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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
THE SLAVE.TRADE.

Mr.. HUT moved resolution declaring It expedeut
TO discontinue the practice of authorizing men ofwaT
10 visit and search vesses under foreign ags, with the
view Of suppressing the slsve-trade, He contsntsd
that England ought TO abandon her futile efforts on the
coast Of Africa.
Mr. Milrer Gibson eecopled the motion
Mr.. Cardwel denied that England had been unsuc'
cessful and declared that abandonment of her Ell
forts TO suppress the teade would establish universal
system of piracy en- the African coast. lie then urged
tie continuance of the blockadug squadron there.
Mr.. Fitzgerald, on the part of the Government
agreed with the remarks of Mr. Csrdwel, and said
the Government had proposed to France the establish
ent of commission the spot inquire into the free
labor ey stem stey established With regard to Amer-
ca he had tie sssiacon o, stating that the late oi-
culiits had been swept away. Lord Napier had sen.
home dispatch by the Europa to the effect that Mr.
Cas- had told him that the course taken by the British
Mnistry was worthy of great couotry, and ne Cas-
bad assured Lord Napier that after the satisfactory de-
clarations tf the British Government, the Amarc n
Government would st give the most earnes, con
siderston TO any proposals. tb =, might he suggested to
them for the veIiicAton Of the nationality Of vessels,
AID their hight TO bear the iisg they assumed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

TIE Agmnemnon and Vslorous arrived at Queecs-
town On the Ioth ins. Tho iaa break in the lentc
Telegraph cable Was below tie stern Of the Agamem-
ION, after 40 miles had been paid out OF that vossel
The Aganemnor then returned to tae rendezvous in
mo ocean, and crueed tbsre for five days in auticpa
ton Of meeting the Nisgsra. On the Agsmsmnon
arriving ct Queenstown /. was resolved to take in coal
ard start .gsn for final attempt to Icy ths cable on
Saturday the Eth ilst there still being both ships
900 miles of tee cable left. Before the commence
ment Of ths recent attempt, the Agsnenlnon encoc"
tered furious storm and rolled go heavily that great
fears were entertained for her safety She sustained
considerable damage.
The cause Of the breaksge is unknown, the strain
upor the cable at the time being quite gh.. The ecc-
trc Instruments all Injured By the heavy rolling OF
tie ship.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

DrATa 81 MR. Jo,rrH SNlrH.-We experience
beth personal ana professional regret 10 recording
the dealn vi the Oldest member OF the priptisg and
pubhshing trade of Belfas' MIR. Josepa Snyth--w
expired on Sunday morniug a. the ripe .ge o: wears
Mr. SUy,h was bern in toe County Derry, sud ca ne
to Be.ieet in The year Of TIE lash rebeon ot ~ He
was active prsctcer Of tie typ'grsphic az. i)y ap-
w&d Of half century, sod was the originAl printer
and publisher OF the A" Beiist Aimsnacs, wnicn nave
since obtained a worldwide circulation. Having
realized an independence by industry and skill in his
calling, MI suyth retired from business soms yess
sgc, and passed his closing years 10 we.earned re-
pose and relaxation from sc'ive pIrsuts.
lg.is,t iiryIa % psP'r jay t.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
POLITICAL

The Democratic ConveStion Of tho tth Cseerss
siousl Dsgc. Of LIMOS he'd 90 Wednesday ~,
and It suited IN the rerctnirstiou Of the Hoo. isass
Norli.. TWeaiytwo delegstes Buchansessl bo,sed
snd cslied smother convention.
The Republican Cooveption OF the vsh Coosres-
sopsl District OF Ohio was he'd cn the Ia ins< JaDss
M. Ashley OF Lucas Wa nomiustsd, receiving us
20 ~ for X chsrc Mott, the prsesa member.
The Hen JAMES Il. Csy has ISSUED an sdtTes 70
his cors.i.uerts consisting OF stup'd Pisa t~ tas
Lscour-ou rw'rdle, whicn he was. NJ ~ we'd kacvu
cllgius ~ opposed to, SD aa arstctsss'! ostens -
~. 7s,tt er lCacirratl COnmesctSl.
IN, Cb.cceo 7r.5a,e ssss the, tao gsshssirs q
eroa sn imu suse crowd toNesr Senator Douglas =
Chicago ine ot1e csy ,ccasionsc oy .s isct th 4
d" he he'd The sfal of FRYE Sou cn bs sanoots. srs
Toe cope wsre snxiCus TO nesr hon b., lps "a has
as,,rv sett:nent The Tr;bnre declares that .
tbs t0ey we're chestsd, ard tbs. that crowd ccs'a
never be called together 10 hear Douglas.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
GREAT BRITAIN.
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
On the I.sh inst. in the House Of Lords the bill per
mit,ing the House OF Commons to admit jews into
Paleme Mt passed, aso were the reasons OF the
Houte of Loids for objectng TO House Of Commons
bill on the suljec
In the Iouse of Commons Mr.. Fitzgerald, IN replyto
an inquiry said the Government had further Informs
ton in regard 10 the at Jddsh (feerrel 10
below than the public, but ha. immediate orders had
been issued 70 three shipsowar in tie vicinity 70 pro-
ceed iorthw th to Jddsh and bns BY forcibc means,
ifneco,say the perpea.ors CT the outrage to Justice.
The Lonao0 TIMES satirizes the yieit OF Queen
Victoria 10 CEeroourg; says that station hss no
other object fhan to England and calls on the
Government 10 man lsrge channel nees, and other
wise prepare or defense, and Invite Napoleon over TO
see how well Epgand is eajy TO resis: invasion.
Two fieworS manufactures in London had exploded,
iriuripg about 40 persona GONE OF them fatally.
On the l2h OF July. the Orange demonstrators IN
Belfsst and elsewhere passed OF psacsaby.
There wss report that ) Alan McNab of Canada
would be the frs. Governor under the NewC Csedonis
bill.
The Liverpool Chamber o. Commerce had memo
rallied be Government to protect British rights in
the matter of the .orced loan in Mexico.
Ii was rumored that the Government intended 70
apply for power rsse loan of E3 600 OOO Tor the
puTi6cston CT the River Thames.
Astty, Williams y Co. of Liverpool, in the South
American trsde, had susperced end their Liabilities
were estimated a. !. ia0,Uoo.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
UfA.

TIE Ce!cu,ta med o. June 3 arrived at AeIandria
on the tn July.
Sir Colin Campbell YVES a, Futtyghser on the 2iss
May.
The Calree rttels were marching on Gwahor.
British cormr trst started pIauit of them is report
cd 10 have been beaten by them at Scnis and to have
grived fubss squently at Agra.
The rcbels were seain becoming very troublesome in
Central Iroisrsoccu?yirg mauy the forts from which
they bad been driven.
The Buorackpore regiment had received the option
of disbsrdment or CT service in China
The Cscutta import market was active. Produce
dull. Money unsterei. Exchange 9 a2Ill.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
r,s.;d.,t. II you thnk goa csn stop her, jus'

RI. Albasy Atlas, 'ioce IT'S diSerace'u ap'''"'y
e r,,s- Soil principles, affects to rnsuodeFs'ana
49,, II shajl have no excuse for th.s 10 our case.
~. .rbait when in France or 10 Virginia to the
n.,.;, aris,,pg. because thstis vita condition
~ the tscit bu. vel Understood comP'ct under
~,;cs ve are allowed essy and uuoppo'ed access TO
60. 1.,,n;on, If Virginia should ever see bit TO
H., I'm, ;odOmept in ;hs premises, we shall un-
donbtssly decide that fragrant 'n)usf'ec-s9ch a.
cI.,a,. rsni(.s.ly is--ea.not be made legal by
-. And Mi, is no novel no higher law
5o.tr,re. unless Blackstone and all other eicnen-
t.,v writer's on jurisprudence are "hisher law
msr Bot we disclaip sJy right to mako laws tor
v;r,;nis- or 70 decide what is the law within her
exclusive jursdiction.
7, ,.s.,d 70 the common Territories OF the
Ir,;or bouever. we clam al equal voice and vote
With every other ctizen of the United S'a'e'; and
tbers W. say that there exists no power TO MAKE
Slavery legal. As this is disputed, however, We
o,o,.o.e tn remove oil doubt on the subject by an
act guaranteeing TO every resident in those fe'rito
r;ss who shall not have forfeited bis h'erty BY
crime his "ioshenstle rights to life, liberty and
"ths pursuit Of happiness If meJorty 'hnk
with us on this point their votes will mafe 'be i"w
iu,t as they did With regard to United StH'es
Rsnk. uausre decisioa Of tho SOpreGe Court
Affirming ia constitutionality. In short we
uesu to re establish toe policy with regard 70 oi4V-
CIV IN tas Territories first emOocicd IN 90 srdlnapce
By Thomas Jefferson IN I7ol, aod Gbarluoafiy
affirmed by Csopess 10 l7S1. If thece be Will
for such reetofation, the way viii resoy b. 'ound
And if W tave TO conte,d against sostdo LSecu
tive Supreme Cour, and Gi.ioriiy IA Congress-
hope 70 repeat The cheeri' demonstration sii)foed
in ths cnsc Of Kauss., thst earnest, pe'-;sten,
effort ,o exclude Slavery from the Territories wi
geperslly prevail, even though those who make 1t
sbou,a be and remain in the Opposition. Aud if it
be necessary tD.t We who stand for Free L'eor
.bo,,a lose one or two Presidential Elections while
interpreting barrier of Free States between the
Slave REGION and the future Territorles, 40 DC IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

lNi ~ ~.
lBy ,esrsrA tom London 20 Liverpool

lBy .esTs1A iiou London - Livrrpph
LoNDoN, Wednesday.
The T.mo, city sr.ic.e reports the funds heavy
yesterday bot closing win slight recovery. Tne
apphca,,cns Ter discounts az the Bsrk had again be.
cone unimporan,. Goa wsS aowing to the Cont
ren. IN ls,ge quantities
7Ac Dc3 ft7~' reports the supply of money IN the
DisccuIt meIhet So large thai bills s.e readily dis
coanied a; per eel, and in al even lowe.
Iates.
AT Paris Tuesdsy, tie Three Per Cea.s closed at
6Sf 4ic.
The squadron 10 accompany Queen Victoria 70
Cherbourg sisls OF sH sol OF line, frigses
and iotila Of steam yscbts under tue command Of
Lord Lyons.
Advice fIom Paris that tie applications for the
new railway of t30Oo,,I steriirg hai reached
four times fh, amount required.
Tie LoadoR Tosc,, in q leader, contrcvert, Lord
Psiue,ston view OF the rsora duty in regard 10 the
ssvs,iace ard encourages the lea of the annexation
OF Cubs "a tire United Ststes -. Cub. anne xsd
the Whole Iaae would CONS to IN end.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
CHINA.

Dates from Herg Korg to May .. had been rs-
ceived.
The allied deet was at anchor Of the mouth of
Pecho on the 10Th CT April Six Gays had been allowed
ior reply to tie demand of the Plenipoentiaries, ard
the time havirg expired, steamer had taken up two
gun. boats ard 80 ssppers 70 the Peiho
French transport, with $50 marines and infantry
had arrived.
The French had got two gur-boats over the bar Of
tie Peiho. but two English dispatch boats had stuck
East.
The Er g ish and French Admiras were both at
Peekhse, and it was expected that in few days the
f, It blow in the North might be struck by the capture
of the forts at the mouth Of the river.
AZ Iiors Kous in,pcrts hsd improved. Exchange
Asa.
At Canton a large business was doing
At Sharghse exbarge was 2i6d. SIX hansac'lor'
were large. Tea was very dull.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
JEWS TO BE MENBEgs OF PARLIAMENT
LATER From IyDIA AND CHINA.
COTTON pULL~CoNsoLs o, Is.

10y ,he American Telesrspb Co.'S Lnes-,i wiis,i
QURsEc, Saturday, JAY q, 1853.
The Csnsdisn Company screw steamship lodsn,
which tit Liverpool on Wednesday the litd inst,
pasetd toe station at River du bouP at al early hour
ths murirg and arrived at this port about O'Clock
tts sfeInoc1.
The steamer Noit thern Light WAS 70 lesve South
amp'or OF the 18th inst. for Newiork.
TIE Il. NJ. rteemship Furops froG Boston. on t1e
3ott o june aniyed ht tue bar Of Msrsey st oc'eck
Gu to eterrooo Of Saturday the 10th ins. She was
de,aiIed sor a ti1o and arnved a. Liverpool q: /
o'crcs on TIE s&ns evening.
Tie T. S. Mail steamship Vanderbilt, from New-
York on TIE Sd Of july. reached Cowes abou. u
O'Clock % the morning Of tie l3tb inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

t,,S, Q vesk c-cct tee kiss az y Il - 90 tsaA
yse1ty sss p<cfes qasI tty e. Be cscs.s s1 trvo
a, cse.ul iu:Isco cits ceso'p.oo Tes pea Of -
furnace ckaily pTosss tast lie fscn ncv ~ a.
susc~ytibc of rnpyovsuect.
Aro,h.r inp'rtsrt impfoyeuent claimed to kAvs
ben us6e iE Wales IS the preparation Of "wsesa Il
chascoei from tee ser.. s-hrsesss Welsh eoais Gsr
use Il irrn srcelt1x. TA, trst stsseen "A cessrd b
the ptcosss wsfs rsde IN May lss$ ard wAs ssa
tat q, tie Pcs.ypcc ", Ks N Wals~ there bed besn
"a, ce cocsder so,s Quspt.y OF supetog resas& ssa.
az Is sts,ed thst il has been fa.ry tired BY hra
ing tin plses OF coe oftec highest b. Asds ss1sss
"t.sr louDc perfectly succtssiu- re am % . uaeE
II All ,hsr fnsvies ssd c,rseerpg ire QraGty o< tAs
"plA,ss superior TO ssythirs tIey eoald msks nth
"sccd cLalcssl.
1t /. c,eay itst My process BY ws'eh The sassrscAs
osai sy se ciespy iced froca tce ele meets 60
,srs ORC 70 i.cu. sno cocd be converted iaes
tus p-f,ctly sospted TO the refining proceses voaA
be 81 ircseIsb;e service 70 TIE ironworkss ct tsss
Sae. Sptcirers ef this mineral chsrcoA' vers ex-
bi,sd at meeting of the South w WaSes lrstatuD
Epgibeers, IN Apnl last, and Il vas SID tras Ne
sp~oireI u exhibited wers nos lnabas hvcu shs
bss. Pre- paztd wood charcoal.
1hs pSss.te improvement Of the cosls 10 sAS I'D
be mste tie subjed of thorough inquiry smoog g.
,erpfisrg iroru ssts Tie process In ths ssh Case
: ny rcss.irg upoer certssn cocdis,oas q so'u u
coaing rot wholly unlike the mAnufsctars Of esA
ess Ii e after y worthy the oest sceesiss 4 tss
fr,r ipt,y a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

DANoJRous SPoRr os THE PL,I,s A correspond
ent of Tie 81 Logis Democro,, following the United
State, Army, $50 niles irem L.syepwcrth. Juy
whites ss io.ows
Wolves were seen frequently during tho day, aod
iu..ss we came On tie camping Yovrd, lsrge one
wss started Ger. Hsrr.ys greyhound csagn siSst :
G him ptrsue. him. overlook hin aac-neyef soeo1Se
a Euir Wheter be was etrsso OF tho vol. OF mercy
friendly 10 tEe wolf | all uDabls TO say. Thn cnass
was LsIdly over, when herd lseyen OF sisnil %
bufIs % were discerntd sbout two miles on CspAm
49, ~ s,med onty WITH Colts pistol and hsd
dspoeycus Adventure. HIS purpose wn 10 rua US
yare toward the camp. be sucoeedea ~ GnvhS
,l.m IA ,ne direction EteBdsd, when BODY OF team
sters desirOus # wfDessps the sport cane ~ Ggnt-
4 bi.l. o took Fl. l.gn; made Tor The hilA The
burtey pursgtd them, bu. re rode horse winch Lad
rey.r b~lcIe seen = buffalo and which was bard 70
nance beside. The hunter singled OF, 0ui, ana
sbo. hlr twice, w"uBsing hIm escn ,ans ~ thn
tine he was auts close 10 him, IN t,r fer2f ons oi
,hose oi11 sy Drtc Dices with which jA'e .Joandr.
-. .ol..s sIa xh,rloc upon Il spyot,
'sG. brrg NJ hiD,eh ace TO ia.e
lie hor. Ne. gnn anaeesee ard - y. DC on',
vio a., D. Lc-rs 20 pree. the snSct. ercg4cn va
ts,,.rI P,asartop conscious d pS -tdaasoe, had
d.rspoed his :eet from the stlIru4-, @so - ~ ss
sAock place, or pefoaPs nonss sooas,. -,
re precpice. Ire bore bavirg bese Eefed 20 tSs
b,,a.t sro belly, dsd Instantly. Ths bull ysI csAfssa
az tie ci.nounted rder, but two morn bals~ ,no.
Inc revolver persuaded bi 70 alter bis cfsfse;' Is'
pisa.sncn, sm rejciced, suffered no pc,os' ipaty.
Hs eok the sfsir cooIly, unbvc.sc - o. az
.lsu Uttered steed, slupg The saddle "a a"axe@gs Us
scroes his ehoulders, and can ed them no go W
torreaccr or ms,ador in the spanish evs1so ~
The rY.sd spOrt Of buffalo huntir~ now ni,iy U,
AZ. s"'T csp, H.rcock, with t.e guide, chased
.rotter hsd for mie, The Csp:..s :ssc;sdse r:s y
.1os's ,bs Guide hit another, but II ~w % lsss
,hs. lev hsa 20 turn from the punut beoy' running
.hem dowp.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

We SIZE slsd 10 sec that common deccrcy and IN ,
sentiments of civilized society are beginning +, re-
establish Their supremacy, even in South Carolina
We .juoge SO from the reported inscription
on q monument about to be crested over
the grave of Preston S. Brooks. HID that in
scription chimed in with the ideas proclaimed By 50
many public m.etings some two years since, and
apparently, at that time the almost unanimous SEN
timsnt of South Carolina, the murderous assault
upon Mr.. Sumner would have figured in Beoolss
epitaph an act of singular merit and glory. As
it is the monument, though il mentions MS eection
I Congress, observes discreet silence as to whst
he did there. 1t merely mentions th.t he died at
Washington; of his actions there il says nothing.
1t does. indeed, speak of him as ever sble manly,
iust, ard heroic; butlapidary generalites of that
sort are .Dever understood to mean anything in
particular. We conclude, therefore, that Broohs's
friends are s!resdy beginning to look with secret
shame and regret upop the corduct which, while
Brooks was alive, they so loudly applauded.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

Our Caradian peighbors are not less awake than
ourselves to the csn for new avenues oi communl
cation with the far Western interior aud toence
across thu Rocky Mountains to tie Pacific. kegu-
lar steamboat intercourse mas just been estAbl'hed
between Toronto and Fort William, situate on
Thunder Bay, an indentaton Of the northwestern
coast Of Lake Superior. A bill is now before the
Canadian Parliament to Incorporate company TOR
the purpcec of opening route between Fort WI
Liam and tie Red River settlements, by means OF
ro.6s 10 connect the lsbes aud rivers which afford
water communication for nearly the whole distance.
This route bss already been explored, and, without
wa;t:re for the proposed Improvements, mail trans
portaron has been established over it. 1t
will afford short and easy communication, almost
entirely by water, between Canada and tho brush
settlements on the Assiniboin AID Red RIVERS,
whore inhabitants have hitherto been obliged 10
take tbs roundabout road by st. Paul. From tho
Red River settlements, the road might be extended
10 the banks of the Saskatchewan, whose valley Is
now believed TO have both soil and climate well
fitted for settlers, to whom it would thus be
opered. Should the Frazer River gold mines
prove reality, the continuation of this road across
the Rocky Mountains would afford short and d.
rect communication with that new III Dorado.
In fact from Fort Gary, on Red River, this rou:e
would be eoincdent with the proposed overland
route from Minnesota
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

fruation tf sae coftirus! alliance Of Eadsld a,d
France, srA as gu,r,ntee Of the pssce Of R0op..
Par;s Iet.es report vVie.e improvement ir
coruercisl Affair.". Lsrie o'ders had beea ~
csived in the msnufseturirg towns, and purchasers
ht.n tie United S;a.es hsd begun to sOpeA IN tie
Eakets.
Thsrs WIRE ruinors OF epother coo5pirscy hsviny
been discovered ard Of several sr-es:s hs1ng boa
made, I:s1sns beirg tae psrsons implicated.
It was ssit the ofice ct Director Geosra of Ia.
pubic ssfy would lie reoe.vsd and stached before
10 the hLisuy OF the IEtesioy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
The QUARREL WITH PARAGo A.

W,.rtSeros July -, lsS:
The Administration is torely trolo,ei - uIu f
proter persoa tn cam the $lo,O -, n
The specsl mission 20 Paraguay. lie Is 1919. W
sp.sk scsri-h, ara perbsps may Pave 0feason @ 70
TsIk sIap;sl NJ s,uSO'e, sbo G ~ sef'toseTe
tmYye5 ty ceraia clsisnt sgsIs 5oSp aS zen ~
nS'nss @ " ,s,bcsrtp. for tbs Treaty which Lieut.. P.e
reqried shoud be accepted at tne eannoe m4a,n' ps
ard Mr Rslpey VINO proposed steam L. .om ra
sjsphia TO Brazil, are the nos' = ,be least abatsJ
5y the bot wes,her Tbey could not desert the rresi
dent ii such cri,s and Wi stsna " ra ns ss Vt
g. there = hot en- 10 the lockeI-e e. 1.ne the
s,.,, = Is A. Rae Isn.n really cesirea an arlics-
BE ,I;.rp.nept M WITH ths. little GOvernnsus, and
d.srCtv.h oirvolvs the country ~ he re
and tlpensvs wH MS ha r aD' rom the presence Of
eyerSbo5y eve al any wsy complicated with the orsins
cause Of ersBcs, or interested u pulsuIs ralg
gIsy. If il is TO he converted ,.'c ob15gp the crmsnr,
II c r.sul. car easily be ioresetr' ''''5- -sS'
m.y 20; be 20 readily reckorec.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
KANSAS.
THE crIrlFICATEs OF ELECTION.

THE CERTIFICATES OF ELECTION.
From he hSn"' Herald. Lses"Ff'a ns~"A'' az be''en
By reference 70 letter from Gen Isscks, Il viii Be
.een ,tat Gen. Calhoun has vsued certificates 70 81
thoss elected unter the Lecomptcn Consttutoa.
twill bs sten that tns Fee btste members hso
this county receive their certificates. TINS viii gys
that party n msjory IN both biancros oi the Lexis-
laiufc. In the DalalSe II toe counies cerSthoAtos
aie Issued according TO the heretfcie pubnsaed iets
Of Calhoun. This gives tie control Lto tbs haads a
FreeStste mer, IN the event we become ctsse. NOV
the question oiyes,ed Of many Of it, old preiud'ces
Let oil men core up to toe polls aud settle tho iuss
t1p by accepting he oI6irRrce. There "a 10 use q
further sirife ard sgistion. Accept the ordinAacs
and TIE peace quiet aud prosperity of kansss ess'
tar. ,,.,
Gen. l.. j. EtsTIs--Desr Sir: bs,s just recstve1
letter rom Ger. John Calhoun, rclosag letter -
Ger. Denver sid sho the certificates OF AZ the nea-
bers elected 10 TIE Legislature under the LscouPsse
Constitution.
retain and distribute the certificates 10 tbs foliswtnG
nsmea gentlen On, to wit;
eas.ss s,iisc w.S Gs:asS. a. rSas sSs.. va
D5syhan and ttsai.on--R- s. Kelly.
Afchson-J. 7 Heruord.
pon1daa-S Tenrnt.
RyPREsTsTATWf,.
Johnson tour',w j. shsiih. A. A. Cor. H. W. Jssss, j.
Dos,riop coui,--w whitehead Boyd. Heed and wnsoa
IN 10. Cs,1tiL q By k hoit 'Ts ID wv wA;t'i
wsre, B. G,y G " 0udeteE W. P.DDocs, r. r. Orr. G. j.
Pak.
Tho others have been msed to the Hon. Hugh 3.
Walsh actir < Governor. FOR the Information of ths
gentlemen cono.intd cssiIe to ssy THAI ceru6sates
will be duly maed 10 item a. their respective Poe-
Office. 1hC~e 4 member el1ct nom TINS codniy wiz
be let a. Ito R,crIceIs oilicc.
TIE return, for State cfiesIs vii be made 70 the
Isg'.a,uie std they viii have the whole snhjset IN
thrr isId-. Ne,y respectfully, A. j. isAcSS'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
Celebration of the Settle ment Of
Detroit.

DETEoir, SstuIdsy, July - 1873.
TIE cue hurdred ard fifty.severtn anniversary o!
the tout drg Of Detroit being eDrs.ed TO day vita
great epirit Tne weather is delightful and the pro-
cess:on is very large anu imposing AL the military
are out AID tie fire coDpsnes and civil scceties are
fully repre- sented. The 1orn Councils OF Sandwich
sra y indscr. c. W., ard fire company from Clst-
nam are participating 10 the celebration. oratlo1s
will be Delivered at the Firemens Halli1 Enkish oyC
}. Walker ard another IN Ffenca by Mr.. r.; n. La
croix. Ire ceremorie: ccncace with grand oarqaet
Al TIE Russell House this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
SPAIN

TIE bulge. of Cuba fo. the pexs yes' pressr.s
plus Of 100 O00 reals
The note to England, demardiOg explanation of Lord
MslrlesbuIys language, il regard to Spain sni :ae
slave trade ha1 been read at extraordinary Csssst
Council
An ADDITION Of ttiry.hree milOrs Of reals has beso
nlaie 10 the noatys debt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
ARABIA.

ANi$SACRY OF CHRISTIANS BY TIE TURKS.
OF the lJta OF JUS rae nohamnecsn. IN JIidaa
rose aid masssored tie CaIistisns. Aaors the vic
TINS are the EDghsh AID French coDsu.s; also, the
wife of the latter and twenty o,aers Tbs Con-
suletes were piundsred. The Bitisn stegner Cyoops
had reecued -aeny six Cbri'.isrs and took them 10
Suez. No CHRISTIANS remained II thst place. Two
bcsts from tre Cyc.opg had to FIRE on the Moasmue
dsrs WHO attempted 70 Intercept tee ret,ea. Of the
ChiLta1s from the town.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
The Lshigh Vaney ACciaent-ver-
Dict Of ,he COrOner's Jufy.

sre, - D.ps1n q t. Phi si-tacis Frtts- = -
AILXSTowN Fritsy, July y, 1888.
The Ccrorers Jury on the codes OF ssess killed By
u lse socidert have boUgnt ;por lsbot3 20 Close.
TIE verdict If:
''IhAt tie Company did cereessiy GLOW tse b-da-e
70 become ursAie ~ permitting the tiubeis :, ce
cone csoayed, e,d thst tee Csmpsny ~ss grossly
negligent spd ,pdsneered the lives OF psssenger'
tlsyeisg OF their Ioss; ssd a. 81. tas REMAINING span
abcud be removed without delsy."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
From Washington.

WAsnlxGToH, Saturday, .Iuly -, lSj'.
Cant. Hadsoa IN iettsr TO the Navy Depsr nent,
dated Queeps.own July < says tina. the Niagara Vas
then waiting the sIiisal Of the Agsnen nnon anu Fa-
orou. when lie hoped 10 staIt again -s rendezvous
in tevsn eight csys under favorable auspices
If veather than G. periercee IN June.
The United States s.x sner Arctic, from Key West.
arrived here this mornicg. Al 90 board we're well