New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-05

Occasional. Of Tie Ptiqde'p tia Press give, tue
following account Of the 7arious yaa polt- Il pm
mittses at Washington:
"Prestol King CEairn.-n Of Tho X pubh,an National
Committee IN hls fuli suit Of brown linsn, with ais
long coat reaching almost 10 ais t5s may be eeen car
rying his mmeAse weight along the Avenue az stated
hOurs eXniJtiug IS much activity ana Zsh - Young
man Of tygsnty.fv lie is the vital spirit Of the Re-
ubcans here and tolls night and day in the cause OF
Lincoln aud Haloin. Entirely cOhudoAt OF success, 10
seems % have other object but TO provide against
disas er end 70 push on the column. Miles Taylor and
the Wickliffes father and son. have charge Of the
Douglas Organization, aud are doing vast deal OF
work. The BrsCknrdges, Oh -Four and-a-nait street,
are ia possession Of me room IN the second story Of
spacious house. and enjoy Advantage over the others
on account Of being able muster nt0 service the di-
fe1ent Clerks OF td- Departments. This organization
Il under the special onaIgs OF Cow J. stevens oI ash
ing,on Territory. The Bell ani Everett party are
mars1alisd jy alexander 4. B2teier Member OF Con
grss. fI0m he Harper Ferry Dstr.ct-a gentleman
Of high character and deserved popularity
Tie Detroit Tribune SAYS:
81 Gen. Orylls Clark Of Sandy Hill" 20 lie biL}
said would address the DOugsstes az the 30 Rancho
last evening. Gen. Orviis Clark reception was sew
ea degrees colder than charity but % spoke and me
most remarkable passage Of his speech we give below
lie ssid
TIE principle RI self go.erasus I, dreg to every Amer
lear couatry settled Oar i5:efitlsl,
et lad OF tyranny and ppre,oa 5f where they could
have church without 6ishop-a yo7etr ut without slns
kings. They ett the bssk Ahors o. the Ai3gs5 In eng
without avs aid sJsnny rs'sci that they o1I De g5tey1i
BY q. ia'e' Of Goi until sy pad nne @ NIKE 5st'f' mes
Democratic legislators improving on tie law OF 600
i5 a new phase OF the great question
THE Row AT NIAGARA FALLs.-Mrs. James Cor
DO. Bennett, while stopping at the Wayer!sy ysatsT-
Gay. gave different yegson Il Inc fracas m wnloa
her sou YVES engaged with the coljred waters n Mag
ara ale from that originally published 1y our CO.
temporary. Ste says tda. young Bennett with
friend named Phoenix, and Two otnsrs, whose I-nes
not given, drinking together IN room AT ths
International and had imbDed Dutt@O bottles u vine,
and were about calling for another, but no servant
answered the cal. Pnpniz aud Beuuet, then started
10 20 down stairs and Ia the nall they found lantern
which belonged 10 tie night Tatcnnan. Iley picked
up the lght, and Oh their way down stairs were met
by the Waterman, who Ia an insulting GauGer d.
maudei hi. lantern. Some words ioilo we'd and N tne
dispute the ws.chman drew h;s pistol, which was
knocked out Of his hand b. Bennett. PheniN seized
a chair ami threw il al tie waJcnulan, who retired
down stairs, followed by the Two yo9ug men de
escaped into the dningroom and called up the wait
eTs rho started for tie Office where PAnui2 ana Ben
nett We're conyeIsIng with DIR, Coleman ami but tor
Mr.. Coleman would have assaulted them there.
This was about clock in the morning and as Ben
nett and Phoenix did MT feel inchued 10 sleep, they
started for Goat Island They were followed there by
the waiters Bennett not liking the idea OF battle
with so many offered 70 fight with any one Singy, 10
aiso did Phgnix. The walters selected two OF their
beet " muscle " men, and the set TO commenced
Bennett came OFF victoIops, but Ph9nix got whipped.
The whole crowd OF waters then pitched IN, and
general melee ensue1i during which Phoenix was
knocked down and stabbed twice, ana is nov lying Ill
at the International.
This is the sum ard substance of Mrs BENEFITS
ement who wises TO correct the Impression that
her son was intoxicated or that he ia in the habit Of
carrying weapons firearms, and was not provided
with arms &C the tine ot the melee.
Roche,,or Expres' An, %
STEAM or TIN ERIE CASAL.-lt now seems proba-
BILE that steam viii soon be extensively used the Ers
Canal. The canal steamer VIM Wells Of Buffalo
Capt. ID. Gazlsy, left Buffalo at P. N. on Monday,
flsh nlt yrlth W of fhe mill IN
Rochester and she made the TO that city in y
hours This steamer built for Mr.. WIN. Wells, OF
the firm OF Seymour 4 Wells OF the Wads Worth Ee-
va,or, Buffalo, last Summer, with carrying capacity
power, is constructed with pony engine attached,
used for loading and unloading cargo which done a.
the rate of 400 barrels per hour The cos of boat and
engine complete was $500. She has made tn9 trip
iIom Buffalo 10 NeS York IN Elk ana a half lays run.
ming tine i've days AID hour, y; COST tJg iuei ~
bat SIS o.