The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume], February 28, 1856, Image 3

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Pl—wr 4 Nw» CwwywiwM
rraai Washlaitsa.
-p*cl*i l -rre-i-iodeec* ni lk« fmwr sat hMtnl
Washington, Feb. 7.1834.
Long before thin reaches St. Paul you will
bare beard the news that a Speaker ban been
elected- Thu »> accomplished on Saturday
i rening last, between (is and seven o'clock,
«mkl much ronftisiou and a great crowd of
jieople, wbo uixnifesle.l a strong Ming in favor
of the election ofa Speaker.
Mr Bank- is a very gx-ntk-uianiy lookinir
man, about forty year* of age : be is of medium
>ue, with a profusion of dark grey hair Not
withstanding his politics, which are detestable
no one can doubt hia ability to fill the offiiv ol
Speaker, lie i- a strong partiun and will do
all in his power to sustain his party.
The election of Sjieaker ha- diftu—l joy aud
gladness among a large |*irtion of tin' people of
Washington, who are dependent upon the [ay
of the roeuiliers. The hotel kwqier- hate a
brighter look, and the -darkle" drivers u I,rood '
er grin upon ilieir African pi ires; but, although ,
there has been a great want of money ainoug a
certain class here, there are other? who hare
liecn most prolusein their ex|>enditures iu the
the way of entertainments and parties. Mr
Gioruk Pakklr, a millionaire of Washington,
gave a party, last Thursday evening, which for
beauty, talent, and notables of this city, there
assembled, was probably never excelled in
thia District. The house is a very large one,
with u-music room about forty feet long, hung
around with beautiful and valuable |iuintings ;
the carpet was taken np and this room used as
a ball room, where danciug was kept up to the
music of a large band of musicians placed in
the conservatory opening out from the back
wioJows. The dresses of the ladies were mag- 1
nificent beyond description, ami I wish, for the
satisfaction of some of your fair readers, I was
able to descrilie a few ol them minutely.
One lady's dress and ornaments were valued at
Hie thousand dollars, and there were others that
"pr'db'auiy'cxeecv’ie'.i thTs ainouiir. * " "*’
Pink coral rut in imitation of (lowers, is the
fashionable jewelry, and a set is said to cost
from four to five hundred dollars. The supper
ut this party was got up at an expense of two
thousand dollurs. and every thing that thecuu
uing hand of a confectioner could manufacture
with sugar as a base, adorned the table ; not
omitting the substantial, oysters, terrapin, and
all kind,o! meats. Is>w, very lotr, necked drraa
es are all the fashion, and the prettier the neck
laud its appendages) the lower tla- dress, seems
to be the rule. There can be no mistakealHiut
the developement of the chest, cotton will not
answer, it must Is' n-al tiesh and blood ; but
when it comes to a woman of filly, who happens
to have a fat neck and makes u display of it,
the fashion is rather a disgusting one.
Tin- President's levee on Friday, was a jam ;
iu reality, and seems to be nothing more than
a promenade for the display of bandsons'dree
ls. and ugly lans interspersed with a lew
handsome ones The reception rooms, cast
rooms and lobbies, were crowded with all sorts
of people high, low, rich aud [mor, indiscrim
niatelv mingled. Beautiful dresses, handsome
uniforms, waring plmißu. aud often the sparkle
of diamonds met the eye, as the crowd slowly
moved along to the music of the Marine Bowl.
Mrs. Pikri f was by the side of the President
but looking quite unwell.
Mr McCi.iei.sMi gave a reception on Monday
even mg, and the llouse was filled from base
merit to attic Mrs. Mi'Cuci.amd has intro
duced dancing to her receptions, which makes
them more pleasant than those of some of the !
other Secretaries.
1 have reoil of hoops being attached to
dresses in olden time*, and that it was ncoe*-j
sart to elevate one side in [Kissing through a
door As hoops have become fashionable
again. 1 was curious to know how the Indies
managed iu the crowded parties they have
here I watched a lady, the diameter ol whose
dreaa at the pedal extremities might have meas
ureil about five tect. in diameter, [>ass through
a spaci' of about two feet, and I supposed she
would emerge with her duvw in the »ha|>o ol an
elongated O. but slie no sooner got through,
than to my astonishm-nt the whole paraphrr
nalia expanded into former bab«>n proportions.
Had India rubber been discovered in the days
of Queen Eliza arm. how mueh convenience
might have tx--n -avid to tlir ladies of that
remote age.
There is but little going •« here to write
about Congress is not in working order. as
no Committees have yet beenennonnwed Mr.
them "Sergeant at Arms, lias
been re-elected by a -n.a 1 1 majority. * aptain
Oakling elected Door-keeper: Mr Morris of
Pennsylvania Poetma-t* r. and Mr. I oi.i.rt of
of Ohio will probably be electrd Printer. By
next week the member- will get to work in
earnest.
I notice that your Governor has been re
moved from the office of Superintendent of
Indian A fla n Mr. HiiiaoiWANW, who snc.
c<«l»Gov. Goa van in the Minnesota Hopcvin
tendency, is spoken °f here ax a capable and
efficient man He is onk-nd to reside in *t.
Paul It uattonishing, after the many rebukes j
[hat Gov Corvan fcas had from the Indian
Bureau, that he should ha-e retained the poai
lion of Superioteident so long Mrdrrs liave
been sent over his head, hi- re. ommmdatioo
have bism disregarded, tnaties have brv-n made
with- at b-s knowledge .*• caK-irnine--. aid yet |
he lias held on to a position which his acts have
clear!? demonstrated tiiat be was unfit to fill
with credit to himself, or the Government Is
not this a palpable hint to him in regard to his |
offiee as Governor of MimxxoU Fla* h* not
b<en equally as enlpabk- in the administration
of the Territorial affcirs of Minnriote' Has
he wot supported a known Irw Holler and
anti Nebraska man for Congress ! Ha- be
not bv his braggadocio mame-r ami ineult.ng
remark-, madi' himself obnoxious to BTe-tenths
of the people of tl-c Territory * But although
be las done all this, aye ' ami ten tinwa more,
when the question has been askesl, will he rr
-ign the office of Governor? th«- reply must be
from any one knowing the nan that he will
oot : ami vet what oth»-r erjnrse rontd an hoo
orabla mar, take *
The House has tew ail day trying to e!rr»
a printer but have oot swereerhd ami have
adjeanxd over until t/v-mnevo-r
The lobbies of the Hoowe are crowded with
uffire Metier- for ti* -mall ottos amler the
clerk, door-kesper Ac Some removals have
taken place and it i* expeetnd them will be
manv more Voon ke
sirsisint.
•ar Haw lark Ostler.
I Pisa ssr Bsgwlsr Nsw Yarn CsrmfssSisi
New You, February 11,1836.
The gnat magician of the weather, in ac
cordance with the prayers of afflicted thomande.
has brought the “ gnat circle " of antra to a
close, and inaugurated a season of rain and
and slush. The latter is to continue till the
1 winds of March dry up the superabundant fa
■ rors of Aquarius. The two gnat articles ol
demand this winter liave been furs and rutibers.
The cvetume .if the Uuas ha- given an addi
tional pencilling of the picturxaquo to our uu
wout.d Arctic scenery. The rubber- are
peculiarly American, [it Goodyear he reliable)
but their rainstorm ami slorl associations .ie
cidedly drown out all iikas of tie’ artistic and
graceful The most provoking instan.v ol this
siu the last- of ladiew' auklocnvelopca. Our
India-robber idealists liave invented an articlo
of long lrggeil boots, whose glistening cylinders
shroud tin- white statuary which once twinkled
tla-ir ctaasical cotton over tbs* wet j»nv of
Broadway, ami "shut out heaven from our
view." The highe-t utility ami the most elt
' vated lovelines*, in this, as in other i-a-tv, are
! ineosi|iutible
Iu this icy winter, as if to pile a I’clion
upon Ossu " of i'-e wo have had icy [ilavs and
Arctic adventures spread out lieforc us to
" friese the genial current of our souls." The
•• Sen nf Ice " has bes-n a-rved up to the half
frozen hetbthett of one of our theatres, ami Dr.
Kask has a.hksl a dish ol adventurous cream
to tla- already congealed public. These enter
tainments should Imre Is on packed away in
straw, muil the sultry hour* of the next July,
if, iml.ssl, they shall, |ieradventuri-, be sultry.
Hut the realities of New York Hartwr. du
ring the [sun fiwtnight, have out-HorraJinnl the
efforts of the dramatist or the dangers of the
udveuturcr. We have had the frozen |»ck. and
the ico-flue. the resistless drift that tore the
best bower " from its tied ; we liave had res
sels crushed and tla-ir hardy crew lost, steam- ,
baits sunk in the perilous end.-uv.ir to discover |
tile passage to Staten Island, ice-sleds ami ska- 1
ti rs skimming over a sea of iee, and fair ladies 1
and brave men east away upon icebergs, ami!
only at last most unromautirally rescued, not j
for love, but money, ut the rate of two -hillings
apiei-e We have wanted only the reindeers nnd
lagilamiers to complete the illusion Fortune
favoring, the ram-dean will bo out next week,
u shopping through the wet (Bytheway.it
is a singular fact, which seems to have escape:
the notice of K. M that the "dear- " always
prefer a slushy day lor shopping It is fared
by dry-goods men that the introduction of the
aboTi-mentioned boot legs will dm-ream- this
laudable practii-e. (-‘/f bm lei hatter we say.)
At for laplaml. that will lie realized by the
husbands upon their return, ul the tea lime
greeting ami the fooling up of the day s fora
ging for furs ami shawls.
To return to Inrils, gentlemen of the top
strnta are la-ginning to sport the taw Its) top-
Iss.ts of tla- | sisi ball century. The old minily
si-rvants of Virginia cannot esteem any oih- a
; '• gen leniun " iinh-ss lie wears tla y‘fur-tup hoots
of the -• okl nmssas ' Well, fair-tope and taa
sel tope will t<ain retirodnce tla- roslumr of tin
nlJ regime. But will they rcproilu.r tla- nuiii l
Will they bring lack to us the truth, the hon
or, ami the early Republic * We four tlawe
eharaetcristies would sit as Uawely U|ain horm
of our public men. a" ’•far toy han t» " ntion
the shrunken shanks of oir- ol our modern
Shanghais!
Masked bail,, huve Ihs-o quit*- fashionable
during tla- winter. Th*-y are, however, mostly
confimsl to our brethren ot Teutonic birth
Teutonic," na our aspiring politicians are [Mil
itic enough to call our German “follow citiaeoa''
It's all right. " The Teutonic !" "Tla felt!''
It sou ml- very well! Well, one of tla- la-st
| eharai-tert we saw ut a late ball was u lively
Teutonic, with a large las-r ea-k on him, his
hoadamlarms ran through eonvenient holes, and
the cask labelled " lager Bier !" How npro
t jms ' Atal Is- met * ‘ maid of honor,'' who
was n/.io iil hoops ! I*oor fellow' lie rouldn t
J get wilhin loiv-Jutunre We roinim-ml hoop*
to tlie .Shakers, but we mlnat all ehrgymen
of temrsTame nial ten .lollur nutrimoinal fec
principles, to include all hoops in tlw-ir denun
ciations.
It is astonishing to olsierve how many ill
natunsi thing- an- said about ln-qw just now
The young lady who woke up one morning last
week and found herself famous, in one ol ll*.
dailies, for having put seven hundred nod fifty
yards ol ribbon upon her drew. (\. It. The
little seamstress that » *"l it on, told it to a
reporter of the afonswid daily, ami he publish
ed il next .lav under tlie head of-Improvements
in tlie Outskirts.'') Well, thia voung lailv went,
in her new dres- to NiWo's, lost week. Hhe
blaz'd with diamonds, ami wa* glorious with
laces and ribbon-. "Hbe's a g*-m! -aidl.—
She's a casket ol gems '" said my ba< la lor
frieml I ittlc York You'd better say -lie's
a ca-k!" ill natundlv remarke-l my married
friend John. Di- aialer*too«l that Qui-u Vic
toria it not lav oral), o hoops, as arrpulenrj
has bei-ome chicmir w ith b< r It is also order-
I fond tlmt that the Grand t 'ooocil of War. now
assemble.l at Paris have the subject maler their
eonsideration. (We would not Is- umlcrstiasl
hen- to ret-r to tool hoopi) Ttiey have lie
rid.st that hoops .fisll Is- in fashion but tun
vinnllu longer That n|s»n an onlerof Ihe Km
[wror, at the .sal if that time to responded
to by a -alnte ol one hnodred guns from the
eannon of the Invalids, all h<«>|»s are to Is- trundl
ed off. thnae of the Kmpr>«i ahsie to fs- prewerv
ed, and to la: plaeisl slrl'.Tig the regalui nrvi
ro (Jet* I / grin I of the Frem-h Monarchy. Amer
iran fiwbraare etfasits-d to follow mite. *,*
t annus Cm . Feh. Ti. Ibfifi
Tell * 14a--. gib r.ss-er ssS lesenl
Tla- tins- IS near at hand when your city will
Is- ffisajed with .migranta seeking a hens- in
our rich ami ls-ulthy Territory. No [aiint in
Minnesota presents as great imlnconctit- to tlie
mUWm, as what i. terroe-l tlie “ CatMKNi river
country," -n the locality »f Cannon city Tim
ber. prairw- and water ran be had on tlie same
claim or all timber or prairie as may teat suit
the taste For leant? of location or trrtility
of toil, ei'le-r <si [irmirie or liode-r huai. it ia Wit
to be -arpa-ed An owra rof a tbrewhing wa
rhiw- who threalesl out roi-t ol tl*- wheal for
the tarm.Tr in this vicinity, «ay» tlx- eropa »v
eiaged thirtv five tsiabels lo the sere, lost (all.
Think >•! ll«t, ye tamers of tlie stoney bilia ol
N.-w llampahif there originateil that di*
trexing tab that -heejai nma-t base to ts
. 1,1 -j■ Te-1 when lurneil isit tograw,.and th<wr
if the ta.-n n fi.-lds of the Middle and
Mai,-, wbeo *'• to Ho |sr acre worth of in*
nur- an- *
fifteen tsishrU to the aere Now should any
of your remler. wish s - town life ouUt-ii' id
your own beautiful rt v ut in 'Nlwr word*, if
you hare any «-shai. s or tw-edanu in your
place who ar* not »uere»fo!ly emptoyet era I
: tiwTii out to 1 u.iion ci’v both are very modi
uerskd. Although the town site has bona but
recently laid out by the Mean. Heart A Bro.,
no greater evidence ia required of the coofldeacv
of M knowing ooea " and capitaliats that it will
make a large town, than in the angernem the
shares are sought after. They have tiro stores
in operation, which arc busy from ths dawn of
ilay to a late hour of night, dealing out the use
ful and fancy to the large trade tributary to
the place. They haw. abo, inm of the Hunt
ateam null* in the Territory, casting about
#lO OtH), just put in operation by W M Tal
bot A Co. >Ve uml-Tstso.l they have t»vn
offered #4.000 |--r annum n-nt for it. but will
not 'et . but shouki the senior partner be com
pelled to return Kaat, iwhich we are very sorry
to hear) to attciai [sram-aint inU-rewts. they
will n-ll if a fair price is oflbrvd Should thrv,
Misers. KJitora, there will hr a fine chance iu
invest some of your spare cash very profitably,
or could you not loan a poor f-llow a little to
buv with.*
\Vr have a very intelligent claae of settlers,
if we an- to judge from tbr number of orwana
|«|htn reeeiTid every mail ilay. your valuanle
paper forming a large share, ami eagerly sought
after, as giving the most valuable uews of any
in the Territory Farkrn.
• Our I ’ « Mrllffld up Om wtom* u**
Uiia Ufflie Tfc* s#cr«tarj ot \hm
biokf' our U IB a Hoot iWpl«»ral.|# c«hi-lud»u
•Ihouki ili« '9€tt\%ty f«i that vtrafi h« kad bffi*a taikmc
about >o Imuf »aJ ahouM «* aubas* juwffltlj t*u abla la
fit! y moornv oul af him, - au«l If WU do (Ut
mooM , u>d hat* a Burplu* aHm pa\lac our UabtU
«4< »nj n- t want it lot immo-tUlo uu» «• «»uU bo
gla«i tuiu?o>t inymtr boaultftil >H>uatrx If a traJo ro.ilj
bo male for or<tor« <■ tbo Sovrotarr uf «bo Tort It art,
you may count »• |ti for aaytliinf ftpor of tbßl
blMil howotor. I« alwty* frbroo-l' without
K»
Itrißt Navigation In ilia Valley ot Ilia
*ii ooiooi rr i.
TV RiiiJruatl Rtand ol rectnil rUle t'onUiiM
•onu’ very atntiatioa rwpt'rlitif Iht'
•team tonnage employt>kl ujhhj tlw' Miwtaiippi
river in it» tnlmUru***, from which w« copy the
following comparative taltitw. for the yearn
1854 and 1856 :
S'.-t- SSR TUSSASS.
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l ues* Hosts. Tjs r- asst- to* er U
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wa**li»« .... T « t in* « 7,4-S
( ClMlassU. . IU *4.taa 01 *«»
Usl.vill* . M IF.ISV SO as. I.sl
Na-h-m* is s t:» 4t o.atl
I tl. I-SI. t>l 31. W.-J IU 41,47*
j tltbst Rtasss » TUB It H.TS4
ARgrsßSl* *lO IS4.SST TSt ISO SSI
Id ims* of B>wts BO psr sssl.
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emu ssi. tasws.
Nt-Sn.l-.st. I'ltS"
|„ ISSI ~*ia IS,sit
Is I*4o tST I«AS
TIR- /fraud remarks that " tlftism thousand
officers ami men employid in navigating steam
vessels on the waters of the West is certainly
a gißolly immlx-r Of all the -team vessels
employed in tlib I'nitnl Htat*-, nearly half are
on the river? ol the West, and if we were to
include the |R>rts of the Gull—quite hall "
Tiik Cnieraws CcaaioN in Minskhota. —
The S.- retary of tin- Interior having approved
of a ri-oommeodalion for the onrrey of tbr
Cl.ip|R-wa eiasion, lying in Minma-ita. on the
north west coont of ’ Ink. Superior, we barn
that tlie t Otnmiwioner of tie- Geis-ral laud
Office will iiwue instructions for the survey of
I the same, so that the work may Im- i-oaimeorrd
iby the Ist of May next.or as .arly a« praeli
| cable—H'nsAingfon Cnion
Altl ough Congn-ot lias lasen idle, we *w tlie
fißitprints of our Ikdi-gate through the Ifopart
lueuta, ami this order is among thoae o-eeutly
i-sui-l for the lienefit of Minneaota
I hiring tlie administration of I'resident
I'IRR.'R, the Indian title- to about sixty million*
acre- of land have Imrii extinguished in this
Territory, nisi liefon- the elose of the adminis
tration iinut of it will lie -nrreyed ami settled
upon, if we nuiy judge tiy the .nergßw now be
mg ii-i-I for tlmt object.
Gkskh-i. Ca*k. This veteran Senator ha
ul lar i—Niven-1 Irom the edicts ol hi- fall, that
Is- is able to n-ml the new-qiaprn. sitting up
All uppi-cheusiuli aliout tlie n-sult is dispelled.
I'lr. Ryiiquithy felt for him is shown hy the
follow ing «ntiment from the Washington Blar : (
Friend- were compelled to take tains in
standing at the door of the apartment of Gan.
( 'ass in the National Hotel yii.ter.lsy afternoon,
and until a late hour last night, to answer the
inquiries of the host ol persons of all condi
tion- in society who cailid to inquire as to hia
situation, It will lie sale to put down the
number ol those who actually went np to the
do 'I for tlmt purpose, at five hundred ; rone
prising the I’rraidenl, im miters of tlie Cabinet,
foreign Minister*, rmuds-rs of Congn-*", ami
strangers of all degrees . without iwtimating
those who ease- into Hr- lower apart merits of
the house to lenrn tin- [wrtieulars of ths- sa-l
aeeident. We w-vit before *aw -o nnieh syw»
Eathy mand.-stid in a similar came, wbieh proves
ox generally nanecti-l ami l- luv.-l be it in
tlie community where Is- [«»*■ I much uf the
latter portion'pf hia bf-t.rne and wl»-re all
know liirn well, personally.
rrr>m th* 'K I.)
Minxkrots This leautiful Territory, whlefa
was e l srttksj by Kungrant Aid Societiaa. her*
S ing huatility to slavery lor tlieir motto, ami
j twenty-five per ceot. dividends, wreeled from
the luird earning- of h'-R-t settler*. I«t th*ir
object -is enjoying * 'kgre. of [ir'Wfierity alike
gratifying to it* eitin ns ami to tla- frieml* of
good government in tin- Htati?. The Territo- |
rial lagi.-latnrc is now in -rasion , ami 17 the j
lion. John B. Brisbin, I’resident of tlx- t own- ]
eil, wr an- supplied with Ht. I’aul I’awrs.
giving full and interesting account* ol th*- daily ;
I*-.-*— l.ng- They exhibit an i-arrx-it devotion
jto Die verk-1 went* of the growing T*?ritovy ; |
a familiarity with the seinai of government,
which would U iTidiUbk- to tic l-g ad atari
of any Mate of Die I n,on ; an unraumon
•ban- if that vlgoron* lalefit, so -U'-erssfal in
.Irhwte, tad *0 valuabk' in rn w 1 nmmanities;
smla gratifying pn-fcntiec for Ifomoeratie pol
icy in tlx- management of De* internal affair*
u|»,'a whieh thnr growth ami greatness a* a
state, moat forever lo m> -mailextent, depend
It) the by -leaking of Ht Pool, the floor
nh.tig city » whi'ffikmr yoong Diets I Hriabm
iocat-i himself only two or three yrera ago
having removed from the interns of New York
wtate, wlx-n* hi# fine talent ha,l already made
for him many warm frsTid- It was. we art
ts>kl»uoi? iwven v*arw ago, a wilderness. Now
it contain* «> t&oosaml inhabitant*, and sun
[jorts thr-v largi-. l-Mukrmeh [irinted and ably
• din.l daily newrjapera Protably Dx- plaee
«WS orver growing mor' rapidly than at firm
•nt aud re w town* ami villages air springing
3> on marly all exh* of it. Whal ia beat I <f
I, is the tort, that tbew new Lowaa are [**►
pleil with I tartly earnot fr-saxm, wbo have
' g.ine Uteri. not lo acrompliah » partwaa pmr ,
pow. but Ul make hr Dsaßselvea and thru ehik
’ dm, cranfortabie aai-l quiet h-au,* They are
. uminJy par?- lin if warm hearts arxl strong
hamh: and in a few yeara they will make so, b a
Mots as Kansas with .t* milder climate and
, eqaally rich soil, but with t popnlntwn bent
upon sgitntcn and taruxal. CM A trtt rival
Ttva Naves-
On Um llth, Proudent I'lxacs maasil a proa
laaaativHi ia regard to aflair? iu Kuan. TWa
foUowiug ia the syaopai* of tbs proclamation,
trkgraphsd to the waatarn paper*.
The IVenidaol commences, hy raUing forth
that indications axial that pabiic tranquility,
and the tepremary of the law in Kansas ar?
endangered by the rrprehcdubht acts and par
man of persona both within and withoet the
iVrritorv. who perpoae to direct and control
iu political ornniaatioo.
These nvmbmat ions have be*?i fona.il thereon
to must the execution of the territorial Mara,
aud thus in effect tt> subvert by vavk-m? all the
prvwcut constitutional ami legal authority; that
pcreoiM reakling withiu the Territory, but mar
its border, contemplated anunl intervrutinn iu
tbe affrira thereco . that other inhabitaut* ot
remote Slates ore collecting and mgsgiog man
aud iiroviding arms for tbr asrire |iurp-w . that
combinations exist within tba Territory, by Dm
agency of eniisaark? aud other means, to iu
dun- individual HUtrw of the I'uiou to inter
font in tbe affairs thereof, ia violation of the
t'onslitution ol the l’nihil Slab*.. also plana
or Dm .k'Uvinination of the futare iastitulirua
of the lerritory, whieh if carried iuto execution
from within the same, will coutioue the Ihct ol
iuaurrcclioo, sir! from without that of invasion
and aggmaion, ami will in either cose justify
ami require tbe forcible iuterpwition of thie
whole [iiwer af the General Government, as
well a- to maintain the laws tlx n.,( and the
Union,
He eoumiauda all |»t>ou* engagxil iu unlaw
fril combination- against the coastitutevl aii
thorite of th* Territory of Kanos- to di*|*-rsr I
ai-l retire |iracrably hi their raapeetive abode*.,
and warns all such persons that auy attcmptevl!
iiwurriN-tioii in tin* I'ervitory. or aggre-sivx< tie i
truaion into the same will I*- raaistnt not only hy 1
the ernplormcnt of tho local militia, bat al-o |
by that of any available force of U. H. trovgia.;
to the vial ot securing full protn-lkai hi per
sons and property, ami the civil right* of Dm
poatiwhk', law alii-ling inhabitants of I)h> Ter
ritory.
If, in any part of the Union, tba firry or far
tion of fanaticism, infianxd into a disregard of
tlie r-iK-ral [irinciplea of popular sovereignly,
which, umlcr th« Constitution, arc fiindauiental
in the wh.de structure of onr institutions, seek
to bring on the country iu tbe dire calamity ol
the arbitrament ol arm* in the Territory, it
shall he between lawloiw violence mi one side
Jrtlt!.!TMK.».*U*f '» Ifc? dHlttv JUShW.
by the kqpvl authority of tbe General Govern
ment.
Tbe I’reaidsnt rail- on the eitiaeiu of liolh
adjoining sir! distant HtaUw to alwtnin from
uuauthorind iuternMxhlling with the loeal coo
rx-rn- of tbe Territory, admooiahiug them that
it* organic law ia to I* exicuted with impar
tial justii-e, and that all iudiviilaal ads of it
legaf iutcrfc- rxttci- will incur condign punish
ment. aid any endeavor to interfere will be
wlthatoid
la Coagram. uu tbe Kith, the following pro
ceeding* transpired :
Washington, Feb. 1.1.
Hnnair.- Mr Sumner preeented reeolutions
of Mamai'bu*etts legislature, euuiplaiuing ot
he uneomtitutionality of tbe lagUlve -lave
aw, ami railing on the 1 “resident to take ef
fectual nteaaane to protect Die sovereign |«i»
pic against outrage in Kansas
Itnuolutiona inatrueting tho Committsa on
I’aal Gfliees to inquire into the expediency of a
system of international money eirhangas, hy
nH-ans of iNmt offiee onk-ra , sad also instruct
ing tbe Committee on Commerce to consider
the expevliency nt sbolidiing tho hoe|iital tat
eiaetml from weelern boatmen, were adopted
Hoi ss. • Tfie llowsr rewolv .-l hi eloet a
f 'haplain. The H|xiwker anoouiHiNl tbe Staid
mg CoinniithNw Below will In> fouml the
misit important I 'ommlttura
M.ryian.t Afawni— Messrx. Campbell id G ,
Cobb of Ga., Jones of Tenn., (afterwords ex
riierd at his own rcuorst) Davis of 11111.. Ssge,
Csmpts-ll of I’* , aid Do Witt.
Klertumi MessrsWashburne ol Me . St#
pbens, Warren. Skinner, Oliver of Mo, lllek
man, Colfiix, Smith of Ala., ami Bingham
C/,11011 Messrs. Giddings, Is-tcls-r, Bishop,
Jones, of I’etin Duun, Kixmlbm, Tsylor. Oil
tx-rt. Mar-hall of 111
CiNwamire — Messrs. Washburn* of 111., Wade,
Wilson, MrQiteen, Tyson, Kaoirft, IVIIon aid
Cummins.
Tahiti /omits—Messrs Ik-urmtt. of N. Y.,
Ilsrlan, Cobb of Ala . Limiter. Cullorn. Wal
bridge, lln-nton. Maxwell, Torringhai
I’nii lifiiie M.wrr Man-, Morton, Flagler
I Day, I’owell, Walker, Herbert
Uietrut Columbia Mi-osr*. Mew hsin. Dirl.l,
Goode, Cumbmek. Dirk, Karri-. Dm nett. Mia*.,
Taften, Bell
JnJiemru Memrs Simmons, 11. Mar-litll,
* Harbour. Caakie, Galloway, 1 arris of Ala,
Isvke, Wakeman, Tnp|iay
Heoefuttonarv Ctnnn* -Messrs Ritchie,
Murray, Smith, Vs , K.nghtb, Fnller, Me Al
ten. Clawson, Crngin, Kinrh-
Pul iht /.'roc,id, /him Dean. Covislc, Kelly,
Mott, Pleree, Vail. F.lliott, WaMron, Itrinch
Privalt /oiad I'latmi Porter, llorton, Ohio,
Farrington. Theorldge, Bowie, Danbrklg*. Hit
brrt. Iteblnaon, Horton. N. Y
Manufacture - Clark, Knight, Crawford,
Hli-s, Durfee, F/lwsrd- Dow, lei I. Campls-11,
Agruultuie Me**r* Holloway. Itemly,
Grow, Campbell id Ohio, Morgan, Hnbln, Otil
k-n and Mullen
Indian Affaire- Meusr- Pringle, Orr Hell
inghurst. flr»?nw(X*l. letter, l?»|e if M*s*,
T'sirl. Camthers. snd llerliert
Mihtnii/ Affaire Messrs Quitnisn. Alrwm,
S*pi>, Faulkwr. W.lliams, Stanlon, I*tnver,
Buffington, Washburne of Wi«
Mihtia Messrs Ktinkle, Whitney. Ilarri
son. Hoffman, Foster, PsrkrT, Watkins, Wright
of Mass Hall ol Maas.
Saral Affair! Mown lleixon Htranahan,
Bortll, Harm, Winslow, Seward llsris rd
Mass . Itnvee, Mellwood.
Foreign Affaire Mrasra Peimninghsi. Bay
lev, Cltngman Aiken, Fuller of Pa ,Matl<ixßi
Hlicrman. Burlingame. Ihuratmi
Territiiriri Mi-sara. frrow, Giddings. I’urvi
oner, Richardson Houston, Gror,ger. //dlo off'T
.Merrill', Perry
tfonwlius W endell was efoitad Printer to
th* If.*ise
Washington, Fail. M
Hr- <1 Mr John Fletcher was appointed
a Committee ol Ways sad Meant in place id
Mr Jones <d Tenrieaxa who was inwl from
service Dwr- .n.
On nx.tion <d Mr ffobb, of Gaorgia. the
Presider.t s annual nvimemee and the accompa
nying doromants were rvfrred to* Ciwniuitrr*
>d the W txx* fio tha state of the Union
Mr Floret," [.relented a toera>/rial from A
II Reeder eontirting the seat of J K. WhlL
field ts lie legal* from K tnaaa Mr Florence
saki ha ha<l arrived at no r-orxlaaion relative
to the ikrUrai,>«. sod shoald make np hia
mind Inm the nd«m* which may fie pnaen
ted The memorial was read ft states that
the [ireter-l'd etertioa af Mr. Whitfield In
OcVoOer loot 1* ahMtataly raid, hatng without
raid la*. »- ijnalifiad voters to mpport It. and
that he •* eforted by non residents and other
IHegal roter- The memorial with other* con
teasing tie <*nt >d Memrs Allen, of Illinois.
Gaifovo of Vest Mexico and Hastfi, >d 100
wans, were referxd to the Caannitte* on
ek-Auan
ntfjak'f IM u.aa fans token bis sent hi the
Hcnate Hoe Snavana.nf Kansas ia in Wash
mgtoo
From < siifornia, the l.thmar Wnth,ogton
ami Oregon we have late new? la tiailfiirnia
tha caovam l,r C S Sanator was vary 'XcstiOf.
Treat e ekv-twa by tha K N't. be cuamkred
probable Advuxw have I*™ received <.d (lu t
breaks by tbo Indian*. in Southern Califiuu*
Nitnl settler* hud l*xu murdered.
la On«ou and " ashiugton the Indian war
it being actively prosecuted. The Italian* were
defeated at Walla Walla, after a conflict which
laatcil three data Sixty Indiana were killed
and about the aanie number wounded. Several
white* were al*o killed and woumkxl. Gov
eroot Smtwi of Washington Territory,
had arrived at camp with Oregon voluntoevo,
with the atoned determination to cootiuue
the war until evert hoalih' Indian i* subdued
The t'apitnl of t loyon, at Salem, with the
Territorial Library. archive*, kc. luvs been
destroyed by Bee. loaa fttO.iKttt
W ti.aaa ia getting into trouble lie ha* lie
money to pay Ida soldier*, ami they art- revolt
ing Uarruita hoaever. continue to |aiur iu
from t'alilomia. Imtwcrn fiH) nml >tH> law mg
arritwl during January A fearful epidemic ,
rvwemhling yellow fever. lia* lieen killing oft
the army, ami recruit* aic nrtxwaarjr ti> till |
up th<' ga|w Tin- government of Granada.
(Walker *) ha* ftnally *u«|*'mli*l offloial eoui- j
111111111*111011 with tin- I'nitcd State*, and recallevl
Ttaava II Fatscii that* Itica, llomlura*. j
ami othar Oeutral American State* have be-!
coma alarmed at W antra* operation*, ami atv
prv|iaring lor luwlilttle*
M* Patxa* lia* received hi* Dual iiwlinc
tiona. ami will leave for Kugland on tie- Mil of
March
'Da-New Vork /.'tvunig f‘i«< pulilidic* a
letter from Senator Hotarox totien. I’mowt, I
written imniodiatcly after the slcctioti of tlir
latter, and which ha* eauard a di*eu**b>n in the
eastern |m|* r* very recently The publication
ol the letter now, i* undoubtmlly a From Jen
tial dodge on the pail of (lie San Jacinto.
Tlie General * remarks arc chiefly confined
to advice. touebing the formation of llie I'ahi
net of tin- incoming Adminiatratioii; tint tbo
chief point of tnc letter I* at tlie elms', in
Which Mr llm »tox declares that no etmakler*-
-ticißeahl vodaci.him ..(l .*vvsd. !i jMa ait i'i
official position in Wwdiingtnr
M Gau.Roo the delegate from New Mevleo,
ha* prcsenhsl to the I'rcaidvnt tlvroiigh Mi
(Tamxu tic resolution ol thsTerrilorinl lcgi»-
latnre of New Muiteo. asking lor tbo removal
ol lion Henry Hamra, one ol the I T . S
Judge. tortile xahl territory
Governor Suaxsox wb* telegrapher! at bit
residence in Ohio, by I'nwideiit I'lsncs. to np
pear in Washington without delay In nbe
dienca to tlie de*|iaUh the Governor is now in
Washington. Ilia nomination lura not bum
called up in the Senate
Anthosv Ki*mdi,s bruther of lion J.
I*. ksxxttrv, Secretary of the Navy during
Flu gen*'* administration, was elected to the
U*ft. Hnoste, by tha Maryland legislature on
the lftlh. Mr KtngaiiTls a motnlnv of the
American party.ami sneered* Hon Twines<l
I’sarr In the Senate
A telegraphie >le*|Miteli states that a proteet
ia on foot in some of tlie New York Know
Nothing lodges to drop Law and FII.LMOHg. as
Frraidential eamlidabw, and unite on lion
Kaastra Hanna* one of the editor* ol tlie fit
/»(■»« Heavy
The »tmun. i ( muni* arrivixl at Hulifai on
the 17th Her new* I* iinportanl Vo relia
ble new* ofllic Faelfle it I* rumored, huwuv
er. that she pill Into the Shannon iliver, in
Irulaml Hie I'eoee ('ou&reacn, ll i» reported,
will meet in I'ari* on the 17th very little
tin*' will l*‘ Inal in dmenmou, and thn whole
matter brought to com liuiou by tlie 'iltli of
February Uarou lint xnw ami Count Onion,
are I)* 1 ItuMiau I*letup*ilentiarie*. asainted by
Me**ra. Touirr ami F»*tox, l/ird Ci.asag
no* represent* F.nglund . the Manpiia Uaxtl.tu,
Sardinia, (.'omit Him., Austria. M Wat.rw
ski. France , llkskiiui Fai ua, Turkey
'Die llriliah I’srliament wa* o|*nrd by tlm
Ipioen on the .‘list Mr lb i nmv wa* |ite*
enl in tlie House of lord*, andatlraeled mart
«*l *1 lent ion After the Ifoeen’* *|ieeeh wa*
read, a dlsciissiirn ensued between llm Far I
Il> unv and laird Cnaacsoog, in regard to
Ameriean aftair* III* l/irdship spoke a* fob
low*, in regard to the Central American (pie*,
lion ■'
I wbli til ink*’ mi mrlv u|#|#orhjn«ly of n far
ring to flm* ■!•!# of our r»mtiorw with tin* I’nitml
Bt*tm In my opinion, thon* o.n I* no <iotil»l
>» to t)w rommon tr»«*w of th** oMigiitlofM
of tin* i layton lliilwer treaty, ami vet it i« up
on the interpretation of that that «lifT* nnee «»f
opinion baa ariarti. fu *u< li a raw rorrewpon
•I* nee in nartcM ami ir«*f eminent bait no Inn** mi
offering to refer the whole ipjention to tie ar.
hitration of any thir*l power, teith ai«lea M|fr«*e
mg to lm )«mml by the tieeiaiofi Thnt off* r
ha* not yet been acreplefl It ha* luieri
reivnl, ami I hope tlwt upon farther commit ra
lion the L'nlta! Ktabu government will agree
to It.
lord Clsrirdou Ihen goes no in my. that
h« hope* Km difficulty I* suwrptlbls of* |>a<itlc
solution.
Tba l/indon morning Ativtrhtrr has the fol
lowiiiff anuonncciM-rit:
“We regret t«> lir»r that an interview which
I/ml f'larendofi and Mr Ifucbauau had al tin
fore inn 'A* . on Tuesday, very aogry word*
passed hot ween tlmm mttln lu tin Onlral
American <|orwtk>» (hr peac, negociatioos 1
We have important < 'mgriwsional ihl/lli
grime
On 11/' tilth, in answer to a tall from tlw
Heuuie. tba I'rimnl-nl comninoicated that to
l*»ly aui/lrjr document* n lating to Kanaaa »f
Mr* Among llm dosueimu are tin reports
of (lor Hhkvk to It/’ I’resnieot, giving an
account of It/* •liaiortian/ra in Kanaaa, anil Ilia
two following letters ■
Ijvasant, K T.Jao. 21,1kM. '
In Hit inudna of Mr fallal Slain
Hia W* liati: authentic lolormation that
an oierwhelming form of ritiaana from Mia
soon am urbanizing on iair borders, amply tap j
piled with srtillerjr. fur tbu avownf purpose of
invsding tbia Territory, demolishing our towns
and (mlr-hering nor unolle ding Fee* H'aU- 1
ritlsr n« We r»af*cUu!ly demand. la behalf of
the rltiarua 'if K awes, that tba rotamandinn,: of
the foiled HlaUn troops ia Uiia vicinity Im
iffinmliaUly instructed to interfere to prerant
«di an inboaaa outrage
ItsaprctfuUy yours.
'igtinl by J. If. Lit, 0. ttoai/aua I K |
• •(cowls, and ,)■>. W ftirrzca. aa Chairman
of rarma* Committiss
La*■(•!'« Cm, K T Jan . Z 3, laid
To iSa hrnuUrJ of Ik* frn/arf Vrl/ri
rtta—Wa notified too that. overwhelming
(ana toppiesl with art tilery, *aa organ .Zing |
upon our Ihvrdcrz, for tho avowed |iurpoaa ol'
invading Kanaaa, demolishing tba town* and
liuti horing the unoffending Free State ciliacns, 1
tin y constituting Rmrtiwn-twentirtha of the rn
tire population. We caroestiy raqaaat too to
uwiMi vour proclamation immediately, forbid
ding the iuvuai.in. Wo trust there may be no]
delay in to important a rtep to prevent an out
rage which if carrinl out aa planned, will itaod j
K«rth without a parallel in the world'* history.
Y oura, rwprctfully, i
JT. If. lam. ,
Chairman Kx t’om. K. T
t' Roriksor,
Chairman t'om. Safety i
The uoiruotioiK to t'ol, Scans, tho com
mamhi of tile f nil'll Sian a liotipis. and the in
atrueUatw to t*o\. Shshno.s am alai spuing
the document* Ths'V are lertlmw i- with
tho rvooal Itroolaniatloti. below are the Imrtrnc
tions to Hot. Kiusmo entire
wa asai'T ro not. an 1 sNO.'
IHtrsarußttr or Ststr. (
\V n/hingtoo, l'oli Iti, 1H46 |
Sti . I herewith cnoliwo to you a oopy of a
proclamation hy tho Ibvahlont, dated 11 1 It Inst.,
duly authomloatod : and uleo n copy of onhrs
iesueil from tho l*opartmont of '' Hr to t'ol.
Humm-r and Ureeol t'ol. t'ooh. of the United
.Slaton army. Tho I'l'wl-lent ia unwilling to
believe that in n trout lug your ilulnw a* (tor
rrnor ol the Territory, there will he any ocoa
ah'n to oall in tie- aid of tho Unitol Ntnlra
lroo|w for that purpose, nial it i* cnj-iiiio-l upon
you to do nil that van posaibly M> domi ta-mre
ivaorlini; to that nnstsun-: yot, it it lieoomea
iia|ia|a*naatdy n!'o»wsary to do ao in orilor to
eaeruto the laua and |Meaer'o the pearo, ymi
aro liofvhr aiitlniniiil hv tho I'roaidont to make
tviptiniliott itjaui thv "Hi, eta voinmanding the
fnilisl Sta:. - Military forui* at Forts l<r>avri»-
worth and Ifiloy, foranoh tuaoalame a* mar Im
iHishst Tor theahovo »|avill«| pnr|smv " hih
vonlidnig In tits' o >|hvt of our vitirons for tho
laws utid tho otflloii nvj of tla< onlinary moans
provided for protis tlng tln ir nghta and pro
|«-rly, lw dienta it. howovor.tot Imnrottrw, von
ahh'rmg tho |a'onliar aitnatlnn id aflatiu in
Kanaa.-. Hint you aliiuild ho auUioriwst to have
power herein ooolenvd, with a view to itwrt
any vxtraordiiiaiy vim'rgettoy (lint may nriae;
trusting tltut It will not im nwsl until you ahall
(liid a rseort to it unavoidntilo in onlor to inaurr
the jual rvoeutlmi of the laws, and to |mM‘rvr
tlm putilio paw. Itoloro avlunl mlorp'wltiou
of the military forts l on any uvv« si on. ynu will
whiolt yon are herewith fitmiaheil. to lie pub
licly hunt lam your very nw|H*olfttl,
ami ulmliont wrrant,
W I. Manor.
To llmi l\ uses StiaaaoN.tlii'ornor K T.
Wastii.MiroK, l'*a lit
In tho Small', as toon as tho Kansa* tliH'ti
inenta Imd been n-ail and moling a motion to
print, s. nator Touory tiunlo a apeeoh In ile
Ivins- of th < I’runulent, avowing lin own luton
turns to sup|a>i t tin' t'oimtilullon ami Isw*. and
onnohidtsl wllti the rotnarli that -•orlaln gen
tlemvn in this mmntry would lone their vik-rllimi
by the net lon of the I'rmldont, whloh would
arttlu old dilli' ulliiH in Kanaaa
Mr \ Vilik hi i "ao to reply, iind n m»i Wed that
II thi Senator alluihsl to him and thoM who
arlrd with him, that norvillty to tlm K.zis utire
waa not tln.ir vuvatiun. wliatervr vise it might
to tlm llouw. Mr liivkman, ftom the Coni
mitten mi Kansas Affairs, offirod a rvsuiulion
[ rinmiavring the f omuilttee to arml for |mraoM
amt pajs is in tlm Kansas oontisilisl viv-'ti'ili,
Mr flmlps ihnught that theezoiriwi nftuvh
a power would ho an usurpation,a* Ml It'ssier
•I ssi not. claim Im waa vlrotisl by vlrtur of the
laws pass, dby the Kansas legislature. ll*
| defcmhsl his roiwtituvnt* from the charge of
■ Iming border ruffians, which h»» iss-n reported
, elsoalmre by one Senator Wilson, alio onniea
from a Slate where umn war ou tWenoelma
wnramaial tmru I aulino t'onvenU lie oar
mwtly viHal' itme-l tlm Anti Slavery limit in
Kansas and vlainmd that tlm Mlawmrlans dsi
•in' not Hal eloddlng ol til'Hsl but to sustain
the laws
Mr Waslibarm', ol Mo., icgn tlssl (hat Mr.
I‘lml|ar luid imlulgtsl ia sucli remarks, which
wen- 1 weisllngly o»i itlng, not to say inttoma
tnry. A large majority of tlm ireoplo of tills
vsmiitry tailmvein thwir In-arts that tla'rn waa
iio legislature ol Kansas, no laws, aud nothing
uinler which tlm election hail Ix-en held, hy
which Mr Wlutefielil claims his wal as ilele
; gate This mutter sluiuld Im investigated, amt
| hr a akesl huw it corilil lie dolte, unless power to
. semi for WT*nna anil ira|mrs ia grantrsl
WliitMil apis-artvl todav before tlm t'om
mlttre on Klertirms In tho If'lusc
n « n m i r r».
rm not i ta, tats, si ose#*--. assgsii sssutz, lit-.
t.fiksßss Mr Vas as<krs». Jess l. Woaus, nf at
I'l-niJ Mlssssnla. "• Mis ll.santr N I KkSr, nf OS.
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