, 1866-06-18
FKOM WASHINGTON.
Horace Grec1eJ's Mission for Jel. Daris
The Proposed Establishment Of 4 3u.
Yeau for d;efmsu Emigrnnk&-The
Postal T~ieEFAph Schcmc-Peraooa1
ExpDsnAIluu-The EharEea Against
Senator LAne-Ehe Rufc2u Of Bdu.

The Proposed RatAbla.hmeut of 4 Hu.
!eau for Germ.n Bmigrank~-The
ExppsnAIfou-The EharEea Against
senator LAne-Enc Rufc2u Of Bdu-
cnl1e0s
From Our Own Correspondent
WAsn1s0ros, juue T.
The curlouB specimen of humanity that
prcsides over the destinIes Of the New York
Tribune, hasa most sinsularly happy way
Of exciting, ever ard nnon, either the cou-
tempt or the indignation, or the ridiculc Of
the better class of his countrymen against
himself, by The pursuit Of one of those ab-
normIties, arising from radical disorder In
his mental and moral constitution, that form
the characteristic marks OF his public career.
This lnbosn peculiarly Of that odd human
compound has In 1ate years become ruling
passlou with him of such rank growth, that
his Just title to the honorable tcpute OF an
useful citizen. acquired in the past, Is Ia fair
way OF being entirely lost. He Is rapidly de-
generating into public nuisance. Ever
since the outbreak Of the civil war, he has
succeeded IN painfully numerous In
stances in making himself the object
Of general disgust and dlsdain By his
nic,ons doctrines and measured. Every new
phase Of the rebellion produced q new e1hi-
bltIon OF the most incomprehensible wrong
headedness on his part. First the loyal pub.
lie wae shocked by his open declaration Of
the right OF secession. Then came his early
despair OF the success Of the loyal States In
their efforts TO suppress the rebellion, and his
consequent dlsgrace{ul and abortive attempt
to bring about peace between the two Sec
t,,ns ~ ths country tbrouch tbe n.d,st,nn
uons OF Tue country 1ntoaen ene meoaat,on
ol . 1oreisn oespot. next ~ oroer were MS
nunsens1cal negotiations With the rebel con-
spirators In Canada, through the agency of
that miserable fool md knave- co1o,nao law.
49, 49, H. ro,,a,1,o, .aonr5 ,,os e.ts...,,
ST. nL u4s 4sos'uoa 1eeo'o "as u4tnsY
closed by his endeayors to procure the pardon
Of the fiend Wirz. True to himself. in peace
as In war, he now appears before th2 world
as the particular friend and protector Of the
arch-traitoI, Jefferson Davis. ..:
Horace Greeley has made four memorable
Journeys to Washington since 1861. The first,
when he came 10 beg the then French
Milistes to urge bis Imperial master to become
the mediator between the United states and
their rebelllous citizens. The second. when he
sought TO persuade President Lincoln to be-
cone, IKE 9fmseh, ne dupe of George n.
Sanders and Ais confederate: The third.
Andrew johnson to relieve Wirz Of the Just
penalty Pc ior ms oa1oarous anhuma mantty towards
the Union prisoners under bis charge. And
tne last, just made, % secure the liber-
1stou Mh u JEFFERSON DaVn On ball.
Inc ne%spapeI reports; .oi the object
pa+ai,os, M Iast .a., s.s's ~ nasnneton. may
nuthon,ic,t sH e.. % 70 thcF
adu,nea1ac'.y dn IT, oy ine psoAs; bnl II Is strictly
~ l,ae He Gane Gete tof tne specta! purpose
aS 1"hn.a 60 ~ way ~ tne culet feoel
h,,u aos suseesn mMn as nsnai over
pai RI u"aety. &c ouefed 70 execute
,S noaa 20 tne % amount OF no less than fifty
oaorsnna uotta1S lol ane oeaeAt o. the PFis-
onsr h. o. Stale a. fortress Monroe; he brought
~ uHs hsap asnn Iadua ms co9ia command
IT,, ~ oi H. apyn iase suG onuerMooa 70 persnadc
h.3i n,,dae ~ Jsot,net noM sonmaement on
na,,, ~. Ta.ot ~ ~ ,an .s..I. Es:nuiae 70 nis
eona,,,et,ns. II ~ 1s ".tnous tneolately ac7
want Of zeai On his Sal II Ho1 40. easp o"3ns 3 10
Iar. ~ ~ ~. TeneS aSsae W iet tne e1-ffeal-
t eent & o. tae eoa!eastaey loose upon the pre-
= 80. Stas % p%iotn.us eu1e1s u AL parties oe-
l.1nusu .T.a as1a IT, seiease e 1tom pflson! 3,
nsr;s 80 dhs noia n cUnanement th o. Jefferson
Jet Of GTeeys visit 5sr Hs aes desrs@ s9'e eI,o 9o
70 persuade me secretary OF the Treasury to
aoaresa eommunicatfon TO Congress, asking
taat oooy 70 pass resolution declaring that
specie payments aha1l be resumed on the first
n dor tbe e1sa 81 tos an9y
Mr. MCCULLOUGH to this e0repious fnlIv. FnT5,
t1,nateIv for himset. the latte. Yas ont Mt the
tfme. Unon sscertatnirt the fsct Horse
with cooi assurauce. told the renre.entatirc
Of the Secretary to lei him what he Wsnt.S
him to d. std that II hc acted u1 nnon 1'ia "a
Trerfnns srporst,on and tbaS fs;,a5 ~ ~ ..,e
I.,on Il at tHe Gnnito7 h. wonf3 Gs " ass
into it iii e''0' ~ :" >''$1>4 13''n eonsssS's
mn mn rRoposrn M xsr, n,,sn,,,rr a, , ,r,,.r
a
Or tsfoA"Ai1oS foA Ea1oHAS1s IN GER
~ l.,
.o.n., onA -. ~ ~ .ne senate yesleiaay
ssNEn. htssnuua ~ MI. an nsnos1oa tee INC esao-
3 1isameat 9. solt o. nuieaM ot Information for
10 ne A. on,tea h. sta1ea n: fr1nkiost-
asi,se aaas1.ass 1ns pnJaen' poiMisal' ano ioclal
conoltion tne natarai products and the re.
s1u.ees 0! tnc seFs1A ssatcs 81 tne Unton,'
tt m1gnt Us "en os teE14ea nl1 lof tae real
Eanon o. 1seless seaeme, ana 1or the e5tab,
schenefs. The originator Of this specious
proposition Is an absfruse German phi1oso-
pher, who made his appearance In the Unltoc
States and In these parts thereof some
,ponths mon sonsn sgo and has s,, been eesst3
kinds of crude ll-digested schemes,
Matched out on the other side or
tho ocean and most generously offered br him
without charge to the unenliahte commu-
Mtg # tie wr5ld1 1;R.sss hars s.aa = nanphie.-
from TINS Eenlns, 10 Wnlc1 ne advocates be-
:iaes tnts bureau OF information" the run
Hln: " eno1Mous steam vessels oy the
Onnea etAies 1or me 1fanspofsation Of emi-
grants 20 tnese shores. have not the slight
co. oou"t a..ia Iaa. ne "e1!1 conaescenq 70 &c.
sept 1he posltaoh OF Chtef OF the Frankfort
bureau TaLh ing Proposed salary Of $500
yeaf. onoes lne oi,t hpt Sl5,0oo year are
70 w eAPe4Geu lol tns pn1eau, o. Wnlch more
.nn .na 3 - nUun " nnso!oe1 - ~ sa!a+
mes an9 relt, leaving less !nah <5,OOO 70. its
fcni oe1eei. freetoas nttls good would be
accomplished with that pittancc. But th.
great objection 10 II v Inc nselessuess Of the
seaeme iol lns !eason tnat ninety OUT OF
every n1n9seo .. tne Herman em1gtants
a{e IN manly , ,aa hlesesteo In the price
q. y nao a1a IAoo1 ID Lals country ana
tnas .,nn ~ tau ineM ene aeseo oo!ect on these
tnu Ss9'ee11 ~ IT, s14tutona clIcnianon o.
pba ,n,r paonea.!uns aapa tntouEn o11 C0nsuls,
~ ~ = nun uJIe ~ syna e1.snt oy tne bureau
ot,-sc1in- ~. W .oa ~ ols 5ow aeos
49,, III nrniaet Hbsa1s ~ sus u1itso STATES
nrernstr,ans rren nrn,osstion +bat upon inc
ta,sr,,1stfn, .vT1ia1nt;o- de.. en." FxoPte sou.
Ga-;p.nr VIII na w;ii,,m oa - y PasE ol
tTnnhia ,ns ernen.a ~ 5s,t,r, ~ f,1IS.Eo IE .ue
FrsntfnH, Aseycrrnne A. III Er;;;.s .sau ,.,. =.
German immiprntinn knnwS .imn1a 1.tta-a go
from reltable "Reminiscences fr3endE md roia
tiTcs descriptive OF the condition If thfnrs :.
he Tinted States. have a great deai mas cf-
fcct in stimulating emigration among the
clasa Of people that form the f1aik Of German
cmirrnnts than will any offi:ial publications
or collections OF American naturat curlosities
such as the bill proposs to establish. The
fam c7,1t3v> {aa r,af1r1e fin flintr fo{r