New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

| The Dsta,.rurnt La oonfcrued GOV. Randall o
WIscor-'u. Esf. lcs-veT, 'soeriy c.oded 'ue'
United Sia'ss s-rveys IN the state previous 70 lo.
bsc not been yecy accurate "a showing tie Isuu ui
for cultivation without artificial dIanege 81 en-
balkmei; aud that consequently, NiscOa-ia y
entitled 20 further amount Of ian0s, atd, int
fo,e, suggests feersrl's.lon. Tie Sece1siJ ~
The Ir.enOr has decided adyer-e to The proposes
change hs tending 20 unse''le the whole lacu
rtcOrcs Of the Government. He remarks tns' We
ccrsn corcurTed IN tae pokcy ADOPTED, and nss 70
ctved GO 600 Of ~ amp sncs unde NJ thst tne
fed uo-s Of the surveys previou. to lso Serf tue
beat knowledge Congress possessed OF the puohC
swamp ARCS snd may lie regarded A. Indicating the
eyect lsr !. iuterced 20 be grstted ,"ash' ,. @'
THr sLAyF-TRADE.--A Boston correspondent OF
Tie Tune ssys:
"Tbe-e aye IT this time two vessels fitting out at
Salem II this State fer the s,eversde or the coast o.
Africa The principals in tie affair are Spanish
FIRM in New.York and the pecuniary equipment OF me
vessels has Just been forwarded in the form OF nearly
$4,000 IL hard specie. Il the Government resny
wishes 10 stop ths Infamous trade, 1t mnst io2k NORM
as well a. South and 20 these small New-England
ports as well a. 10 New York ard New Ne~-Oheans.
There will be 10 difficulty in identifying the ctait AZ
Salem and tins the first instance IN the last three
month";
Niw-MrSIcAs INDIAN NEws.-lntelisencer received
by the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, announces thar
the r dans Of NewMeIico chow strong Indications oil
hostile sentiments AID that apprehensions OF hosles
were felt throughout the Territory. superintendent
tail" will, the indians the C.asdan River One
Of the United States Deputy Surveyors had been forced
to abandon his survey by band OF marsuding
Apaches
Jrw or CATHoLIc.-TTs Three Rirrrs Canada
Inquirer says: case Of considerable interest to the
various religious on atoms throughout the country
is pending before the Resident Judge OF thls DIS
trict II arises out of the following facts: young
lady over fourteen years Of age the offspring OF mar
risge between a member OF the Jewish faith and
Roman Catholic is claimed by her mother, VINO
wishes TO bring her up according to the latter iatn
aganst the wl Of the child, who has hitherto followed
the former We understand that the case has already
occupied the attention Of the NewYork Courts where
the claim SIT failed to obtain the redress winch she Is
seeking nov from our tribunals We shall deter any
comment the subject until the decision OF he Honor
| be tendefed The matter il brought up by means OF
habeas corpus and the counsel engaged are Messrs.
TuIcotte and Cresse for the claimant, and Mr. Ado-
plus Hart for the child.
Tent PREAcHrNG.-Tent preaching seems TO be in
very successful operation in Louisville sahd
ST. Louie Missouri. The Presbyterian Herald of the
former city, of last week Gays:
Notwisaudins heat and dus; Of the last three
the od. Hh.bat. Of so oDs connG.uce
been kept up in the tent every night ana ssfs and
items the city invited 70 take part in r. AID do so freely
| each conducting tie service in his own way
The 81. Lo,S Presbyterian Of last week also states
that commodous tent had been dedicated on the pre-
cedrg Sabbath The Rev. Mr.. Brookes, pastor OF
Second Presbyterian Church, preaching the opening
The numbers IN Attendance SIeatiy 'ACScuou
the capacity of the tent.
EroR1D, IspIlS Nyws-We have been shown
letter from a gentleman residing at Fort Myers 10
friend in this city, dated July from which we learn
that Estepcoche and son have been into Fort Myers
quite recently. This Is the Indian that came to hey
| West with Mr.. McCray several years ago: lie s
commonly called I" Suffering Bill Sam Jones has
recovered his health, but is diotic and helpless AS
clil5 lie is now living on small island IN the Ever
glades His successor, Artulgaholah, Is fine young
! aligont supaks tOlerdby good Englsn
ard wishes to court the friendship OF the whites ahd
! "'' :" p0'' hey Of the Gulf 9th ius,.
A SHARP TRIcK.--A free negro boy from Frederick
| CITY lately found himself in Mount Airy Carroll Co..
| Nd long distance from his home, without money to
yet back. BY putting suspicious air he imposed
! on a gentleman who took him for a runaway, ahd
after questioning him. receiving unsatisfactory answers
concluded to take the cars escort the lad hce ana
pocket the reward he had pictured in his Inauguration
ON arriving at the end Of his journey. however, he
found that the boy free and had been practclng
| UPON his cupdity. lie much crestf at the
| discovery, and left as quick as possible.
ARIZONA SILvrR.-Mr. Herman Gutenberg, resi-
dent of Arizona reached this city by the last oyerand
mail He brought with him two bars OF silver, the pro.
duct of the mine wrought by the Sonora Exploring ana
Mining Expedition. One of these bars Is stamped
with a weight of 1928 ounces, and is valued at
| its fneness is marked $50. The silver composing
! these bars was taken from a shat. near Tubac, OF
which Mai Heintzelman and Mr.. Ehrenberg are part
owners The bars were deposited with Mr. Jaccard,
lew eler, on Fourth stieet. st. Louis hepuphcah.
The Norlrch Courier has stopped. II was conduct
ed with marked industry and tack but fai led to ind
the support which it really deserved The heavy IN
the expenses of publication, and the low rates
Of advertising that prevail ont OF the great cities, rem.
der it more and more difficult to sustain the local
| nress Prov. Journal
| The LIerOR LAW or 1859 DECIDED TO BE CoNsri-
1u1IoS,Ln babess corpus before Judge Perkins the
supreme Court the petitioner adult white male citizen having
BEEN convicted before Justice Of the Peace for retailing liquor
wi,h. and committed and claiming discharge on the
ground that liquor unconstitutional and the refusal m
the County Commissioner license when All tne oohd
irons of Nh. law complied WITH the Judge de
cared The constitutional and that the remedy FOR eef
1pop the other objection did In the action before MIN
The petitioper was therefore, remanded In s decision me
remarked be- not prepared TO say thA he hqo "a" Vi
| 1853 was unconstitutional in any particular . $50
| indianapolis Sentinel, July 3d.
Foptainebleau is being restored for the reception ut
| lie said of Plus lX.