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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

FIRE arts our whole esshet;c wants, by which ne
mean, everything not e-senisl 20 tire sion ~
hfe-al these must be paid for. II mae
was not satisfied with bread alone, but wantod ucst
he must work tor il. Without Commerce sGi vey
brisk and intense commsrce, could have nowests.
without wealth could have aioaerr cvtu1s s,iost
without modern civilization, We could have ro liberty.
wa need not fear what The Greeks learei OF seshh.
This modern compatibility o. wealth and ireet"m re-
connected with the other mos, grateful fact tia aere
wss snch thing n moderu times rs the recuperaa,s
Of nation. No ustiou, city or empire o, snosn'ty
had arecuperativ. p9ssr. p,,"ae raa a,, -
Erglard from wba, low ebbs had she risen again
On Tue-day steg completing his Introductory r-
marks. Prof. Leber vii begin with the history q
ASatic trade anc tisffc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
Intcr from Bermuda.

IIALITAX, Thursday, Nov. II, 1913
The rteamer Delta, from 81. Thomas on the "a shd
Bermuda on the 9TH inst. arrived here today.
Bermuda was visited with terrific hurricane on the
23i. 2ith. 25th and 10Th OF October, and immense
damage done to property.
The u. S. frigate Sabine put into Bermuda on the the
3lst nit having been disabled in the hurricane on the
2i.b. She lost her maintopsa and foresa and had
h.r bow ports forced in aud her steering gear seriously
Injured Great facilities for speedy and elective re-
pairs were promptly and cheeriuly afforded by the
British authorities and the Sabine would again. IN
few days be- complete order for proceeding to Bue-
nos Ayres
The bark w. II. Chandler, from Ncw-fork for tigo,
mt into bermuda on tie 10Th. She encountered the
hurricane on the 9th and was thrown on her beam
ends apd compelled to cat away her nast'.
TIE schooner Gen. GraDt from Baltimore, arrived
at Bermuda the 2aih with large part OF her sta,
board waist torn out by the hurricane. The Gen IT,
passed large ship bottom up and saw tEo o,her
vessels nboIing henvily in the gale.
The schooner Harksway, from New.l ork, reached
Bermuda Cd The 18th. Part of her deck load had been
washed overheard.
The bark Elza Bars, from New York, also arnVeo
at Bermuda on the 2sih,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

intelligence officers by the meoibcrs OF tn, Detective
snd Il yors squads, 1851 ~, AID restored to the
rehi.ul owner. There has also been recovered by
The detective force SIS O9 the proceeds OF robberes
conn :,ted out &C the Metropolitan Pohc, Dstit;
L 10, lodgers have been accommodated at the dfer
.p Setter HOUSE, 80 losi children have been sent 10
tie House aS9 lost children restored to tbeir
parr,s; - persons have been taken caro- Of who
we, fourd SICK ad wounded in the streets; lSl stray
horses were restored to their owners 81 horses and
vehicles restor,i to osners Il stores and dwellings
found open at uiglt aud secared 81 fires were eN'in'
sished by policemen; 10 persons rescued from drown
ins: abandoned infants taken to the Alms-house;
81 Go AZ taken from prisoners and dodgers and prop
erlJ disposed Of.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
Cant. Smith, appointed and confirmed as Street.

Capt. Smith, appointed and confirmed as Street
Commissioner last night the resignation bJ
Edward Cooper Of that Office, is a gentleman who
appears well qualified by previous educst'on aud
experience for the responsible post. He is
graduate Of West Point, and served for many years
with 80 ulnch distraction in the corps of military
engineers, that he was sele;ted by the Treasury
Department under Gen. Pierce TO take charge OF
the military works, custom-house and hareor i'm
prcyements, going and in course of ere 'ton,
at New Orleans. This situation he WAS after ward
tempted to resign, and, in company with Capt.
Lowell, also holding comm ssion IN the United
States Army, he joined Gen. Qutuan in Organizing
a movement, having reference to Cuba. Since
then, he has been Deputy Street Commissioner
uuder Edward Cooper, and has largely assisted in
securing the present comparatively complete Or
gupization of the Street Department. Much,
despite Mr.. Cooper's industry, yet remains to be
done, and We have confidence on the whole, that
the Mayor has selected about the most competent
officer ne could 6Dd for the place.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
S.sIT.Rr REroRN-MEgrIyG AT THE UsvERsrrr

SAsrTaRr RETORn-MEgriyG AT THg UsIyERsfrr
MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-Lsst evening large and entbu-
sastc meeting Of the medical profession in this oty
was held at the University Medical College ia -Four.
tenth street. DIR. Valentine Mot5was called 10 tho
chair and DIR. f. 4. johnson acted a. Secretary. Tho
object of the me"tpg was to express the senaent q
the medical profession in reference to the health a this
city, and to suggest more competent canary system
for Is protection.
The following resolutions were adopted withou. q
dssentsbt voice:
Be.gins that tho proper and enicien. stnD,ra.ou
law. promotion Of public heath the most i'm
ss SIes ~assa scr Si o, ss. ss. d. nos s"s s
nan pFo-c,, sssnsi dssa'e which the pas tsys
ga eIpec aEt whh even our pr ~ni laws proptrJ Cd
rnlDi.,.r ed capable Of ,fordins. 49,
Bes.a ss9 hat ID, n.tr sa o,nlt ~ssa
passed by those o other sftv cy IN oor own % IN any
other eon'y ,ld that VIVA ines. d''ns. r. m u o, sot %.
Than present bat ought 70 b. mach ia our favor
il with that of other large os - IL 10 no" Known
B-ieyn, i1 bsr ,h., that desired poysmsnt ressd
~ ID. publ hesh Of this city bs effected and ~
BE- ripectsd under any sy,fa laws. The Duic,1
officer. into hose hand, Ms Honor toe Mayor sd srn 70 a.
pete, medical sn ana Knowing that l, dy,es the CITY Ia
petor far they relate % paec heath aod the .fas ic
our is Z. Do the dss. of Heath rsssId
p.yeron q dsses ghs ss .ey 70 ss % si" q
-, CIV innse,r his ooisiny nber of the Board o
hss . 4. T.1 and % he ss.d ei
ara ,ye 70 "a. Hsaa Oeer1 should, oI TIE proper exsrcis
Of his varied frpctioDs - gessr sn ,nH exSsr hom s
R.,is. D, Pby,icisD or from the H-AiA Oneer tlnyh
AID saowas si fsher ths thr duty Of cosctins sad ~
rs ,ne of the city. and 0 psfEy ths
rs.rns Of G..-e sDd da'n, by s~ sssensd 70 ths
CIV Inspector , ts duty also nsyss b. Prpsy "a
sTed by aay than wei. trained pGysc'zn therefore;
R,rts Thsr the oe Of City Insp~ctor sad al sa
q. requiring the ezcrciss of nssieA klo ~iss, whl
7 our prrs~n, BE- Ged BY appointment and Il tA~
II. Honor xsyo should nsh % eaet
th-l ~e-ednc sted snd COMPETENT m.dtcsl men, .
E~ss )sy.h>y, Tz& VI the oresios prrsnbs saA
reoion rod By .hs Chairman aud Secretary q this nsstAG
medical ps,f~sson, the Guy Of Ne~ioss. - pss-
The re.outions were supported by Drs. Fsancis>
Joseph Smith. Alex II. Stevens, John Watson, K. n
Reid, r. Meredith Reese, Elisha Harris and Thonaa
Cock in brief and energetic speeches
o.ion 10 adjourn, subject to tho CAL Of tho ssas
gentlemen who had convened thai meeting. wss
sdop,ed and tie meeting sdjomne.l.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

QUARTERLY RrPoRr OF DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT.
Daniel Carpenter, the Deputy Superintendent MT OF
Police for this city, made hs report Tor ths quarter
ending the 3st sf October to General superintendent
TsImsdse Yesterday. We give below summary OF
the report: The police force of the city conrst' Of .
captains. loi sergesuts, II roundsmen go pstrolnen
81 ticers detailed, and 50 doormen-totai, isb. Inc
total number Of arrests is l6 SIS, Of which 3pis were
NATIVES - t limited S.a.es and the remainder o. for
eian birth. 3ss complaints hsd been made TO the
Corporation Attorney for violations Of the city ord'
nance. ard g. 49, complaint. to the D'tric. Attorney
for violations Of the Sunday Liquor law. i9,"' te.e-
ops,.er This property reported to the various Sta
tion.HOuse.. as having been stolen, amounts to
ssi $50 ST. Of which $lI, ,l.3 81 wss recovered Inc
smount of osees BY robbery, reported to the Deputy
supe riu,erdeut ard the Detectives 10 tue NE.
tropoIitap District. amounted to sl5Iio %, u
xbicb SIl.slO 30 was recovered. There had
also been recovered from ticket sEinilers, mock
sue.lo,s. eu;srant .o.e! kepes snt kepef' Of
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

=, ,sss to Get any money on bis contract, uu'o''
,,,5 draw his proluissory note Tor SE,oo''
y, a.I;ve, il 70 him (Mounjoy) j. as conS'uer"'
40, for such services 80 the LATER nisu'
:, the pren,ises. Mr.. Brady, aiter 'o''' W.
A., o,d sitter beiny advised by Dir. De'''n ''A'
.aI course WAS ex,edent and proper are" tue
80 - s,;. to the order Of MorIniJoy' and ael"-
:, o. him Soon after, believing toat the
mere trap, devised by Oevlln and
Nouutioy to get tne note w'oo". amy os".' '''"''
h. demanded its return, and' ~ It's maturity It.
fossd to pay il. ;..o
,h.n 70 get out OF il. The note had rnys-
.;'n.Jy psssed from the hands of Moun,j"y into
- of Deylin vino now claiInsd to be bonn pic
s~,ldsr for value, and withou. the slightest
Inovledee Of the circumstances uader which
the note originated. On Mr.. Brady refus-
ins 70 pay il, Mr.. Dcylin brought suit, and
sobmitted his claims to Jury. Upon the trlai,
the parties were examined as witnesses on
their own behalf, and fatty contradictcd each
other. Mr.. Brady testified to conversations with
Mr. Devlu which showed knowledge by the lat
Ter of the transactions out OF which the note
suranp. and SIR. Devlin denied such knowledge.
Hive witnesses were then Introduced by the de-
fendant for the purpose of impesching the Ve-
rscity of the plaintiff, and an equal number were
called by the plaintiff to sustain it.
The Jury, after consultation OF quarter oi
sn hour, concluded to disbelieve in the existence
Of Dir. Deylin's trutbfulness, and found verdict
for the defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
Cnnture of a SLAYER.
tomorrow

CHAKIEsTON, Wcdneeday, Nov TT, Io15'
The ketch Brothers arrived this morning IN charge
&c Liant Stone. She was taken the South Coast Of
Africa on suspicion of being SLAYER. Tne ketch
Br,ah.rs wss formerly owned by Street Brothers Of
Charleston, and was sold to parties it Havana she
vas provided with savei outfit aud had 5000 ia
cold but had no slaves on board at the tune Of her
caDture,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
llaSkin's District.

tpFciaI Ds pstch % Inc y T. tIt1u-r
WHITE PLAINS, Thursday, Nov. III, leJ7.
The official canvass Of all the towns except
aonkcrs and Yorktown, respecting which there Is
no dispute has been completed. Including these
DIT haskn has majority in Westchester County
el i'osi. or II in the IXth Congressional Dis
trict. y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
ExplOsiOn..LOAS Of Life.

HO'SL foiNT, \. Y, Thursday, Nov. II, lSjS.
The steam boiler Of the s,sv. a., ha.,;,, mill j.,
This place, belonging 70 NJ. Rich Of Noorss Ny.
bunt this morning, killing one man bv tho ,.me o.
Schoolcrs. and irjurng three other. ~ hail. tbs,
they are not expected 70 live. The pane. N.
injured sre NO. yet sscertained
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
Capture of y SLAYER.

WAsnIScIo,, Thursday, Nov. II. 1853.
The steamship Black Warrior arrived at Ne~-Or-
leans on Saturday, brpgicg Information from Havana
that The bark Venus formerly under the MsHicso d',
was captured til nearly 600 negroes on bo.rd, Oh
the Moro, by Spanish war steamer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
The Railroad Convention.

CLEvELAND, Thursday, Nov. 1T, I8J8
The Railroad Convention was occupied al day IN
discussing the report of the Committee Of the Niagara
Fails Convention, ami the Indications are i'r
mn agreement upon the plan propoe ed by them. The
greater and mole important part of II has rreaiy been
agreed ,o in Committee of the Whole Grcai interest
was felt in the proceedings to-day, and there was an
incrensed ATTENDANCE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

Judge WELSH assures Us that he had no part nor
lot in tho assumed choice of a full Board OF new
Supervisor. at our recent Election His name was
used on the ticket without his consent or
knowledge. OF course if this Board shall under
take to claim the seats he desires to be counted
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad

MILWAUKEE, ThUreday, NOV. ], lo0o.
The eormal opening Of the Detroit and Milwaukee
Ralway will be celebrated here tbis evening WIN
prapd ball aid supper at the new Hall House. The
Mayor ard Aldermen and Light Guard of Detroit, as
well ar many of its private citizens will be in a'iead
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
The Pacific for Galway.

ST JoHSs n. r., thursday, Nov. H. iS'''
The steamship Pacific, for Galway, will no' leave
.bs port before Suday, and dispatches I'll I'd at NJ" Il
Wal street NewYork on Saturday in seasoo to reach
here the ame evening, will be daily forwarded by her.
She baa uo, vet arrived, but will probably be here
tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
Congressional Election I'm Damn.

- HAkRIsBrRc, Pa, Thursday, Nov. II. IS,s
ihe 1ovtrnor has issued writ for M cx,r. election
in Berks County the J0sh oi November for NJ,
ber of Congress- TO supply the vacancy caused bv tn
resignation of j. Clancy Jones' '-'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
The Case of James Nc nahOn.

NEWAkk, y. j., Thuisaay, NOV. IT, Io'o
The Ca 70 of James Mcmahon wss concla Ted to-day
the Jury rendering verdict Of Guilty Of II rurdrr IN
the first degree" The prisoner manifested 10 appar-
ent at the verdict. lie will be sentenced IN
few daSs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
Frost at the SOlltIl.

AuGrsTA, Ga, Thursday, Nov. tt, lNs.
The dispatch sent from here yesterday should have
read the farmers say there kill ne frost IA this
section yesterday" instead of "there was 10 killing
frost
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE n. Y. TRIBUNE.
Fvue Our O.cn Correspoa6ent
WAsHiNcTos, Thursday, Nov. II, 1858.
The embarrassment of the Administration about
Mr.. VIM. Walker, has been greatly increased by
1he urgent circumstances against any action of our
Government calculated to obstruct the fbuster
designs OH Central Americs. The Pro- Slavery
leaders consider the success of Walker essential to
1he progress even TO the safety Of the peculiar IN
stitution, and threaten vengesnce if he is again
interfcrcd with by American oAicials or if the in
reference of British cruisers with vessels bearing
our flag, is tolerated by this Government.
The Cabinet were again in consultation on the
subject 10 day. The President is said to be ey
tremcly disturbed by manifestations of feeling in
The Gulf States on this question. He has schemes
of bis own in relation to Central Americs which
Walkers expeditions retard rather than assist, and
besides, has no confidence in Walkers ability to
achieve success.
Judge Parker, the Democratic candidate for
Governor of New-York, another Of the wounded in
1he recent political conflicts, arrived here this
morning. His nsne is mentioned in connection
with foreign mission, with how much foundation
&csnnot say.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
Murder.

BOSTON, Thursday, Nov. IT, ISJ3.
Ann Stewart was found in barbers shop III this
cty early this morning with all her clothes burned off
and her body sbockngly burned. She was taken to
the hospital, and in her dying deposition states that
muat named Mitchell threw comphepe on her, wuich
ienited, when he fed. She will not live through the
DAY Mitchell has been arrested.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

NEW ClsADA CoS.--Ws have received iasosms-
ton. ssys The Toronto Globe S Saturday. that an
irstalmcnt lsi0vO00D Of the moneys stamped il
WI be put in circulation immediately. rhoy cor,st
Of ten and twenty cent psres in silver, and cf oca
c. at pieccs in bro6zs, ycsy besusfrly EXECUTED.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
The FOX River valley Railroad.

- : IHICN"", Thurs'iay, Nov. IT, lNJS.
lhc FOX River Valley Railroad was sod yesterday
q, auction, and was bought by Il. W. Raymona ~
1000 for the beuoft OF tho first and second bond
holcers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
CITY Politics.
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTIONS.

REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECIIoNS-
The Republicans elected delegates to the Aldernanc
Conventions in the Ist lid, Vth ard With DsLrcs,
last evening, A. follows:
IL .4ide,nane Di.r Peter Fritz wm II Smith lane,
Ms.ls C. = Luel.r John Conley Clark B. Wheeler Michl
McC an, Samuel Lecomts John BIa'h Wn. AneeF''n'
Johp L. BesIley Theodore P Kelley II hrelat ,. ~
HrsI- Nsthsn ue.ley John Ccu.rel, Jsme' NJ rathl,
Rostft wslicr. Timo,hy Hibbard George Hos"ea A. H.
outeourg IA. ii. DecamP John Browne, o. M ottisnon,
Levi iolson.
.or Jin cua Henry Gaod Morris Hanoyr John Creshton.
John IT, Osier Eugene Ward Thoms Utter, George q Merk
Se,enM Ad,rmonc Di,t,iet-Frederct A Coakhna Charles
s Invison Es,u. C. Beuedict John Tas Asrson 3
Peter Van Aotwerp George Howard David Hennon, Viii
lam r Berren rrsnri. A. snifSn.
ELryssrH WARp.--rhe following ticket wa' elected
bv the Association of which Daniel Willis is President
CITY Con,enticnt teorg. spsmow, Wm T. Teller, Daniel
Bsrrch Conrad Mueller, I: May;
Micb.el Devoy sramsu johnson. John @ Beck,
Ward Con,entonHsmiIt2n Wade, Edusrd II. Main; john
nnrl Willis Wihai G,sy Chsrle, Perley, John Lewis,
Gtor:e W. Eyse, John B!sln, p re!'es'
FIRsr ALDERMASIc RgPrBLIcAs NOMINATION.
The Convention Of this District met al No. ~ seek
man street last everog, and nominated Mr. uran
CoIwn Of the secord Ward as candidate !or Alderman
to reprts soti the awe DE -i't'
SPLIT IN THE F,esr ALpEhNASrc DlsIKier'-A
Republican Couverton met in this District Last high.
to elect delegates to an Alderuanc Convention. There
was great deel of dissatisfaction manifested by GER
tain portion Of tie meeting because as they s'id the
Convention was packed to outvote them The Dis
sa.i,fed one. Withdrew into another organized
an informal meeting, and proceeded to nominate by
acclsmstion Mr. Hiram Corwin for Alderman from that
District.
TAMNAsr GENERAL CoNarrTEE.-A meeting Of
the Taumany Hall or Sweeaeyb General Committee
was held last evening at Tammany Hall. The session
was short one. A letter was received from Mr..
Fernando Wood, resigning hs position a. member OF
the Committee. Mr.. w. brief and sarcastic.
His resignation was accepted amid great laughter.
Inspectors were named for the forthcoming primary
elections, after which the Committee adjourned.
DEMOCRATIC REGuLAR CIR CONFERENCE.-The
delega,es to the City Convention Of the Regulars nNet
last evening g, Mozart Hall, Benjamin Ray presiding.
The following ticket for city officer. was put in nom-
nation: For Controller, James I. Souer; for Aims
House Governor james Lynch. Mr.. Soulter il Presi-
dent OF the Bank Of the Repubc. NJ. Lynch is
brass founder in the Fourteenth Ward.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
REPUBLICANISM IN ILLINOIS.

From The Chieaso 7ribs.s, Nor. 9.
One thing il demonstrated. a handtO-hand fight,
in which all the advantages were on tue side of the
Democracy-in which, from the nature OF the case,
all our party strength could not be enlised-in which
the leader Of the Democracy man Of great courage
coone& and adroitness approached near Republican
opinions on the vital question of the campaign, that
we could not hit him without woundirg our fends-in
which the est man Of the Democracy was heartily en-
Ested-it is demonstrated TINT Illinois is Republican
State.
We have majority Of the popular vote, and, if not
a well.orgsnized, a compscl, reliable, earnest and
united party We have the ground work Of future
triunpts and instead Of discourayements, abundant
reasons for rejoicings. The success of Mr.. Douss'
achieved our readers well know how, and under what
appoytionment law may dampen the courage aud abae
the enthusiasm Of our ssnguine friends; but whea
the shock of the defeat is over and they see, do
now that the future Of Republican principles in Hi
rois is assurcd-that those principles must hereafter
as they are better understood commend themselves
more and more fcrciby TO popular regard, until
they become the settled policy Of the State, al
reason for depression will bo removed When tue
great battle OF 1860 comes-when the battle between
Free Labor and Slavery is fought out at the polls to
decisive issue---we shall find that Illinois VII answer
the trumpet call with her courage made more nNlnci-
bic by the late disappointment Of her hopes Wehave
no fear-no the slightest apprehensionof the future
of the party here. The meu who in 1856 came out of
the then existing organizations sod helped Us to elect
Bssea and the State ticket, are with MS STILL They
voted for Miller and Bstcmsn on Tuesday last. They
have proved esther soldiers guerras-to-
day for I'd and Tomorrow against us-but regulars in
the service who will march out and do battle when
ever snd on whatever field the enemy may appear.
We may depend upon them whatever, short Of openly
embracing Republican principles, the Democracy may
do in sl future fshts With them, though in some
counties they are but handful, we shall not soon
know defeat.
Let our friends who have fallen into the dumps take
courage. When water mp hill, or when men pre-
ieI Slavery to Freedom Republicansm in Illinois will
be in course OF ultimate extinction. Until then, we
shall have many a victory to make our hearts glad.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

Haskin's majority ,es!
IT, addition TO the above therc were ~ ballots Tor
J. H. Hastn and 1 for q. Keub!e.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

We are requested to call attention to All advertise
ept in regard to the unaccouGtabe disappearance Of
ST.. Charles Il. Hay,cr Of No. s. Pine street. II had
considerable sum Of money with him when last seen.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
Total al4.iO4 l95, ;9i

MOrghn Ovtr FuThtr, I",'TV'
The official retnIns yet to come IN WIZ vary TINS
sonewlat though not mat. t.riaNy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

SoIsEx MUSICALE oT Mr.. Wa. SAAR.-This en-
tertsinment, at Dodworthe Saloon last evening" drew
q good audience. The programme was: !. Fanta.
sie Chrou atique-Bach; .. Polonaise Concertanie-
Chopin 3. Mazurks, Faptasietpck, Nocturne-Saar;
t. Rhap-odie lIorgrose-lsct. This list of pieces is
not particularly interesting. What required TO ind-
dcae the genuine quality of musical artist beyond al
el, ia the passionate adasio; but these pieces are al
too Der rapid for that quality. In what We heard
Mr.. Sasr do he showed that he had well spent his
time in Germany where he has been for the past five
ycars, studying He is elegant, decided, and correct
a. plsyer mastering the usual list Of difficulties.
When We hear him in some other styles may better
Judge Of the variety of his abilities. AZ Mr.. Sasr is
s,ive Of Ncw-York, and is barely twenty. both his
nationality and bis youth entte him to superior con
sioeration Evidently he has fine career before him,
and is yet another evidence Of the constant cohtrbu.
ton TO the musical at which country is making.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
TO the Associated Press
Wa.ufN.-

Ateocla'ec
WAsHISGroy, Thursday, Nov. II, 1853.
The Treasury estimates arr no, Completed aui until
fhey are il will be impossible for the Secretary to
know what probable amount of revenue will be re-
Sured FOR the next fiscal year, In the absence OF this
necessary information il cannot be determined what
accommodation should b. made to Congress, hence
newspaper speculatons upon the subject are without
authority. The Secretary mas not yet written line
cf his report.
Gen. Ward of Georgia though he has accepted
the tender Of the mission 20 China. will not bc nomi
mated to the Senate until after the ratification Of the
Reed treaty by that body.
More than usual caution il observed with view TO
prevent premature discovery Of the contents of the
Forthcoming Executive reports, and especially the
PRESIDENTS Message
The Secretary of the Navy hs, received dispatches
from the comnai ding officers os the steamers Fulton,
Wster Witch, and Harriet Lsne, which respectively
arrived at Barbados the l5,h, 10th and 10Th of
October. They stopped only few hours 10 take in
coal and then icft for the rendezvous OF the Paraguay
Expedition.