The New York Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1855, Page 8

J 8 NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, KR 30, 1850. | AFFAIRS OF KANSAS. ted to Kansas, | Could i i other Did sousible men’ at the iit I fi Hy ‘hemselyes—expect any ) TO THE PROPLB OF THE UNITED STATES. re have been appointed by a convention of citizens of of the State we have seon, one hundred velue amounted to fifty mil- these fanatics who pronounced individual ain, and a national curse, ever yet | H f i rT contiguous to the Ter: decently plausible scheme which it } von some e tople whlch Foal be remectea? he edlire reveaue of our Slate, tor } you | our State, and which, it is believed, may, toa serious ex- | ordinary fiscal purposes, scarcely reaches sive hundred } tent, effect the general welfare of our country. thousand dollars, and the abolition of slavery here would | ‘propose ¥ this duty bys concise and | involve the destruction of productive capital estimated at candid exposition of facts, our condition and ite | Atty millions of dollars, or taxation upum the people of bearing upon Kances, accom ys with reflections | five millions of dollars annually, which is the lined as the pati interest upon this amount of capite), besides the addi- That portion of which borders con- tains, as Dearly a» can now be in yenelation of fifty thousand ¢laves, and estima’ ue, at the ices 3 3 Massacl it | not. Every one a ichib ucto; ollars. Aa the whole State contains but about one hun- ir owners; and it is therefore apparent that tenfold | SPO" State, _If the shusetts Legislature, or the é -| come Fegoe & | Zork: Wm » oe aee Teacieton ee ee the entire zerenon be Bis ron ba Barely rent oP ater Stay have the hat aes right io | oil on Wednesday A aiatry at be echanlos’ Hall Bite Coquette Pi), Plea Bincken. Ag to pay the tater mn a sum equivalent to the actus! | transport them to Missouri. We are not appriiod of a ‘announces several new featur en. a Co. cightean counties bordering on Kansas, the greater por- | money value of the slaves, without providing any moans | Uazspert them to Miasoutt. We are not upprliod of any > Brig Morden (Br), P v Barmg or Bunker Hu1.—This mdid diorama Bloomer. } Sant boone a ie, Mapatise oe Riize,:| Ree Nittatt hneenie he eee ee In the vespet dlttugatahes their condition from that of willbe put on exhibition at Academy Hall to-mocrow Macon, & Co. Thi moor ae Seingsicha A» unltn | preety and tmey an croiy fo ath racts ot | Sang" te bam raha the eeipees oar, | Syeesycomsreue with popular weal, the | HE Ae CaN \ ti ye imate, an berating the slaves here, with no provision for their re- re ai ° ¢ | Allegh: i idly , a slavehcldera, Such Inwa, if passed, would clearly couflict an ae ee, Pie pow, pn ¥ Re ge aftht bs poeta, with the federal constitution, ‘The Southern and South- | _ Vocat Hatt,—At this spacioas and commodious hall, gE id No. 430 Grand street, a new band of Ethiopian perform- j ins mont ourluhing, condition, and the towns and vil- | to "that "oocasioned, ty | theit mere ° emancipation ate eS ene ee ee anion cue | ers, euperior, in most xespects, to thone the public rung would seem, then, that the merest glanse at the sta- { grees, towards wealth, refinement and commercial Impor- | tistical tables of our State, showing the population and | Price cf Tend audi the density of population. Let us sup | fee otug, wo fur, met with the moat fatte : Te Deane tees ater interests of education, Fell: | revenue, must have satisfied the most sangaine aboli- | Tention to texas, and should ascertain that the popula. | ‘The company is under the direotion of Mr. R, Ramsbot- siom and science been neglected; but common schools | tionist of the futility of his schemes, If the investiga- ‘ tom, an uble and experienced manager, wh> has spa ee Eby Watt, " tion of that Slate was nearly divided between those pe rooneeeate institutions of « higher grade, a tion was pus ed further, and cur estimate was made to | who favored and those who oppored slavery, nad that one | 20 expense or trouble for the purpose of gaining the ap- on (Bn, Marpby, Tondionder, NB~J 6B a ree millions and 4 huif of slaves nowin i f (. | probation of the public. ume 5 every cgunty. The great staple of thus district is hemp, | the Southern and Southwestern States, and the. biliona | Mewand votes would turn the scalein feror of emanct | I d Fish (Br), Sanford, Walton, NB—J'8 Whitney & ao than cotton in the South; sad this fact, with | which presents itself in a form of op ap Schr F 8 Watson, Day, Buckeville—Barnes, Balaman & Rud- biance or pretext ot good | Yorse the proposition. Letit be supposed that South | son, we have received papers from Browuaville totue ath, | “¢row. to ita production, m greater quaniitic# and duer qualities | regard, and which siands 90m ee growers of this article to reside on their esi welfish and sectional | understood to be rapidly passing over to the list of free | ia Monterey, apparently waiting for the upshot of mat- rovidence—Masier. > pre A A Apher penny phy wore Y | connection, that in the hustery of Afrionn siavery up to sad areas mach fixed and as manifesto against tilitary rule waseven more severe | “Steamer Western Port, Berry, Portland. facilities for oulle: furnished by a noble river running | Opinions of the gevesner. Goent Pita interests and | ‘Texas, ‘The laws of Kansas Territory may be abrogated army, oF ts leaders, nearly all voice in the British Parliament. The Hrict ascan be found In the Mississippi | States can hardly be ci:ed aa an exception, siace that ab | marketable lands, “Phere eno diflercuce in principle | ary except that which favored and furthered the revo. | 4A¥; lat $4 22%. lon 7641 W, exclianged signals with herm brig i have been accustomed to patronize, bas sprung into ex. up ; success. pee oH Hoover, Munro Georgetown—B £800. SaeeE Wi mad pee on *efepererers” reve a en uggeession agains? | would sucha movement be received e evils which have af | steamship Kn std i re flicted Mexico vince the formation of the republic, and | and oxville, Ludlow, Savannah, 62 hours, with mdse pat to 8B L Mitcbill, 23) 2 25 pronounces thore who refuse to acknowledge the present tout of Halleras, yy Sgpsls veith ste rf Bo } poceon | pee en “tbany has een bly Rs to which our computation must ascend in order to ascer- | Phiiamthropy, she should resolve to transport the thou- News from the Bio Grande. le Hen oe ftephen, MeGregor. Bt Slephen, XB—DeWolte, Sarr more Ones, that almoat every foot of land within | the whiterace, without the -« oO epi ee pone fe much | Curolina, with her large slavoholding oopulatiog, should | and letters to the Sth inst. Schr G Pan Gs Beir r cost, than in avy pther State in the | than his own, is seem to be one of suere, folly and wicked. | Undertake tO transport a thousand sLevenoldors 4 De an Day ct Ephague. a ‘ : forces to- | Sloop ; Globe, Providewos oF Havens, eds expla ond accoeni x Cie sccm ge nee for political power. Staies, would the gullunt sons of that ancient State, | ters in the metropols, or perhape to get Propeller Pots. t ulated portion of our state, and ite remarkable fer- * ae * | Now, the institutions of K: Tike or soit « 4 his wernment has ever yet been known to through its midst, and two great railroads destiacd soon | gbotished slaves tain, it is true, | by succeeding Legislatures; but, 80 also may the i g ; i 5 who should | bence at no distant jo fod, if left undisturbed, as desirable and | gholition of slavery in New Fogland and in the Middle | °™2 only differs from their condition in her limited re- | civil authorities traitors to the rive | en tain thelr value in money, this anti-slavery crusady, ‘to abolish slavery in Texas, how (From the New Orleans rane, kept. 16. r peptone Ge gey ‘theret Or, ‘to re- | By the arrival of the steamslitp Nautilus, Uapt. — the counties alluded to is vonderfally adapied by nature | to that race for which the aly ‘There is very little news contained J ther that han | Sehr Bay Bat Union, and that the climate is such as to pormlt the | Sens, ox, what is pertap™ Ww f smere fells and wicked- | ware, with a view togura the scale in that State, mow | not been anticipated by the i, It isa singular fact, ani one worthy of notice in this | ‘small ay she di territorially, submit to such interference? gether before be commences to the interior. | 1, wrell's 0 it. sharges upon the ‘and general salubrity of climate, with the | spans: none Gaiciy yepresente solemnly guaranteed by statute, as those of Delaware or | than the papers represented it, He cl pon en, iv innit of i to traverse ita upper and lower borders, will rendor it | Req need lay in Jamazen. nt the plnnters of Jamaica | eng even the constitutions, of Texas and Delaware. ray serie, fiourishing a gources, her small population, and her large amount of | be treated ds such. Healso declares that there is new no Southerner, bence for ‘Charleston, ame Vall ¥ Ht D va - * of ‘An idea has to some exient prevailed abroad that Mis- | jcganon "Me nol Fo much the resni: of josittys legisla’ | between the easos supporod; if justifiable aud legalin the | lution in the northern, southern and central portions iegmoulh, of Yor r. Turner, © bouts, with of natural causes—the unfitness of t er. They differ only in blic, but adds that such of the old officers and | mdse and ‘Spofford, Tleaton aouri contained but a very small alave population, and | M00,‘ i Productions to slave Ins. tte well ow outit of peetieabillty and oxvediency: the one woull | soliteg wbo'choose to offer thenaselven for aervice in the | PM, 10 miles SW of “Cape Hatteras, aes that ithe Permanence of this institution here was | to those familiar with the jurisprudence uf this country | Print Of pracllcalllt perceived promptly mot, and | new national army will be received. ‘This decree appoars | sieamship Stale o bound South; day, 9.90 PM, serene mie prite of hee aleieene Tendy nt ancicG, | S84 of Eualand, that slavery Bas been in vo instance | speedily repelled; the other is disyulved under ihe forms | to be speelally alimed at Carrera, LaVegs, Guitian, Crux | 2%.mile ‘of Cape Hatioras, exchanged signals with steam: gpectable minority of hier cl'igens, ready and anxious | created by positive statuto:y enactment, nor has it been | one cena cate with co populous und orgat: deavoring to ro- | HR AMEitees dey. Bord Pernambuco, Aug 25, with sugar to to abolish it, nd shat only ralllah cstecnsl preseure | thus ai in any count ue popular will was | ized community to resent it. We are apprised that it is | tain their ascendancy by pronouncing in favor of the | Roome & Din 7 woret tent Gis teluiee ben "te Purpose, We | paramount in legislative action, stence and non- | said that the Kansas Legislature was clecte2 by fraud, | plan of Ayutla. This seems to be an essential point of Dadet, Guide, Belize, Honduras, Sept 6, with logwood, pe that wll, pine nes extent hye existence appears to depend cutively upom causes beyond | and constitute no fair representation of the opinfons of | difference between Alvarez and Vidaurri, the plan of | deer skins, 25,10 Jotiah Jer: ieee | < tonanoe pape erie 3 poor ‘creanings eof on the reach of governmental action, anal this fact should | the yeople of the Territory. ‘This is evidently the excuse | Ayutla, which has been adopted, and, indeed, was insti- bet E Dix (of Rockinnd), Cables, uenos Ayres, Aug at Sh depender the will of an overralin, ; e ind aus- uch a reoule: Without, however, going into nay expigan, | {0Ael fome dependence upon tiie will of an overruling | o¢ the Tosing party, to stinulate renewed elforts among | gated by the former, providiog for the retention and au: Hom, Ws: Pare Avg 3h Tada rubber, hides and other oflicers of the army who are on a Mie ; —Arr GH Harriman, qnagag: Set E=Ar Cane A Cpe Catia Sine a ina mode, andat® | their fitendsat Lome; but even this is refuted by the re- | ‘ainment of the army. fo, to Corning. tion of political parties here, which would ‘be entirely fo- | time, not always apparent to finite mertuls, d, The Territorial Governor of Kansas, a gentleman | “In obedience to Vidaurr’s orders, Col, Suaza proceeded | supposed tate an american, would cota, Fer sat a.tcne, | GeoW Horton, Ulmer, Toulon, Sid Ang 28 Francia ¥ reign to our purpose, we think it proper to state, thatthe | ‘The history of sume of our sloveholding States, in rela- | COv- We herelorial Covey nes Ont te olave San La tosi, and being joined by Gov. Garza, he | inst, lat $228, lon 71.80, saw ship John Cottle, hence for ‘New | ~ quit; Constantinople. Ns Cook, 8 idea above alluded to ls unfounded; and that nozespecta- | t1on to efforts of this character, it would wcom, ought to | iq, aiectatas” has vegan cengiied usler bie oiielel | Cased the tote took Gene nels Parsodiand Guitian pric | Orisana F ilaprina, Aug 26—Arr Eugenie, NYork; Spartan, Cook, | blo party can be found in this State, outside of St. | be conclusive, at least ageinst those who have uo actual | seal that the statement is false; that a large majority of sis, i pre] to embark in any such schemes. In that | int involved, and whom a proper seuse of seli-res- 1 eet ey city, constituting the great ontiet of our commerce, as post, traot of constitutional obligation, st the Leglaintare wero daly and legally elected. Even, in : ation, should restrain stricts where Governor Reader set aside the elec- Haley® Virginia's day, well aa that of several other States and Territories, it will | fron! impertinent interiereace, Virginia in 1881, aad tea ee tigen rite Seccat calurae poh ageen ray of government troops, numbering about 140, ibe Abedoos Vireksio yaa; Bot com jturprising that its heteregeneous population | Kentucky more recently, wert agitated from centre to | elections ordered by him, produced the saine result, ex- | which had been sent out from Alctamnoros to levy contri: | Schr Belle, Post, Jamen River 2 days, should furnish g foothold for the wildest and most vision | circumforence by a bolil anil unrestricted discussion of | Copt in a single district.’ The.e is, then, no pretext lot, | Putlons and to intercept some goods whlch had been sent | Schr Jamen © Foster, Mount, Jumen River, 2 da sry projects. St. Louls was, however. represented in our | the subject of emancipation. Upon the hustings and in | orbit ie ‘appar 1 Becta) 2 | up the country, were attacked near Reynosa on the 30th | ,,S¢hr Eilzabet Ann (Br), Ross, Windsor, 8’ days, j convention, and it is not thought unwarrantable to as- islative Assemblies, the subject was thoroughly ex- wt 9s * ., ter, to master, sume that the resolutions adopted by this body have re- | amined, andevery project + to Kansas Rehr Marthe Chase, ——. Boson for Albany. jeans. soners and proclaimed the plan of Monterey, which was ped bom ( Bovton), ss, Pont ier 14 days, mn fully nequiesced in by the citizens, Parrodi and Gui we tt Cb Ure ount to Monterey, but Crus tande his escape. Bohr D Baler, ering, Virgin Manszitixs, Sept §—Aer Fanny Valer, Lodge, Constantine. Merme id, Thurston, Bouc, ‘Adv Agamemnon, for NOrleans; Kepler, P and) Macseuger, for Nvore; GH Townsend: Halchiasons Newront, Sept 12—Sid homas B Wales, Howland, 1 i a Bept 11—Cid William M Rogers, Off the Siart Sept 12 Odessa, Barstow, from NOrleanw for Antwerp. iver, 2 days, v8. ent that, to send an army of abolitionist destroy Alavery existing there, and recog- | ult, by the federals, under Guadalupe Garcia and Miguel Port Manton, Sept 4—-Arr Application, Char'es:on; Florida, ‘hb gents or Ledeen yi nized by her laws, is no more to be justitiod on the part | ‘Tijerina, and routed with the loss of 3% killed, 31 wound- ceived the cordial approbation of large and influential | Could suggest, was fuvestigared. ftrought forward in t Jano sabe to bet Javtlaed on the part | A Oe ee ae |) eRe ela Bianca, New Orleans; Gd, Neniporviva, do, rtion of her citizens. Other counties, besides St. | Old Dominion, under the ~«uction of names vonsrated | aye ine force te Masser witirihelive purprecs.. The | Sure dean Tee cet at the Troops ware on thelr re | Schr B Foster: hadrews ort Jefferson. Qenenvrdyn: Sept di-art Leen, ey outside of the district to which our observations | and respected throughout the limits of the common- | Onject might be more easily und safely eecomplished in | turn, after plundering the little town of China of 81,600 Schr Almira Rodgers, Gardiner, Providence for Albany. iizire, Sept 12-Sid Elizabeth Hamilton, Jones +N York; have principally directed, were also represented by | wealth—well known to have bcon « cherished project of | the one case than in the other, bat ix both, cases its | and 300 homes; and ¢s they were reported close at hand, Providence. John Richardron, iv iver iy IP 5 | legates; and bad not the season of the year, the short | her most distinguished statesnon—tivored by the bap- | aqually repugnant to every principle of international | he wisely coucladed that they would camp at the Charoo | Rott; i0b6.Ann, Gainos, New Haven. notice of kta a 2 rwrin ratang Tryru Bale 4 Pus 6 han Fare er rile, disturbance, si gaizce cumity, and likely to prove equally fatal to the harmoay | Kecondido, a lake about. thi-ty-sfx. miles from Reynoes, | bete Seaphessen Wortitngt gonvention wap held—remote trom the centre of the | ized by some of the most patriotic and enlightencd oiti- | oid peace of the Union. He therefore placed his men in ambush, and in a short | _ Propeller Piedmont, Post, State—prevented, we doubt not, that delegates from | zens, the scheme nevertheless failed, without a show of We ccncinde, then, that this irruption upon Ke | Sued “Indeda, a portion of the unper Micaiseiget cma | Surength or a step in advance tovari the object contem- | rjgrant Aid coeletios and Kansas Leagues, ualer the | commenced preparing « camp. He attacked them,’ with | ,£0peller Toten, Morley, Balmore, 2 days, with mdse, to | {ner Minroetppt ountien are as deeply, thonge sear, | Psied. The magnitude of the dificulties to be overcome | patronage of the Magenchusotts Legi-tature, ts to bo re- | the above results thels leader, Pedro Quintero, being mor- | 7B EY geey, Providanes. | peda interest ia, thet Weaedtloas at Bay onktot this | cipationises “and £0 obs ns to otrihe alike the eman- | garded in no other light then a new phase of abolition- | tay wounded, ‘and dying u short time afver. All the Swansea, Bep(1—Arr Esther Frances, Oliver, Cubs. ronnewaz. + 10—Sid Louisiana, MeNell, (rom New- cast be ‘Vaencta, Sept 5—~Sid Eliza Maiiory, Welton, Cadiz, ‘Cotta via 1 Ct. » Portland, Ct. more, with flour, to John time afterwards the troops made their aopearance, and | “Riley. Vextcr, Sept 6—Arr Dellthaven, Lovett; ‘roete. Moureripeo, July 12 bark Wald | coat m Liverpool april 21 for San | ce ae, inst, leaky, fre leaky. SAILED, ; cir iam, moro practical in its alms, and therefore more dan | horses, arms, equipments, &e., fell into the hands of the a aeMbohs Loumg ey are known to acgord most hearti- | both in Virginia anc Keutucky, that slavery, to use the | gergus thau aay. form it has ‘yet assumnod. We have | federalar and, amneng te” Beidoners, taken ware two du- tonrcamahips Marion, Charleston; Alabama, Savannah; James. | ly in tho sentiments and actions ot Westecn Missouri. | language of one of Kentuck; shown it to be at vatiunce with the true intent of the | serters ‘named Christoval : Hen ini souturet part of our State, from the Osage to | ed soa, and one, too, of the foromosi in the work of | aot of Congress, by which tho Terr! tory was opened to | were knmediately abot. y thore are but fewsslaves, | emancipation, “has been acccytes a @ permanent part | feiitcments ut vacance with the spirit of the ponstivn. G 1 meetiage indie ttre * 3 - | Gen. Woll fett Matamoros on the 8th or th, stating to scikeapepetiy aie pepe” How anemone | fetee"etemtazwem, can uv iat ters isa eat | Ui he Gaile San andi the fadeatogs ot | hires a weal nol enorisen tigmow gor: | ibebert rahe of por he ben, ldo angi . jon of honest of . : . 4 : of the Publ yew ca he Sate en eee a nie eat etttoatces | {he Tersory, already recogalzed by law; totally dostrue- | ernment, and eowld not remain any longer. Ho turned | Benteades iY Haidee bas discharged. alt her cary, part; witch inaumaged, and bas rv cs he Hd Dear to have sustained any serious oquent aud distingalah- and Lassio Farios, who | "Wing. south, and light & Banta, Aug 18—Ihe Am shipvPi ‘Hinli. (of Boston‘ Bange, fiom Baltimore May it tok Oalentuas te ballet, wee o> tally lost on the Abrolhos Bunk, a few miles’s of this port, no date, crew saved, sTOWN, Sept 10—Put in atlp Frances, Cuter, from und x jowehip and good feeling which ahould ex. | over the command to Gen. Castro, who, itis sup) , Cures waren, Macloductble, andy we feel wacranted in as- | stone to be found in Great liritain aud the Northern free | {sf among eftizons of confederated Staves; ruinous to the | would pronounce in favor of tho plan of Ayutla, Tomes, | Zne,thp Stalwart Just punched et Bebbinsion. 100 tons, | Glasgow for Boston, leaky. < the 1 a not = e — ole States? I not, the conclusion must be, that the 4 ephtd security, peace and pros) ny: of a neighboring State; | He has about 1,800 men under his command. ates, yullt at Wiscasset, Maine, was sold for oo cash; Pig es gag hemagee Bully, (>), aah tot aren ras: He principles ‘adopted by tho Lexington Convention. | ties in the way of such an enterprise exeved ail the eal- | Yonrecodented. in ok elitiony annals up to tla, Gate | Onche deb Geueral Wall pubtished » manifesto to hie || Ge Sintman Orcoeen 00 haat old, builtat Bath, | Gay, having in tow Am ablp Susquehanna, weeded dea aed in, a eerten ot resolutions | culations of statosmansiiip and phitosophy; and thelr re- | and pregnant with the most disastrous consoquences £0 | troops, announcing the reelgnation of Santa Anna, and $15,000." Ry anction, tne brig Bissteike oui at Witla rt i Thenilgrsegin pan 7 em ve adopted with je -p Agama amt oF : oe tf wee sent anait the oil CR al Bing, whove prergs. | the Bastions. and stability of the Unton. ‘Thus far its | statig tbat they would obey the orders of any govern: | hitomi cae) a se i aged PRI ellen Pa sneatcapaeed sk etalon presenting every shade of political opinion to be fount in | ways of God to man. . * purposes have been defeated; but renowed offorts are | ment which might be formed by the nation. He was es- | 4 Laumonns—At Soarsport 26th inst, by m, very: taut between Majorca ‘his island, piaur mad’ t | et . Poli 3 North and Pe i the Talavera, owned by the build- the interior of our State. ‘These facts are conclusive of ohave no thoughtot discussing thesubject of stavery, | Sreatened ate sscbacchcephe rie Bo Peg ronal | pe wlergcah eyeoriiae pA pan hvala ge ie ery and ober, anda be commanded by Sept BS beeibew. 7m Phe condition of public sentiment in Missouri. | The pro- | Viewed im ita social, moral cr economical asnects, it 18 | Nebrarka law, and anticipating a failure in this directivn | ©Since writing tho above, we have received anexica | aA qhrankiot2 plore ay aad = ie not g AR ‘Bablities OF changee here in reference to the question of | regarded, aa the resolutions of the conventiondeciare, ax | are stimulating the antielavery sentiment, to fresh ex- | from the Hrowseville Fay office, dated the 4th inst,, con. : : a pg md Gilierent from what they are | solely and exclusively a ma!'cr of tate Jurisdiction, and | tions for aboliti ‘a Repnenace, oF Vinginta, or Kentucky. In relation to | therefore one which foes not concern the federal govern: | feahion. We. ha Home Ports. . fontrvin Bled on tne Brie tarne , at ‘aud renege 3 ot Kt of . Bydcr, Baumore; Amy, ‘Ta ag: Kansas afier the Massachusetts | taning a brict account of the flight above referred to. It Fit ie B ~ 5 Am ay! urged our duty in declaring the | confirms the accounts received from our correspon- | NEW se yay meg po ns op Cross, We have ment, or the Statea where light in which such demonstrations ave viewed here, and | dente:— ween, NYork; Diedo, and Golden Gross, 4 lardy: Condor, Chare, and Susan Soe acansee eas te umber of Arkansas, nearly double | mereiy adverted to the fu wy with the re- | ocr fin bellef of the spirit ly which thoy will be'met, | \ "The latest news webave of the revolution om this fron- | “BOSTON, Sept Sarr base Mickosy, Pete, Calcutta, MStroul Blrout, Charleston; Muse, Hall, Alesaaa aa ea gent abolition movements spon ‘hat amidst all | Ty civil war and ultimate disanion are desired, a renowal | ther is, that on the Oth ult. @ battle was fought between Wiles; rank Herbert. Hinckley, Paitadelphin; we aoe, ‘These fact ded with» view.to.m. proper under- = — br omg spelt a ee rie fe { | ofthese efforts will be admirably adapted to such par- | the federals, commanded by Guidalape Garcia and Miguel Banx Caruarim Avaosra, of New York, from St Thomas, Return, Allen; Presto, (rks WoC’ ison, ‘Nowell; N & standing of iu reference to the settlement of | Stan tor ics removal, concesicne with the wvloly of the | Hoses: Aidssourt hus taken her position in the resolu- | ‘Tijerina, and a detachment composed of 140 government | put into Pernambuao on the Ih oC August disraas, wiih tone | Gould, Gould: & G Wiildin, Germons Purtne, Hinckley, Kensas, and timate and necessary interest felt in | SPynt for its removal. " tinnul eaceentens, | tions adopted by the Lexington Convention, and Crom the |, troops, under the command of Pedro Quintero, who was ernst and manna there Philadelphia; progrees Seen eee om position she will not be likely to recede. It is based | mortally wounded and has since died. Hiscommand was} Baxx Raxavr, at Holmes? Hole from Cardenas, on the 20th to the of Oaed csioeal Meoctinn or Tae iy | Pederal and State. , Upon the constitution—-upon’ justice. and oquality of arround, when they surrendered, baying lost some | inst in a gale from NE, epllt eails and started deck load, which Missouri was thrown into an isolated position ia | gqgPCommization scherse of Massachusol(s, a wo have | sights among the Statos, What she has done, aud whst | thirty or forty in killed amd wounded.’ The federals had | Scan Woovanrr (of New York), Jones, at Holmes? Hole from was thrown into an iso! Position in | said, excited alarm in Mixsovri, Its obvious design was | ghe is sill prepared to do, is in solf-delence and for self- | ten killed and seven wounded. ‘Tho action ‘place in | Havana, on the Ii ‘nst, lat 85.6%; lon 74°30, while | hy aepetonn tu craucalisie Macosstliion te reacra to rir to operate further than the more proventina of the matt, | preservation; and from theso duties she will hardly be | the vicinity of Reynosa. Among the prisoners taken | gale from ENE, saw a lack, wih ® white ”, ' ral expansion 0! wery. It was intender 9 narrow its a 7 4 ferritory west of her borer, and yet north of tho | gxictise lists, to desioy ail tyatlivtinan of yomer bec | Sqhected to shrink, With her everything is wt stake; | were several oficers who formerly belonged to the fede- | Steak geographical line which Congress had ‘fixed as the termi- | tween the North and South, nd leave the slaveholder at aus of southern instftutions, was truly unenviable. With | the will of a majority, realy‘ two States on her northern and casterm border, in many | obligations, and carry out {0 portions of which the constitution of the United States, | Gates of ignorance, prejudice and the Fugitive Slave law, passed in pursuance thereof, | manifestly involved a radical chen 6 Hantey, J ae a oy aD ad in, s Hq Hantett, and Renown. Growelk, i Howe, 4 on, Dri er Rigeing, Valpartior Avele Meodvice, Charleston; Taylor, Philadelphia; brice Geo Harris, Prana iio Janae! ‘Achian, Yates, Bavannah; schrs. Emma, , Mobile Crowell, Baltimore; wezange. Rogers, Afbariys ‘Hendrick Hudson, Groby. Hudson, WY. Bide it NW, alronge breeze, barks S H Waterman, A’ State, Sparro: rign Loulsa Beare, tiazu‘lany Alleton, Abby Watson, Ralabow. berm brig, a nino | ing, wh colors ‘etn datreay, it blowing bea- ity of a large slave property, the prosperity of | rals, but bad deserted from them after they had come in | °¥,Could remler no " ens, gnd thelr exemption from perpetual aglta- | possession of the necessary information which Woll was | ,,S¢w® Ntagana, at Edgariown 26th, from Port Richmond, border feuds; whiist the emissaries of abolitim | anxious to possess. They were immediately fried as sploe | frock ihe Peri’s maiomast, ad entered the wolld wood to, the parsiting a her ¢! phantom, an abstraction, which, if real- | and orde: to be shot.’’ depth of about six inches, splitting the mast considerably. could add nothing to their possessions or happiness, ‘the Flag of the 25th ult. contains some items of local | mast was repaired by ins would be productive of decided injury to the race | intelligence, from which we learn that severa’ daring } {nre, and it will be hooped above and below, #0 a4 to render It, The gotry. Ia success ‘® piece of wood into the aver: » im our federal go- were known to be as ineificacious for the protection of | yernment, or its total overthrow. If Kaneas could be sebr Al! . BRISTOL, Sept %th—Arr schra H $e: for whore benefit they profess to labor. burglarics had recently been perpetrated in Brownsville, as serviceable as before. adh ights as they would have been in London or Canada, , ition’ of the pres } elphins Guvelle, Neficid, Port iran fe hel uf Congress bye the ae ne aes mens aa orey | ah teaamyaib ahh kcdontded that Crmgemaean | and there wet vensan te bllve that an organic band ate Relat Sacer wintchaptemamet Seemel Peta? | Manta eter ts Sox tore striction of 1820, to eut Misourl off almost entirety from | Future accession of tersitay. soult le the. suject of iffusion through anew Territory, whore land 1s value- | tested, nud from the disclosures mado ty 3 Oe Nogayet ba ett ae coule Der eetar: all territorial connection with States having institutions | similar experiments, and exploded Wilmot proviso to her own, and with populations ready andwil- | thus virtually enforced throughout an extended domain ison cf{hystaves. Oppcaition tothe extension of Ting to protect and defend them. No siternative was leftto | Bue rodeo eraitttary | oo slaves. Opprsition to the extonsion af sla- ga ' that bedy but to repeal the restriction, and thus leave ee ee ee cdot the Uuon, iy the | Yet isnot, then, founded upon aay philanthropic views, | mous ‘during the Mexican war. The Flag openly int PR CON Betray tee ard os s : n:\Inbor productive, tends grea'ly to ameliorate tho | thought that the leader was no less a pe Colonel | facber Hf OF Negeqnet,” as nese as could bE sever: ach John A guerilla chief who made himself #0 fa- | Brig Gov Broo, Smith, from for Bartana, | toes mn A Flanley (ne <; 4 tine, Ship Sea Lion, Senlr 204 Philadel 2 aleuk 14th inst, und put back 10 P, has been re bocese CHARLERTON, rept 2% . , Dives, “4 At qi which sprun; the constitution and the lawsof nature, the settlement | Sian’ was constivadimal ani Weal, it must be con- | july many ove forthe save, It tae move grasp for po: | mates fhat the services of Judge Lynch may tbe alld | paired Feloed win her en‘go of cool, and waied again, 2h iaittox, Sept at Arescht : , eae eRe tet sa Mien ee ie ee katte? after, | cated that At was skiltolly comtrtver, and admirably | states comcedce, and it is 80 understood by the leaders of | "The crope. were. doing fiuely in the valloy of the Rio | | Care Fotx, ofthe schr Oregon, at New Orteans, from Sablae New York, 21, Jas’? Bering, Robbins, PROdelphia: 6 mete ba to bs aohantod, ie teed’ Dawe bean Ap.aat of oo to its ends. It was also fone witoe the | the movement. ’ And this additional power is not desired | Grande. One crop of corn had already been housed, and sapere weeps aupectinre © hee blow of wind during EDGAR 4 i, Kom Ph ce cnidampe, North- om to the slaveholders of Missouri to | Leable, mo resisinnee Was ene Mie tua | for constitutional purposos—for the advancement of the | another was in a fine state of progression, Fruit and-ye- | then Fee aan pnd san several schooners thet were || Sort, 1, tor Beatin; Mingare, Seat mond do. chanity, ‘ielar ee ty of abandoning their | StAtes doping tt eon a ie witch | Seneral welfare, or the national reputation, For such | getables were in the greatest abundance. eee te havea tie sens ae Bee FALL RIVER, Are C2 homes, or susnomnltting or selling thelr slaror—to give | coud be brought ap sud we ued poopie ‘among | LUtpeses the majority in the North is already sufficient, |” Dr. Molony, late United States Consul at Monterey, has | Gutveston, had aichored at Subine on the Leth, . and J. Teaming,’ Godfrey, Philadel them emple time to determine between the eacridce of | her siite population, Lice Kunsee Nebratien’ law, tows | Atl No futuro events aro likely to diminish it, ‘The | been appointed Surgeon General of Vidaurri’s forces. Spurh, ae, os "Rar," Nickerson, G0" for Pro ; Sfiy miiltions of slave property, or seventy millions of | which wasooextremely baleful to the fanatics, amd has Sein aRI bos conndsuneatteteehe temte Riba {Correspondence ofthe New Orloans Delta.) _fbi Fawin Forrest, Crocker, (rom London July 4 for Cal. | 28th—Are scha Tram Sith, Crowall, Alexaddsies , ol auntinn ; y cutie, , lon 26%. ., % 4 Trnble to indiveet egiotation, Heating ta the'saras recat, | sfastituted the principal theme of the ihe Tor. | Councils, | It has anawerod, and we hope will continue to 40 males (roia Matamaron, opt. d, 1855. ip Hamiot, Chever, trom Boston Sune 23 for Port Philip, | town, 5; Whittaker, Perry. rom and the enforcement of the restriction in the wer‘lemont | Heme, would be a deal Jelter, both as it reganls the Ter. | subserve the purposes of ‘self-protection, Conservative | the following lou Dried eyaonels of what we’ havo Ofl- Aug, SPM, 1dt3 8. lou 30 33 W. GARDINER, Sept .0—-Atr sche Ocober, NYork- of Kansas was virtually the abolition of avery’ (2 Mis ae — Crimea Wt te ve — miatatrote men irom other quariers bave come up to the reacuc cially received in our camp by expresses from General can, Mig tane 3 S18 alee Liverpool June 16 for Dh pesbabaoed 4 Arr ship 8 F Austin, Siac, N souri. But Cor acted more wisely, as we think,and | {oSeitlement, Ihe old restriction could have | N&eh the rights of the South have been serioualy th Vidaurt at Monteroy, ax also of the defeat by part of our | Sip Hy Reed, Dearborm heace for Antiverp, Aug 20, lat | “HOLMES HOLM, Sept a7, PM—Are iiaey apn. Bey. swith greater Sdelity to vbe constitution ‘and the Union. | gone no more, and the whole parpose of the anti savory | Sheds, But it is essential to the purposes of self-pr forces of some 140 of Woll’s troops at La Piedra, some | 4120, 1m 5810. ant; Keoka, Treat; Monies, ¥ was | ‘The history of the Kansas-Nobraska bill is known to lature: both tt and out of Catiecors, Was sierly ae. | ‘ion that this minortty should not be materially wen nine miles from where I am now writing. Sbip Cowper, of and for Boston from Trapani, wasseen Sep: | Castine, Luliin: Ovean W Dag ray, the country. It abolished the gevgraphical line of 3 dg. ca eee a a cae tad tas he daceeata"te | 023 it is easential to the preservation of our present form | Governor Vidaur! haa adopted the Ceballos tariff, with | 510 ay ac, Seems Ee Coes = f z hat the slave States should retain ¥0 min., by which the limits very were restricted, ‘il; he peace, prosperity ani union of our coun. | Of saverument t : nd wutituted s constitutional and just principle, which | try'vequired Ht fuould ile Te cas a scheme, talaily at { Sehe ewer to make ffwetual resistance against outward | Satinmwetion, By another decree he closes the ports of | RUMEN On ZW left to the settlers of the Territories to adopt such do- | variance with the genius of var govecumment, both state | $88tession upem an institution peculiar to them alone. | Tampico and Matamoros, and by the one published on the | Wicklow. disap mestic inotitutions as suited themselves, Ii ever there | and federal, and with the social iu-titutions which (hese | Sevingt an overwhelmiog public clamor, ‘The fate of the | 224¢ Olt. he strikes from the rolls of the army ‘‘as crimi- |. Ship Jebo ¥: Thayer, Sampson, from Liverpool for Bostou, was a principle calculated to commend itself to all | governments were de-igne! i protect, and its success | fovitive slave low aflonty oa inettuetive weching on thy | nals. and responsible for the blood that has Boon shed in | Septd, off South Stack. Fearonable men, and recncile all couficting interests, | Srouid iinvo boon a8 intal t9 thow: who contrived it, as | f0Riuve slave law affords an ingtructive warning oa the | the people's struggle against tyranny what has hithorto | Ship srecnallies, Senco Beliimore, 4 dara from ‘ne. Capes, for sove iy —the sis upon wi our sircumstance of nove ed to its weight in pre a ee ~ a 2 Serene hness.”” No other army rec but tha’ 5 ™ had been achieved—and ic was therefore tw doerty siren ae She. abolition, fr uption upon | Prqysdice resists thelr execution. |The South, must sly composed of the forces {n the South, Contte and North of | “ark Attion Linco, Pendleton, hence abt Sune 29 for Rio sen Dupese, sehts Woodbine (ot NYork), Jones,” # ‘on; Christopher Loeser, Fredk Reed, Pacific, MB Ma: %s Jane N. mera, J © Homer, Gazelic, 0 zar, Julia Frances, and ‘1 EitTownsend. Delaware Olt Jat 48 N, ion 23 W. f2- | such modifications as it issupposed will give gencval «a Grecian, Tisley, frem Batavia June 1 for Amsterdam, Bhi wi ‘aro ry d 6 a pon | on herself for protection, and to this end hor steel Saecitaaah 1 dea Haart ereny seeod. “Bat tans flalena wes not retened, | Aaneas is without precedent im oar iistovy. seventy. | fn she iederal goverament cannot v6 safely diuiaiahed, | ‘2 el 1 apllgeel gd ig Bag gene sraiety: | dn Ata bath peering showing a while lag: with 1 tn it, ZThe ‘sboliediste and thelr alice “moved nea en eee en eatlod fund ctded | gif imeed f€ be true, us public men at the North have | {Hed'and held sespomaible. tor’ the, Saucers’ and other wagon Aud Tat gad N, ton 0, find earth to accomplish its defeat, and al- | to in fy mil fron we havo in. | (eclred, ana polities! assemblages have en‘torved, that | gérceities by them committed in Santa Anna’s namo, and | ,,D0"* Lamplighter, Fayne, from Boston for Smyrna, Aug 19, to the galaxy of Sintes, until from thir at 35, Jon 8. jul, they did not therefore | creased to thirty-two; yet it never befor gehen hyo ination has been reached in that quarter to refuse | to be treated as malefactors ift! thoy intorfere, directly or Simmons, from Cardi’ for Malla, Aug 26, in ‘unsuccessf rs Azof, ~ Out-voted ‘in Congress, _recetvin, on to any more alayo States, there ts an end v9 all | indirectly, in tho final settlement ofthe prosont affairs of | Straita of Gibraltar, = i, 09 | the head of any siatcsinan, Noxih ov South, to d toeny : ; countenance from the Executive, ‘they retired to | plan of acquiring exclusive ve-upation ota ‘Lereitor ee fine the Uae, dente aE eA Om | Whe comity. nazi, Powhatan, Ingham, frog Newcastle for Malta, Aug 24 Of action, and strange to say, they pros- | State colonization, To Mas-achisetts belongs the ery tnrecogulaed within ber Slee, Wee te This caring and bold step will draw your attention, as | in Siralis of Tibraliar. | ‘hibit paheanp ase? t > tituted an, ancient and respectable commonwenlth—one | of its invention, and wo trust -he will sucvive its Bere Ad re aa. Nag Ne Synth wet ena | it will of courve unite the military, as an institution, to | , png Samuel & Edward, Reymoad: trom Bango ‘ ‘ of the ld Thirteen—to commence, in her sovereign ca- | But sho is not the Massachusetis, wo mist d» justice to | Wect) as-em open repudiation of the constitutions: aie, | #8 ogainst us. ‘Their entire destruction as a class Seee Les Coens he aetlattace, Lag 4i, 2h, . ior Wingham, to och be Doty] with the means and imposing attitude | her past history to say, tha? ~he was ia mos of het | toee ond utenuiveesl Toward a distulathea of the | #a# been solemnly declared, and the question at issue | ion S ey ay prt TA a pee ES incident to such ® position, a crusade against slavery, Adama, her Hancock, and her Warrens; nor yet is sho ee We prema hy Bhs be 90 regarded @ now will be between the military and the people, The RS at veasel), from Newcastle for Brazil, July 28, | Boston for Philadelphia; Haker, do do; Rio, p novel in ita character, more alarming in its features, aad | Where’ she stood in tore cesta’. times, when her ‘where, | sooner it is decided for ever the better; and we are wil- | latlON, loo bi a to be more fatal in its consequen: t led the Norih and South, Taken in connection with th yr ntBrops : Alloa Ulon of that provision of the constitution which enforces _ halls aco Glled | the rights of the owners of slaves in all the States of the books are polluted with ensct- | Union into which th phiv for Hoston. ‘Remains at 10 AM, wind N W, the above and those before reported, except sehr’ | ivtra. ‘M—Arr schrs J ii Itisley, Seaman, and JB Cofttn, Hunt- Jey, Fbilacietphin for Boston; Tonal, Hobbs, do for Portiand; Alvarado, Sievenson, do for Saco; 8 York (or 40; sarnoe's, Hodgiton, ates, anil than all the | Webster: ‘ movements hitherto attempted, since the ap. | Wersrya, and of abolitioniam as a politienl party in 1836. | \ith rathioss fanat and matured a scheme, never before | the future; her staiv heard of or thought of in this orantey, the object and | ments purporting to annul the laws of Co effect of which was to evade the principle of the Kansas- | in pursuance and by reason ol dhe special ling to bequeath chains and slavery to out ehiidcen, or totally destroy that animated mass of profligacy ‘and corruption, called the standing army of Mexico, As I had prophesied in my last letter, the wealthy city of Zacatecas has pronotunced oe Ports. L=In port shipe Medford, Gray, from Margaret iiliza, Upton, from do; barks H Burwos Ayres, N York * for Caleu: © 3 Hayes, Shiveric 5 and ate & Alice, , for New York nding. the Montarty ce PTR ere al Upton, from Salem, Ocellent, Smal), from by solemn legislative enactments ina | Nueva toon ani On Cinemas (Miramichi), Sent 21—Cld ship Jano Parker, Bo ad programme; Garza, our Governor and WaTHAM (Miramichi), Sep ip 'arker, Bowe re e ond d } aot ve cequivewoats | portion of them, the rejection of Kansas on account of bes, Penarth Roads and orders. Hee dedi tate hl i | meme coe tan, | ay at eee es ae pec odes | ee mene mony eo ne | GREET a a cw, i det of tion waa paseed: a company with « capi- | athdjes to dlagaine in the drapery ota clase elasition | (he thirteen slave States now comprehended in thonation. | Evitien Grus aud Larrodl fed to Guadatajare thes | Bolom, dives. cht), Rept 10-CM brig Ieabolls, Law! tal of five waa chartered; and tnis company was | the mort hikteous and treasonable forma of tansticiam, | 2° "@uld be a declaration that slavery was incompatible | sbandoning thelr patriotic intentions of regenerating the | NATROL HRS aa ene Taek pig Leabella, Lawley, anthorised to enlist an army of mercenary fanatics and | whilst his colleague 1s please to hacangue a city rabble | "4 tenublican government, in the face of at least two | Country, as they hed promised when they tovoltedueninas | bark Corellia’ Gaunt Beliaat “ ¥ to Kansas. Recruiting officers were sta- | with open ond afalioraal dicvnizntan, aesosiiced wich | ‘tal recogutiions of ite legality, in terms, by the fode- | {heir saeton, kemta deve It ioe pliy het theca toonts | Boum uuatcoe Aug 25-—In port bark Cuiharine Augusta, of tome ta pleose miost Hkely to faralsh the proper materi. | (re Pen and taulierated disuntoninin, assosl ral constitution, of liberty #6 ied bop wit Mistenitrend seguaceer NYork, from Thomas in harpoeore Dienaters; ‘Deb Bran preaniums were offered for recruits; the public mind | shéctueta ts tae dncoeerinate cE he ony We trust that scch counscls have not the rematest Whe mgunenting: Cormack, irom Philadelphia, arr.” No ing fe y might escape, which has been ef- fected practically throughout nearly all the freo Statas, and more formally tan Baker, in, New Hodgton, Salem for X York. all Ulone before C bark Hanger: brigs Black Hawk, "Rinco: Lucy kun, Rovelige. Ocean Wave, and Indnstry; schrs Klecsic L Hyde, | trove, TL Abell, Lat gooey ey la te-s, passed quivemonts 6 EM—Wind NW an 2 atrivts of Benja- na sey sald would, ‘ aywi + o Dewildered attor his master’s ide of bre Noble, repo Yesterday's papor ax being ai ospect of prevailing in ovr national ‘ant 3 2uth ae reported wan stimulated by glowing and false descriptions of the rank’ Prospect of prevailing Lagiclatures porch yep ey oy oe mae 2Ge oe country to be cccupled, and a Hessian band of *eaecas or slaveholding Store has ever attempted | Wil! mot awell upon the cone Hight from Mexico, and bas declared that he will give up | _ Pana, Aug 2—In port brige Mary mily, Bowen, from New | “NEW ORLBANS Some Dever ehip. Ashland, . Bre. moccenarles ‘was thus prepared and forwarded, to com- | to colonize a Territory. Our public lauls have beea lott | Sy oterer t© autictnate ®, retu go gfe the which no parson is willing to receive, An | York, arr 2ith; Braman, Fairheld, trom Salem arr 35th. In | meahmyen: she ‘trronbute Gen, Vers mence end carry on 9 war of extermination against sla- | {9 the oceupancy of such settlers as soll aunt climate in- | Obligations--a faithful adberence Gonstitational | official note has been sent to him by Gov. Vidauri,re- | be rier aschr, supposed to be ht Am—woull not sow ber | inst. Beldw, coming Up, oue barks names’ uoknow very. Wited, |The South has gent no armies to force slave labor | Ee" Datstot of this and other landeecoP a comtaeod sua | Guiting him to rurrender Into tho hands of tho civil an- | “H's cxsano, July 28-C14 barks F Parirhge, Troughton, | in eaten iene een ne Se To call theve people emigrants. is a sheer perversion of | upon those who preferred free labor. hentucky spra epetval Union. WEL BL MAPION Gh fhorities all the arms, ammunition and pablic property, | naitmore: Jt Lancaster, Somers, NOrieans,’ 1 ule ohis | ablps Far Wesl, st Paersburg, aad Reventc. la: ‘are not sent to cultivate the soil, to | trom Virginia, as did Tennessee from North Cavolina, and | PF Petvel Calon. STEALING med as his fellows bad done in fan Luis; but 1 imagine he will | Courier, Wolfe, Baltimore’ or NOrivane; 4h, barks Bertha | — Arr 25% (by tel) ship Carnatie, Crip: Ry LG e 0 rom Missonri—feom coniigaity of territory ivi Jaugh (his to scorn, so long as he has nothing to fear per- | (Br), San Francisco; Sth, Gleaner, Jefferson ( ‘orkabout | NEW HAVEN, Sept 2% Sid brig Rainbow, Nels 9 condition, to add to their individual | Kansas will from Missouri—from contiguity of territory M. OLIV rn, so long i comforts, or the te wealth of the nation. They | and Pampa ee ae pagan ne has followed — eh SVS DO sonally. Of this fact 1am endeavoring to persuade my prog poy Ae FSA iis hes yon ‘eeSit ees Seales do not move from ice or taste, or from any motive els of latitude, and will continue to do #0 anless “ahd companions, aswell, 6 lanka, . an A = Port, shes Lydia, Givde, , OF supposed to affect, themselves or their farni- | diverted by such organizations as Kmigraut Aid Societies ‘Theatres and Exhibitions. The utmost prudence, moderation and foresight must | MON. cy, sept 240M shipe Moonlight, Pendleton, and Pits Te elatsishinr dicen Wer i pcan om Yes. have none of the marks of the old pioneers, | and Kansas Leagues. Broapway TneaTRe.—Mr. Boker’s new ‘ bo used in the present circumstances, to prevent so many | tronsides, Galo, Saverpool, 23th, beige, tmnbert, Eider” and Leet eee genni” ees ae play, ““Pranee:- brought into play, and | Rover, Hikine, NYork, 2h, ‘ship Burlington, Michasis, Li who cut down the forests of Kentucky, bio and Indiana, It has been said that the citizens of Mecsachusetts have | ca ftimini,"” has drawn unusually large houses du: elementa of discord from being broug! into play, an ‘over, q % 2h, shtp Burlington, is, Liver: Tennewee and Mississippi, | an undoubted right to emigrate to Kansas; that this | the whole of last week, ‘Tho part of Lonslotte nee at | tis will appear evident when you bg at = pn Tots Aug Mee near White Boe: Linden, Baltt more (and sla 4 mm ‘orks. Aneel, 7 |, from Providence) Pi sehr \atber ov levelled the canebrakes of i. Ste’ mostly Seale of sqricahave | pldsee Up tn bites | intger private: sesoctations; ond. 16 “ are jorant culture ; pic uy 4 r el or wigs of crates bat a0 ‘experience as pees, Cader the sanetiin of legtalative on at farmers, and if to their unaided resources—~if not | another and equally jusiitiable form of © clothed and fed by the same power which has effecte! | Political actions, like of individuals, New right may be exercised invividually, n ja Seenitiet; or tn Mr. F. L. Davenport's best characters, and should be seon pec etd ee ak areas = cfc My penne nl £26," al ho be pain, pte Bef pa owe eS honmemg-~ir \ the fm gad aoe and X'Filereey, Berven, Tetaidad (od sid tts inst for Isld); igration. on gi rs hoacan @ central portion o enact | _Nito'® Gauors.—The now American opera of “Rip | ‘ith Videurl and Garzn on the. norttier front ort), Saunders, K. TPROVIDENGR, opt Weighs Pierce seroes del ; Alexander i 4, re ‘on, Marun! phgee ee a Jats (and sid 7th for ions their transportati starve e. be Judged by their motives and effects. Ungues. | Ven Winkle,” composed by Geo. F. Bristow, and fow triumph of the revolution [s now @ matter of history, | dew Cy, NO} h e, ee ; are rol Sey eee rreere TM | Monat emigration, both lalividval, and edlice. | 02 Wasbington Irving's celebrated legend will be per- | ine'abe great. ditvenlty that will shoriiy prevent Init 18h for ape Hayton, to oud; 1h barks Gov. Vou Sain, ‘ectly by a sovercign State of this Union, t» | tive, the free states to the So ‘and vice | {med during the whole of next week, The national | will be how to dispose harmoniously of so many eon- | fo (nit sid Tab for Maracaibo): 15th, schr ‘Georgia, Mitchell, peg ty 4n institution now existing in the Terri- | versa, from the slave States to the Norih, has been pro: | ChMactr of the piece, besides the great musical merit | flicting claims, interests amd protonsions. Time only can | Yrsnnrara and ald 16th for Aux Carte) to they are transplanted, and thence to in- | gressing from the foundation of our government to the | (hat it possesses, recommends ft to the pablic. Miss | solve t cigeutty. In port #9} rigs Hope, Hidde, henes, arr Gh, Altace; fal e'auat blow upon the resources, the prosperity and t day, without comment and rellooat objection. It | Louisa Pyne is, a8 usual, superb as Alice, the iter A party of one hundred and forty of Woll’s picked dra- | Ovceola, Fraze: jue, arr 13th, obartered to load at the peace of a neighboring State, are military co. | fe not pretended that such emigcation, even If fostered | ofthe man who mooved away for twenty years with»ut | coons, who, by. evadi oe gl EO, TE Rete oe tonies, pl . » Mr. St q moat x mafl from the 1 m 1, AT BOSTON. ode satilomneah Sy Crates eee ae: Mpectionsbie. tne Ce ee ae eit ee meet | Tuland natural impersonation of olf itp Van Winkle, | cnecyiOg coder e a eet alt. at a place allot La | Axrwiur Sept lomad, Woodsite, NOrieans; Opened to seltiement by Congress, and take ex tonal Wide expanse ot the fertile West, and aieatve om thereof. Im addition to that eeprit du | the deserted wastes of the sunay South, invite occu tion; and no man, from the southe nu extremity of Flo tothe northern boundary of Missourl, lias ever object. A edto an t simply because ho was fr its destruc. | North, and pri free labor to that of sia: ‘and culled from the igno- | this subject he is allowed to consult iis own od and New, England negro a conscience; and it is expected ti ‘and aroused to madners on perintt hi He possesses a rich, mellow and deep volce, and bas al: | Fiedra,"’ and completely defeated, after sustaining them- | 19, Soran ridge, Ballard, Cardi, In port 18th; Lochimar, ready established for himeelf a high place fn the public | ,clves for an hour nd a half, We attacked them with | orion. tor N¥ork ready. | 0 fon NYork. estimation, some two hundred men, and J must do them the Justice ee eras Sehay Oroouseten aa Bowsny Taratae.—Mr. James Wollack, Jr., Mra, W. | to ray that gallantly, for they lost thirty- Venre, vue! *» for NOrloans; > - Ward and Mr. J. J. Prior all appear to-morrow bee four men k 9 Apter’ and forty prisoners. | J ; ws, for peck, ey Lucretia, «The King of the Commons,’’ the farce of “Nix, Among the k: was commending 4 fain, chmod. ae ay Betas nm AT ts ta roan | aaa oa ee at CE tees ae as | Ramen nena DOP tara . Ba id Will short reduced. capture. —] a to exercise the same privilege. Bat, } sai an ly be p: atone ‘Canin, ‘ss ‘Arr swith reference to their | noone cam fail to distingwisu between an honest, boor | preson's Twearwe,—The manager announces thatthe | t¥ by eons, 9 7 a), Wainack, NYork, nod this sions. They ate men with a singis | fide emigration, prompt increasing demand for placas, consequent on the wonder. | *toeities. Our loss consisted of ten killed and sev ows, Sept 13~Arr North Star (). Hace; amd to carry Out Ynis thay have been insteacted | onpuniad eolonicetion fel populacity of the ew ciwedy, Sompee hin wo post. | POBEARE ay ‘ei hi dibiietdiiadehiia YT oe Fa so ace Borneo nina Lands, end ‘taught to seers the laws of Ged and man; to imatitutions of the country proposed to, be pone the produetion of the “Daugh er of the pt tahoe oven lecosenaonet oo oir Rodert Carnley, Wh rad dob Harvie, Col consider bloodghed arson, lasurreetion, destruction | can there be any doubt in which class to, place the move- | Fats Still Water Rams Deep’ becomes less ‘wich | in leas than wont Sng dere hE oaly tat Rd Mack, Wavana: : of 0 servile war, as the morest trides, com- | ments of the Massachusetts Emigrant Aid sooletion and | jis patrons. It will therefore be contin uring tho | hundred rages ows, Woll wivhin Met gi tea f 4 ‘ Hubbard, and Am Fagis, te with the glory and honor of seducing a «ing.c sieve | Kanras Lengaes Their motives have heen candidly | whoie of next week. The laughable tarce of the “Man pede og ~ bie artoundi ye epee 0d fork sor (end proceeded); Axiedue, At: ‘master, or harboring and provecting the thicf | avewed, and he boldiy proclaimet throughout | gna the Tiger” will be the atterpiece to-morrow evening. oe ee a weeeedlc aa er —_— ‘irons yaa anchored): Mth, Acdalu- ‘who has carried him of. aaitins the engi and of the tsad. Were this not the |" i yca's Timaren—Brvugham’s new eo soars may happen, OE em, a7 1, for Vondon “and ante ‘Tent cua 8 by abe poxta end | case, i would oite Ue Sapesinis tos tony Wied! | Game of Love”? sos attractions which ere not Itkely | "tre mopement of our on Monterey will depent Bugera, for Keanden, Daring. irom ‘te do. i ‘euch owners 0: slaves shed seeety are ttaresaartanalt i onus to the Te a | ee ee Eee Sine 80 cones This play on Woll’s anewer, and ve will very soon know if it, will c fromm, Balt for ~ to the ot sa ta ee citer tocea Kensast fo Nebraske, aE vec cpeand (a alioaeas the Ln oad Mo daysdmatahir ons Getting” the take op ita line of mareh on Matamoros or onthe ol of lon Ley «4 , , entertainments for to-morrow. Menton, Hbould it advance on the latter siak-uate of tai- Sop ‘ < A of our Western savages, with | the same law, less desirable, ieis invitiag to Northern " oud pore the ty aie is wil ol . trom 5 | rene yerrense hee Oterees tad’ Minnersta,’ sod “Tiliovis, ned Mcht! | prices cf admiction, an ruggested by the » this ota by tha ‘with, i faa Lats, mi Ar, he for Car: ba ay i , : tended this will raficlont to wrang: ‘Gratam, ? -errenee With » popuivtion of this | gua, alld up with popalation-—aheic arte all oncrplad, | theatre hes Dee erenough mow to nord tre poorest’en, | ling for ober and precouons tx the “Hlals of the Mow: | “¥; Soci Kare Bwanton, Roel, (rom He { wos g 3 "H Macaball Prout do. fund - be has ‘Haus, kept 18—Ady United States, Johannisberg, as on Kansas tional tax which would be necessary to raise a sinking | Spf standard prive of admiasion for this & Co. 8, Teited Gentes, f ty rther illustration was needed of the il of has the 7 tenberg, ‘for Nt felvetia, Venice, Wm fame ats et a ecu | ton mre pm amc ui tnd uo | wi gurantee. nar | # inane. | Smaart neae: Maneater hal Prevailing. hers, ts about twenty-five millions of | emancipating slaves, without full coupensation to | **¥Ations to the pro aon oF saallay mapromones bie ac pn ae . Fermeuth, iat, Kew “leas tons lew . A Hoa. rn ' I, aut tet Sia mG our eats bore aor Grants’ Is Megenclinestts erself oveccum with | opportunity of seeing the greatest actress of the age, wnd | ferumes.”” bal a Arr Harer.at,