New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-28

election Of LiscotD L. DOuelas THIS lsct SHOWS
the aLlmus ~ the war though II is not specially
fatterinl to orr friend Lincoln to receive .uch un-
collected compliments finn such quarters. IL ia
fortunate his character il proof sgs;est TINS par.
tiany, for though WEAK man might stand up
against the hostility OF the Administration. IT re-
quiIes something more than strong one t. endure
its prbise.
No decision has yet been made on the application
Of the Collins lie to transfer the western terminus
TO Portland; but, as far az any incnstlon has been
extracted from Mr.. Tc1cey- for to get an opiaIon
from him is Ike drawing blood from stoEe-he Is
in0ispOsed to make the change. The Precedent
may possibly take another vlew OF The subject.
INDEX.
From Our Special Com spoTeent
WASHINGTON, July %. 1855.
There is 10 longer agy nystery, mssppF enens,on
or m'serDg, 10 regard to ths definite or specific
appropriations IL ade al the last session, The Dsm-
ocsatic CleIk Of the House Of Representatives. hss
iust issued tie annual document authorized b. lay,
VII Oh sbOws aa aggregate of $5l 81, c25 40, e1-
ciuslve Of the permanent and Indefinite eppropna-
tiore sn oOntipg 70 ct ltaet 81, 500 900 more Dir.
CORDS estimate for these items at the beginning Of
tie session, Wa, 81, IG5, "a 40 AGd thu balance
OF appropIia, Topped over from lat year accord
iDc To- Mr. Cobb's report, applicable to the present,
amo uhtIg to $16,5S6,56S %, and the snug htue
sQgre gate a nearly hundred and isur millions
produced. From this SUN, however, must DE- de-
Quoted whatever balance Of uGexPendod appropna-
tious may be carried into the next Year. That will
BE- best asct rtained when the year has expired aud
not before. 1t may be little or largo.
1t is now clearly seen, by these Official hgures,
that tLe Administration organs aid mnlons have re-
sorted to the grossest interpretations 1or the
yurpose Of cOucealng the true condition OF the eI-
peudituies and the culpabe extravaganza here. IL
Is true the subsistence for tire Army IN Utah Is pro-
yided for eighteen months but all the present lndi-
cations point 10 The probability OF lis stay ia 'nos9
remote regions, or to more distant uiafco peyohl
the Rocky Mountains. HeDcs there Is little pros
meet that inc cost Of supplies will be much reduced
Tor the ensuing fiscal year.
There is no mode by which these memorable facts
can be eytded. They are not speculative VI con
iectual, like the imaginary data aud estimates OF
the Presidents papers but We Obtalred them direct
~ from Democratic officials, who are not likely to
take sides agans; their employers. Partisan sophS-
tIy and Ingenuity may endedyor 10 explain away tae
force of such arguments, but they ale not to be
distuTbtd by aDy such agencies.
In the course Of the next fortnight the last quar-
ter's statement Of the fiscal year which recently
terminated will be published, and then it Will be
teen that the actual expenses ct the hrst year OF
Mr. Bucha1ans Administration exceeded seventy
of ten millions which had to be provided at the late
session. Our progress in expenditures is appalling,
and is approached by no form OF government on tue
face of tne earth, except the Corporation OF New
York Thcse same Democrats VITO are now squan-
derDg one hundred and odd millions year, ialrly
yelled over the extravaganza OF MIR. Adamss Adj
ministratiOn when the outlay was Twelve miiiiops
per ann,m. Mr. Buchanan remembers tnat very
well for he was then playing last ana loose between
the Two parties, and. according TO Gen. JACKSON
testimony. approached him with corrupt Propo-
sitOn" to win over Mr.. Clay. At the same ratio OF
increase the expenditures would be two hundred
millions in Ices than ten years, under Demo;rauc
despotsm and it's corrupt practices
So Mr. Marcoctta has turned up@ Minister from
Nicaragua and Costa Rico to France and England.
inst IA was predicted he would do in this correspond
ence before NJ. Belly left the scene OF MS recent
abors Whatever may be said now IN regard 10
the operations Inspirations OF that Little french
man. it is very certain that Marcoeta was apponted
at his suggestion and that the diplomatic instruc-
tons were prepared under bis dictation. Louis Ma
poleon may not have complicated himself with any
direct sgency to this person, but that he was pfVy
TO his Journey to Central America and to his move
ments there is pretty generally believed ny the
diplomatic corps and by others well informed about
Washington. And unauthorized contradiction VIII
not be apt IL affect that opinion.
The downfall OF Zu,oaga cXcltes,no surprise, but
IL
for the support of political advcnturers VINO nomI-
nally embrace s cause to fill their own empty cot.
fers. Just at tie moment when everything is con.
fused in Mexico and when more than at any other
time the presence Of Minister IS needed for the
protection of American citizens and property, We
are without any diplomatic Representative: Nlr.
FOrsy th saw fit to suspend intercourse with Luioasa'
whom he WAS among the very hFst TO recognize,
ard the Administration approved his course IN
dispatch, which has probably reached hun now.
When Comon.ort was displaced by Zuloaga TINS re-
suit was in measure ioreshadJwed. LLOdsa
never commanded confidence in Mexico and was
little more than one of the dregs which come TO Inc
surface m all violent Concentrations. lie nad Deem
a profes sOna gamber-a monte dealer-Hhch was
of distracted Republic. The next contest to be
witnessed will be among the rival military leaders
who have accomplished this revolution, and VINO
hate each other more intensely than they ever did
the deposcd President.
Perhaps the public may not have noticed that
Calhoun announcement OF the Free-State LeciSla-
ture appeared Simultaneously with the departure OF
Gov. Denver from this city, after ne had enjoyed
the luxury of weeks conference with the Presi-
dent and Cabinet. The motive of that movement
AZ thu particular period, only a week before the
vote on The English sYinde, is too transparent TO
deceive anybody but such as are anxious 10 be- mis-
led. That is the last card in the game, and Is
PLAYED with the usual adroitness oi those who have
peered into the hands of ther antagonists. 1t has
not won yet, though there is report in al.
ministration circles that Gov. Denver received
adyices just before departing. which is
quite cheering 10 Court circes a little
cause for rejoicing however. goes very far with
Them since the opportunity is not very frequent
In fact, they are thankful for very small fivors.
Even ~ oiiireholders convention acts like balm
OF consolation and selected Passages from Mr.
Choate's pyIoicchnic Grafton fairly enfapture our
venerable President" by The way, orders have
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