New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
desired that the people win give the hw another
chance to yrdicate herself"

chance to vipdicate herself
ENLARGEMENT OF THE STATE PRIsoSs.-The late
Legislature appropriated as eco for the enlargement
Of the State Prisons, slottiDg S-uto 10 oins oins,
$4,000 TO Auburn, and $4,000 10 Clinton. Inc ace
provided that the expenditure Of the sum SHOULD oe
made under the direction of the Governor
Governor and Controller, who were ms'e C'ui.'.s
sion for that purpose. Since the adournmenl VI 'ue
Legislature the Commissioners have personaiy exam
n.d al the Prisons, and have procured from 'mPe-
tent persons estimates of the cost of enargng then.
They hsve, We learn. noe unanimously decided 70
enlarge Clinton Prison by raising the roof aud sduug
another tier Of cells, g. Ia accommodate 20 more
c0uvicts than II present. This b. done an e4-
pense TO the State of about 81 600. The addition ot
this number of cells will provide for the conVicts
now in the several Stale Prisons, and leave sbont p
cells against any future increase. The enlargement az
Clinton can be made much more cheapy than 81 either
Of the other Prisons and is believed that by bringing
more convicts together there will increase tue aver
age expense Of supporting them, and WI render posi-
be the introduction of other branches OF labor when
will be more advantageous both To the State and the
coryic,s than the manufacture OF lron IL WIZ aiso
place Gin on Prison more on an equaty with the oef
Prisons in point Of numbers. Auburn Prson Is 10 nave
new roof and 10 have lis ventilation improved, and
the Female Prison az sing Sing Is TO be enlarged oy
the addition of about 40 cells Nothing is to be done
10 the Male Prison there, except TO render some oil us
cells more secure than AZ presett. Alb. Evr Jour.
End OF rHr PawxEE Waive lesrn from The
81 Jos,pk Journal that the Pawnse war; which broke
out about two weeks ago, and Threatened to glSea
good deal Of trouble has been ended by grand coup
or the part Of the whites. The whites, wiz De re-
uenibered, under Gov. Black Of Neorasks, wen, IN
pursuit of the savages TO chase them Tor the dePre
dations the Western settlements Inc lnai ths'
about COO strong were GveItaken on IN sh.n ,
thsn $50 or $40. They were commanded by Eov.
Black in person. assisted by Major West, l. = Mar
shal and Lieut. Robertson, with about " or ~ regu-
lars Of Fort kearney; the remainder were au Voiin
eers. The Americans had one mounted cannon, and
on overtakng the Indians three charges were made be-
fore the savages surrendered. A rumber OF the In.
dians were killed and wounded. Msjor West Knows oil
two he killed himself. None OF the Amsrcaos @ Is weIs
killed and but few slightly wounded. On the thru
charge the Indians up flag OF truce ana imins,
diately surrendered grounded arms, and gave up al
their stock provisions, ammunition, Nc MAJOR west
states that lust a. the Indians surrendered huge,
bravpy hafnaked savage raised up out OF the grass,
fred al him. ard then The Major put spurs 10 MS
horse and made chase. After pursuing him about ioo
wards and getting within shooting distance, he u.s.
charged his revolver the shot taking eject. ne says
he thi1ks the Indian bounded about ten or fifteen feet
in the air and aighted, lie again started on run,
when the Major made pursuit and fired tour oas ino
his body before he made the savage bIte the duS,
and thus by the forfeiture OF bis fe, pay the penalty
of bis prowess and daIrg.
Eprycu Designs oy H,wAu-The Proridence
Journal publishes letter from source OF the pest
information, and worthy OF serious consideration,
which expresses the opinion that new a'tempt
the ndenendence of the Hawaiian archipelago Is aoout
10 be made by the French, with The view to overthrow
tIe throne Of Kamehameha ", and annex that very
little but very interesting kingdom, to the grea em'
pre- in continuance of the scheme projected oy Mons
Dillon and attempted to be executed Dy huuniai ue
Tromip with frigate and steam corvette, III 1919.
| On that occasion the French Admiral landed force
and took possession of Honolulu, wmch was eh.rely
dsenseess but afterward retreaed, carrying on the
Kings Yacht which has not been returned 70 ths uay
The foundation for this charge against the french Is
| the circumstance that Monsieur Perrin, the ffe9cn
Commissioner at Hawaii, is attempting to establish
right to govern by treaty siipuanon the scnopi iuna
et apart for the education of the Hawaiian youth, aud
establish also by treaty that documents in the French
language should be received at the Custom House anu
other public offices, wherever they might be received
| in the English language. - -,
and the natives having been converted and educated
| by American Missionaries while aveIy large portion
| Of the foreign inhabitants Americans, the English
has become the common language OF the country bon
for educational and business purposes. IL l, next 70
| impossible therefore, to admit the French TO al
equality with the English language; ana the eVlaen
design Of the French is to bully the Hawsiisms nt'
obligations 10 this matter impossible to fulfill, anC
| then punish them for the failure by su1Ingafon
Public demonstrations in the United State, and Great
Britain, the writer believes, Will alone prevent the
| acquisition of the islands by the French
a YousG LADY CRUELTY WRoSGED;-A young
woman Of respectable appearance, agreeable manners
apd modest department who gays her fathers name L
Philip Sancers, and re.ides at come London, wa
taken under the protection Of the Rev. Mr.. Lambert
son of this cy yesterday, until he can identity mel
frepdg or until Re regards her capable of protecting
herself She il partially deranged, from causes when
she Is unable to state clearly. Sne repfe-ehs as Ia
o. Mr. Lambe,tson can understand, that she eit home
with n youpg man named VIM. Religion, '0r the purpose
Of marrying him. He brought her to this city and
took lodgings in ace which she cannot idenuiy
and instead Of complying with his promise he adhlas
| tered an opate ana sought To outrage her. Before
| he accomplished his vile purpose, she recovered
and made such outcry that he fled. Perceivlng tne
window Of the apartment open, and me distance 70 te
fo- .ia on hsn
She aocosted Mr. l.. on Sunday, asking hun, " W ma
town is this r. Being interested in her, and discover
ing her fortunate mental condition, he took her y,
charge She represe MS also tha. her father SUD
scriber TO Tie Weekly Commercial, but we cannon
find such name among subscribers. She has q
small yalise containing black silk dress ana quan
tiy Of piece elk for garment besde other articles o
dress. She describes the Villain VINO Drought mel
here as a very tall with dark hair. IL Is supposed
tbat her arrangement caused by the drug admins
tered 10 her and 20 exci'ement lCInclnnal Coni
N,PoLros DELPHIc PROMISE FULFILLED.-Aitei
all has not Louis Napoleon fulfilled his some"ha
Delpbic promise lie said that Il" Austria should rule
10 the Aps or Italy be free to the Adrla,i,. LAY
il not free 10 the Adratc but does not Austria W tht
treaty which the two Emperors have made, without
consulting anybody, peoples rulers or allies, rue Z
Aims Relieved Of the OF a turbulent, expensive
and not ea-ily.deiended province, holding the Key
Northern Italy in her great square OF fortresses IRON
which she can at any tine advance upon the Territory
that she has surrendered Austria is made the leading
power in confedersted Italy. The territorial exten
and the military strength Of her possessions within tn,
Confederation and the vast external sympathy whicl
.be will have from Rome Naples, the Duchies, ever,
power in the Confederation except Sardinia ana th
good understanding To whch she has come with France
and the fact friendship Of the Honorary President,
do Dot all these make her, in reality, rule to the APPS
The idea that any grea. reforms are to be conceded
tba, any con s,itutiona guarantees are TO be e1aced
under Confederation OF which the Pope is the nomina
head. and Austria the leading member, WILL not D.
likely to deceive any body. pfoV. Jon1hai.
| ARREST or The OSHKOSH lNcESDARIEs.-Ai'e
Tie eres, at .hkosh, some OF the leading cilzen
I e IL dstec.ive frnm Detrnt Z