New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21

WASHINGTON, June 1850 4. NJ
Diso.tchss flom England were received and laid
be1te the CABINET yesterday. They do not in any
sb, tsn.isl form correspond TO the expectations Of
the Administration, or the options Authorized BY
Lord Nspiers assurances. While they dsclain au-
tbcriiy for any offensive acts on the part of the
cruistrs in the Guf, and are prepared to make re-
psIatCn TO that extent, they iDsis. upon the pur-
pose Of suppressiOg the slaye.trade by determined
and effective means. a disposition to exercise tne
right CT visit in tie most acceptable manner is
.yOweJ, AID TO that end Malm,s bury expresses his
willingness aid desire to receive any suggestions
from the American Government The unexpected
tone Of tbeee dispatches has made mucn impression
in the Cabinet ard it is believed our relations with
England must assume different character from
what Las heretofore existed. Some members of the
Cabinet are quite wiling 20 have a collision with
England ga means of relieving the internal troubles
Of the party, ard giving the Administration support
thOus bout the country, which, under no other cir
cumstaUces could be obtained. Mr.. Buchanan,
who has he'd back heretofore a2d restrained any
hostile demonstration, will now be impeed forward.
Private but authentic advices accompanying
Gen Johnstons dispatches from Utah, state that
the submission of the Mormons WAC sallen and IN
satisfactory and notwithstanding all their profes
sous they still held actual military possession of all
The passes.
WASHINGTON June 90 1853.
Col Kane arrived here last night with dis
patches from Gov Cumming, and delivered them
TO the President. He brings little additional news
beyond what is published
Gov Cumming ascribes pacificat0n mainly to.
Col Kanes efforts, and Col. Kanes object in COM
ing here is mostly to have the Government sustain
the Governor unqualiGedy, as the best means of
insurng lis authority in tan. It is probable,
therefore, that when the dispatches are published,
Gov. Cumming will be Endorsed fully.
The destination Of the MormOns is not positively
known. though the impression appears still to be
that it is Sonora.
There is yet possibility that Col. Kane may re-
tuID if policy here be directed wisely. His most
efTectuGl argument for bringing about The subms-
sion Of tie MOrmODs was 10 convince Young and
others of the folly Of resisting the Government and
that war must end in the destruction of their re-
ligouS system. The second.c class leaders were I'M
1aVOraOiy QIspOktu W w oACito
prejudice, which was suppressed by Young.
The Report of Malmebury's explanation on the
acts Of visitation in tie House of Lords, brought
by the Vanderbilt does hot correspond with the
views presented to Mr.. Dallas aud communicated
10 Mr.. Cass by the preceding mail; so lar from
being slight difference of opinion as alleged there
is 8 very material and positive disagreement, which
will be exhibited in answer to this Government,
soon to be transmitted.
The French arrangements are completed IN
Nicaragua ard Costa Rica, and there is every
probability now that the Isthmus will pass under that
special protectorate, though as may hereafter be
developed, England is equally interested. Under
Belly's advices, Marcoletta, formerly Nicaraguan
Minister here, and now residing at Paris, is
appointed Minister to France. This fact, with
others, shows the whole scheme was an inspiration
of Louis Napoleon.
The contract for carrying the Pacific mails via
Tehusntepec, is sealed aud delivered and the par
ties have started home The delay was only &C.
casioned BY hesitation in dealing with La Ser, the
President as an individual or IN official capacity.
This arrangement is to begin in October. Con
tracts have already been made by the Company for
the construction of bridges, to begin in August,
when the wet St asOn is nearly over; for steamers
between New. Orleans and the terminus this side,
for iron cleaners on Guatza,ol River for three
large hotels, two terminus, and midway for 100
Troy coaches, and with the Pacific Mail Ship
Company for the transportation of passengers to
San Francisco. All to be completed and delivered
for starting in October.