New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24
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FROM WASHINGTON.
LATER ADyICES FROM MEXICO
The Evacuation Of Tampico by the French
THE SUCCESSES OF THE MEx1oANs'
seRffnIN1uN TIE LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATIONS
THE SUCCESSES OF THE MEx1cANs
seaftnlpIcs 1Bt LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATIONS
THE ISSUE OF POSTAL CURRENCY.
Mrs swisshelm Oh the Minnesota savages

Official adVices hOm Mexico w ~ INC -''n Va
,orr,rv have been received here They confirm
.oeo,nis Of the evacuation by the French OF Tam
,i,o and other important Places contain Official
,.ports Of the exploit Of the Mexicans at lamPeo,
already described, and OF a number OF successful
attacks mon the French while on the march, ana OF
tho can,nre of several droves of their mules and
Ssses.
These mnles. which cost the invaders, including
,,e expepse Of transportation several hundred dol
hr a head, are sold by their guerrilla captora at g.
The ps,ticulars of the bombardment of Acapulco are
sleo given Sir Charlie, Wyke, the English d'nis-
ter has returned home by way Of Tampico, leaving
The Secretary Of Legation in charge OF the MISSION
THE CoNFEHENCE on LEGISLATIVE ArPRoPIuA-
TIONS.
Tie Second Conference Committee on the Legis'
htive Appropriation bill agreed to-day. and their
report was adopted. The prOviso reducing mileage
is of course stricken out. The discovery was made
that il applied to the next mileage OF Senator's and
not TO Representatives.
THE ISSUE OF POSTAL CURRENCY
II is officially stated that applications for postal
currency can be satisfied by any of the depositares
of tie Treasury. Currency TO the amount OF
$500 600 has already been printed 100000 is
no, vet IN circulation, and more is being provided
for Of the rate Of $500, 600 day.
CLERGYMCN AND TIE CONSUMPTION ACT.
DR.. Claiming, in his sermon yesterday, thanked
The Senate for relying so much upon the patriotism,
devotion and msnness OF the clergy, as to refuse to
exempt thom from the operation of the Conscrip.
lion act.
Thu. MINNESOTA INDIAN SAyAGES.
~ III, L.
day, demanded of Mr.. Lincolns Administration that
1t cease to treat the Minnesota Indian assassns as
prisoners Of war; that it TO recognize the right
Of any portion Of the people under its jurisdiction 10
make Oh any other portion. She demanded, in
The name Of Minnesota, tue repeal Of all laws rec
ogrizng or establishing foreign Governments in her
midst
SIZE closed speech OF uncommon power and cour-
age With the avOwaI, Minnesota will never make
peace with Rebels. neither will they with their al
bes, The Sioux lndiahs. Whenever they get out
troE uuder Uncle SaIuueps " ing we will hunt them
shoot them, Get traps for them, put ont poisoned bait
Tor them, kill them by every means we would use 10
exierniuate psnthers. We cannot breathe the same
cir with these demon yiolators OF women, cruciiers
Of infants. Every Minnesota nan who has Il soul,
ard can get a rife will 80 TO shooting Indians, and
be who hestates will be blackballed by. every Min
peso,a woman, and posted as a coward in every
Minnesota house.
INSPECTION OF STEAMBOATS,.
The Senate bill regulating inspection of steamboats,
extends the provision Of the act of August
80 1852 TO steamers used as ferry boats tugs, tow
bosi' freightboate, 30 far regards The employ
meni Of licensed pilots and engineers, the inspection
Of hulls, boilers, and machinery, and provisions FOR
The protection Of LIE. The regulations presented by
the Supervisors Of Inspectors 10 govern. Assist
ant inspectors Of bulls, boilers, and machinery are TO
be appointed for New.York District.
CONSUMPTION BILL IN TIE HOUSE.
Tie Copperheads, after fllbusterinV until mid
night, succeeded in obtaining an adouInm,nt by ono
majority, without reaching question the bill.
THE PROPOSED TAX On WHISKY.
Al effort VIII probably be made in the House TO
Increase the tax on whisky, which the Committee
Of Ways and Means refused by one majority. 1t is
understood tst Secretary Chase has, in letter to
Senator, commended such increase.
GOVERNOR or ARIZONA.
All the Ohio delegation. aud the two Ohio SEN
ators, aud the visitors here from Ohio, and all the
Arizonians in Washington, headed by Gen. Heint-
felwan, united in written request to the PRECEDENT
on Saturday, to appoint John A. GuIley of Ohio
Governor of Ar IONA. 1t was presented and urged
By Senator Ben. Wade aud Gen. HeiDtzelmaD, with
the Arizonians in close support.
This faueripg testimony 10 behalf Of our able rep
re,entative and good man was received by the
President with great favor. The appointment will
undoubtedly DO made
ANXIETY OF SECRETARY CHASE
Secretary Chase was in both Houses tonight, in
earnest conference with members Of the Finance
and Ways and Means Committees.
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS IN HOSPITAL.
The following soldiers have died in the hospitals
IN and around Washington sInce orr last report:
ses WIN. II. ThompsonF Orvins d. Weber. b, 2 Ne.
Vim. Add.rtOn, @, sM. Ham. IS Bof.on' II, II VI.
EhcMshos, EI Brig ,sdReg Lemuol A Bsnnst, /. VI
Abel Lane, q % NY ASism CsrpsptsI' e. iii Ny.
John Watson, Al, Is NY. serg Il. b. kirby, l. 81 Pa
All information r.lsve to deceased soldiers may be OBJ
iad by addressing Csp. Hsrt1 Of Eighteenth and
streets. ~sshiD. .0n.
10 the AmOc,,.d Prem
WASHINGTON. Monday. Feb. 70. 1853
REPORT UPON WORTHLESS VESSELS BUILT FOR
THE NAVY.
The Secretary Of the Navy officially reports TO the
Sepa;e that the disabling of the Ossipee resulted
IRON the cutting OF the cylinder slide valves, caused
by the softness Of the iron, which was very badly
ttted. -Four bulls of vessels have been built on
tits plan-ten have similar machinery Of which
eight have been tried, two only giving away. Tie
trouble with the Ossipee and Juniata was because
their builders we. inexperienced, and Lad neither
proper sbops, tools, mechanics or engineers.
With regard to the allure Of the Pensacola, Chief