New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25
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WASHINGTON, MOHdsy, Oct ", Ic1''
It's stated in official quarters that Tie COn,ttu-
ton and The Herad Of 10 morrow vii contain
letters duplicating Mr. Gliding, with the offenders
in the late affair at Hsrpers Ferry.
The Hon Robert McLsne arrived here today.
We also h,ve large number Of Epi,copal clergy
pen, en- route for the North from Redmond.
Several emibent professional gentlemen from
Maine have come on here TO aid ex-senator George
EytDs in bis efforts TO procure tie pardon of Capt
Ho.mes, latey convicted Of murder upon the high
seAs
II 10 curious fact that the successor Of Mr.. Far
an, late 7. NJ OF Cincinnati whore psper moderately
supported Nr Douglass doctrine Of Popular
Sovereignty is Mr.. Waiter, who voted all the
time for SIR. Pierce's nomination at Cincinnati.
FsraD, On the contrary, was as strenuous for Mr
BucbADan. From the same quarter that week
since predicted the fate Of Farsn, We have assur-
ances that other heads are yet TO fall in Ohio
Our commercial agent II Monroyia is constantly
urapg our Government, under the authority Of
the law Of 1924, to do away with discriminating
duties upon tunDage and commodities imported
into the United States in Liberian vessels. There
is reason to believe that the Government is taking
some action upon this just request because said
Liberian vessels are Of American build, and are
engaged. on the Increasing trade 10 such valuable
commodities as palm oil, cocosnut oil, ivory, coffee,
sugar, &c Besides, there are in Liberia no
countervailiDg discriminating duties against our
commerce.
WAsHIsGroS, Monday, Oct. "a 1859.
Commissioner Of Indian affairs Green wood has re-
turned to the city, after six weeks abeence, durns
which time be haa MADE arrangements for treaties nth
the Sacs and Foxes Of the Mississippi, and with the
Ksw Indians Of Kansas. tie visited nearly al the
Indian tribes in Ksneas ard Nebraska. tie expresses
grstifc a al the result OF his numerous Interviews
with them, and Gays they are an1oos 70 adopt the
pursuits of civilized life, they longer depend
upon the chase. This hss become the policy OF the
Government.
The sloop fwar Nncennes, having been absent on
tie African coast for two Year,, las been ordered
home.
Jesse Gay has resigned his commission as Chief En-
gineer in the Navy.
The following named officers have been ordered TO
the steamer " sterwcb, COW fitting cut for the Home
Squadron: Lieut.. Commanding, Sartor, and Lie1ts
Giis and Ware, Assistant Surgeon, Eu2les.
lumber of the papers brought from The insurgents
camp st Haperr Ferry aud in pos session u the Gov
eminent, will be published IN The Cons'umioH To-
morrow. Some OF them are signed John smith, IN ne
hhndwTtrg OF cue OF me sOns OF OsstaNuile D'o"n
and iIdorsei IN that Of the lAt'er. The documents
chow that the conspiracy extended throughout por-
ton of New-York, Ohio ard Nox-EagIaDd, and in
some towDsiL Pennsylvania. One letter says:
"Our hands, 60 far, are coming fJrwaro, probably
better than expected, We have called On them
Tie papers give the number Of pcksxes, shovel.,
end articles OF persopa comfort, toge her With tho bill
for the same while Others ssk for money, &C. F. B. s.
Of Concord, NJ H., subscribes go. There IL letter
Of the date oct. l. in which the writer states that he
was in Ashtsbua County, ard met With .oGe succesl
Our OLD fIieni J. K. g.. he ssys, took stock 70 ne
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