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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07
GUNNER Retreats.

WINSTON HOUSE, ST. ANTHONY, MIN
w NEsOTA J. +. BARROW, Superintendent This 1.
III. largest and furnished Hotel ID the Northwest
aid Is now open the accommodation Of guests u Is ds'a
biz located being central the business part VI the city and
sndg full sight Of the Falls Of St Anthony and It's Ob
orvary Balconies auTd the finest that can os obtain
I'd of the cities Of 81. Anthony aud minneapolis
This House Just completed cost OF aud furnish
ID IA prcrly style, additional expense Of $1,000
The ce brsed Falls of Mime Ha Laughing Wster are
located four mills distant from the Wnslow House In
.uLery direction They approached by an eNceent ROAD
Hotel object OF Preennent beauty and roman
dc fill Ia excite the iduraon Of the tourist
Transient bosrd 80 per day.
The tables are furnished with the greatest variety and the
hoice. market Affords and attention wanting 70 MAKE
he guest. 81 the Wiusow the friends Of the House
- O. W MCLEAN. Proprietor
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- HAM WestcLester County-he residence recently
pied BY Walsh, consuiug 81 acres sad hail ciie from
tonhsm Station on Harlem Railroad For full de.c2on
sdyrr+isea,nt In TIE Times Apply ~ 4. WALSH No
2iI Pearl :. OF tc Dr. WALSH. ON tho premises
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DARNUM- AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUMr AMEhltAN NO SEonA'
~ ONCE MORE TRIUMPHANT.
SIXTH wEEk ~
OH IRISH COUSIN.
0rR IRISH COUSIN!
OUR IRISH COUSIN,
OUR IRISH COUSIN
OR IRISH IRISH COUSIN coI,sIS
OUR IRISH COUSIN.
Orr IRISH COUSIN.
OUR IRISH COUSIN
orr IRISH COUSIN
OR IRISH RRiissiH COUSIN,
OCR IRISH COUSIN.
OUR IRISH COUSIN
ORR IRISH C0UsIN.
0UR IRISH ffisH coUsiS'
ORIGINAL COMIC DRAMA
ORIGINAL COMIC DRAMA!
AID 'e'ei'' NE MT OF DELIGHT.
ENTHUSIASM OF DELIGHT.
ENTHUSIASM or DELIGHT!
ALL POSSIBLY ExAMPLE.
AL ALI P P9ssIBkE k ExAMFEE
OUR IRISH coUsIS
OUR IRISH COUSIN
wa y SATURDAY. May.
THIS EVENING at u ocock.
This This EyESiS9. s,ii o'eioet.
Cast "''A N Sf sVi AND TAI TALENTED COMPANY
NFW AND TALENTED COMPANY
NEW AND TALENTED COMPANY
THIS AFTERNOON, AT
THIS AFTERNOON ATS
THIS AFTERNOON. AT j.
rs oclnck.
the Drama Of LOUISE, and
the farce Of TEDDY ROE.
tn. Aausa Happy Family Picture Gairy &c al here yet
Admission . cents Chdeu under Is cents Pa4a- 'rats
IS cents additional
CTEPHEN II. BRANCH all repeat nis Con-
rert and Blackwrs Island Lecture at HOPE ChsPel on
MONDAY EVENING, May with Scenery, Cells, Ogarres.
Coumr, Couvcs parting perfect de!neaon OF pT.os
lie The before the audience vii BE- su1nn- SD I'm
n.ine Fye-y se,e will be chAs- ard brilliant Tickets SIC
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60 farmers ano Others.

DONE MANURE.
ID SAVINGS aud GROUND BONE, fot ttlizng paf?oSe'
CRUSHED BONE, expressly for Grapene.
TfRNlHGS Tor Csse- Hardening and Feeding
CHRISTIAN SCHWAKTZ
fsDfOry Eas, S5i st
Ofc- No 81 N-sey-gt
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Gonscs to fet.

@LARGE. vel lighted ROOM, with power, TO
LET, the ODE Iron Works 5Jdt, llthay., ~ Y.
Apply 81 the premises
COUNTRi RESIDENCE to LET or LEASE
~ Near the Dept South Norwk modern twostory House;
sn A Bosdns e H miner Bardas oo per- year.
Building Si '-' SUMMIT ''''''''' - ''' ''''
FURNISHED HOUSE, No As East 3lst.st be.
l. tween 9TH and Madison is thoroughly cleaned and in
socd 9,ae P's i,sH Pm ea',y I2Se Oh R tine Pa,
boerd desired Rented iof AK months 1t preferred
HOUSE to LET brown stone front HOUSE
III $50 st. second door from Gthay., 20 LII all modem
proveurr - $50; Will be- let partially furnished if
'''''''' N'p' W '"' '''" A ) CASE No 90 Broadway
MAN md Wife Gone chLd not objected to- can
WI have UrPER Part # tue HOUSE No. ls9 West
IA .'-5rem' Rem low Apply on the premises.
pleasant FURNISHED ROOMS to LET
70 Gentlemen without board a No 81 bh~v Tue iooa-
non i'in every way mot Respectable.
SCHOOL ROOMS to LET in the BIBLE
- HOUSE raceA suite Of well adapted fot the
and occupied for the last ak yea7s by 'cas, school
able. Apply the Ta.asfs oaee, in the Bible House.
STEAM POWER to LET at Elizabeth Port
- IA .arEe t~o-s,ory brick FACTORY 100 fee, by 80
with Of Is horsepower Possession be had
b-th Por
TO LEAsE-The UPPER PART of tn, 5-story
WILLIAM TAYLOR, No. $50 Broadway; or 20 JOHN fAY-
LOR No 5&5 Broadway.
Two LET-A STORE (or Stores), No 6 Chat
han-sq rare running through No 10 Catharnes With
cellar aud basHeut attached adjoining the Chathsnsqusre
Post Ofor the has been occupied by alon-r for Tao
last four yesrs Apply - W. N SEYMOUR Co. No Chat.
.sDlsqlsEe.
Two LET III BROOKLYN--The 3-story Brick
i DWELLING HOUSE NO. q PTrsdri.i-st, Eve minltes
ssia from Hamilton Ferry Has II rooms, including Saloon
Parortnd Ext,uson throughout ho rod
bathroom wah,ubs and watse-s connected with the
o'cloek Apply he Office u The ARCTIC FIRE-INSUR-
tNCE CoHPANY' No. . walsi., n. Y.
rI'O LET-On Staten I.i.nd, cheap, TO good
tenant, lake sized HOUSE, containing from IS . y
l. ready o cultivation, ald huey heated, and within 10
minutes Vslk q tie - 4mbost Landing.
Also LIT, HOUSE aud about - asr~s e LAND short
d.tauce from the fret nsrd botA places bill Do rented y"
'F Ess5 SOL cofE Chiffon No IS Ya..au-,,.
ITO LET-A neat COTTAGE, D-arly new, with
large G. ri~u pleasantly situated retired street IN the
Village Of FlH.hnE L. l.. 1 minutes walk FROM railroad
location for small family. and perfectly healthy Rent
ow. Apply TO D. 5. wTLLIAMS,No IN chau.ber'-st.
Two LET-To a small family, the UPPER
i PART q HOUSE No so Wster-s,, betweeE CiaOa and
Mouigomery't' Rent siso pr year
ITO RENTAL Grassy Point, DOCK and
STORE ada pied for Grocery, e ID aud Coal business &c
Also. Dol bLE HOUSE IA private resistance for pd
vsts bsTdinghCUse Steamers Armenia aud Die taor1 stop AZ
ofA. 4. CoNGER No 2o NJ ssu.t.
WATER POWER 10 LET in YONKERS, l6
gid WATER POWER aDd .lop navigation - tae ul doof
good location r FOUNDRY snS MaedEe shop Inquire u
J. CoPCUrT, Yonker., Tuesdays sn4 FFlay =. No SO
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DURE MILK The advertiser having at the
solicitation If ~ the f. families IN the city
to whom BE- PERMITTED refer. turned his attention 20 Ia
production q MILK 10 pared 70 furnish quantity
Tur- src- His DsiTy l. situated Backritck n. j.
within miles 4 the city and everything i under HI, per-
slIsl suTnrVi-ioo Address HACkENSACk DAIRY Tribune
Ofce.
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D,x,Nc al RFFRESH-

I~OR SALF-A DINING and hEt hhon n
MEST SALOON o. Franklin Market EosS sAisN -
smell cspstsl Apply st 7tWat frou' b"i'sinE 70 TN
nAPTNFR WANTED (eithrr Special ar Actvel
i VIII csp.lo q 1909 or 80 esn b. vel sc 50,
mercantile frsl The business pr hiaoie and WI
csn h. .Sysn,rzeously insfrs- Fog az inrfsF or ~
Tier raclsrs aGdr.s Z. NJ. COX NJ i,ioy fo''Oh'e'
n. ,rt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07
HUDSON RIVER PROPERTY.-Fors SALE

IL With waterfront Of 800 feet, the beautifully Loo ste
Property the North River Fepancks Point 10 miles ioln
the City Of kcYork containing 100 acres including wOod
lands ard pastures unsurpassed for beauty of ncaOn by
property the ry-r Apply HOMER MORGAN, Pine-si.,
No 7 Metropolitan Bank.
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~ United Stat. toor. stationed ~ Forts Coun
,ns Nd Nrw-Yors Halbr iOl ore yrAi, g. - .
L., is5a N b. received ~ tire tic Of tir J. a. - =
Chm igs New York HarboT until tie .5tA PIoo. p
= D. Of ne f-st quality in eQua. proportion ~ a.. 800
fl1r i-. and Wood st such tiiss srt ~ slcl
- r,Suir,d Proposals vii b, addressed = - ie' = 70
- -, Prorossl, tie surp! o. F.es- b'ti tns ~
y III L. On. p,d in lie ofict Of tie i. a. L , - rot 20
n N Nj Usrbor on til l7tA pfoxno. 81 10 oci'Sa
n Tie A. A. c. 5. to hi'a~rli ;He sat 20 a.
s who shs bind Themselves IN the sun OF SiV" e"'A ''
de faithful .ulfllmeut OF the contract n = corr
(Sxnedl u u IS
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Several HOUSES aud LOTS; Also good Building Lots II
Village ckeusack also several Farms in Bergen County
Apply 70 A. T. FAfIH Real Estate Agent, Manst Hicksn
sark, New jersey.
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~ - a choice Land fronting half mike on the HsdsoG
Rixr half from New iork by railroad the "a
brGerns on rVcE atounds With evergreen and her ion
49,, 80 thirty .e,eu bordering the NapPneers
Gil Tie shove places within few minutes wax fun
NJ, burg CO Dl,chss Co, nine mrs s5u;h Of tbe City
.porgttrrr.ig A-r,v 20 JOHSvAN WICK. The premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07

TO LEASE-The UPPER PART of tn 5-story
i white marble BUILDING No. SO Broadway Apply 70
WILLIAM TAYLOR, No. $50 Broadway; or 70 JOHN rAY
LOR No Se5 Broadway.
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nor SAIF-Tbe HOUSE and GROUNDS Of

L. t. within hours ride from the city, land free from
ups title perfect. VIII b. sold chrap happed Tor nne-
dia,eiy Address Pos,.Oace Box No. l,l63
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07

Owner having To leaVe ir Europe Wal sell very cheap
II situated near the railroad ston with house carriage hon-e
green house, gardeners cottage, ard wo acres OF h.sAy
Inn proved land The place is In complete order and WORTH
immediate attention parties desiring 20 pnchsse foI iah
particular. and view orders spI 20 NJ COUZENs No 81
fin.rfx- N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07

EXECUTORS SALE Of LOTS On 18th aud
T. LOTS each ?, fee, front running from I'm 60
Ig,st and comrneuciuz 5D feet wr from o'haF Nearly
81 nav remain OIL mortgage. Apply No ~ Pines' Room
M frru tD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07

~ HOIs suite Of well adapted tcT the
9upose and occupied for the last ak yeas by dcas, school
OFFICES 20 LET In the building which very desi
able Apply the TfaslTafs Ohice il the Bible House,
4th-ay
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STEAM POWER to LET at Elizabeth Port,
y IA arEe t~o-s,ory brick FACTORY 100 feet by 50
with Of IS Possession be had
immediately Apply 70 A. BAH No 7s Pearls Eliza
5-th Port
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CARATOGA SPRINGS. = The large stone
1nsirutticn.

:" S. I."-Schoois supplied with competent
"A. TEACHERS, aud Teachers with po-!ions X rr'
euces Dr. Lowell Mason Faculty AmheT.t totg" Teacher
II Music and French wanted American School institute No
$40 Brnadwn
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Real Gsiatr for Sale.

TOR SALE-The two elsgsnt Dew orown-stone
HOUSES No. ii2 ans ia M'd-ou-av. being each n'ery
- t iron, b, G. feet deep I've high, bull. IN TIE -ry
bs. manner rpe With convenience and viii b a.
Ishcd sis .cy occupation by III fsi day o. March oeS
m, very accommodating responsible person tor patis
l, amply e. A. " FRY. No. II ChAinesst to@ II II u
~ trst e..Dr, Office No. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07

Il the r,n William Partridge esd, in Binahsmon, ~ hours
from York BY the Eric Railroad, comprising four acres,
beautifully situated the lot running its entire width through TO
The house contains twelve rooms, lighted
throughout with Upon the prems three cerns and
spIng; also carriage houte, barn aud other house Ihe
garden good aud alt that requisite and tho
grounds suitable variety Of fruit and shade
tres Binghanton is noted FIR the beauty it. situation and
anby The above property will be sold Tor SlOOD one halt
which bond and morgE For particulars IN
qurr Of ALFRED PARTRIDGE, N. q Chfst New-fcr" or
4 VI kilrInn
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rI,HEATRE FRANCAIS-No. 55j Broadway.
i y. WIDOWS 81 C. SAGE. ;Di;se;s--A
. EaE SUiREE DABONNEAESr.
SAMsDI. Ma, ISIS.
ere rur-v.euts.iou a New iork Z"
LES FOLIES DRAhATIoES.
vaudeville en- dc NM. D-IaAnoir e; C.airyile.
Me raEsne Ssn r-rup rR j. role .G5e;.e
Acte l-L'snb- rae ir GiTAumOu
Acte 2--Ca-acsia Tr=sedi- -
Acte S-Gsrsouilsd. Op-ra ltahsDo Huslco
Acte +-Le. Inaucnces de Ia fl,aitr Dame Moisrl-.
Acts -Les Bersers Arcsde BAIT PAntoSnirus-
sene repres~utsiion &c Mad. BERTRAND e; Me RATION,
comsdir- vaudeville scte -
M-rcreSi II MAi-LA DAME AUX CAMELiAS. pr l.
Beu.see de- n PAUL LABA. ave- j. corcours d " Mn
CASTER
PR Plus DE- details vo;r i-s psaxrsnusss.
l. Rvau 10 czion ooysri cus l-s Q-Ts 1s D -s
= Ssit iufig's s.urcs 81 al.
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Tor SALE or EXCHANGE in WILLIAMS

BURGH-A number Of Gr.'-clAss HOUSES, within short
distance OF ferries IN thr desirable locations. Also
large number BUILDING LOlS many Of which located
IN lie most desirable parts Of the city. Apply Ia
q. W. KELSEY, No. ~ Grand.st., near ith-st.,
WiliamsburKh. l. l.
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Two LET III BROOKLYN-The 3-stOry Brick
i DWELLING HOUSE NO q Pf-aidrftst., Eve minutes
sE from Hamilton Ferry Has II rooms, including Saloon
ParoTtud Excursion Rom; Throughout Do. .ld cold
bathroom Tash,ubs and wsterclss connected with The
Rsu $50 rood Can be- from II
o'cloek Apply Il rhe ARCTIC FIRE-INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY No - Waiist, n. Y
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DLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS to LET
Gentlemen. without board No 35l 6thay. Tue l0oa-
lion Is IN every way most respectable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07

CTEPHEN H. BRANCH slll repeat hs Con
- Ger, and Bsckwrls Island Lecture HOPE ChsPel on
MONDAY EVENING, May g. with Scenery, Cell. Qgar1es
Costumes Couvcts Sc mparng pertec denesion OF po'
III The usrrb-. before the audience will BE- sublime sid I'm
no.ins EVER scens will be chA.- ard brilliant Tickets SC
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FINANCIAL Some ten or eleven years ago
sum of 100000 was collected from the generous
Eishmen and others of this city in aid of a
revolutionary movement in Ireland. We never
heard what became of one dollar of that money.
A few years later something like $4,000 was
collected from the generous Americans and
others throughout the country for the purpose of
making revolution in Hungary. We never heard
that anything was done with this money, except
to purchase few old saddles and brides. About
two years ago collection of Sl5O,OOO was made
in New York and New England to stop the
wounds of bleeding Kansas We have never
seen any account of the disbursement of that
fund, or statement as to what became of II.
And now we learn that subscription is being
secretly made among republican partIsans in this
State and New England for the purpose of
fitting out cruisers to go to the coast of Africa
for slaves, and to land them in Southern ports
during the next year, in order to make out
case on which to elect President
We should like to know who are the sub.
scribers to this famous project for the election of
black republican President in 1860. Can
Thurlow Weed give us any information on the
subject; or can it be given by VIM. II. Seward,
who was once concerned as a partner in the
liquor trade at Auburn to the extent Of $4,000
capital? We know that all the shaving vessels
are fitted out in this region, and we have no
doubt that this will prove to be paying specu-
lation. Only let us know all about it.
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10 approve the efficiency Of the securities in TIE
esx OF a bid for Apofng Tompkns market, he
was competed to re- advertise the work. Tue
Comp<roiier expicius the Ieason of his refusal to
be the fact that the bid accepted by the Street
Commission er was higher by neatly four thou
sand dollars th. VI that of another party, whose
bid was declared NY the Street Commissioner to
be inform al because ne sureties failed to sign the
consent to become bou.'d On this point there
seems to be difference Of opinion, Mr.. Haws
alleging that the affidavits o. toe sureties wero
regularly made before JUST. e OF the Superior
Court, ard expressing himself sas Ised that the iu-
tention of these gentlemen was all right, but ex-
pressing his opinion at the same time tNat whether
there was All informality or not 1t was better to
save the city four thousand dollars by re- sdvertis
ing the contract. Ia reply, the Street Ccmmis
sioner Gays that the Comptroller is mistaken; thai
the necessary agreement to pay the difference 10
tween the amount of the bid and the sum whick
the Corporation might have to pay in case the
contract had to be given to some one else wss
not signed by these sureties. Moreover, that the
sureties themselves admitted that the bid was too
low and that the contract could not be fulfilled.
In this state Of things Captain Smith had the |
items for the required work estimated, and they
were found to be safely covered by the higher
contract. He therefore complains of the griav.
ance Of being obliged to readvertise the con- |
not
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Msrkets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA, July 81, 1850
Btocks steady Pennsylvania StaJe SIS 9O5<; Reading
1913; Pennsylvania Railroad, s9ss,
PHILADELPHIA, July 81. 1859.
Cotton dull. Flour dull; steamers news had no effect
on the market Wheat declining white 81 45 red 81 49,
Corn lower sales of 900 bushels at S6c Oats dull: Old
SEC; new, 35c. Whskey unchanged Provisions steady
Mess pork, ST. so. Lard dull ct Ike. 1880
CINCINNATI, July 2l-6 p n.
Flour-The Arcas advces caused less Grmness 10 tas
market and closed uneettled Whiskey steady 81 24c
In provisions nothing dong previous to the
OF the steamers ne xs, and there sales after
wards.
OswRGo, July 2l-sP. NJ
Flour 10 moderate demand for local and interior trader
sales OF $3.50 bbs. at IS Is from choice Milwaukee club
wheat IS Is from red Ohio and Indiana So for extra Ca
madam Wheat and corn quiet, and quotations nominal
Canal freights unchanged Inports-ioO bbls flour
1000 bushels wheat Exports-i 900 bbls. -four Ia 30
bushels wheat.
BUFFALO, July 2l-1 P. n
Flour quiet: sales 900 bbs prices without important
onenge Wheat steady sales IL 600 bushels go,d whit
Indiana at 81 o. and 3Co do red Indiana at 81 10
Corn steady and In fair demand sales 5000 busasl
prime Illinois at 7sc Other grains quiet add unch
Whiskey lover sales 200 bbs az 2I1sc Canal treght
unchanged. Lake inports-1 200 0bls. -four, LOOT
bushels wheat, 5000 bushels corn, 900 bushels oat
Canal exports-20 bbs flour, 800 bushels wheat, 20 cd
bushels corn.
BUFFALO, July 2l-6 p n
extra Illinois and Wisconsin from spring wheat IS Is
IS SO for extra Michigan, Indiana and Ohio: So a SO
for double extra Wnest 10 fair demand and marks
without important change: sales IL 900 bushels goo
white Indiana at 81 o. 5000 bushels white Kentucky
private terms. Corn steady sales ~ GOO bushels SCUM
Illinois at 7tc. Oats quiet and sales Barley lower
sales 500 bushels Western at 45c Ry nominal. Wba
key hc lower sales 200 bos at 24hc. Imports-2 oo
bbs flour, eco bushels wheat, 5000 bushels corn 7O0
bushels oats Canal exports-2o bbs flour, 500 busho
wheat, q, 600 bushels corn.
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be the consequences Of this foolish course on the
part Of the democratic Governor of Virginia
sgainst the democratic administration at WASH
ipgtoDg Governor Wise will inevitably fail to
touch bottom in the Charleston Convention.
His interruptions abuse of the admiois'radon
will at once suggest to the Convention that Wise
is out OF the question:; for the Convention, un-
less broken to pieces upon the niger issue, will
feel the necessity of consulting the wishes of the
administration in the nomination of their candi-
date.
Mr.. Buchanan, though not candidate before
the Convention, will have the power to command
bearing in that body. We venture the predic-
ton, too, that neither Governor Wise nor any
other aspirant for the Charleston nomination
will be nominated who shall have disgraced his
democratic pretensions as Wise has done in his
abuse Of the ADMINISTRATION. Mr.. Buchanan will
hold the balapte of power at Charleston, and if
the party iyto be reunited, it will be upQn the
safe national policy of his administration. And
thus, While the Richmond Enquirer and Governoy
Wire are on the high road to the dissolution Of
NE democratic party, the Pittsburg Post is on the
track Of safety and success.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Intcress,og from Washingto.

Interestiog from Washington.
EFFECT OF TIE NEWS FnOM EuROPE-THB NEW Nj
MISTER TO CENTRAL AMERICA-DESPA TCikS From
THE BRAZIL SQUADRON, ETC.
WASHINGTON, July 81, 1862
The Of European peace prospects produced much
grhcat,on the government, official and diplomatic OF
cles.
The President has rendered the Central American mig
sion to bon D. ~ Barringer, OF North Carolina formerly
member Of Congress and subsequently, Minister to Spain.
1t Is thought he viii decline il.
The Commissioner Of Pateu's designs leaving Washing
tor rext week, to be absent nearly two mon,as.
Inpos taat despatches from Minister hcLane were re-
oeived to-day by u Special messenger.
The sioop Savannah is again to be eec to thu
Gulf Of Mexico.
The Navy Department has received dates as late a
the 2Sb CT May from vessels the Brazil station
ALL Of them the river La Plata. of Buenos Ayres
and 10 view the unsettled condition of affairs,
deemed advisable to keep them there.
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the war in the Ccimea and the peace of Paris
have proved him to he the first statesman, aud
the campaign In Italy exhibits him as the frs
captain of the age. He has now crowned all
these great qualities with the laurel wreath of
moderation, which shows him to bear the palm
of wisdom. Such a man must carry Immense
weight in the councils Of nations. There ne will
represent all the power of France, with her vast
resources almost untouched, and will fad Russia
and Italy by his side. Germany will ia every
event be divided by the jealousies of Austria
and Prussia, and England will be the only
Power that can organize an opposition to him.
What her course will be will depend very much
on the aims which shall be developed on the
part Of France and Russia in the propositions
submitted for discussion aud the arguments ad
vanced.
We incline to believe that many other aud
more important questions than that of Austrias
rule in Italy, will b, discussed in the coming
European Congress. Agitation in Sicily Hun
gary and the Roman States already demands
satisfaction for their oppressed ma ional-
ties. Intrigues in Turkey are beginning
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istence of "the sick man" Something IA
Egypt even now demands the personal prssence
of the Sultan. Russia, with the conniyx1ce OF
Persia, is sending sixty thousand med against
Khiva, which pushes her armies nearer to the
still precarious British. empire IN India. IL
Central Europe Germany is boiling with hatred
for the forty petty tyrants who have robbed her
Of her promised liberal constitutions These are
the questions which the statesmen of Europe, in
Congress assembled will have to veniat. and
to settle. Louis Napoleon is the only mau
among them who shows that he understands the
epoch in which We live. He has placed his ear
to the earth and caught the tramp of the com.
ing millions. He has cast his quick eye over
Europe, and in one comprehensive glance has
seen that a state of peace which requires three
dure He has probed the foundations of the
thrones, and found them everywhere, even in
England rotten to the core. His will be the
duty to pour the oil upon the rising waves of
European strife, to close the guilt of revolution,
to initiate the new era of satisfied nationalties
anu Of federated Europe. In 30 doing he will
stop the coming strife between Russia aud Fog
land, which threatens to rage on the plains of
Asiaand on every ocean; he will pacfy Europe,
and aveDge Waterloo by still greater victory
the victory of peace.