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New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

Tie story 10 which We gave circulation some
dsys since received from Vera Cruz VIA New-Or-
leans, tha, Lsrquez commanding for tie Church
party :, Gusdsls)srs, had seized AID appropriated
10 his OWE Use conducts OF specie 70 the amount
OF see COO on TIE way from GGsnsjuato 10 san
Bias, appears 10 have been cslumny. Adyices
from Mszstl.n give quite snoihe, account. They
represent Narqaez as employed IN eseorting to
Ssn Blss, for .hpmen. II British ship of war lying
there 10 receive L. cOncIctA Of some four Millions
Of dollars, lie having been paid the regular duty on
the expectation. The same accounts represent.
tat TIE Consiitu;onslst forces hca hsd hitherto
held Tepi. Lear San Bias, h.d retired en- news Of
tie approach Of Marquee. However, the Coast
tuiiOu&listz h:d determined Lot 10 s!ve up tte.r
claim 70 Re pad a duty also OF tie exPortA,on o,
TIE specie. For tbs purpose tie authorities $. Ms
Ta,isn hsi Chartered, under pre;ense of buying 81
American steamer the Santa Cruz, employed on that
eossi AID had stn. body Of sailors IN Ter - San
BIAS, uuieI command OF a. American named Norton
The objec, IS 20 ti OF: foEls Of small vessels
With xheh TO intercep, The shipment Of tie specie
tie vessel IL which II 70 be shipped be; u obliged
,o lie several miles from tie shore a, the mouth Of
TIE hsrsor Tai, Norton IS represented as des.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

New proofs are every day sccuUulstins Of the
hold which the question Of reyiyiDg the African
slaye.trade ha. taken on the Southern mind. The
pending pubernatoriL contest in Texas turns en-
tirely on that question. Gen. Houston has pre-
ssnted himself rs candidate for Governor asslDs!
the regular Democratic nominee, exclusively on
the ground of OPPOSITE N to n. revival ci the
African trade. Though from motives of policy not
inserted in terms into tie Texas Democratic Plat-
form the revival of the African slave trade is well
Nj erstood 10 have the taci support Of the regular
leaders Of the party. In this emergency the cit
7ens Of Texas opposed 10 ths. policy haze appealed
10 Gen. Houston to give them the advantage OF ais
name and leadership. Educated In the old Viz
sinis schoel of " whieh Thomas Jefferson w,s the
spostle aid taugh: in bis youth to regard SSsyery
IS an evil, Gen. Houston has lot yet eees
converted 10 the new ideas which OF la'e have
msde such rapid progress at the South. Hence he
has been al object OF bitter snd peFseyering hosn-
i,y on the part Of the ultra partisans Of Slavery by
whose means lie has been ousted from the Senate
His triumph ST the pending gubern.iorlal e.ection
might probably lead 10 his return TO that body.
lems,ica though DO doubt, in addition 70 the sup
por, Of those opposed TO the revival Of tse Aric,n
slaye-,rsde, Gen Houston may receive consider
able number of votes on the strength Of bis per-
sousl popularity. On the other hand, the deieH OF
Gen. Houston would undoubtedly be claimed by
the parts,ns Of reviying the African saye-trade IS
= popular sanction Of that policy.
We observe. too. in Georgia, indications Of tie
Importance which this question IS assuming y
Convention of those opposed 10 the present Ma
iions Administration was held q, Macon OF tie
20ih Of July. AZ tbs Convection resolution was
offered declining 10 express any opinion. oae Wa!
or tie other as TO !he policy Of revlying The African
.lsvetrsde. yet urging the rePeal Of the Federal
laws sgains. it, on the ground that tie COnstitG-
ton grants no such power 10 Congress, sud that
toe subject belongs properly 70 tue States. Tnis
resolution was met by another declaring that Il IS
"inexptdieut, unwise. ani contrary 10 the settled
policy Of the United Sts,es 10 repeal the Avs pre-
"hibiiirg the African slayeIrsie" Tie COnven-
ter. however, disposed Of the matter BY laying both
resolutions on tie table, which mus. Be taken 81
indication Of pretty e9uL division oi opinion.
While tie question Of the Presidential successor
ship 10 Mr.. Buchanan Is pending, there IS 5 strong
disposition on the part Of maDy Southern Poltlesl
leaders 10 Keep tbs question IN tie bsek ground.
Let. however Southern successor Dc elected, and
We should see il become st once tie leading qaes-
ton in eur nsiionAl politics.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

BY the steamship Northern Light, from AsPin-
wall ON the 22d ult, which arrived yesterday after
noon, we have later adylces from Central aud South
America. Valparaiso dates are to July !. Chill
had at last sgreed to pay $l5 900 indemnity to the
owners of the whser Franklin, detained at Talcs
huana in 1882 The town Of Ancud had been almost
destroyed by fire, the computed loss being half a
million. Csllao dates are to July II. The late re-
suppressed and an amnesty had been granted. Our
correspondent sends further and interesting par
ticulars touching The gold dggings in the lndian
praNcs az Chirilui.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

1T reported that considerable number Of ~
slsctor, Of the lid Congressional District are
shout to present to the Hon. Mf slckle' meme
rial requesting him to resiga the se,t IN Congres
lsssl, awarded to him after the election OF last
November. We respectfully suggest that they AA
better DO no such thing. We give this sdvice oct
onI, because Mr. Sickles Will pay no a"ent'"s 70
their request. and their labor will De all 10 'naj
but because il seems 10 us desirable thar notoias
should interfere with his expulsion from memoes-
ship by the House Of Representatives. we oene's
that Mr. williamson, who contests Tue o'ee"oo.
will be able to prove so clearly that the pretended
msieri.y for Slckles Was work OF 'ra"d' taas
wbs,ever the political complexion Of the majority
in the House. the seat must be given to him That
will be much more Wholesome way Of dispo'inx q
the matter aud of restoring Mr sicAes t" the traa
guilty of private life than the one contemplate
by the memoir ,lsts.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

Speclal 0Dpach 70 Tie ~ l. itsune
WASHINGTON. July 81, 1869.
.Fndee BowR's friends sre confident OF has sP-
poi,tment 10 the mission to Central America, -
anticipated in my correspondence.
Secretary Cobb goes to Georgia Immediately, -
visit 10 his family there
While boasts are made of the great increase in
the revenue. the Treasury balance keeps barely
within working margin. Yet DO money hi" besa
psid ost on account of the Post Office and Sccro-
tsry Cobb refuses 20 satisfy oil claims which can b
postponed
INF. Hendricks be nominated BY the Democratic
Convention of Indiana for Governor, which Is con-
sidered doubtful here, be will not resign his Com
missionership in the Land Ofscc unless elected.
He is suspected of entertaining AntLecomPtoo
sympathies which do not suit Me-, Bright.
The President wrote here to say that no dis
patches should be sent TO Mexico I'll his return
WAsHIsGroS, Saturday. July 30, lS
Information has been received 81 the Department o'
State 10 the effect that the proper steps have been
taken by the Chinese Governmes, 70 carry ITO effect
the arrangements msde by eI Minister Reei fOr he
paymeus Of the various claims OF American citizens,
amounting to about S7W,Wo.
W.sHIsGIos July 81, 1863.
The construction OF the Washington National Monu-
neUt after suspensCn Of several year, il about to
be resumed systems TO rase funds for the prosecu-
ton of the work have been pGt 10 operation, and II Is
proposed 10 request the pCstmisers throughout tho
coutry 20 give aid 10 tie enterprise by placing boxes
within their respective Offices for the reception OF
coutrbutiOus ana forwarding the returns to Wash
ipgton. ..,
few cents a month from she thirty Thousand post
Offices would su ice a few years, TO raise the ohae
10 It's intended hight The Posmasters of many Of the
principal cities including those of Nes-fora, WASH
netop, Boston, Brooklyn, Baltimore and Charie.ton~
hsve already expressed Their readiness 10 lend il
cordial cooperation. The Postmaster General h.
written letter Lieut.. lves, the engineer charge
Cf the Monument. lie says:
1T is the privilege Of POtmasters and others
with the po-tal service, in common with ali other c
7er = 10 give this enterprise such support their
judgments and Feelings may prompt. IL !. as citizens,
and soi as officers, that their influence will bs in-
yokei ana doubt rot tbe. IN this lsudabs eDdesysr
worthy 10 Illustrate and perpetua,e the fame OF the
Father Of biz Country they will yield 10 in the
promptipgs and earEestress Of their cooperation
Special DsE.;ch = The Baltimore S1z-
WAsHIssroS, Friday, July -, 1879.
G.. 4. Jerer writes tha. the Nicaragua Congress
which is coon to meet, will raify the Zelsion Lamar
tresiy This is free from clause about tIloustsrs
which WAS regarded by Mr.. Buchanan ss insulting 70
,hi. Government.
The Southern CHi=sa "a 10 be merged With The Nes-
York D0y Book, sir. Mitchell retiring.
II is certain there have been mail cspreiations
Gently between this cay and Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

perste fellow. formerly 10 command Of the Msrs.
steamer Iturbids. and lately Captain Of the Pc
of Mazasan.
These accounts ssy nothing OF sny pronsac.
miento by Marquer in favor Of himself or IL
Church, as sgsinst Mramon, and probably na
story msy have as little foundation IS the one Abo
tie robbery Of the conducts-
No great efforts appear to BE- making 10 u
nor west Of Mexico on the Constitution ''l't sd
nor doe. there appesr to be any Consttus'onIu;
force i, tie field able 10 face Mariaez
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
Railroad Casualty.

B0sTON, Sa'ufdsy, J0IY 81, M.
Tie morning EKpress tram from New Beafogd sod
Fsl River cane Il ool.l..on sga Garage a. tho
crossing IN Norm Britgsws,er. !. which . gDAn,
Two .a.e- ard child Ope Of be sci ies ari The chl1
we're irstAI;y killed. sl3 the nan snd remaining sly
terribly and, Z = fesrst. fatally riarej. The
O. tie parties have 70: o-en .sce-t.oei.
Tie sh-si.e Wa tosn sri the brake appEei 20 la
tram e. so.n A. he Carriage seer. D., tie
persisted vhiFpEg hi aorSe sor~ a-i which was tss
cause o.! the clsa,eE NsIef wilasses Il H. az
cceu safe iSi tie oictTs o Ihs ,Ean are free tna
. blA-e = he r.s.tey
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
Cassius N. Clay ON the stump.
CINCINNATI, Saiurd.y, July 81.

IINVINNsII, oaluI1ay JuIy oV' NV
The Hon. Csssias VI. Clay addressed large sai-
cree last evening q, Covrgron, Ksnsacky, the po
l,eal topics Of tbs day, with regard TO the Gubsrns
torisl election. He advocated neither side bat de-
nouneed both candidates, Bell and Msgofin poti-
cal quacls. Hus speech was strsightout RspubheAa
manifesto, closing with al spPes TO the aoaslsve-
holders Of Kentucky to make preparations to share
reIi Fs in the national triumph Of the Republicans.
There were no attempts at disturbance during The
speech.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
Letter from Presideut Buchanan.
liz DECLINES THE PRESIDENCY FOR A sESoND
TERM.

hE DkILINk, TIE fkk>iDENtf FOR A stAOND
TERM.
PITrsRrKGH, Saturday, Jaly 20, 1859.
Tie s1bciaed letter from President Bachan.o va
received ihs morpirg by the Hon. Wilson AeCssdlea
BEDFORD S7KISGs, July - 1879.
NJ DEAR SIR: have received your KIND po,e of
the leth INST; together vita tie lesier frym Post.
While appreciate, ss j. deserves, the absl0 and
ferd.hp displayed il tbat edI3r.. jet r-s,re, that
i has been published. Ny determination not, uader
any ciYcuusisroe-, TO become candidate FOR r-eiec-
ton ]. AIsl ard conclusive. Ny beet jsds Ten. and
strobg inclination un.,s in favor q tbs c)u-ss. To
cast doubts upon ny predetermined purpose q e.cu-
lated 70 impair my irczenoe II carrying out important
messsres AID affords preteXt .1T sayag th.t these
ueasuIesl have been Dictated by de-.re to be
nou mated.
WIZ kEess: r,s.s1' e., -ssp>s.fsrr - frss4.
JANIS B BUCHANAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

Mr. Buchanan has written letter in which he
SAWS that his determination not to be a candidate
for the Presidency in 1860 is Z" final and coucu-
siye," his "best Judgment and strong inclination
concurring "n favor Of such course The i'm
portsnce Of this exciting announcement will hardly
be- Oyprrated.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

The steamship Kangaroo which passed Cape
Race on Friday evening, brings European advices,
via Queenstown q day later than those of the
Apgo-Saxon and Ocean Queen. The only news of
Importance is that the Peace Conference, at which
France, Austria, and il is said Sardinia are to be
represented, would meet in Zurich in about ten days
Consols are quoted at % to 95., with dull market
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

All living men who do not care 70 abandon tie
faith Of tie fathers, vii be specially grateful 10
Providence for casting their 10, II century snd N
country IN which ~ much Of tie sross infteLiy Of
the mere pr0i, sscs is palpsble sHt ianOI0u'. /;
Is our privilege 70 I've IL dsy All generation
espob.e oi Distinguishing a-l 5Ases l. distinguish
belnVta tie sIIes.1ce a. ! ss.6s--rss ss-ca Ueaa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
Balloon Ascension.

-. LoCis, ss.r-,isy. jay 81 lse.
Professor VS. -sce very sasoes.t1l ascecsOa .
ii oeOck tbs DofU.ng, from WsshEg gtor-scasre. n
tbs e'y. IL e ts purpose 70 dssceoi az La
fAye;;e, lDc ara hers as hss made arrange ests fr
rsllaa;Ing h.s osloor, ard sa.ree he VII Agsa 81
osra a.. p-lceei eAs,xnri
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
Business Notices.
ALL RIGHT, ALL RIGHT!

ALL RIGHT, ALL RIGHT!
"An risht al nsht." snd stso'
An, - All night tor top 70 toe
f-.I ono~ ssslu, just ,his ooee mote
Ind .c.n me- vel. ff-Le. Ger and o'ef;
Tf,p II ycu con. my es-s delight,
And I,ud proc Am. " al rikh:''
Note Ere, my Nrsr-how looks that priyl
isr IN the fashion f-ff-.lJ cay
" III answer that IL che brief minute
Prince Albert might with pride BE- In u"
You really thuk sDi honof bright
Why then. lm sur- tbals rstt A!nshi'
Now for nv Cosr, II nAtes me Sigh
Tbs, don't Il, Time nsy ny
HI. onward course fr yesIs but 10
Such cat viii ever it me 90
rTls faultie.s p-s res 10 nv sfht"
WY then. my coat is night, "sI nAht'
What of NV PasTsl Dos like th. h,7
" With nnstohles. srsne. my friend, they al
Iu, i.alous while gaze upon
Tn. ~oudlous thin 70 Thy "a lo's done -,
Woald,t bse the same ? AYE, just snch otb"rA
Then .Eeed thee quickly 10 SMITH BROTHERS,
Aud hen you niset fair one bright,
She'll rsptared cry " You're rgnt, all nsn'?
sx,,s BsorHsss Phc- bolesse snd Retail Clothng
w,ryto.n. nc. IL, lS5 sno lg fuiioL-st \ L. v<A
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

No notice Of Anon yDous Connuniosrua VIA
intended for insertion mus BE- sathen;o.ted e 70
and address Of the wrterno necessarily 'oI p2ohci
ton. but guaranty for bis good tsi,h
We cannot undertake 70 return rejected Conmnnicsaons
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

Elections Of State efIicers and members of Con
gress take place to-day in Kentucky, Alabama an
Texas.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

j. r. Pors Agent IN e.LL RvEs 70, the ses OF fsi
TRIsvSE Our Dsy, semi-Wsekly and Weekly edHons ca
be obtained from him
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

ALEANr, S.tarssy. JAY - ~"
TIE s5jcur-e8 srr IA Ieesr q tie $40 Trrrr.t-
sree Scie,y :. c21et . -.eei :. >z-s.o-a, Aos. :
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

POSTAGE STAMPS (three aud Ten seats) for SALE
n this Office
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

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p,IrsI Powpys Psoos DtFtABce Loc<s end Csoss bAss
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sarrs for silver plate &c D.pt NO b asnaJ st. conner
c, Leg, place formerly No 10 Pears 81
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

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Brsids Fronts Half Wigs ETC. now oo~Pe,e He 'g'endls
DIV, h .pp.d by ass u tL- sssfaos cf ev-rJ
on. Hsnufsctarel and cold .: No Asor Howe CoVy ~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
Nstu11urk Daily Gibmare
TO CORREspOyDEyTs.

MONDAY, AUGUST ], 1859.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

TAXES! TAXEs TAXES !-Unlon Fort, Pei,
h.m,iIe Wakefield Mount Vernon East We. and Ceu'al
10, pon Taxes vita the amount aue On ga Io ca.
b. sen At the ,cc II NM H. PnIo,, esq No u fa'i l'h
near ah,y on TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY Of this week,
where may be paid Ala list Of the Mount vernon
lnnN s YokkE. Geueral Colector
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-03-11
Novel and extraordinary!
new SCHEDULE CT PRkANMS
OF THE
US, J0URNAL PUBLISHING HOySt.

KvNC0rRAGED by The UNEXANPLED
H. cIrCC,FcS Of our noy5 and cXtrlordina-
80 prc6inr, Offers in the circulation Of The
Observation-Disclosures pular pictorial monthly,
tbn 1rvtrr-n Sr,rps JorRNAt. and in tie sale OF
onr valuable Rocks we now announccOu now
nrooranr7e of nrerniums for the season of 1858
an1 le5o embracing the celebrated AT Union
series If tU.eIyo lar6c and splondid Sttpl Plnte-
Fngravinos and q Schedule Of Gold Watches,
Rich JrweIrv Of ali kinds. Gold Pens. dc., Of
fared on q scale Of liberaltv surprising all
nreyious offers sb.s
O,r To,ralrv is cornpozcd exclusively of the
richest frst-riass articles warranted tobesolid
cold or nreriecIv as renrcscnlcd. and every
6ere6n selects his own premium. Ours is the
ONLY Publishing House that offers Premiums ON
tbiS man or tbatfurnisbcs his class of Jewelry.
The following is n list of few of the ayti-.
clos with tho amount Of the club for which II
is givon as n ,ren,ipn and the postacc .eouir-
cd Tor lie delivery Inv mail.
Snlondid Detached Lever Enameledl
Dial cigbtecn corat GoId Watch
warranteda ncrfect time-kcener 500 "a
Elcoaut LeDine FnaneIed Dial IL
carat Gold Watch . 70 20
LARGE doubIe-glide Gold Pcnciland
Cold pen warranted IA he solid Postacc
roId tbronohopt. G 10 oc
Beautiful Cola Pencil. warranted 10
be solid gold throuqhout.......... . co.. .Oe.
Cold Pencil Cold watch Ecy'and
Gold Tooth Pick combined g co.. DC
Extension silver Case pencil fwor-
ranted same rs coin1 & cola Pen . 20 &c
Rich cold Rand R,nreIst a m Or
Fancy Gold Mosaic Bracelet. CO.. Sc :.
Snncrb Gnod Cold follo+ 20 81,
Set Of Gold Cameo Ear Drops. 6 O0..Cc
Set Of Gold Coral Ear Drops..... C 00...6c-
Gold Cameo Pin for Lady... x 90 &c