonging to
first class Power, but pitched into little Spanish
brig. An officer belonging to the Arctic, writing from
Hsvsns, tsa the story in the following extract from
his Log:
lynne lo-Ssw brig lying of the email town Of
Bora, on the coast Of Cuba; 1920 O. NJ, lowered
beat and boarded her; proved TO be Spanish brig
oil rgbt; ll;40 a. m, lowered boat, and captain
went on shore The authorities were not at all pleased
With this Ibceremonious visit They took US for Q
6lhbuster or SLAYER
We earnestly commend the above 10 the early at
tertion Of Mr. Secretary Cas- 1t is due 10 the honor
Ct Spain no less than to our own safety th.t tho Ad
miristzhtion immediately dissvow this atrocous act,
and make the most ample PREPARATION for the out
rage" Should Mr.. Cass neglect to do this there is
knowing what might be the consequences.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

THE ExHUMATIos oP The REMAINS Oh Pkksi-
DENT MosRor.-An adjourned meeting Of Nuelnians
and their defendants was held last evening st the
Metropolitan Hotel. Abou. thirty gentlemen were
present to make arrangements TO participate ID the
ceremonies attendant upon the eIbumation 81 tne re-
mains Of the late president Monroe, preparatory 20
their being conveyed to Virginia for re-interment'
Msjor Hill presided. The committee OF the previous
meeting made their report. They had communicated
with the committee Of citizers OF the city Oh HIch
uond, who had expressed the desire that the W.
einians IN New York shoud occupy promicent pace
in the proce.sicn and make the escort OF the oody
Of the deceased. This the COMMITTEES OF the common
Council had seeded to. They had also accorded 70
them the request % have eight Of the p'E bearers ap
pointed from among ther number. The committee
also reported badge to be worn on the oecasion 10
consist Of the State arms Of Virginia. Inc remains
viii be eIhumed on Friday, July 2, and would Do con-
veyed to the City Hall, where they woad lsy IN state
until Saturday, and would be conveyed theIce 70
Richmond. The report was adopted.
A letter was read from Gen. Scott accepting the ID
vsation to be one Of the pail bearers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

ASSAULTS UPON JrsTfcE OSBORN AND DEPUTY
SUPERINTENDENT CARPEsTER.-On Tuesday aesr-
roon Justice Osborn visited Conrsds Garden, Eighty
sixth street. where the Germans OF our city are holding
three days festival and remained on the ground until
evening, wher be got bOTt ono of the Thrdavenue
esrs for the purpose Of returning home. The car was
badly crowded, and smong the passengers were num-
Der Of intoxicated persons, Who soon became very as
orderly AID commenced lighting. Two or three OF the
men were badly beaten and the 6ght was evidently
about terminating, when one Of the drunken fellows
commenced en- indiscrimnate assault upon the women
and children in the car. As long as the men con-
fred their blows 10 themselves the Judge paid no
attention 10 them, but he could not sit BY an idle
spectator to the assault upon the women. Jumping
from his seat, he al otee grsp7!ed with the fellow
in order to put him under arrest, when some
friends CT the rusn intenered in his behalf and CON-
mepced an assault upon the Judge with their Eats end
csnes TIE Justice being az athletic man, and some
what an sdep. ct "6stsns, fought the whole party,
knocking them right and Ish, and would soon have
elected them from the car hsd not . stout German
rssed heavy walking stick and struck him power
ful blow oyer the head. The rufisns thea fed fou
the car and made thsr escape Neither the conductor
or driver did anything Of consequence TO protect tue
Judge CT preserve order in the car. The patty "nc
made the ssssrlt upon Justice 0sborn Is known ana
measures lave been taken for his arrest. Sotwno.
standing tee odds tina. the msgisrste hsd 70 con'ena
With lie cnly received Light wound en- the Dtenesn
The same night Deputy supsnntend'n. CNpen''i
eel ato tie her L. Of rather rough ero"a' s'a WA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24
THE CROPS.

NEw-yoRK-A run June q, ~ through the Fast
tslf Ct this State to Syracuse has not given US q
very high op nion Of the farmers prospects for the
current year Glass is pretty tock.se., bat generally
backward Corn is quite small ard, most level and
all low, wet lard, looks yellow and feeble; Of Rye
there is BOT much, and what there is looks thin and
bad Wheat is rarely ssen bat promises fair yield;
Potatoes are largely planted and look very WE'LL other
Roots are hardly seen, except in gardens, which are
in the main thrifty. The farmers have barely fushed
Planting when they iiud Hoeipg and Hsying Gro I'd
ing upon them a., at OF course, they are very
busy; bat the glor,us weather enables them to work
very efficiently.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24
THE JOBSON AND BENNETT WARFARE.
BENNETT WANTS A COPY or rHB AR

BENNETT WANTS A COPY or TUX Az
TICLE. AND WILL BE EXAMINED IN
HIS OWN BEHALF.
ID. Wemyss Jobson, eco, having procured bis de-
fault to be opened in this case wa, on hsnd yeseetdy
a. TIE Sixth District Count, before Judge Fonda, to trg
his olam for $50 against j. Gordon Bennett, eco. fer
writirg various descriptive Articles abou. the msnssas
~ certsn persors reading in the vicinity Of fst
Wash, gtoc.
Bennett has put in an ans wer TO Jobsons conpsiat
which is soiies OF deDia.s from icsy 10 sevecsiy
ard he claims OBJECT. that he hes published Cd
ver;sements for Jobson 10 the smouat Of ~ y.
WHICH be says he has been paid for. aud which
is still due. with per cent interest from the e
Of publication to the present. and ALSO that he pad
Jobson S. who recsived that faii satisfsiss
for all claims sganst him.
Mr.. Gslbiath, for Bennett, ssksd that Jobsoa be re-
quest.d to produce copy OF the article alleged 10
have been written by him, which the Judge denied,
Ell the mater then oourned over to Jaiy, whea
Bennett viii be examined in his own behalf to prove
that be did not employ JObson To perform any servicss
for him.
SMITH DISTRICT COURT or THE CITY os nEw.Yoak.
David w. Joeson ss'. janice Gordon Beanctt
Fa He denies tbs he ever requested the passtate % q
rrform the work ,br and services 70 and exsssA
The defendant denies any knowledge nfss nsi
Efficient form belief az TO wh,he not the Bsnad
did perform 'twoA labor and seices OF laid sad
therefore he den he Flsin'id did psrssrrsea
work labor ., eout and pendsA the is
the comp snt s-veral 80 nd
1hyd The desndsnts ihstthe plaintiff ever dsliverel
TO hin. the defendant the 'sid alleged labor and ssr-
vices
Fesvh The defendant denies that tho said alleged work. sssr
and services II the Performed Of tho vsus
OF $JA.
FA That sner the time when the SAID alleged wo isbss
and and alleged TO hsvr bccu done and the go
laid the defencapf aid the plaintiff The Il
S2S which psua aud there received In tu sauas
ton and Of al claims aud demsed which he the DIDO
til. bad claimed upon Against the defendant
ST That be the l5h day Of sept 1857 and ths 80
day of hsrcs 1853 the defendant the request Of the psa
did performed labor and services nsmey sdvcs
thing bim the plaintiff 70 the amount In value OF 81 sA
which tbeeupon and then and hefe due and
abe and the antd has paid ssid umd eu ot ssy
part the the menoemen ths -
ton still due and o~ns By the psnnn 20 The
with the piees. thereon cent Per snnu from TIE ~
sSns Tha. on or about thu 18th day OF March, 1885, tbs
plaintiff, mplesdej the defendant Ia actiou In the hse
Court City alleged work laser
and services moneys laid ard expended dsns cad
SstS.n. s-sweep day Of 0:tober 1857 and The iSth
day Of Decenbe 1857 the defendant appeared and slswscA II
said aotop and the plaintiff declined particulars Of his dsassl
10 said sco ard which fd action s pendips By tie
said Marine Court OF said son, hch defsnat
s viii appear and the defendant insists ths pssceuoy
said scon the prceedoss thereto defence u
this action BENZ uAILBRAlfH, Atvy soS Dect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

DrgL ~ RoxBURY. MAss-An anonymous DER.
respor dent Of The Boston Herald alleges that duA
took place early en- Monday morning. In RoIbsry, b.
of Bcstcp. The Soutterner wounded 10 three
place. it is feared dangerously. The Boston boy vas
only run through the sleeve Of bis shirt. Tas South
emer insulted Saturday foronosn and tao Sta
dent challenged him at once. All parties are highly
connectsd
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The LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED RI
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From Washington.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TINE 5. Z. rsrBus

REtiAL DIsPATCHLS TO IHE b. Z. rRIBUsy.
From SPECIAL correponecnt
WASHINGTON. June %, 1858.
Mr.. Chandler is here preparing for his mission to
Naples, and will start withio two or three weeks.
He regrets that the outfits have been sbo isaed.
Judge Eckless charge to toe Grad Jury against
polygsmy in Utah is very annoying to the Admins
tratiOn and it is feared that it will make trouble.
The doctrine asserted viii be repudisted as neither
law nor common sense.
Some Southern members of the Cabinet are ready
: TO become reconciled with Judge Douglas for t1e
sake Of the union Of tbs party and his future CO.
operation and to dismiss the offensive ofce-hoders
who have badgered him in Itnois. The President
is willing TO forgive, but cannot forget. Messrs.
Grund, Carpenter, Cook, and their fellows receyed
their inspirations from the White House. hence
Mr.. Buchanan is distinctly committed.
The crowd Of New Workers from the interior has
increased. They are looking after Post Offices and
other appointments.
The President is again indisposcd, aud was not
able to minee with the throbg in the Executive
grounds this afternoon IIeis advised 10 move out
to the Soldiers Asylum to which Secretary Floyd
transferred bis family for Sumner qusIters to-day
No disposition has yet been made of the Army
and though Gen. SCOTS programme is maiuy made
up, decision will be po,tpOned until information,
now on its way, is received. At present it is de-
termined that Gen. Harvey shall advance with
portion Of the 70 endorsements 80 as to concentrate
about three thousand troops in Utah, including
Gen. Johnstons command. A portion of the forces
in Kansas and elsewhere, originally designed for
Utob will be diverted to the North west, where the
prircpal Notifications viii be opened on Bloody
River near the Canada frontier, 10 the heart Of
where the Indian depredatons have been carried
Others will be established according to necessity.
Much doubt is still entertained as TO the final pur
pose of the Mormons, and the unpublished dis
patches Of Gov. Cumming convey some spprehen-
sion which Col. Kane's repeated conferences have
not removed. At last official accounts they had
possession of the mountain passes, and the ultm-
ate design of the Exodus was matter wholly Of
speculation. According to the best information
here for this reason and Others that msy not be dis
closed it 10 deemed most prudent if not absolutely
LecessaIy, TO maintain show Of effective force to
second the civil officers in asserting the Federal
authority.
There is not particle of truth in the Utah
r,lmors that Col Kane has adopted Mormcn ism or
in any way has favored it as a form Of belief. The
report is equally unfounded that he intends return
ing to Utah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24
VIRGINIA MasOns ON a Visit.

BosrON, "Wednesday, june -, Ioy'
Tho Richmond EncAmpment Of knight Templars,
After beng received and Hospitality entertained IN
providence during the day, arrived here a. oS!ocs
this evening They were met at the depot BY Coz. sns
mtes Of the De Moay Knights on I'M: s ;i,,s SI1
10 being reviewed on the when the
Virsnisps arrived, gave them salute OF 1h'eeH
guns. IL. A. p.sto, Ecc.mpmeut
E;obt Ten,plars would visit Bristol, H. j., TO NOR
row was premature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

ASOfHER CoUSTERFErT.-Couhterfs twos On The
Wakefield Bank" of Rhode Island made thor ~
pesrsucs last night in the city. Several Of them wore
passed in the Ninth Ward but SO skfuly that 20 sr.
rests were made. Notice Of the fact was scat to ths
Central P,lice Office, whence telegaphic diPsoAss
we're sent 10 al th o precincts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

Axr,IEcoxrros MEETING At EAsros.-An s1ttu'
s..c meeting Of the citizens Of Eaton Pa, opposed
to the Administration, was held n that town on FnasJ
evening last, a. which DR.. Samuel Saudi presided.
ELOQUENT addresses were delivered by Ex-Governor
R.sdsr. Hoe. II. d. Maxwell and others. The follow
ing was smorg the resolutions adopted;
Resoired, That while the Administrative has been
rrsinirg every nerve to accomplish Ne ns..us pu.-
rspt spproprations for needless ard irjuiiou uses
$500 r. ,svs-S ts tools AID followers it has wllGAy
and rrosey rejected its plaza duty in ottils to sr-
act yfs Ct mpcs, 70. ths 9;,esse :, sGe ps
Sss.r,sr1 a. Ish.r snd tia, tine Ehea eye1y n.
rrrssrt i,sr.t in III. oouutry o7:y demands ~ sic
sftt,t tan greatly ssffcIs f.r Wss! o.a'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24
rrnm the Plains.

ST. L Ss WTdn f,cm Ec Ss LARAMIE June
ie.;e, 70 I'm GcodsIe, with 800 sheep for Camp
sco,, ns and Can't. Marcy, with their Command and
about mules on Cache sc 10 rScn they ss
pe.w' C. %snSers had arrived at Lrsmo' May ~
With his wagon. read tram.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24
The liilles Case.

EocHFsrsE, Wellesley, Juae g, IsJs.
Mr.. Littes II a. prcgrcsses Joviy. -Four witnesses
h.ve been sworp a. much evidence 10 S'o1t. uial
has been rrroc uctd fIou tie Ieoo;d. The stefan
who aosioed Mts. Ile ST tie usne Of the Grocer
iLqpe-t testified that there were number Of bruises
CO her peIsca sid LIMBS, beside the broken SIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24
supposed Murder.

MosTREAL Wednesday Jgne y 1873
4 woman named Brien sas found dead in Crit
feDown yesterday, vita siks &C violence. Her nus
beLd has been arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24
The Brig Cygnet Ashore.

BALTINCkt "wednesday june =, T7sN.
The brig Cyguet Of Calais, bound TO II ,m 9re from
st. Thomss, went eshore BODY Isscd on the Eth
inst and became inbedGed in the Sand her hull re-
maniig tight TIE foregoing is per letter from her
captain, at Elizabeth City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

ST. Jcuss, n. F., Tuesday. Jlue =! lNjS
The weather has been clear to-day. bat very I'D
for the seaon and the indications oobtLue favorable
10, ;he sucoess of the Atlantic Telegraph enterprise.
" nd south.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24
Democratic Congressional Nomi-
nation.

ClscISvsrI, Wednesday JsHe =. ~: =,
The Democratic Congressional Convon,Os, d res.
,.,d.. Tsr,y Secri., strongly Auti-IecomPeon' q
tha;, csxdidsfe for Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

1--we. FROM bsi0s csris6 sr.y. aoi vii al i, PEE
Va rig s'ctpe-.. II m,y dimrish the an nat e sed
s &c an excellent opportunity 70 get tie dn out Of
tie p.sce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24
Burning Of the HOusatOnic Paper
Mill.

PnTsFnLD. Msss-. June -, 1873.
Tie famous HousstoEic psp-r nil, osntd by
Heesrs. PialAer & smith was burtet TO the'2rouut
this morning. Loes probably 800 900, which is 10.
-ared fer considerable amount In afford Pittsield
anc SCrir efieio Offices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24
N. v. Wholesale Prices Of Country PrsAses.

FOR WEEK kNDis9 JUNE %
s'.s for ss N Il as -
sAl ssIf a.. Z . Sisa: s:sss:
S.c, tscl bill u p.stI us: Inside q one p.oIsss MATED
Bn" and alvey. send one By mall With notice when ~ A'~
Coss,,ioss FOR selling Berries. Fruit. &C. wh.s. y.ossss
ororATos, Tor sales Of good ftoducs 10 GOD ssdss
so aSs price. '''" : '' '..-, I....
low price. Produce including earl. fruit. .ad v.s.,.ss The
articles OF food well the luKuss sad deosoiss OF
a ns he so1 IN nearly every sprso
BurTER-n Butter mske very little change f,n our isN
ssnson The ceaaDd for .hipmen, Is the dscn s.A
signify lower r shipping Butter have been accepted T.s
.ecumu.e stat. Butter is very dull y.ros:,y G.
Butter only brings highest quotations whom pshscss nsas
o.: Orange s". Co., Pail. I'd a Ohio West sse., g.
b. T;l:s Sc ss '''a Reserve '' s'
CTEr,r-Ths arrivals q prime Cheese have sssn much .sss
m. lots very choice sons srson higher Cnmon sad psss
s::; d. q: ssi::i az % 8: "a.
ousntities have ben closed oct ct satc Weqaote;
sa s !. aS;. e: Buy S 81
GOD ys; s:::: coz. ii
LAMB lie az ,. .. E%iI n. , :;
PoULTsY-Tbe dressing .ad psctins Poultry sse
makes Is y cent difference In prize. We qucts
e e. s e. Sc gs ais. ~ g.
Fowls live, y pair. IS Fowls, good ofd~'. ID ~
TuIkeys live. y d a IL
GAxs and BIRDs We quotes -
s ssss TO- sssiss Ds
EceSThe demand for good Ear 10 more scive, whh doss
"a nMis srs still more tihcat Of sa.a. We quote;
STATE v dor. lJe L. Is IN esu..'u .
Ohio, y doz.... $500. 90
BgEswAx-Soc ID
PoTsToYs-28S bbls Chszeston new, arrived during tAs
vr.h No ariy from NovGScos from BermadA Nev
Potatoes have from Norfolk sline ~ sos ss go
here aid Western Reds being shipped hence 70 ma mass
The shipment CT Postoes Boson sss sso ooamesees
Oa Potatoes dawlns and Win ere long y psysd
oct" They without material change but dull keS -
i'm nj Ali 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24
To the Associated Press.

To the Associated Press
WAsHIsoToS, "wednesday, June -, 1853.
ST. Robes, the Mexican Minister, has authorized an
emphatic denial Of the recently published statement of
the sale or cession of large portion Of Sonora. He
says that all DEGREES issued by the Mexican Govern
ment making grants for colonization other purposes
have beer officially published; that there ia not sim
gle instance of grant which was not followed by an
authentic announcement of the fact that there is lone
in this case, and that without such publication no
grant or cesson is of legal effect
private letter from Gov. Cumming lays much
stress upon the importance Of the Mormons being
i-duced to return TO their homes and employments.
He is opposed to their going to Sonora AMI confirm,
the statement heretofore made that they are divided
into peace and war parties, and thinks it the duty aud
policy of the Government to support the former and
break down the latter. lie speaks Of Brigham Young
as a man Of great perseverance, intellect and expert
ence, and witha vested with authority to announce
the terrors awarded those who sin against the Holy
Ghost. There is says Gov. c., division in tho ranks
OF the Mormons, all fearing Young, while many hate
him. because Of the pacific measures with which lie is
charged. Governor Cumming plainly says that his
chief hope Of control over the Mormons is eXerted
through Young and that if anything should happen to
thwart bis CummDgsj efforts to avert the psrs of
collision between the army and the Mormors, the
country may reasonably expect guerrilla war OF sew
eral years DURATION and at expense OF many millions
of dollars, while the war would be visited upon those
least deserving of its teIrors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24
Boston Weekly Bank State ment.

BOSTOH, Wednesday, Juue z, 1913.
The following are the foOt;ngs Of our Bank State
ment for the past week:
Capital 80 80 Dee 10 other Banks. - go
Looms and Discounts s. 2OoO ID, po.its....... -
Specie........... q57SOI Circulation. s,TSl
Due ln. other BANKS J,809J0oI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24
THE TURF.

Usioy Course, l.. L.-TROrTISG VERSUS PAcIsG'
-Wcdne sday, June 90, lsjS-Grest match, s2,ocoi
mile heats, best in 5.
H. WoodIuA's b. 4. James Hughes (pscer to
go lbs wagon .......:...:.. :.'.......'i
Geo Jepkps's ch Mohawk ttIot,sr. to ws2oa'.
Tune-I hea,-2 Eest-5 heat. .
O.,..x 40 70
IL. :. a lag is
Nh ............2:S9 2iot 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

sf.ernoon and dal q shsi
cs.so1s-Nsw ESQ 100 bunch
OSioss-BermudA good. - bot
eesee.a.ssrSs~Cosrs.,su o. Sssss 100, SssssA ere
- fona leland, 75c- p dor.
C es.. ss: L.ss Is a. ssss'v'~
c.rrwLowsa-isc.tS 81 10 y dsz hssda
feN.roEs--ChN.exoo. sSsss ' bush hospsSs 50
bo1 Of n bush. -
sr.ss Ssss:-c go 81 'taA '-.s
and h,tter so,d q Cert I. "a v hbl
psIrp FauIr- Appss sounal We quote;
Applss ss.se ' b.. SO sia1s 49,
srsaT:.rsiss--I perfect tut q 1ss eoSsos vshss.
ceiling 1asc bali bssts. Ress daoswstas v osl
CEslmrs-PaisdelphiA sa1c y D. Jssssy 5ese
CUpsAsrs--Gfeen. fGjo y u.
IjoosssgsRiRs-ol v bust. 49,
Bssss-ysTy dull, small wIsae, sissi 10 ? ssA Mr..
Fcs so..ons Of Fss,. urss. end sx sssn rssas0> -
CssstS Pn1s Cgusst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24
NAHiKB AFFAIRS.


FOR EUROPE.
The CunSd MAJ steamer a is. Cspt Lot, lea yes
tsrtay for vsrPoOi WITH l66rssseg ssd e $50 50
IN specie.