The weekly hawk-eye. [volume], January 12, 1858, Image 1

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|r*€j U»tu«y«d Doug!ut, but took tbo
litabaoan and the Sf« a^«r».
filbriiig* n) (till a ftwwlfak .bW
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Statr wapported the reaohtloas and
|rowai agaiaat the Kansas policy of Mr.
1 rtselatisas were aniniipauaiy ai^tsd.
'The flnt step t* smanripathm at
it wwwpwrwywiiuir" [U^j^ Dodit MUt
tm 1001 Co be pttbliehfd. to* 1 outrido of Free 8utee,
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ths skate is lees fmportsnt These twa
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though not at oa«a *MhfiK takaa aat
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KMriy «M bopdred wd tweoiy yoow ago.
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Ac submission of tl olr Report by t«
and pending the adoptwa- «f tha
—i, Mr. Coolhaagh isnde few re- 'the .^Voliiag tU»t-"tl»a »«£a^^y"t^'e^t bat the Woody stomp
Ldrclacmc that'Ufie ri-solutions Were una- I Oonatituiion Of the Union estabhshes anJ gMf I .(grtlnrir.
iaCsaaitUfi 4a, baldis- Iuioes slare'ry in allnatioual territory,and ooa-
*diptaa. feequentiy that there is no foot of our widely- I majority of the oitiaens of Kansas voted
intentidfcj-ait their part,^"g
csleD
ded domaio, oatside of Statoa wbooeoM-
s poeitMit inwards Mr. BochUaa, prohlbK slavery, wbero ihe flwe la
Barrington spoke decidedly
ienounoOd the fraad
_*{ forcing a Constitution upon
eneral policy ®f his Adaritflstra-1 bororcan nod a home exemptlrom tbeintrasion rights aad liberties trammed in the
br tbo people, for the people, or by a prmi^M
A GoonSrnwa —Bedpath baa atanodaaaw
paper In lantitl and ma lies his openiagspeeeb
aslbUows, containing volumes la a lew Unas'
•I oaroll myself a Crusader of Freedom util
Slavery osasea to exist.
IhaveoalyooepUiJgetoiaak*.
Ia (ha hattlo agaiast SUvary ia Jtaffis atd
tkh Uaioa, I aball endeavor to do my daty aa a
Qrasader a Freedom.
Mr.
Oar New To*fc uamspaaoims, mmmm data ol
t"- .• .u<p></p>mMm
w» i Dsasaihsr WO, recapitulates soase of Mr.
af ths last w»\ a^4 tesMupeat of JeJ» Ltaaaa'a troableein tMewito
aVthTS-^tebolar^ftrrouaded by
Ube wtfjtl*«fkiaWioaM*s -na ]T. «Wib4slhraaad AbaMtlsaists,
L,ntTjdmiad sastalasil bv 4imaly
I ialMsfl^ apd whlin
I ties f**iUtfs mare tosoy,
yjfcoJfaMaaratemfJIcJltotoataadBar. ^a ooaHraa law «T
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Wo itall mnM with aaxiaty for Iko gottloo
lilf. Itit oortaio that drQ war mw
ti l—»•—8t Loaia P«w.
Ko—io Cafmraodnnh
Pmrtieulmrt of Ik* Ltut Ifimnri
JHUrHtdion af tk* it«#oiw at Ik* ftrmi
PuU*—Grand Rom&g DZmonttrmtum *t Qui*
dmrt—lhe Protptct Gloomy, but Kanstu
hommi to b* Frt*.
tioa, aimply snapping off bis linger wlten it came
in its way. Wallace retired from tbe charge
Mr
I of that very peculiar lastitutlon. .. ,.u 1 dost by these invaders sent by the disonionists
i_ 1 This rapid progr«W off deipoui® I of MieeoerL wbo openly boui U»t iWy wm»i
to arouse and fls the attention of
|otaraof
,00»Jn mk&Jm V«e»tors tar y,«JjGoorgoN. SteT to bo prepared for presSatauon without
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w# boi» abqiood du faBoo-
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Wtabdott, K. T., Doe. 82,1W7.
to tholdlton of tke Chicago Daily Praoa:
Yaatorday tbo bogoa election farca com off.
Tbo Free State on generally took no part. The
Btao Lodge had marahalled their clua wall for
dtatribotkm. Karly ia the morning, in deepite of
tbo atonay wfotber, groopaof horaemon ware
aee« at 8*nta to, Weatport ud Kaaaaa City,
makiag Ibair way iaM the Tnr^tory. Theae
were arruged to apraad round aonth of tho
Rlrar, soatly in the Shawnee District.
Om handrod worn to croaa at Parkrille. Thoee
from ORutoa and Flatto coontiee were to croaa
at Delaware and Leavenworth thoee from Gan
try, Bochanan, and the back conntiea at Kicka
p09 ud above. A gentleman informed me^hat
mora than a haadretl horaemen came to Mud
t#¥» widaratud that Mr. T. H, Bootoa, I d«y*#, {a tbo Delaware Nation, to rote, all from
4r., wiU moo giro value and comaoy to tho I Mia«b«rt.anaodiwitbpiatola,bowie-knivei,flaaki
Wbo( the Western Kxcbange Bank at Omaha,
Habraaka.
tfr See AdteMieeawatoC Mow Stage Boat*
via Chariton, Oceola, etc., to tbo Mtaooari Bivor
Olt Paciio City.
Missouri, anaodiwitb pistols, bowie-knives, flasks
of red toe, aadiocomBton tickets. Mundar had
boon biacksmtthiag in the pejaware Nation, and
Tat BicaoAcaKU* of StAttt*.—QotoaW tap ^ey awore a few and reacted them. But
•r am*. kia liu thus einrlj Miaooiwiaiit yen allowed to vote by simply' eta
of Ohio, ia his late Measago, Uioa ««any "|,
atotee the great (aaoaa whieh a«o before tbo
Country, apd which hare, although forced
IkiI tuiiy mat by the Bepoblicu
It caauot fail to arrest atleaUoa that ail thlSs
ancraaehmenu of the Federal Government upon
tkate aOvertignty, ud apow the Iraedom of the hllri|
tJudtr ibis influence the aticient ana ongioai
policy ?f Shivery probibition was|
and
jogi|j, where will thia matter eod|
(bi4 a
|ec^0Di
u wouW
e
have been a bloody day.
Tbiak Joa tt coum
have stood quietiy by and
ivil war now, ud a single spark will kindle It
I people. It forcea upon the country too^aatoje ^ng he border? It seemed to be the wish
It forces upon the country teo^ontajjs I" border? It seemed to be the wish
issues between two opposite systems of govern- desire or those iava4crf to get up ®ght.
moat—two oppoeite Oieorica of too ooaaum- border hordes who have coma orer, show
lion. These issues are radical ud vital. ""I
aa
the government of thia country bo admintsteroa b,T#
disposition to desist. Iu ell my re^dence in
Mvar
Wbat],tl.
class 7 Is tbo constitution, ia ftjet, what It Is I aapport tbo President, it is all the
now claimed to b«, the boad tnd yteruty *f I Wbetlter Kansas is asade a ftoo or a
alavery or what tba fathers Javo Strte. wo are compelled to admit the sol
belipved it to be, tho abteld and sal^aardof |^m
Does it eetabbsh slavery everywaeso,
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TIMVITU*9UM
W»lo «K««tM
Tho Gov. taaodifttoty ordotod ^)MbM
S^fE'Z3&?»i-im*+*+
iwhk 09 Wdfty aair Goo. Laoo ud Q»».
i* that towo. Tbay wa looaaSod
Ptt
iEii^^^r'Sas
Mriw IO toko JmUm- ft^iu bft#C«
^KBMSsrsrs
opon»d io Boorboa oooiily—M tli nM Btoti
•toil rfiilad to mi.
ho and Talbot worn known to bo "sound oa the Suf w?
goose." Bat tho preeiact poll wee not opened,'tln
andtboy aootterod to di&rent pointi where they
conld vote. It waa a Uttle more than tba bogua
judge* could stud to let so many Hiasouriau*
vote here, in the preeence of our good citisena
aeon a gloomier time,
Pmideot supports the BuflUns, or
There seemed to oe some
wbo wore carried along by a corrupt public sen
aad we are drifting on to revelution. A III* "terroa.
eectional hatred, inflamed by demagogtma, gives
monitory, yarning. A fearful future is before
us. At least, this dark weather and my gloomy
surroundings lead to such conclusions. Yet
Kansas will be free, ud cu only go down in
the blood of desolation with the balance of the
Republic. Oaaaaraa.
P^aLVBtCK
u
rW that I th. Jhvery a a s i i i K o u o u o e e i l- 1 a o o s s i n u n e a w a s
iuteaotia^toatbyapitoiApW^ ^fi^g^l JST jU, Kaatos basiaeaa. Tara to Utah,
tirfifT Ufa ^**1 doa^ 000 how tta oM WM led oar army seat to that territory ia a
3SJraro to aat, a4bs^isMh^,u^_lha* «d evideatly at the mer
act. w-f •.TT»r_ar^«ilfaioa. ud evideatij
can a !Wlsato«».el»«»»«^
|-^.Udsby tha Mormoas, s
0m way «ttUag ths
th heaps af carnoft. T|
m0
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#ei|»Mto-f«W»Mr&
*d 1 JSUttoa, ud Mr,
taM NMtaf
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fiiohod- Lt»
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al Lane, at
Suata.—Mr. Db*ia, of IHia^ lotrodamd a
joint Wolotfmi to Mw iko aaihiriiy of Jho
PmUaat aldai tba ociioamiadlhi ooitopro
aaoto the itlhii| of the Xa*y ia neyiot to
droaoedaadlfoHiwd aoMloAean, aaifna«»
lieotiiat he'WwWdaaflHep.
Mr. K^aamiko go*o aotieo otWa iotnatian to
Oa aiilttO ih H»#oariib. a waelatiaa
waa ado|tMd'«Ott«"atiBf tba haaidiw,«afarai
faay bp yaipahtHa wttb the pabba laiwoal,
or dMlr mMMr.
JO4Wob*WL^ lit MdimOtoP.d imlfeim
dM ofoatoTOnrtral toriln imitii witb
fiMr
to Om aaikt »r war, ud Uwy pwrf
vsMooSatordoy. tlMtlth. Rttt
in wild miiiiy »o*i
.-dMik MMff of ^lo0bg«(*0MBt«M ro.
o4v«l by tbo poyyte. *ty eo*i»wcad
fate( ia aliury ooapo»bM,«a«
bm(d io MMLue,. li »ii «pett«iHl*fcn
tho dragoooa vo^d omro (hot tin »«M bo
mMmomI by 90M ^MMiioo. ThojMtt hi-
MttoT8aa fMa teXleaMg^ateo
Mr. Puh slated that ho eCerod the bffl aa a
eanproaiwe, aad explained He provisioas aafol
lo»s:
ti jromdaa tor tho admission of Kansas lata
tho Uaioa uador tho Lessssptu Coostttatloo,
w^h tho saM bouadarica as were daiaed by
ib# Iralkji|T tlii wmI Goo^ftli*
It alao requiree that, the seventh article of
that, Oooatitatiao, relative to flavory. Shall be
auVarftto^ to ^ho (Greet votsi of thi qOaliSed
cVKtassoB tho 7 th of April nest, aad that tba
saMt roa of tbla aleetioa slkall bo aMdo totho
amde to tbo Governor of the Territory inetsad
o she FroSidaat of tho Coaveatioin. Itatataa
that tho eteoiioB shall bo ooadacMd ia bbiiat
ence to the laws in force oa the 7 th NovSmber
lilt.
It alao providaa that tho Cooatitotioa shall aot
be oooatrnctod aa to limit or iaydr tho right Of
the people to at any time call a cooveolion Tor
the purpose of altering. arooiMlliig, or aboMabiag
Aeir form of fovoraateat, subject to constitu
tion of the 1?. S.
Mr. Pagh stated that, be would avail himaslf
of u early opportaaity to explain the provi
sion* ol the bill more in dotaiL
Br. Benjamia submitted a resolntion, which
was referred to tba Committee on Printing, pro
viding for tho printing for the aaa of the Sen
ate. 20,000 00plea of the opinion of the Jndgea
of tho Supreme Court in the Dred Scott ease.
Mr. Brown commenced a speech in advocacy
of the admission of Kansas under the Lecomp
ton Constitution. He bad not proceeded far
when ho waa aeiasd with vertigo and yielded
the floor, expressing tbo hope that ha woold bo
abk 19 proceed with hie remarka to-morrow.
Heoea.—Mr. diagmu, from tho Committee
on Foreign Affairs, reported a reeoluiioo that
the President be requested, If ia bis opinion
compatible with the public inlereat, to commu
nicate all the information ia his powecsroa ia
relation to the scirore of Wm. Walker ud bia
followers in Nicaragua, together with each in
structions as have been given to naval aad oth
er ofHcera.
Mr. Jones of Tenn. should like the gentlemu
ib ™d»fy bis resolution, so as to call.for infer
for
dmk Md
,|
epc
pwkriik, was warty toaurt, and they
a
Territories, arise ftom tbo determined purpose I „iw,1n[1,j nogfag the bell, blowing the whis
of ttoae who cohroliw action "*2* I Ue, throwing thiaga overboard, and making
domain, and enlarge the power ot wavery. othr
(tOAr]. Capt. Wallace, ud others,
warl|ka
bv
aii(| by llni Kmw*
d«r i»i«ei»ce, ttk« wbuk power of tbo
tioual Utfvvrnuieut has been ekerted to fsrus
Slavery a|ku tho reluctant people of Kusss
Under lhi« iuiluence, aleo, perauient aiU-mpia
are made to sui jugate tlie people of the Iree
Hsa'y 10 Initial domination, through tbe ad
niiuiairation of the Fugitive Slavo aw. JUi^der
this influence, finally, tlie lederal ludieiOry haa
demonstrations but thp l|Q*t
4ltocjied
the engine. lie
•'kirered biiusclf clean pver with glory" at
Osaawattomio, where 400 armed man surprised
a tow poor settlers. He gallutly led at the
.~pk ot I^iwrvnce, after they had aauerUmed
through the Marshal that there would be no 0|
uever noticed him, nor changed iia steaoy mo-
Walker in this country,
in Ku
su Ca|rt. Wallace startled tho good people oi
Quindaro in' the evening, by leading a oompany
of dronklo row£ei tkroogb tkeir city, wriek
ing, cursing, ud drawing their pistols on the
... .. .. I luckless wight that crossed their path. But toe
(tMuaer
\vebb," that plies between Qum-
country.
Mr. Olingman replied that he would modify
the resolution if he had the power, bat being a
report from a committee he coold not do so.
The resolution waa received under a suspen
sion of the rales by 117 against 47. Tbo reeo
lution, after debate and amendment, was passed.
Mr. Kelsey offered a resolution, which waa
adopted, calling on the President to Inform the
I Houso whether tbe Government of Nicaragua
I has made any complaint on aeeount of Oom.
i Paulding's seizure of Walker aad his followera.
Mr. John Cochrane introduced a bill to eatab
li*h the Collection Districu of tho United States,
designating the parts of entry and delivery in
the same, and for other purposes referred to
the Committee on .Commerce.
Mr. Davis, of Mass., submitted a resolution,
wliieh was pasaed, proposing to alter the Ad
measurement of Americu Vessels.
Sir. Ceilt ictroijuc^d a bijl tq qrgtolra a reg
Iniriji of Momted foluateerv tor tfce %et—
I fr- a i-r.
On motion of Mr. Cobb, a resolution was
1 aitii iied, instructing the Committeo on Territo
u report an opinion whether or not tho or
ilia: Territory attached to adjoined to adjoining
Territories.
Mr. Quittmu asked leave to introduce a bill
to repeal certain sections of tho Neutrality
Lo4ii. Mr. Grow objected.
r, gpliiooffer introduce) a hill ptovidji^ ft»f
the eHtnblisbawat of a beanoh of Military Aca
demy at tbe Hesautage, Toon.
On motion of Mr. Smith, of I1L, a committee
of five waa ordered to bo appoioted to inveati
gate all the facts connected with the late sale
of Ft. Snelling and to have power to sand for
persons ud papers.
Mr. Blair introduced a bill which was refer
red to the post ufHce committee, authorising
tl.c uontraptars for carrying the mails from the
Mi-i sipoi River to Su rrancisoo, ander the
act of Marob laat, to adopt uy route they m»y
choose. ...
Mr. Greenwood iatrodmced a bill, which was
referred to tho committee on claims, to repeal
the act establishing thecoart of claims.
Mr. Morrill introduced a bill to punish tho
»piri» of our |™U^rtu,£To( £.
on
Never poor Praeideat ia auhh a ptwdic-1 he adopted forthwith, as the message had been
—.
uiat ia which Mr. Buehanu just now before the country nearly a month.
teds himself. His scheme for thrusting the quits,—Qn wptionofMr.S**,r4-*
»r.n— troubles out of tho way baa gone aU iwl
I ^"ieie'tho Leeomptoa eoaetitu-
a* gta.000. L^aT^m^^Th. I l^^^rU^'ii^Sg M"r."^nienmtroduced theFruoh
[friead, Feeaaado Waa^btofaljeaiQofc •JJSJ'SLterriwyi while tq put the oikm* tien bill aad moved Its rofato^ao to a
& e a K a a a A o o s a o e o 4 o O o s u S e o i e o e a
1 inti—iiiig WftlkOTt fcoe^ifpoTopoo fLa*aww AndotMfl the ooodoot of 8ui(oot I g«iATi--)|r. fosoendeii Introdooeo
iiisij nwisilj. rtl-lhTrrfl -TlH-nW. I^QJwitau bo as* taodiag hia decapitatiOB af tbat pariftj French spoliation bill and ^m0T^Jtf •*[*"BC0
a«i rriti «m miir'tftiiisYi i.... I^SPio«ikaaa. tha 8«saidoat,oftha ImmP* I fg, irisaaolf. Aad yoa, toa, O 110 aeieot oom mlttoo. After d*bate tho^ mo
,^*7^ 1 torn Caoveatioa, by ll|MW 111* raastjia^op.to» aad amdt^ about ta ba
lS
have
u
of firot date iMimrtaato- J*™*
uawtor si nadiiltn is ousted out
vUul'o fiUibastar
itota hip
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eB was agreed, to. Muirs. Crittenden, Oojto-
1
-r"'sabmitted
mGwya a resolotloo, wbVeb Mee
over, iastractiag tha committee on forol^J«-
br X» W morkiag tbo track af «ha hiiiaas to Inqmrs Intd tiie expediency o*.
with haapsTol carrion. T)»o wholo epor- ,w«-g l#w for tho appolntmeat of a Miafar
tUs expad^'y
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eafaeemoota/ tho no««»ty
oa hoard a aajdaoslshig aa^
ther weroboAwothoootroge
ta jricaaa«wa,alae
to Usoimit NckfMMMMMha^aata mmf
pa main rebuita IP than owtot.
Mr. J*agh OSked aad obtained leave to iatro
diiti* a btU'toproOMo lor thra#ariarioa wf Ko*
aat iato the Unioo.
tbo btll wfo rofsrrrd to the Com. oo Territo
ries.
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Mr. Boooek boliovod thot PaiildThg had acted
illegally, bat mai^aiaod tWt'00 haw mHaritod
power to aaa tho A*a»y aad Navy apoo tbe
to tha saa be applied tothalud, l»y
for the laat two years had, beta
tasaa ia paiMtratfag aatnijge a*d J*sce aa
wts^TSaS.
-srst"-!
ftoai Ksasas, Ut^ aad all other*.
Washiagtoa, Jaa. #.
The Seaate la^sff la iaaaatloa asarfaa rati
flsd the Daakh ®»«id Does Treaty.
tte PresWeat's Ihatego, atmasapuisd h»
docuBMBtaln rehuloa ta- ttwstaalAutrleuaf
fsira. will peobabty be tummsalm iH to Coa
grass »i msUOw. His Intimate ft*sadssay hs
iUl mors em^batfcally cowdemn ilMbaatrring
tiu he did la his annnal Massage.
Accordtag to prtaea* IndteatisaaOm. PaaM
lag will not be recaWed.
The Senate then praetoded to tho ooaeidero
thmof Mr. Crltteadea'a rosoiatioo ia fcvor of
increasing the dadeooa importa, aabaututing
home for fordga valuation, which, after some
twsrti—.»«-
citiaeaa of Portsmouth, Ohio, prayiag for a
charter for a National Buk far 0 y***»
T—"
judici«y.
All the Statea ud Territories were then
called In sncceaioa, when a large number of
Aljourasd.
Washington, Jan. ft.
Hoosi.—Tbe House went into committee ol
the whole on the state of the Union on the Pres
ident's annual message.
wu
"!Hr Dourias beards him ia the Senate ud Urd, which waa presented yeaterday, be trau
feroes him to the wall. His Kaaaaa poUcy maat
adopted that the petition of Mr. M#-
mitt«id
to the Secretary »j_Btetc far tbo co»md-
h* arowdod through Congress, unless possibly I era lion of the President. The petition setsforth
,MBM of tb« aanlbUatioo of the party I Tjrinaa grievances inflicted uplon Mr. Millaed, an
at theaxpw* Eia aecrot agents Amerloi citissn, by British civil o«cers «d
others in Ire!aHd,by wWeh he clahas tobave
had a large number of valuable eattle tafcaa
from him by a mob.
vu
if* Hmm k«Ibv to iH to
pawers aad atofle iirtraotlaao far
"biasgre* eyed |cottrse they deamadpropar toparaaa.
•VhildT of dtoti-J j|r. Lov«joy soid if tta Nutr^ty_
w™
a capital of f«,00«,OOQ, and an ineroaao of toe
uriff, Alter tho transactions of so^e fqrtoer
bnsiaeas of po special importance, the Senate
uooss.—Mr. Otaacy Jonea, from 4»C#a
mittee 00 Ways ud Meana, reported the bill of
appropriation for the aapport of tbo MUitary
Actdemj.
Mr. Washburn, of HI., from the Committee
Commerce, reported n bill to farther amend
the act providing for the better security of
passengers on board steam veeeels. Its consid
eration was paatpoacd till the first Tuesday In
February.
Mr, Clingmaa, frpmbe Oommittee on For
eign Affairs, reported a series of resolutions,
which were adopted, calling 00 tbo President to
communicate tho correspondence between the
Secretary of State and the Goverasscnt of Par
aguay and New Granada, in uy way affecting
our diffcrer.ee with these Governments also
between the Secretary of State ud Brazil, re
lative to the opeaing of- tho river ui tbe ne
gotiation of a reciprocity or other treaty, ana
all correspondence on tbo subject of qur rela
tions with Spain, not heretofore made public.
The Hpuse went intoComssittee of tbe Whole
on the State of the Union on the President s
^'mt^BMss of Ohio spoke of the Dred Scott
case decision as aa utter disregard of the rights
of man and the truth of history. He entered
against it hie indignut protest.
Mr. Haskin of New York, defended the act of
Com. Paulding, stating the set of 1818 was in
tended to meet just such a case as this.
Mr. Stephens of Georgia thought the arrept a
great outrage om private righta, ud ought to be
redressed.
Mr. Haskin in replying, said that clthougl
Com. Paulding's conduct might have been with
oat authority, there were abundant precedents
to show that the Amerieu Congress and people
have sustained acta morally right but technically
""lrr'Giliaoio had no doubt but Com. Pauld
ing acted under instructions.
|h« committee the# rose, ud the HQl!se "d
jourhed.
Cincftwati, Jan. 4.
The St. Louis. Democrat aays that passengers
report ilie following:
On Friday, the 25th, news reached Leavm
worth of the engageasent of the troops en
camped at Sugar Monndud the Dragoons. The
officers ordered Lane to surrender, he refused,
tbe Dragoon1 charged, but were repulsed with
the loss of three of their number. Jh« urft
gOOos retired and sent Denver for reinforce
ments. Denver ordered three companies of
Dragoons to the seat of war. It is expected
there will be bloody work soon. As soon ss
news of ths engagement was received the peo
ple commenced organising and hurrying to as
sist
It is expected that before the Dra­
goons arrive Lane will be reinfqrped 2^00. 1°'
tense excitement prevails. Tbe people of Law
renee are preparing to take tbe field.
haa fled the Territory.
Senate,
PHsideaa,
Inten'iy1"1
MaalStotfMUgh
,7 Jti lit)
Calbouu
Tbe Paris correspondent of tbe Commercial
w
Mr. J. Glancy Jonea submitteda series of res
olutions referring the Various branches of the
message to the appropriate steading commit
tee:'. He expressed tie hope that they would
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Barringtot), K. S., Jan. ft.
The schoofer LiverpocA, Just ft«m Btoioa
with a cargo of flour, sogar and merchanoise,
while laying at Robinson's Wharf, in this place,
laat night, took flre ud burned to tho water a
edge.—Loos eetimatod at |10,000—No insn
raace.
Tbe Africa arrived out on the '20th and the
Kangaroo on the 22d.
The principal failure th»t TC bsve to report
i« that of fcliufiender Bros, of Liverpool, lor
near half a million sterling.
Tbe message of President Buehanu was very
favorably criticized in England.
An earthquake had occurred at Naples, re
sulting in grest destruction to property an^
connidt' able loss of life.
Liverpool M^rkats—Breadstuff*. Richardson
Si Co. report flour market very dull but steady,
at about previous prices. Whest steady and
fine quaVtiea are held at a higher figure, but the
transactions are very limited. Red wb?at (U2d
a7«3d white QslOdags,
Ifcf York, Jen. 4, I Indian corn more quiet at previous prices
The New CitT Government was insugursted I mixed 88sa38s7d.
to-day Mayor Pieman assuming the duties of Pork snd Beet sre dull at previous rates.
bis office. Alderman Clancy was elected was
elected President of the Board of Alderman,
and T. D. Valentine was re-appointed Clerk.
H. Haswell was elected President of the Com
mon Council, ud Chas. T. McClenahan waa
re-elected Clerk. Mayor TSemu will transmit
bia message to-morrow.
Bacon in very limited demand. Lard dull,
prices nearly nominal. Tallow firm at 52s.-—
Sugar dull at previous rates. Rice quiet Rosin
dull at 8sl Id. Other articles are quiet at previ-
ous prices.
At London the breadstuff markets wore very
quiet but unchuged. Sugsr wss firm sad rather
higher. Coffee quiet. Tea slightly higher.—
aayVthe* American Hcuse, Green A Co., which I Tsllow buoyant, sales
failed last Spring, is trying to resume, and is ^ondon money market was slightly easier
paying small auma of its liablitie's. Obas. Mu- consuls closed at»8Ja9si (or
SNE A Co. exoeot to resume In March. Wain- The Indiu Government had been formally
right A Co., Agents of the Collin's Line, and notified of the intention of the ministers to ter
Vogell A Co., uotber American Hotoe, hope to London
Tbo filibusters on board tho Saratoga at Kor- i g£nk
folk poeitively refuse to go on shore unless they I ,jhe gugpengjons include the bouse of Chsrles
are put off by force. They say they are penai-1 y|cb0iaon A Co., warehousemen, of London,
la« ud have no where to go if on abore, and (Ubilities also, a few flthers, for
demand to be returned to Nicaragua, tbe borne I
«f their adoption. There had been a great improvement ia boa-
The Prasidmt says It is utterly Mt of dTalrs at Hamburg.
question to return tbo filibusters to Nicaragua, i reduction of tbo rates of tho Buk of
tho only potoibUity for the. is ia pecuniary ia- anticipated.
dsmoity, which will be urged._
WHtJi WIHBO WggB V9 toa pat 1
Gul. Walker will not go Weet far several
Walker ud hi men by Coca. Pauidiug.
asi( ltiaVA« lAA tl
,—•«-ri .. __j the London Times, in its review of the Mes
reeftlauottS denounce
and
Walker may bo able to ei
by lo^Matiro devicee so i
too amiarity to some measures ot compromisa.
GOB. Lamar, tta aew Minister to Nnmragaa,
has gone to N. T. to take passage aa tta Calt-
feGa2.^aiker
latimatee hie losses by the «ei*
caros ofbavis ud Pauldiflg at $240,000.
dea. Boostea latoadad to uaounce the death
butowiag to asovero
i
ti
A*
i
BlaaV' awto^te woo aat dsMvsrad
to-day, bwt la pahishi la the Bapcaaa te vi^U-
to
tf. fbi sinifa teools at laagth oa the oab
jbMOf Bsaha, aad msmmsnds that they be
tumpsHed »keop«ahaad oc*a to thoaasonat
of por aeas. af thsii iaiiXmtasas, indarive
•f rates rsoOsaamada ihsimg natiea of lolls aa
Kailrooda, a^ aSowiof them to iacreasa the
tateof ptwiagsi Ian sppimauy gwatefrsto
«o TVeaurytor prioate oawrpriees aad teatito
Moas steteo tho daMoaei ia iho esaal ra*f?
auto Offr,600,00ft aatbocised by the last legia
aagfeate direct taiatiu of oaa half
lasiSy far twa yease aa a revoaue,
smntestethe onaawsat af asogistry law epaato
•Nh satMhotioa af'ha lawa af Ao kat
tare- la tefrseaeo to the city of New York, aar
UothrlfthsidiN aoat favosa tbo rstewval or
tho laaraatiaa toflaady Hook reooapsads
tho leglShUfo ta prwaat aoeh extraorOiury
oaeof tho power of granting i^jaactiona aahas
boea doim the paat year, aad oppoeee tho iatro
dacttea Of slavery into K.ness
Boston, Jati. R.
Frank B«ath, and Ms sister, Miriam York
Heath, have bcoa sirestsd ia Draut, aear Low
^1, for we murder o their father, Joshua Beiuh,
a blacksmith, between 60 ud 70 years old. The
daughter, It ia stated, confessed that she flnt
attempted to poisoo her father, and that her
brother, on Satarday aight, shot him inthe
head, aad alterwarda buried the body. When
it was found by the oflfcer* they ieemeo to hare
a very faint idea of the enormity of the offence.
The father waa of intemperate habite, aad oftaa
quarreled with and beat his children.
Halifax, Jaa. •.
Hoa. «maaBrad.traat Babie. formerly Moo
ter of ths B«es, expired yeaterday—aged 8t
yean
Bhenectady, Ju. 5.
Geo. Grifin, the leasee of Gtvsns' Hotel, la
thia city, died last ovoaiag.
New York, Jaa. 5.
A Washiagtoa despatch to tbo Post says that
advices received there teod to confirm the re
port of i cclUeion In Kaoeee. Tbe Uteet m«*
ces by mail are that Lane had 1300 men and
plenty of assmunitioo.
Mayor Tiemun truamitted his Meesage to
the Council to-day. He states that the actual
permuent debt of the city is about ^10,450,000,
ia addition to the funded debt redeemable from
taxation, 11,100,000. The Treaeary loaa ao
count is nearly gS,600,000. The Central Park
assessment bonds, gl,600,000, and the assess
ment bonds, $1,150,000. The Mayor adverts in
strong tsrtns to the great increase in taxes, ex
pressing the opinion that the poblio may well
complain of the heavy drafts on taem, when
property Is lecdered insecure through inelli*
cicncy, beslih endaangercd by the neglect of
sanitary laws, and life daily sacrificed by vio
lence, ruffianism aad crime, through tbe want
of energy in bringing the guilty to trial and
punishment. The Mayor thinks the city psys
mors thsp its share ol the Stave tax aad re
commends tbe renewal of tbe application for a
State Board of Asssssors to equalise the valua
tion of property throughout the State tbe same
he thinks'! be case with the School tax.
He recommends a revision in some cases, and
a reduction of salaries. In the siuking fund
account there is a balance of #8,200,000 every
year, which should be restored tp the Treasury.
Jn these way's a saving en be made of $1,400,
000.
The Mayor treats of the varous departments
of the Cttv Government, recommends the pro
curement of steam fire engines, and thst the
Insurrsnco Company should contribute more
largely to that depertment. The value of the
city pronerty is over 42,000,000—an increase
since I860 of *12,000,000.
The Mayor thinks the Metropolitan Police
Bill unjust in many of its provision*, a^d that
the M»yor should be b'sd of the Police but
will give his support to the Law until it is re
pealed.
Sandy Hooh, Jan. 6.
The steamer Atlantic from Liverpool on the
iSd ult- b*f» just arrived oft this point, her dates
ore four d*s later thsu these already received.
,®c?"°t-
.. money market, and diacounts were readily ne
Washington, Ju. 8. _0ti4b|e
at
At)aotic
dlsavow the ae^ a^ confines itself to two topics—the Finan-
dirsot eoMponatioa to be made totheJJg CrUit, and the Central American queatiaa.
M»"tad, and that they ud thdr^artns stall ta
congtn|M Mr
It till Tuesday.
ef dr. Busk to morrow, but
hoarsences ta has peetpooed I
Columbus, Jan. 4.
0
X] minutes in readiag. I °°°-. *r-Wm*
Caaoord, N. l&y I
^SS^ss^S&
mi
Buctansn's remarks upon the
KtoS plessure In receiving tta asuraace from Mr.
tews Buchanaa, that the intereau of the two coun
a —i—, I irici are identical, being confined to securing
tries are identical, being
a safe transit over all the routes acrosa too
Isthmus. Let the Americsn Government give
profit of this, ftnd we ate sure that mattera will
be speedily settled. Commoa sease must tell
tho Americsns that in these two questions we
are strictly on the defensive ud the most
inveterate Aeclaaser agaiast England cunot
deny the conciliatory spirit In whioh sbs has
trea od them. But we can hardly be asked to
Oto up" tho Treaty of 1850 withaat a gaarutce
S .»a
Ths twa boaees af the Legislature were or-1 iU most importut provisions shall be be
noted by election of Ohaa. W. BWr,
ot
MM»tlAika
sKkaf
3—NO.
SBEltM
igtaataattthh ientlia a« tlmayWMly ola»
CMOS tram Afcisa to tim Freuh «oM» to a
Caafareaco to he held ia Londu.
Tho Freach ships af war inteaded far Chlas
waro appeiated to loava Toolaa oa_«ho fMh
Dec., aad waald psaoead imt to laagk
IfSffieswats
tirai*.—Tho Bspaaa ad tdrld
with wait aahsiasace the pnyeat af the l^fltgl
Stotoa ic^Mt Oabft, o4 oecueee Fwtidfiit
chaauof eaoouraglagthem with regard to the
propoaitioa for pawhaaiag the Islaad, wh eh
ssys tho now Mlaiotee of tho Uaito* States, who
UOoat to arrive in Madrid, ia exoMted to
anke. The Bspaaa declares that qwi «i*»oi
eatertala it wlttoat dlsboaor. TMifcha«»ited
Sums win seiso tho first l»l liiiMMaith^ b?
piratiaal expeditioas or eacitiag in1aB^tioa.
or uy other atodo whatever, of pmmrssiBp
thesssalvea of the Mud, the Bspdbroiltf aot
doubt, ud it complaiaa that aadas sacb civ
cossotuoes the Gevsramsai diapMjei.-a.great
wut of caution.
Ani.~rt.nt decree haJ bcea %mil prbvi
diag for ths partial Intraachieem^ttt Of the
ifc. J-*
IntT—Aa earthqaake took plage.M. ib*
night of tho ISth Dec. throughout the whale
jfingism of Naplea, ud iu effects were mo«t
severe ta tho town of Salerma. Houses were
rent from top to bottom, aad noamraae viUagoe
wor destroyed.
IkMIIii Jaa. 4.
•Joha Smith A Co., hukers, fully adjusted
liabilitioe aad iseamed busiaeu to day.
Richmond, (Ta.) Jan. 9.
The Maehlao ahopof tho Central B. R. was
consumed laat aight. Sevan locomotives were
destroyed. Loss $85,000. luaruoe trifling.
The falio wing failures are reported: Ward,
Saundera A Haat, Geo. Bawll A Oa, Titos,
Grovee A Co.
Norfolk, (Va.) Jan. 5.
Gen. Walker's men were discharged from
tbe Saratoga to-day, by orders from Wasbing
toa. Muy af them are wandering about the
city, destitute, poorly clad ud moneyless.
[Tribune's Washington Correspondence.]
Washington, Ju. A.
Mr. Berabeisel hss appeared tetore the Com
mittee on Territories. Mr. Stephens, the Chair
man, called oo tho President to consult. The
President said that Utah waa not yet in rebel
lion, but only threatened. The Committee will
probably report In favor of Mr. Bernheisel.
The mejority of the Seoate Committee are
favorable to tbo^eeific Railroad, including Mr.
Davis, if it is confined to the Southern route.
Mr. Ptckem is nominated tor Minister to
Russia, ud Mr. Clark, ol Ky., for Guatemala.
Washington, Jan. 6.
Messrs. Hunter snd Toomli* arted, but tbe
Seute refused, to excuse them from serving on
the French Spoliation Bill Committee. Tbe
Senate then proceeded to the consideration of
Mr. CrittendonV resolution in favor of increas
ing the duties on imports, snd substituting
home for foreign valuation.
A h«avy snow storm Is prevailing at Boston
and other parte of New England 4 inches of
snow has fallsn at Boston and is still coming
In New York snow fell most of the morning, hut
melted as it fell, aad has now ccssed Weather
rather mild.
..
per cent., and s reduction of the
rateR w
figure was anticipated.
reached her wharf at 2 o clock.
Gaiar Baitaia.—President Buchanan's aiea-
Tbo patch evoroeat by telegraph in England.
akall hto t«
I re-enacted, ud tta whole ooriee of irritating
W. R. Woods, Speaker, aad J. W. Kaea I disputes ta brought for over to u and.
OteA of Homo. Goveraor's Message waa deUv-1 fa euspeasiaa of Messrs. Klingsrder, Bros.,
ertdht 4 o'clock ud occupied one hour ud far-
Liverpool, is announced. Liabilities £24,-
R*id'
w
I^i]te^M^on°from
At a saeethig af tta Dem^tk^ooMaltteO, ay had arrived ia I^adon with
bald atFanpar^, pa Toeeday tta *thJa^-L"*o- L^^of obtainiag fliaanstel sid.
lasloaa were adopted to tta fcllowi^eftct Attempte to iaaaeb tha Uviathu were post
tessss.
New York, Ju. 6.
Tho steamship Persia sailed to-day for Liver
pool with 94 passengers snd 1,920,000 dollars
ia specie.
New York, Jan. 6.
The Washington eurrespo«nU iit of the Times
ssys the (irissarri Treaty will l»e-eej«»cted h£ the
Senate, should it ever rescb that body—it ha*
not yet returned from Kicarsgu
The Tribune correspondent says Mr. Douglas
will contend that the arrest ol Walker, even on
the high seas, would have been illegal.
Jcilge Black is writing an opiakm for tbe
President maintaining the roverxi view.
BaiLaoan aso St*Aiino*f- A^wiatirrs.—It is
computed that during the year tJ67 there were
120 railroad accidents in the United States, by
which 180 person* were kiljed «nd bit) wound
ad. Durlna the year 1850, there were 148 rail
road accidents, bv which 195 persons were kill
ed and 829 wounded. The number of steam
boat sccideate in 1857 is commuted at SO, by
which 822 persons were killed, and 86 wounded.
In 1866, there were !9 gtesmbo.it accidents, by
which S58 persons were killed, and 127 wound
ed. These statistics do not include sea-going
steamers.
The Siamsso Ambassadors at tanttau are
queer chsps. On a recent ev.niug at
tempted to introduce two •otnen of notorious
ly bad character to the Queen's Levee in Wind
sor Castle. Tbe n^xt night tlu v were seen st
the Lyceum Theatre, accouipani by a number
of tbe stalest Cyprius in the Si rand, and their
conduct in the box waa so shameless that tbe
audience biased thea.
The literary critic ol toe York Times
understands that the friends of the young lady
who claimes to have written tha first and con
cluding lines of the poem Nothing to Wear,"
still believe in her story, ud aa a vindication of
tar pretensions, a poem by bar isabortiy to. be
publiebed iu book form-
How Jos won ths Psscit.—Joe is
unquestionably the handsomest nisrried mu
la Cincinnati.
graoer.
the Governments of Swe-
S3tss
P!«#. 1 Tta Londaa Advwtisor sadsiitea^Mr. •.
to Smith will kaoa tha Baaid af te*
SC.'HJ*2S£TlSri |to«Mdtel*y Ms OwWaad. «d ttat^todd Mr.
ly wHhdratr trato miaia-
»a te tte y nalte baaraat sad maaey was
oaly at fipsroent for bastpapar la tha
"m'S?!!!! MMMtlakat, aai
jttoMWW**'
Joe aporta a wife, besides several other crea
ture comloru. Well, be ud »ife, Harry—,
ud Geo.—, and A«r wives sll board at
tbe same house. A day or t* a ago, while they
were at table, luxuriating on de 'ached porttpaa
of boiled tantey which had been started with
oysters, the conversation turnnl on Chris iu
names, when Mrs. Harry com ended that she
could name more distinguished men wha bad
borne tta name of Hemy, tbau any geatieinu
oould of Ms owa naate and coacluded by of
fering a gald peacil aa a wager, aguist a sal
able equivalent, should she win.
Tbe trial camasenCed. Mrs.
etarted off with "Harry of tbe Wees"addhsga
doasn others.
George- -now gathered up on Qeorge
Waabington, tbe four Georges of Englud, LoM
George ef Fruee, Ac
'Now, Mr. John—
say,' said the charming Mrs. lUrry
Oh 1 I cu give you a hundred—tho two
Adams—Lord John RnsseW—Joho Tyler—
John, Jaha, briag me aoate water John
'tiiopt atop, you can't a «. Mr.
aaw your turn comes,' continued
juicy little gaanster.
Sow if ever a bashfel man Used, It My
Mud Jae. He darod aot look ap. Ha tad
bou racking hia brain for an answer, but to ao
impose, ud la dsspeir, be male aaa grud of
brt, and raiaiag his bead replied:—
SR* *g*»**——•»•»£**•*—•••ffcwti* |4,r
S^SirSfffSy^SSSi
1
la—owIM*"*—I*.
ed Is alee oaase«f ilia appar
dows. ThoaUatMfaoaata^wa
completely liwibshil
la tha lower atary, alaagud in»te»»aa%
fitted ap tor a bag saoas
sticksTlayroiMd
£^1I3R EMNT FLWUNJ
wseaha of too hatt laasaay plain luki ipMiM
ea af blood sbswad whws toasa missMaajpp.^j
kea effect, abd tha dripptog of tha^aiaadrf.
could bo traced ia aad rooadthe haM%fit*J'
erydlreettea. Aaaiaaada
borsalsaa faraa, aatha daop
"Br.^SS'dWr. ta«a tha wpa»ai»^
woaaded aoa, wbo were taku dowa ths IM
about half a atite to li
Toe faee af tho dissaesd
Louisville, Ju 6.
Gov. Powell is elected U. 8, Senator by 80
votes Garret Davis raoeived 84 Thompson 1.
New Orleus, Jan. ft.
Cincinnati, Jan. C.
All tbe trains on the Marietta and Cincinnati
road stopped to day and business is entirely
saspended. Matters have keen unsatisfactory
for some time. The employs are striking for
wasres due. It is ssid that the farmers in the
vicinity of Athens so destroyed the track that
it is unfit for use in that neighborhood. The
cause of their action has not not been ascer
tained. Superintendent Barnes left for Chilli
cotbe to-day with a view to arrange matters for
tho early resumption of tbe business of the
road.
Baltimore, Jan 8.
A meeting of t^e members of the beach and
t^r va* held this morning in tbe Superior Court
room, as an expression of respect to the meni
ory of the Hon. David Stuart, who died yesier
day. Suitable resolutions were adopted. Mr.
Stuart was formerly U. S. Senator from Md.
New York, Ju. 6.
Despatches from Cuada and eastward report
very cold weather to-day at Quebec and Mm~
Weal thermometer about sersj. At Rockville,
N. S., thermometer iix degree* below.
1
ad he mai
died with shot, aad tta Maat have dtod^HwH"'
instantly. Dr. Asa Barr held u eaamtaaate*
over hie bady ht psaasaaa of the Coeaaof OM
jary. While aa daia& hia aid father
aad tha eeeae avaTtha dead bady Of IU
was traly heart reaAag. Up Maira lay *kafl»
soa, John Geiaer, eery daa^eaasly waaa^ed to
tba head by a oat received ia tha haoaa,
otberwieo fa^aiad. Ia uad|joiaiag bar
another eu, daagaroasly wounded ia the
ud throat by a charge of shot. Dr. Hor*
tertaioaetroag bo pea af his recovery
Mdaday, quite u aUarly mu, lay ia thajaMf
boueo horribly out ia tbo face ud broiesid, baft
probably aat daageroaaly. Muy othert wet#
hurt, bot not dangeroosry. On Urn OmMWMi
we could not aasertaia whether uy had haam
ajared or aot, as they did aat seem dlapa^Qd to^
nor, which resulted ia briagtag a
lee aad In tta death af yOaag Thai
tta moot inaooent aad quiet aaa af thftt paff)£
—aad ia tbe wouading af tta others.
Soitthba* BsriasnasT.—Tta Bishmaad
Sas^t
which declsred reesaUy that "iatimssy.mllfc.
southern gutleama tad i
quite a decent mu, aad reasoned tha
vulgarities of bis early edocatioa," gives us Mi*.
Uustration of ite idea of eoatbsrn isflasamal Ak
the following gentlemaaly aad ohivalrte aMaalt 'j
upon Cbarlee Sumaar:
"But one figure-head ia tta Seaate afauahtr
arresu sttenlion ia the ptoturo we bare bore of
the plain-looking, substantial, better order af
American politicians. It is that af a large, tall
senator, who sits near the rnaia entraaee. Hia
poeture is one of tta BMSt iniautable conceit,
with bis head raised, hia eyea elevated and rest
ing oo a pleasut vacaacy, his body turaod to
perciliously away from tta aeighbariag MM
tors, snd without evea tbe least eiga at atto^:..
tion to betray hia consideration for any thing
that is passing around biai. Thia hugs cOicomK,
with his hair so tenderly parted, aad al* big,
white handa so coaataatly eagaged ia slsohiag
himself, still smiiiag aad talkiag to tta liek-spit-.
ties that aurrouad bins, ia that pampered, ken
narked bound, Charles Sumner. Aa appUcatfaa
of tbe hide would take out tho lofty airs flf
martyrdom ta elects it would purge too eM
ceit immediately. It ia a fair bettor any aaa to
take, that at tta first stroke of tke lau tha
hauad would take refuge under his Jesk.'tta Mi'
there yelping for mercy."
Plais Talk.—Tta Richmond Sooth thus sx
preeses ite opinion of the siaoerity snd honesty
of those Northern mu who pride thesssolWto
upon be ng the special frioads of tho 8outltf
"So, Mr. Douglaa has showed bis cloven foot
ta tta South at laat. I never tailors**a wsW
whole footed. All that ha has over dewo haa
been to cnjo!. the South tochoocc tatweea evils,
to take tlie i#si she eu get, to sugar oSer aaiw
seoui pill' ami brita tta 8oathora Momtara to
coax tbe Suutli to swsllow thsa. I never haa
coofidenec in him. I have no confidence ta uy
mu north of Mawn and Dlxoa'a. They eaaaat
be our (riends ud ta baa est. Tho iatosaataai
the two se. lions are utagoniatic. Tta Northern
man who ^oes for our interests necessarily goea
sgainst the interests of tta North, bis OftOlifiy,
and I can hate do eoafideoee ia a tsatsae, aa
awtter how high ite prioo.
A Saaar Poibt.—Tbe Msasftsli Hhisld ai#
Banner (Loeofoeo) eloees a lug ud able artlela
against admittiag Kaasas udsr tta Istoamp.
toa Cons tit utiaa, ia tha taMowiag pithy tewao:
The Deelaratiaa af Iadepudaaea daclarea
that all OovernaMnta "derive their jtut paw
ers irom tta soassaf of tta goverasd." Tha
ffoitmed ia ITsnses do aat seassal to tta Gals,
houn Constitutioa. This is perfectly otaag to
all. Where, thea la it ta derive iu jut* pa wow
from We hear a great deal af false posi
tions in these times. Csa there bo uytbiag
false in a position which merely detonate that
a fundamutal truth, whieb Mas at lAo whala
basis of our Govsrnment, should be acknowl
edged—in a position which asks that the ratara
state government of Kaaaaa should psatoto
"j*tt powers" derived "from the ceasst of tMl
governed," aad aat saerely mmjuai pawato da
rived from other ud less reliable soarcee?
HA
wbtl'bave you to
Mj dear Madam. fur 1— I eaaaat MW
tbiak af a«| ssry dsungui»hed ssan who star
ban
ttaWMO
Mawjaii ti Laaa-
ral af
Btala«g» t»dsr
arrival afS#eote
af MM
i*| iiri 4 Jiel iaSf
t«O^A4t »at»1'
fij*» Jiv !«'.»./ ««fs
v-:
...
JoeeplCescept toe geatiemu
«a raad aboat ia tha Sacred fariptarw ha
aha waa aaah a fcsoriw of iba. Ptoiptar, bat
I will aat aier him, far dtp* hs was fas
n^jMiawMWV, ...
Hers's tta jpsacil, ssid Irs. Harry, tosa|
U asorta'hlM, sa tha sad tta other Is MM spii
out at the door.
lM «ki destroys tar ha*fe%
layiag toa MMiy eggs, bko a yuag lady wha
to aaaian toMaka taatoH «tti*ailvaf
jtoelaysharvalf am to pleasa.
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a*
OT.' IS t'gb
i n 'mail
la afWtofe
toeraoC la'tfco
dtMepiAnfaa,
i noleiee
-•»d "»JI
rgaswa
tammi
u ooosf
I- Mkda
adi
S»tot
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If
II faw
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'ifurm*
Sa mi
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pit'S
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II oaa
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jprt§ ef
U
i h*»
l» OM
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4
tell but it can scarcely be atheroma thaa thw
some were injured.
This most Wnfartaaate nag tanMa •aMh§o''«s
seems to have origiaated ia thia Maaaar* A r.'
party of Irishamn went lata the Western Brew
ery Hall where the Geramae wore haviag aaalL
ud a^e or two of them acted ia a aoiay Btw
Viwli
•V*
wisest
kMm»
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w»si
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at j»to
wed
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Mi ,*
Old Book aaa ths lastm—Tta
Indicate that Mr. Bachaaaa, la attog dlsgVJftoh
tbe embroilmeots of tho two sections, aad tha
entaaglemeuta of tho two Walkers, has tarasd
his haasrolent old pMa aad hie aaatispl sya to
ward tbe work of maktog ftiiads hstwssa two
buds of begging, ljlaf. haras sissling, wiMf «^r
scalping red ahiaa. What a saiatiy aad aaa
(laas spsctacle it pressatad, aa dsabc *Bb
pmsnssively dweh opoa the Mssriigtdlpoaaa.
and joined their haads,,'sayatta l«l»ia$. IM
thereupoa they ssads frirada. We t*
impair the roauaca af such a toyhlag /osiiu,
batroepeet for tta Pawaoea udPaRhaOo*
peia as to sagguat tta pialiahlb Mlfli iflfaw
ag that brought theM to aa happy a faMar^sar
tion. It waaabaat aa failav*:. ISfM*"
geod. Great lather give preeenta. tTgb itoP
iwd. Shako taafalagh"|ta«.«
la the langoaga of the paati Jiosaa
iLiSJtm
IImw
a vwv
sai
tt baa
touch of natere Matae tta world akto."
[fa k*lM nitl
will bo four tsllpses two of tta toa Ud tSMtfl
ttaamow. _",i orit
1st. A partial aettptoaf tha Ma«h Jfahma ate ««u
S S S 5 i S 5 i
n- .k.. mt A* asoatoag -J
dUm generally' after tha'«Ma af fa* I'—"
1
5See. Its sasgatosde wIM teM»af MMl
Kweter on the eoathrra Kmb.
Bar Caasat.iT.~Mr. T.
Ks
"1 «&»* ,»'o' .t»w r,: »*t .. «*srw Jt1 ,Ja4si: s .:.'^aap adt »*ic
-••ssnfj^ •»*«,-.-, svaiq status* w:» ,vjs« ta.ii w»t» .iahlt ioa aaWaf-»»*v-
"j/r.jfMin «w*4^ariai^ —t .iimnWiiOT |f- ^iMf 'gfa'|Oiai'atfia$4haana
1
?.
*5 1,
it
SfuSlted SZ^etoovu IM to
eaUassfa' oat .»«tt libs
jTa partial ssWpss of tta sssca, AagUto
aome pUces tho trai outoal »M WoMMfag
bot to Mapt aUees ia tta (JiM faMa Ar
wtatoadl^'tWIofMhfa.
4th. A total scBpae af tta aaa, Ssptembai T.
ada 40 dsgrssawsst af wmwhm*
2^k.isseeSsz
*1
a tasldsat af MfaUMi
jto iaaphiK aa atoMMito fa^at
•wartooMawUtaWy,JIM8wjfcja iillij I
aa Wlia.iday,' M*.M.'waatatta fagjj*J«g»
.,fttaballdtofc««sbwos
aad aOrtdeaMpMippid la
fell ihraugh Ute mismI fa
sras tokM apdsaA IBr.
Mawsd, and
A-4 taMU|*is h.I
to ..»t« a«,u halt •st a saso- v mIoow it Mb v» n