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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LiyERrouL CorToN MAkKtr The sales OF the
three the Liverpool Cotton MARKET 81 200 bales Of
which 1000 speculation and coo for export The 81
vance q reported by the New York Is cJuG med Mia
ding Orleans quoted at 7sd Snd Ndaus UPands ll6d
The msrset closed i'm
Srtrr or TRADr.-In the Manchester Market,
CLors were steady YlSNs had an s1yancns tendency
Ll,IKruuL BELADSTUfIS MAKHEr.-Ihe Liver
roo sr generally quiet but steady hessfs
Richardson Spence @ quote American flo4r dull al 10 u
Il SPOb Whss quiet but dru fot beat qua ny e1tieue
TAtes Western Req sG9 g. do WIZ, "a 10 So ae'a
White choi,e lor Of the later sod as ala 81 i l.
Corn dui for Yellow i0G White sAshty bigger sAes
% III s. r q,
LyrEP0oL PRovIsIoN NJ tREFr.-The Provision
rstt generally Gull 6eei lrm Ter choicr Bat duh ot
frroT cu snd slish:lS ,~e ssrs a. Tor REQ s.
Bacon dull LsTd que. 60 N retail IAoT advanced 3D.
al. N
LnrRrooI PEepuCE MtRKgT.-Ro>iy was dull
AZ 8Gi Tor StGAE steady. COFs EE arm NJ z
,,esdy Por ASHEs firm 81 rF,ELs steady 8; ST. ..
SpiRiTS TVErENTiNE steady AZ 4 b0N {.
IuNpoN MiEKETS.- BRENu>TJTFS were trm;
NgF bad advanced SUcAs hrn sud sd higher IN ne
sIlhty seer ises It s. LNsEEo Oh - Pic lEoN hTm
Io>poN MoyrY MtRTrT.-rhe London Money
Co, eos,d scaA ou ruvsasy a: %, Csc Tor money ani
sccouu'. -, - -. A., r,,.,,. q. o.
Z. Il ior money sud D 60, ioT ss-V-LL
AvtpI, a. SECURITIES The Iagrkot Tor AGioricSu
So wa. euirt Iaois Central saares, SSasi dicoaai
~, sa,res ~; Ee".lotk Genital De- so
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xeri~es the church porch aud the psvsmsat were
a. V>ly crowded With laies and their escorts, snK
-. awaiting TIE opening OF The doors. Many OBJ

xersi.es the church porch aud the pavemsat were
A. e>y crowded With laiies and their escorts, ark
lon, svatirg TIE opening OF the doors. Many OBJ
t.ip,t ~a's. rnsny remained standing ami msny With
drew di.a upolrted TO their homes.
TIE sreA Grg. tskirg the entire programme wss
yunerior 20 a.rytSiDg 10 which we ever listened On
On rrercanert jsy. Chsrles \. Van Dyne o' Brook
toot che rfopess" for HE subject M. W. l. Santa
az Ney.York City spoke on Sell kenuncisuon
proyirc himself esrnest in thougit sri grace'ol
and forc.be IN defamation. He wss precedei oy
{. III. Owen OF Hartford, on " The Sto1e OF she
sveoe who elucidsted & title come What obscure
eorcu,1p tiesst four who formed the chief 'e$ture
of the programme. These we're j. l.. DANES W. y.
Johnston, l.. NJ. Jones and ). Dsvis AL toese
produced master pieces Of composition ahd eio4ueuce
bnn,ess accustomed force OF delivery was snnevn't
IMPAIRED by hoerseress. Johnston and Jones de-
servcly won lorg-coptnued and universal spptShse.
OF Davis il is enough TO cay;
Samson bath ait hinsefEis sanson.'
The Germans bsud Of Boston deserve the highest
prslse for The excellent music with which they en-
lytped the occasion. -
Aer the clo,e OF the exhibition the students there
,-a nj eroueb Democrats among 20 make It neces-
saw IN say Rer-5ican students proceeded with the
hand 10 sereuade the Hon. joan Oodrun. tie sp
,aared on the piszzs and after brief aud patriotic
speeeh invited al within. His rooms we've compulsory
filed when suddenly fhere was R crash. Toe Pariot
acor bSd brrkep in with more iran hundred met
nnon Il Fortunately it did rot 20 clear through oe-
,s preysnts4 probably by the strength ot tne eps.
IA room vss vacs.ed without accident snd me Io
.-sl epts,isrutrt prov dec by tne hos., 81 !;
9Th A. little confusion "a couid pHn $3.50 s,y onr
soGn on -Ttstiys Of Right the ssudett' u'
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Several inhabitants of the Texas frontier having I'D
dressed Gov. Runrel, relative to the marsudiog Ia
disns. Gen Twiggs has communicated the following,
"a smears for distributing protection for the peo ,le
"Brevet Msjor Earl Van Dorm, with SIX mounted
companies of biz regiment "a Cavalry s ID scout all
that portion lying on the head waters OF the ca.
radiap, Washita and Red River, as far "a the lU3t
guarded by Capt BartoDs company of let Infantry.
At Camp Colorado, a company of Cavalry will bs
ccmmar ded by Major & IL. rhomss. Capt Fads
has camp on the west eide Of Camp Colorsdo. Capt.
BCurlsnd, ahd.a company Of foot soldiers, are IN
Montseu County, on duty The former OIL jsr's term
of active scouting expires ON the. 10th of May, this
latter the ySh OF April
The acual force now about 10 be engaged against
the Iodians Will consist of eight Cayslry companies,
and two mounted Ranger companies.
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Inside Views.

Special Dispatch 10 The N. Y Tribune
ALBANY, Thursday, April :, 1859.
Among the suspicious and dangerous bills acted
apon in the Assembly to day, We particularly no
tice No 3l5, conveying to Cornelius Vanderbilt
the risht to build solid pier of forty feet in width
and an indefinite number in length, between Castle
Gardea and Per No. 1, North River, and IN direct
conflict with the propositions of the Haroor COM
mi,sioners' line, as established by an act OF the
Legislature of 1887. a healthy feeling, however,
pres ails in the Legislative and Executive Depart
uents which encourages us to think that this par
ticulsr little joker viii hot be passed by suy Bind
Of legislative hOcus-pocus. :.
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From Baltimore.

BALTIN0RF, Ihursday, Aprn :, ~.
There is aIee i fax Of sjght-seers to behold the
execution to-lLOrrow The city is fu 81 rumors Of IL
tended attempts rescue but they may be considere
perfectly groupdless There a. ruDoIs also OF re-
p,ieyts but the most reliable infCrnstiou from Al
Iapos ia that the Governor positively refused 70 see
the lsst Committee ihs. attempted 70 interfere IN De-
half OF the criminals
The par,irg Of the parents aud relatives Of Crops,
COrrie and Gan bril- with the condemned took pisce
lss evening aud If reported one OF tue most mar
rnv,irp scepes IMAGINABLE The screams Of ,mohars
and sisters we're beard outside o. the Jail Cotns tor
the miserable mef were brought iro the jail tonight
All sngeInsuts for the execution are complete An
extra police force fully armed, mas been ordered on
duty for any emergency tost msy arse
We have no:hi6g from Annapolis relative to the ar
riyal Of the fIigste Curacao yet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08

THE New OLYMPIC GAMES IN GREEcE.-A rich
Greek, Evsnselis Zappas OF Bucharest, has given to
the Greek nation the interest Of 400 shsrss in the Ma
ona Bank at Athens, and TO- 900 drachmss in cash. TO
found and support new 0'ympics for the bench! Of
ar manufactures and agriculture. royal order hes
appeared for their regulation They are to be cele-
brsted every four ye.rs. They will combine IN Art
and Industrial Exhibition with Agricultural Far.
The prizes will b. money, medals and hocorsoe men
tons They are to be nel in October, from the Ia, to
the itb Sur days Of that month. Tne fret Sunday BE-
Gins with diyte service in honor Of oil who have aided
the spiritual or nssonsl progress Of Greece the res
of the day Is devoted TO meeting Of the philosophers,
at which the spiritual progress Of the last fodr years
10 b represented The principal philosophical works
OF the Olymoisd will be noticed and prize awarded.
On the second Sunday prizes will be awarded for the
b, 81 cattle l the afternoon trial Of speed Of native
horses On the 1ird Sunday prizes will be awarded
for the best agricultural product' in the afternoon
g,nnast c exhibition in the stadium at Athens, prise1
10 be awarded in money and laurel crowns. Tns last
Sunday Is allotted 10 the distribution Of prizes for tbs
best manufactures; 10 the evening new drama,
selected by he Academy is TO be played, with musical
n,erludes Of Greek composition for which prizes viii
he awarded The first Festival will be held In October,
IzIQ
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FRANCE.

The 1Ionifcur of the I'D contains the following:
"Rufsis has proposed the assembling of Congress,
with view 10 prevent toe CON Ilcatons TO which the
condition OF Italy might give rec, and which Will nat
urally disturb the peace Europe. The Congress IS
proposed TO be constituted OF penpOtentares
from France Austria, England, Prussis and Russia,
and 10 be summoned 20 meet in some neutral 10 En
The French Government has given It's assent to the
proposal Of the Russian Cabinet but the Cabinets OF
Lon DON Vienna aud Berlin have MOI yet returned an
ofiC reply
This article caused further rse on the Bourse OF
10 : per cent, but subsequ' ny it was rumored that
Aus ria had refused the prop siton tor Congress on
Italian affairs and reaction occurred the Three Per
Cents closing dull at Csc. Sc. Tor money and 65t Tor
account. -,
There were rumors Of auother grand review of the
entire army of Poris on Suncs y, the 21th.
The NOrd states tbst in tue new European Congress
the treaties Of lSlJ will be taken the starting point
for regotlatiOns-tha u.s. IL has been Ic oved not to
upsettie territorial arrangements made in that year.
The Post Paris spOGdeGt says that there ls no
basis set agreed upon for negotiation.
The N1HlfeuY of this morning contains report by
NJ Delange on the subject OF Protestant worship IN
France HoncefOrtb III order to Increase the guaran
toes fer the liberty of worship the authority for open
ing Lev Protestant churches, &c. will be granted,
not by Projects but by the Emperor in his Coanc OF
State.
The Globes Paris correspondent says that Poerio
will be uaturalzed upon his arrival il Piedmont and
enter the Parliament at the earliest vac Ancy.
Coptr entail letters describe uninterrupted warlke
prepsrstions on the part of France, Austria and
Piedmont
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GREAT BRITAIN.

In the House Ct LOtGs the I'D, the bill amsn1Dg
the marriage laws and egsi5ing marriage with De-
cessed wife sister wa debated and lost by vote OF
g. 10 80.
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Disrssl said the
terms Of the subsidy 10 the Galway lue Of steamers
were Substantially arranged bat n. definitely set.'e>
TIE debate on the Reform bill was resumed. VI -ssrs.
wilson ScDey CrOseiey, apd others spoke against Il,
ana Sir T. Bnlser the Solicitor General and Others
favor Of 1t. The debate ives then Adjourned Until tae
9th.
horors On numerous ludian Ocers. II slsO announces
the appontu ent Of George Hunter Carey as Attorney
General Of British Colomti'.
The appointment of Mr.. Dowing ss United States
Consul for Cork il officially Recognized.
The ship Achilles, from Bremen TO New Orleans,
run ashore near LeIwick, March T. durng hurri-
cane and became raterlogged, and will PROBABLY be
The ship Isaso Wright, which was scuttled in the
Meisey, was raised On tue I'd aud locked.
THE LATEST.
LoSDOE, Wednesday.
TIE DAILY Ners CITY Article rays that a CONSIDER
able degree Of Idec sion prevailed among spectators
on Tuesday. In the morning., the M0Guelr's an-
nouncemtnt Of Congress caused cOnsos to adv 1nce
J. but subsequently, lover prices came from Pans,
and vague rumor circulated tina Austria declined to
accept the proposed Congress, which caused fall IN
the foreign exchanges ard a rescuOn on the Stock
Exchange, consOls closing lower than on Monday.
All the ma ket5 al the clOse were comparatively
deserted. money was in good demand in the street,
but o1iet at the Bank the suppy has increased and,
III iep cases, the rate is below the B40k minimum.
The Times City Article says the funds opened stea1i
Iy on Tue,day at improved quotations. but specua-
tive sales on foreign account caused reaction, the
maIket closing heavy. slight increase in the de-
msnd for money ass'sted 10 checking the buoyanc5.
There Is much disappointment 81 some anxiety as to
the delay il the ARRIVAL Of the January mail from Aus
Iaa.
In regard to tie projected Congress Genevs, Ion
don, Brussels and the Hsgue have been successivey
n toned es the place at which it Will be held, but
The Times believes that AK e Chspelle will ultimate
~ be seected.
the Daily Nsrs says tina! Sir Z. l.. Bnlwer's
speech last night the Reform bill, was thoroughly
sncoessful as an ofstorca e1Od but It was not ar
puuent He denounced all concession to the working
eaftes a. subyetive of the freedom safety and honor
of England.
The H,raJd takes precisely the opposite view of
Bulwer's speech, and says ne boldly gropPed with
the absurd charge that Ministers are afraid Of the
influence Of the working man and have not consulted
mis- interests.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08

A CIR OFFICER ISJUEED.-Lsst evening Mr..
Daniel Even one Of the City Surveyors, was Knocked
down and nm over in Broadway, corner Of Canal
street. By horse ard wagon, and ssyersly blurred.
T occupant Of the vehicle wss.dnViDg down Beo.A-
va, ri furious rate, and Mr.. Even, who Was IN the
act Of crossing the street kDocked down oy the
bor,e. the wheels Of the wagon pacing over hs
head. Ire injured man was carried into drug store
in the vicinity where bis wounds were dressed, sfsor
voch Officer Cholwell of pse Eighth Precinct COZ
We, ed him TO his residence. No. l63 Est Bsosd~ay.
Several officers and citizss pursued the Jehu, bat
were or able TO oyertske him.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cor,,yondsuce Of The n Y. Tribdre.

Cou,,zondsuce Of The N Y TFibdne.
IsDnSPoLE, April 1, 1889.
Tie ste weather Of the lsst few days has materially
aided 10 restore hope and cOEhdsrce TO the farmers
and bg.t ess ueu OF Iniians. From al parts OF the
state the reports are encouraging Sc TO the prospects
Of the wheat ard fruit crop. Although there have
been several pretty oss, It Is believed that 40
nst,r,sl dsmsge mas been done ~ the ifuit, Wlcn,
nrSsr the influence OF the weather Of M&fcn, s
in an uncommoplJ forward state OF mstnnIy' Ffuh
tree, Of all kinds are in full bloom sod the leaves ara
putin forth rs,dly on shade trees Already trid'
is becoming revived Throughout the State, and SIons
cobfcepee Is growing up that the Stagnstlon ana sui
ierng of the pest t-o years have passed away aha
;hs. we shall soon regain Our former prosperity
This city !. improving rapidly. 50 fer a. ny KNOW
edge sxfeLds, building aid improvements areso
ing and contemplated than in Any other city OF any
ih'rg Ike it, population. In 9 few years when It
wshs ard tueets sbal be folly graded and improved
there can hardly be found city az pleasant sLd ccm
Portable Tor residence thz; aud ID Sumner when
liz trees and sbIubbery are 10 full bloom, il
urccu monly PHEASANT. Its manufactures lncreas-
pg, AID Il "A astorHbirg why they DO no. incrsass
spcly, considering the excellent aud avaiAbls
water power snd facilities for transport sion which
may he enjoyed. II lis moral and religious chsrac-
Ter It's City staEcs prs miner, throag the Union
a largeT proportion % is population are hsbitdal
cLurch-g'ers tbaA of suy otner city. / have no
GcEj, the s'aii.t.Ca vii show this to De Neral fact
There = no ysItcO.a. c09Hnst ga u tie political
-le a.t'-. o. Carer lection VII spSa nc 4. hand
st1 beth pp.ies asys cozlls.;sI thsL cAni.ds,as
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The New Line OF Telegraph.

BuSTuN, Ihursuhy, AprA ., i'"''
On Monday, new bill for submarine Ie'seta D.
IN rcn,ec, Nss.scblsetts with Novs S'ot!s, was IN
troduced into the acuse and passed 70 BE- ensroS'od
ourug late r'sht session. The pew bill embraced
The names @. T. $ Tobey sud otLers, as corPofstors
but Quilted the rame OF I. " Gisb0rpei 10 other re-
,pecis the hi thong much brioier was identical 10
iit,nt with the hill previously defeated. The bul as
passed by TIE House, csme before the Senste Thu.
afternoon the orders Of toe day ard was defeated
on its third reading by l. Nays - IA Yeas. mooon
to reconsider was n ect,t, sCd ths pro sct Of a
competing telegraph E,s sss, bas ,has beec dnsIy
Mild.
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YALE COLLEGE.

Co!rs,ponesrcs CT TAe n Y. Tribure.
NLw-HAyES. Apr g. 1854.
TIE Jarior Exhibition Of the csss of ls9 took paes
On Tuesday afternoon ard evening, the j,h ms. 1t IS
generally 81 occasion frscsh. with much that s good,
and rcry much that s open to severe sad tnsrted crit
c.sm Bet in this CAGE the order wss reyerssc snd
tire exercises we're Of s superior eh.rs' ter Amjcs
the soe.kerr Of the afternoon The most proniren. was
william Fosler Of Utra ~no treated his subject,
Faith il couuCn life" with mastery hs1d, Aad
delivered /. With 40 eGrntst eoqo-a,r That gained III
him .he ursiyiisd attention o.. as bearers.
A IN hea; bsioTs .as eynneace mart u Tue s'e1rg
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md 4,

The details of the Bombay news are to the 9th of
February. They add htc Of interest to the telegraph
account.
The Sep0ys continued to surrender, and were geuer-
ally starving. The amnesty uncer the latest insruc-
tions iIom Lord Canning, had produced remarkable
results Seven Thousand hsd surrendered IN Az
reilly 900 in Bcddon, AID 200 in ShahlehanpoTe,
Moraabad spd BlZour.
Lord Clyde it was said, would remain IN India for
The rem ainder of the year.
Precautions have been taken TO prevent the return
Of the rebels into Dude.
Cotton goods Were all lower, but stocks were very
ncii. FIeights to England were looking up.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE
SENATE. ALBANY, April 6. 1852.
Mr.. MATHER moved to reconsider the vote and
Law the motion on the table Carried.
ASSEMBLY,.
EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION.
The Grinding Committee reported q number OF bills
as proper TO be reported complete; snorg them the
The BROOKLYN Public Park act.
To repeal the charter Of the Loan and Relief CON-
pany.
The New.York Annual Tax bill in its original shape.
To authorize railroad track in Atlantic .and other
streets. Brooklyn.
The bill for the relief Of the State Inebrate Asyum.
TIE bill in relation To vessels.
TO amend tue law of Divorce.
To SUPPLIES hceutousness il the City OF New ork.
MIR. HUTCHINSON moved to strike the last bill
from the report it wac too important 10 be acted on
summarly,
Tie motion to strike ont was lost and the bin sent
to a Special Committee to report complete.
Mr.. MITCHELL moved - strike out OF the report
the bill to facilitate the procurement of divorce Lost
Mr. CHRISTIE moved to strike out the bill relet'
NJ to vessels. Lost.
The bill to pIots CT gas consumers was passed.
The bill to amend the Revised Statues, go as ID al
low the Coumisso of the Land Office to lease the
State lands for longer period than ole yesr, came up
for third reading.
Mr. OPDYkE moved TO recommit the bill, with in
structops to omit from the operations Of the bill the
West Washington Market ground, New York.
Mr. Smith moved 10 amend by omittirg the New
York Battery ground.
TIE motion 10 Iecommit the bill was carried
Mr.. SCHOLEFIEID moved 70 take mp the New
York City Railroad bills, and the bill TO provide Tor
the closing of the TUNE in Atlantic street. Brooklyn,
and put them on their third reading.
Alter oebate the motion was carried.
The Atlantic street tunnel bill was then put on It's
third reading, but before the reading was concaiec,
Mr. tt THILL moved 10 recommlt the bill with III
strucoLs 10 strike all relating to the assessment
OF $l2j, eco on the property Of Al ante street.
Motion lost, Only ~ voting IN the siilrmatVe'
The bill was then passed by 4 to =.
The New.loIk SeyeLth-Ayenue Railroad Dll vas
then read sbird time.
Nj OPDlkE moved 70 recOmmt the bill win M
sIuctons to seIt other corpoIsOrs names, and pro-
vide for the payment q $500 GOO for TIE franchise
Motion lost ard the bill passed by ~ II -.
Ire New ofk Fouiteeuth.stTeet Railroad was nex'
taken up.
Mr.. 6PDYKE moved to recommi;, with instruction:
to amend.
Motion lost and the bill passed.
The New. York Avenue ID Railroad ill, alter sun
lsr Intellectual attempt 20 recount Iss aso passed
Adjourned.
SENATE....ALBNSY,A April =
The bill submitting 10 the people the question OF q
losn of two and half millions tor the payment OF toe
Canal Debt, came up tor "a third reading.
Mr. ". 4 WHEELER moved 10 rrc0mmi', 30 as
70 increase the amount sufficiently 10 pay the interest
OIL the Caua debt. Motion lost by 10 L..
motion is pending to Substitute for the bill reso
aton TO amend the Constitution and borrow thrOe and
ana d half millions.
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A OSE-HusDRKD DOLLAR PRIzE.--Ths Church
AntS.yery Society, at its buscess meeting held IN
Worcester Mas, on the 18th of March, passed rsso-
luton on ripg premium Of 500 for the best tract
showing TIA toe Bible gives no warrant or allowance
for ehsttel Slavery. Toe Committee Of Award arc
the Rev. Samuel Hart Of Franklin, RchardP Ws'oss
of Salem, and Deacon j. Wasuburn Of Worcester.
Manuscripts ore - DO sent 10 by the let Of june TO the
Rev Henry r. Cheeyer Of Jswstt City, Conn.
Religious papers Of the different determinations are
requested 10 give this arrangement publicity.
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The CITY Charter.

ALBANI, T0ursdsy, ApnI 1-I:IU ?. N.
The City Charter has passed the Assembly by a
vote of Il to 81.
The bill reported last night blythe Grinding Commit
tee entitled Relating 10 Vessels, makes It the obi
atoTy DUTY of the Inspector of Nesses Of the port OF
New lolk 10 examine all cOSsting vessels. A. pre-
sent such an officer exists but only makes examination
when directed by the Mayor or Board Of Health. The
bill wouo thus create office second only 10 fees aud
importance to the Health Officer. Every cOasting
vessel entering the port would under ia provisions,
be subject TO tax of three dollars each time.
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Gre. Own CousIpordent


WASHINGTON, April t., 1889.
Since Mr.. SeAles has been brought 50 c)nspicu-
ously before the public by the recent tragedy,
mapy forgotten incidents connected with his pOlit-
zeal and personal career have been revived. With
the latter cls.s il is not the habit Of tbs CORE
spondence 10 middle. The other furnishes fair
occasion for CONNECT. II is nov known that most
of the diplomatic appointments OF tue late Admin
istration were made without the participation OF
Gov. Marcy. Wren be found disposition TO en-
gross tits patronage he insisted upon being relieved
of all the responsibility aud politely referred sp-
rIicsrt- ~ the White House. Mr. SiCkle5 was
sppoiuted Secretary of Legation ~ London m tbs
WAY, His commission was made out IN the Depart
meIt of state and laid upon Gov. Siarcys table
for signature. After remaining there Tor some
time unsigned, his attention was more tlan once
called to tie omission. but with no effect. Gov.
Marcy had satisfactory reasons Tor refusing 10
sanction that appointment just as tie aad ior rriu'-
inc 10 present Padre Viii 70 the President as
Walkers Minister from Nicaragua, when Gen.
Pierce consented to stultiy himself by ignoring the
previous action Of MS Administration. Finally,
Mr. sicAes commission was slgued By Nj. dudley
Mann as Acting Secretary OF Stale.
Don't be at all alarmed By the sensation dis
patches cent 10 the President organ IN Ne~'io ORR,
in regard to Nicaragua Ii is easy 10 illuminate 'uch
beiiCose msnite,ines when there is 40 ostnsioe
responsibility. The game Is perfectly understood
here and nobody is deceived by such Mexican
bonbsst According 20 The dispatches Of our o~n
aRents the temporary arrest OF the steamers, which
has been blazoned such an enormous outrage.
not intended as q seizure at all. but was
prompted solely BY The belief of fllibustering
invasion. The material raparatiOn which Il con-
tempated by the instructions 70 Gen. Lamar, ha,
already been made, and Was at least semi-Ofiicisly
known 10 the President hen he superintendent their
preparation In other respects considerable
margin bas been appropriated for flourish, but there
VIII be no fighting. So much is certain. A. foF
all the naval demonstrations, they are mere humbug
and got up for popular effect.