New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27


Guaymas and marched through Sonora to Arizona,
as they can be under our treaty stipulations with
Mex leo, wbsh give the United States right Of
transit with men and munitions Of war.
| He represents the Mexican States coveted by the
Rebels among the very richest in America, their
mines being at least as productive IS those oil The
Golden State, and he expresses the fear that unless
we strike quickly i. may be difficult TO drive Gen.
Sibley's forces from Sonora, chihuahua, or even
Arizona. lie urges also, tia; one or two vessels OF
war should be posted at Guaynas fleet Of obser.
walton.
THE DESIGNS OF FRANCE.
AS respects the designs of France, he has no
doubt that the army now in Mexico will successfully
march to the Capital. Although but 900 strong it
is composed of veteran soldiers, who have seen ser
vice in the Crmea and in Africa
After their arrival at the City Of Mexico their
troubles will commence But Napoleon has reen-
forcements already ON the way, and will, ss Is
believed increase Lis forces to the number of 10000
OF 20 900 men, if necessary. He believes that France
means to make Of the lsthmus OF Tehauntepec as
route for i'd China trade and as base Of opera
tons.
OUR TREATY WITH MEXICO.
Our informant has great faith in the treaty nego-
tated by Minister Corwn and brought here BY the
sst steamer. lie says that the loan by INSTRUMENTS
for which it provides, is amply secured by Church
and other property morgaged TO the tnted States
which the Government ia at liberty to sell from time
TO time as required.
THE RELEASED BLACK WOMAN.
The black woman whose release from jill and the
hands of the kidnappers war secured by Gen. ads
worth, the Mary hand claimant and Marshal Lamon
to the contrary Notwithstanding, lived, are as
sured in the District two months before the EmaDe-
patton passed, aud has been here ever since. and
is therefore entitled to her freedom under it's pro-
visions
TIE REJOICING or TIVE REBELS.
One of the moot curious manifestations Of JOY over
the blow winch the Washington Rebels thought tie
c,nso of the Union Lad suffered in the defeat Of Cen
Banks. WIS among the chiidvn OF whom party
at least, were singing, while playing in the street
song Of which the refrain ,gniiied that the Yankees
were whipped
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PRESIDENT.
Mr.. Wilson to-day very distinctly told the Senate
that for whatever dis positions Of troops bad taken
place in this vicinity, for the Withholding OF Gen.
McDowelrs command from Gen. McClelad aad
withdrawal Of Gen Shields from Gen BAnls, the
I President alone was responsible.
Garrett DAVIS or GEN. UuyiyR.
Carrot Davis INDUCED in iirads against General
Hunter to-day, which the expiration Of the morning
hour cut short. He WA syeral times pp,hei TO the
, wall by some quee.ions put to him by different
Senators. lie bad never beard that Gen. Hunter
was at Boil Run, ard he did not know tha, Jackson
U IL. II -. .,,,f.
AGAINST that Of Union refugees from that town who
had tclI Senator Clark that the evacuation Of the
pirce was military necessity.
THE TAX BILL.
Senatos Simmons will Introduce amendments to
the Tax bill tomorrow md support them in asPeech.
His presen; project differs somewha, from the fiat
framed aud published in TIA TnBraE. He taxes
slaves d,tilled aud malt liQIors, petroleum. oil, auo-
lion s4es and licenses. lie retains the income tax.
80 published from which he expects TO realize $iO,-
600 coo.
DISTINGUISHED CALL on MR. MASON.
Letters from London, announce that Mr. schleiden'
Minister Resident to tie United States from the Bur
gonaslor Of Bremen, now on leave 81 absence m
Europe. arrived At London, and Immediately paid
~. tslrecs ~ Mr.. Mason the agent for seeeNi n
England As a diplomat Of high standing hr'
Schlridep, courier to Republicans in ".shins' oo'
fre, 70 be popular in Dixie with reference to posi-
ble emergencies.
NOTHING FRoM HAiIECh.
No advice. have been received at The War De-
partnent to-day from Gen, Ilalleet.
Personal.
Lieut. De Wolf Of Chicago, severely wounded nt
Williamsburg, reached Washington with bis mother
Yesterday and was taken TO the resdenee OF Repre-
tentative Arnold. where 10 will receive every at
tentiOn.
NAVAL PROMOTIONS.
The following Acting Masters Mates have been
promoted by the Navy Department u be Acting
Master,: WIN. I. Buck, Edmund KimtaD VIM
II. Males, Richard Hines, Wm. +. Pratt. Lieut.. A.
H.. Hughes ordered to report 10 Commodore PAuid-
iug for command Of the Mohawk. Capt Chauncey
ordered to report by letter to the Ordnance bureau
for duty. John Fitch, appointed Third ASSISTANT
Engineer, ordered 10 the steamer Massachusetts
VISITORS 70 WEST POINT.
III. President has appointed the following visitors
70 the Military Academy at West Point for the ALI
,,sI examination of 1862: The Rev. j. Phelps Of
California, James II. Copeland OF Delaware Horace
/ Riddle Of Indiana, the Hon. James Knox OF li'i-
mia the Hon. Isaac p. Christiancy OF Michigan Ia.
ward Is. McPberson Of Missouri, the Hon. Samuel
Uotop Of New Hampshire the Hon. Thos I. Car
penter Of wJerey, the Rev. DIR. Frames way
land Of Rhode Island, John u. Rodgers OF Iennes-
see Philip Bartlett Of Vermont Dr. ofmond Dea,'o
Of Kentucky, VIM. IL. Is. Gusts OF Virginia the
Rev l.. Van Bokkelin of Mary land, Gen. Joseph
Marklo Of Pennsy lvania, and Charles Anderson o.
Texas.
THE pEpONsE OF MASSACHUSETTS,.