The New York Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1858, Page 2

2 NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MABUH 7, 1858, i | coneti - “ 6 in for Court of General Sessions. | constitution, because, in recogolaing in the people of Kan- | a mere farce, for the repeal was only to go into effect ‘The Army ta Utah. again a: or other, an’ ‘'C"* company faite in THE KANSAS QUESTION. i fe tee rigat to rogue their domewuic affairs 1n thelr own, when new laws were enacted in the piave of the old [Correapom’ ence of the 3. Louis Leader } ii Ul 2 P.M ras ooeres 01, onuang, wich i di Before Judge Rysvell Our Des Motnes Correspondence | oe ee a nn mp repones sat | cose. Came Scorr, mean Fort Brinamn, aa eee ee nour euant erorteun yt ope Leute, | EMPANNRELING OP THR @RAND JURY—CNARGE OP THR es . ackroriedge the great of political | The railroad bills merit some notice. An act was D } recalled gual ; . Hou Repasexstar:y bovercignty as ent in the and baving,as heal- | establishing the Kansas City, Osage and Neosho Valley ver 12, 1867. nant, cne gergeant, two ‘and twenty seven men, CITY JUDGE-—A FRLONIOUS ASSAULT EY A FATHER Des Mourns, lows, Feb. ‘2, 1888 | Teged, ficient pany. The railroad is tocommence at the | To-day we really did move to our cap, chosen by Col. oes ave bare se Denes daly soxgoanis, UPON AN ALLEGED SEDUCSR OF HI6 DAUGHTER. “i nee tg | Proceedings Dy whi. (he Lecompton constitution wasmade | terminus of tho Pacific railway atKansas city and run | Ree, and distant about four miles from Camp Scot, up the | #ixteen corporal vaice in our . the ‘Mancu 2.-As econ as the Court was opened this moas- Insirwcitoms of the Anti Lecomptonists of the Legisiature to damental law of Kansas, and baving no legal evi- ties of Johnson and Lykins; , Q tour of guard does Bot come round distressingiy often, ‘ the Senators and Congressmen on the Kansas Imbruglio— peerage a peal po bag to some meet Se ene tae | fork Having been given only two teams to move our | though walking post Ir these awful bigh's iva eevere trie! | BB the clerk preceodod to call the pannel of grad jurecs, den: “ak aids Res % tion of dvty, by a sacred re for the rights of the whore it if intended to intersect with the Leaven- | company wagons, it was late at night when tho last came | atany timo. In adcition to other duties a pretty large | and acufficient number answering to their names, they Protitapetnst the Hesston by the Dengian ction of | OO. PUAtta 52 tea ies eats find well bang | worts and Fort Gibson Tailtead.-‘Pao Toad will extend | tn, Tue day's procecdigs, which were lodious aud weari | Sumber of the men are employed in ulldiog Bake houses, | were sworn to dlzcharge ‘ho duties ut th grand tnqaodt Denocrats—A Stronger Protest by the Admini ration | Ceine people of the United States, to advise and recom: | over a distance of about one hundred and forty miles. It th, were a little enlivened by the ro. | 84 meat houses for smoking the bost pacts of the cae | fo sn present term. ‘The santa tthe Party, de , de mend the admission of Kangas into the Union. is intended to conrect the soubaern part of the Torritory | Cme enough, wer ¥ the jocose pro- | siaughtered, and in various waye. But to return to our Pp x Sllenies aed ying ths are (wo protests, which, tosomeex- | _ The andersigned protestants, honey ‘that they had no | with the eastern States. The road has to be commenced | ceedings cf adrunken volunteer captain, do. do, Neutenant, | day’ history. ‘+ Retreat’’ sounds at sunsot, ie rolls | gentlemen awors bi tec! expiaiy themselves, but which at your distancefrom | “Wht 10 travel beyond the record of the within three years and completed within tan yaars there- | yn’ do. do. repeated with any number of variations by | are called by the first sorgeanta, the reports are collected | Joseph M. Cooper, Foreman. Liss Scudder, | sgatnat which they protest, express po opinion after, otherwise the charter wil! ba lost. The com; is | the renowned “Shaver and Tailor.” The captain was gio- | by the adjutant, arms are inkpeciec by «ae com- | Jonn Axford, : 4 some explanatory remarks if you should | Coot that the subi ortae pede eg pret codiag allowed a capital of $10,000,009; they can rom ympn ary Hf | Hiously tight, and came along the road with his aword | PaDy oficers, and the companies arc. dismissed. | Andrew Anderson, Jacob Vancerposi, Jam., nto the public through your widely circulated | a vote of people of Kansas on the 4th of January last | work when $500,000 of stock shal! have baen subscribed. | drawn, alternately flour’: it valorously round his | “ at 8 P, M., and the signal to oxtin- | amon Bache, ‘Acolphua car paper. I presume you are already aware that | *h0U'd have ii determining the a imission of Kansas into | The company expect to have the road fuished in five or | head and making unavailing efforts to get it back into the | ere lights and preserve quict im tents sounds im | Jnenazer Collauora, James M. F 7 ad the Union under that constitution, six years. The bocke are open for subscriptiou. Scabbard, until, spying & muls team going aioag, he ex | Hfleen minutes after, and the voluateer’s day is over. | Lewis A. Carmer, Wa. G. Lises, | For the reasons above separately set forth, and because | Another act autborized and established the Kansas | claimed that he bad used a ‘black suake’ before to-day, | Scarcely apything occurs to disturb tie moactouy of our | Ben). F Camp, Joba K. Myers, « the sensors in Congreds from this State on | of the trjnrious effect which the resclutions adopted by | Central Railroad Company. Tho road im to run from | aud clambered, drawn sword sud all, into the sad- lives in these winter quarters, Those off duty noms | Jobs FP. Emmet. Jona Soot, tos exciting tesues crowing out of the Kansas imbroguo, | !2¢ Bouse are calculated to produce in depriving the peo- | Wyandott City to Fort Riley. The company have obiained | die. The last I aaw of him he wax he ug dragged euongh to occupy ‘hemeelves about their teuts ead huts | Wiliam Graydoo James Saimon, . eit - taietanme : "| ple of Kansas of their rightsgas American citizens, and in | a very iberadetiorter; they have the privilege of extond- | jut in time, by acouple of men, from unterneath the | iD cocking, carrying wood and wator, aud performivg all Fyazcis W fasask, Hoary L, Terbelt, Wher these reeolutions w opted one of thy demo- | proclaiming to the people of the United States doctrines | ing the road t> aay point in the Territory of Kansas | ‘wheels of the wagon, having allen from tus saddle muie | the var‘ons etceteras of @ iife in camp. The cold is too Cparies K Leversidge, Lurael Under’. cratic members gave notice ix the House that he and his Which we believe to be fundamentally erroneons, we | west ef the sixth principal meridian, and to construct a | The lieutevant was deprived by the field officer of his ferer Ae peti ne eapruae m2 bamwog Selag pleasant; | Peter J. Neving, Jr, political {rieads would place protest to the resolutions on ’ bere by enter this, our so’emn protest, against the adovtion | branch from a point ator near Lawrence to Leayeaworth | gword and bottle of whiskey, and came im minus his at | and if it was not, al! game has been ran off, | expect, aincd | tec od, bis ed : these resolationa, and agaienihe Acolsined eet city; also to construct branches to any part of any county | in advition to thore pharrn nth But “Shaver and Tailor” | the arrival of our command. Hard frozen snow covers all | ence bpving been banape vit Honor proceeded to i> journal of the House, Dut or coming together to confer | the protest sigued by twenty-two members of this House | through which the main line may pass. The road it | capped them all. He went out ia charge of a party to | bature; avd if apytbing elops here that can fly or run charge the Grand Jury as follows: — e | upon ths matter it was fourd thatthe ftemocratic mem. | cn the itth instant, fh some of tho finest parta of the Territory, and is | ook for a prisoner, who bad slipped off somehow, ana | Way. why it is a greater fool than Theve generally been | Gxynixmen o Tux GRarv Juxy—It is made tho duty of ere ent pon the p logy of th D. A. Mali F. R Guibergon. on 4 direct route west to the Pacific. From Wyandott to | contrived to raise more particular oid —— boots thau in the habit of meeting. Our rations bave been cut down , peaietnti ed tet Heat ay o Theophtue Ceaeford, Squire Ayers. Fort Riley is about 140 talles distance. crnutitean ever didn We eame tine, He tao mucaber. | measly a baif; and in thes rigorous climate, not having Judges in thelr charges to grand jarors, to call Wel at- tae Dougtasites ding for such an expression of Semuel & 7,” ‘Aborganizauon called the Leavenworth and Fort Gib- | jess indiscriminate prisoners Gn bis route, ali of whomex- | enevgh to emi, tells upon mau’s teinper aud capabilities tension Wo certein special statutes, the viol. ‘ous of which Opiniog is the protest ne wuld fwvor their leaders’ views, | the introduction of these protests made quitea sensation | 00 Railroad Company has been chartered. | The distanc enced notthe least difficulty in making thoir oscars. | consi toradly. eet A td pcos Fs coora wknd of are dectarod to be misdemeanors, aud as such indiciable. while tho fow administration members strenuously op. | in the General Assembly, embracing, as they do, conttict- | between the two poin s here named is some 250 miles. | @ halted in the flercest style all maoner of flelé offlcers ie » consist ‘ 1 would call your atieation to the statute om ‘ . is calculated that it will ccst $5,000,400 to build the road. ¢ otber officera, executed movements with hia com | Crested the plains with teams this sammer, worn to the ‘ ‘th pore the adoption of euch a protest, and gave notice that | vs opinions acneny Se eee ae and neces: | The company have made ® conditional treaty with the | mand (threo men) that Col. Hardin never dreamt of, and | bone alinest, and ie ee See Sane enien ae | -sed jg as tl wey me dtlarea te be 4 toy sbou'd ook sgs it if got up as suggested, Thus mat: | Yc,” sli Cect te ix mt to way, DY the. Douglas section of | Osages for a million of sores of land. Said tresty wiil | finally, for bis sins, came across our Uitie party of ven | Pe‘ire ts grt Bere, | Lou ase Aatnas, Oy Motmio, Raat te gt incictsbie ollenee. 1 would also mame the si om for game time, No protest was presented, | the party, who were not content to vote with the admin- | Pare Jt png epee President an oneness berore eg he gerenenhy whe. ee’ haath ap ite | Kearrey, ard po we are reduced to the uufapunate law of tortion, Any public oflcer, tablag larger foos oe a: J pany propose tojiss: a tt J u awa of the and none was expected to be presented til! Thursday last, mi members againel the TesolULoDs of aatiasenta’ | day $600,000 of stock, taeconditons Of payment being tw | attcapred the eame game, wits coosiderable success | TAED ‘animals. Tacoa, three-quartors of Pouuis is in We toon 02 is ual 6 Sia fs pred Prag e-Oy . coed bat a tobe whea Judge Clack presented she protest signed by himself | 7). "ike adimniawation portion of the members of the | Per cent down, and the rest ly seoured and payable | for » short time, as we naturally concluded that no | Sstued orce in ten days, and serves ba fob “mcs abt Jagr. any traikic im lotteries ts doemoad uniawfal. Also wo t istran é vs Cemocratic 4 1 How justice to themselves pass unnoticed, | With interest in six yoars. The first section of twenty | one but an officer with « patrol would draw his men re mptin cleo pretiaeilhsinig nn <n pumemmabeaall bt gc spr one protest, which dissents from { wiles of the road will ‘be commenced next fall, or rather | across the road with thelr firelocks at the charge, and | #0! heart and flicker round genétaily, recor toc in canton ttn Tet ome are aE eeccare cs ant { Sees 4 ‘of the othe: ts. Tet out op contract. The road runs through Lawrence, | command us peromptori.y to bait and our coma: to | Selves the privilege of paying it all ous on the roventatrce exarciae OF tie’ clapuvartranatine, 6 40- | some OF the doceeions Caen cena Mioneola, Osage city and to Fort Gibson. “Ttconnects with | advance, The instant wo discovered our mistuke a anurt | Re cangctatthem. They co say that ve wil! have somo | De ats as cataes OAs a cele Ta | Phe Administration Polite; the K the Southern “Missouri Railroad near the northwestera | but pointed colloquy took place, the resuit of which was a fne shocting in the a Lope teeigiee ig, antloniy hope Duntsbed by fine and pAenonec bored A on hy Mee td | The Adminintration x om anes | corner of Arkansas, and runs into the Indian Territory | briaf fight by ail Lends, ‘ending, of course, in the ignomi | they may Ve half as good ax their words. F Jour attention to the at tosuppress intemperauce an! neadmis | Question Sustained by Putnam County. nearly one hundred miles. Itis paved to get grant | pions defeat and capture of “shaver” aud his brigade, Decemnrn 24.--To-morrow is Chri stmas day. we Teguiate tho sale of intoxicating tiquors. By (he 29th wes use we beliey fare emp.oyed to- | ton of the act, it is the auty of the Courts to instruct e | A large and influential mass meeting was held on Taours- | of laud from the Indian Gouacil for the road, The Gov- | who were forthwith marched back to camp and heartily | difercntly all you people im St. Le ; is ernor vetoed this billon the ground that it was illegal for | cursed for sbeir military enthusiasm. Before he metus, | day day evening jast im the village of Cold Spring, Pataam any person oF persons, save the United States govera. y county, for the purpose of giving expression to their | ment, to treat with the Indians for | viows in favor of the policy of the administration “on the Teslagenters, however, passed the bill by atwo-third | the ceoaes 18 body beter Mormya cat : ; Sina ‘dete <i 7 7 ve 3 oraering his three inen to form # square agsiast cavalry, dnust e Jeu | Sausss question. Huu. Govvausacn Kiautx presided, and | °°); these railroad charters are got up by speculators for | shot the ubforluuste animal dead'as a dovr-nall. Waa | @ row vis cl individesls rhien te in ot of the otbers i SI who yy, aod what different scene ind you. Here we | pang jarors to inqui sever? beitofull of Zaler and whiskey, seeiog a poor | havo no friends to visit, or exchange tie deusi salutation | rand Jaruss a Tay i pene! seer, a ee the sale of their lands. | old worn-out mule, in the last struggle aimost, mistook | with; the only ‘“seronaders’ are wolves, the only | 43) persons who may be charged with adalterating tm- airy, and, | music the howlings of tne in! ported or other irtex caticg L.quors with poisonous or de- loterious drugs or mixtures, or selling the same, know them to contain ovleverious mixtures, whethor imported epond resot we the Ps after ihe call had been read the meeting was addressed | the purpose of obtaining grants of land, establishing mo- | remoustrated wih, he oniy swore that b» had seen Atty of 4 OF not, are declared to be guilty of misdemeanor. I wit by the President, who spoke as follows:— nopolies, and, briefly, as & means of obtaining money un- | them, and that they bad run away as souo as they sawhe | for tomorrow. So here I am, ent alone, in Fort | ogy your atention w the Zist section, waich makes tt a "Fellow ollie thank you for the honor have | °F false pretences was ready forthem Contound such & man, avy way. Barnord, spending my Coristmas ove id writing to 60M6 | jhigdemaanor for any tavern or hotel keeper to goll aay tey tmpeach- | conferred in ealling upon byes preside. This meeting cite te Gana . Ducrsuse 13,—Sunday, to day, in name at least, though | 120% dain the old oa, ripen whet ta plercagacmes | liquor on Sunday or upoo Avy day upon which a general fae, or wits | Sno nec called an cava the vemaietionn of temumiet ts lg nary no one would think #0 by’ the Duay asoect of our camp. | te cheapest and biackest of clay pipes, Siied with PLU | eecuion or town meeting sail de held, within a quarter hestet Convention of tbe friends of the national a: eee ee ee en COUNGIE. HE “EGIS: | The rour voluvteer companies are now encamped togetter, tovaceo. and imewging t cups of coifee boiled ia a C&P | oF a mile where such election takes piace. tn auy of tho ye coademna. | jicid wt Carmel on the 18th inst. firming the uasbated DASIVM COUNCIL. forming a regular batislion, and a prety strong one too, fe, wituort sugar. io timo last year Twas ou tho | cities, villages or towas of this Staie, to aay the scope of the he democracy of Patnam county in the at- Laowzarive Covnct, CaAMss, numbering, as we do, about 330 men, including officers, | Shore of Stravgford ‘ough, in Ireland) Knocking dow | person whatever as a beverage. Uuder’ that aec- | of the federal governinent, and of iw cordial Tunowto, Feb. 36, 1858 aod every Ove is working hard at someting to prepare | ©. \e, hares and Pheasants; the one Delors oo tie go’ | ton of the act, geatiemen, two p.rute are aud vehsaring tue vole of the Hon, Joha 3 Has. | _, His excellency the Governor General, at three o'slock | for our winter's resicence bere. Our little mess are gong FAae Bee noreey” aha presented for your consiceration, of” which you mast be representative 1a Cougress from this «istrict, on | ? M: this day, proceeded in state to the Legisiative Coan- | (6 yuiid a regular stout log house, aud are ali employee ia Sd Rec adh of ob satisfied. ‘The frst is thar the party, uacer this aw, has sn of the Presiiene’s message, with the con. | Chamber, aud having taken bis seat upon the throne, | Chopping down trees, digging the fouvdation, or cooking | 2 f Taare Dene’: 3 taken outa ticense; mod the so 2000, bas be violaied its thiuiiou of Kapeas, to a special committee, thas rarely | commanded the attendance of the Legislative Assembly: | Grdowy some work or another, A solder's life ineainy | MmEOA sears Twas on the Parks «! the i lorie Me | provisions by sentog Nquor on a Sanday? If you are Luppened in the history of our Legslature that arepre | The members of that body, preceded by their speaker, | is a pretty arduous one for the first few weeks interior <1 Souther Africa, in tbe British wrmy. cugaged | sauisfea on these two poiuts, it then becomes your daty Fcuative Las opeuly disregarded acd misrepresented the | ‘2e Honorable Henry Smith, speedily appoared at the var Débeusem dé’ “Leet, Los, haw we of moan are] are Cite Wer | See eee to indict; 1 you are not satisfied that the party bas taken Views and opihioas of his constituents, aud especially | The Honorabie Henry Smith informed his Excelloacy thas | Dacmams Ut. “Lord, Jork, Doe Me tut declares | Pocky Mocntaing, in the United Sta teer Ut | outa license, apd if there fa no evigeace to «iow you that when dese Conenr With the policy of & great party that | te choice of the Assembly bad fallen upon him to be titeir bo tiene a thee dak Seok ib tomtene coat ee i pel «ced ng RN lg eins he bas done #0, then it t* your duty uot to indict, but to to support: but had the honorable gentleman | Sveker, aud be prayed for the memvers the customary 4 to some people’ in our. camp. Erery one yet, nor any ence from Sait La reject the bili All peraons who have rot taken out @ betray the coufldence of those of his feilow | Pafliameutary privileges, After which his Exceliency was | Pared 10 some poopie it our Camp. tlety tt | Owimaas Dax, Dec 25.—Kverpti.ng was vere cuist | license under this act are liably to acivii sotion for the whom he owes the honorable position that ho | Pleased to deliver the following specch:— ee soaey cul mmowe trom Ctus, Some, | lastmght in camp, and to-day was the same. Wr sky, | pensity of $50, This Court bas put \uat court uctiog upoa now ocevpirs, he could not more effectually have attained | _ HONORANLE GxxTLEMEN OF Tink LmarsLaTivm CouncrL, Gux. | DOME Ott tit Renee Nt ee swears that Brig. | cf liquor of any hind, is very hard to ve procur.»4d | the above section, sotoat you would have no sight to iudiot apiece than by his recent Vote, wheb, should we ai. | THEMRN OF THE LeGisLanivE Assmtnty—Lam happy to mect | body (wonderful chap that somebods) fwcacs thee HEB: | gat at sh awiUl price, wich may accouat for ibe al da | except that first’ point wes clearl established—that & «over, We Might be deemed to coutirm, and are | }0U.Aathe represectatives of the Canadian prople in this | bam Youne fas Dech waked Pilsen Oy vi ae with “Tho | the cocoatat; bur wll coutrived to have sou als im | Iiconse bad been taken out. The Taw suys gentlomes, cre ompelied a ‘self justification, however unpiea. | ihe first session of anew parhament. When I closed che | [enti of Sat tase tly, Bud SiO tae camp re. | Howoret the day, aad enjoying one hearty cigs» 998 | that nob more than twenty-three shall be sworn upon the end to bim, thus openly to repudiate, | Ist session im the month of June, we supposed that | Tmclrs Apis ae ae ag reximcat t come in and | ‘7S, towatoe=, and all the pleasaut articles in tb) @ ers’ | Grand Jury; that tt anail take sixteen to form & quorum, sae question.fas agitated the politics of the coua: | Eagland was at peace with all the world, but | dueclipg Ine Neveries vi aed in vain for author or | Wefe ' great request, and Christies was usher’ a hy a | and twelve to God @ bill, aud the like number 0 recom at that very time a fearfal mutiny was rag. | Winter in the city. rat‘on of whiskey isgued from the comm.esariat, 2,00 020 | aidera vill after it bas been found. Yoar foreman has Agsembiy bas no power to; - s, but oniy te irstract the reeoiution | a worthy of a grave, de toss against the -pirli and ad set forth the following in | Rant 0 “st Fight mereiy nominal | B ibe peopis hay ed suey he last two years; it is therefore not anew ona; . au.bority, or if any one had seen the messonger, out all 0 ‘ vs e wy rec-ut change. Waithout going back oe will tatber it, 6o 1 preauma it i3 a ‘moonshine. Weather | Sarvxpay, Dec. 26.—undry compiaints have been! rard | any appilcation to the Court, You cau fix your own hours r ‘ 3 he peo, into the political squabbles that | Wo" in India—whiet, bythe atrocitics committed in its 4 headache, ke., occasio, 7 \y the | for meeting and adjournment. On any question that ray an ce from various parties sas Vetweea the advocates of | Cre, It roused the indiguation of the wnole civilized | fue, but cold. feasting of yenterday. ‘The interior artanger.ents « “‘novt | arise before you of ng tmporia't character, you can advise a of aboliti world.’ The people of Canais, as they have sympathisod | DxcenneR 16.—Cold weather has fairly set in with a ss ay poh dite rit bry dooney Te ee ice ts wow wlanitien byail ther | With the danger and the sufferings of their fellow subjects, ‘and the north wind comes howling dowa from | Of, us were rather astonsbed, I imagine, vy the (adder | Oi ie ent apd enoud you require it, can examine imate of Kansas js a'suflicient probibition, and that | Mil! io ike manrer rejoice at the vigor which nas checked lountains with incredible bitterness. Co.ovel | Cooiain of anything. Fatygue recall sounds nSat.rdays | the witnesses for you; but #hon a voto is to be taken, the iu never exist there to aay extent, oven if it | ‘bis rebellion, and will appreciate the steadfast courage | Bee and Lieutenant and Adjutant Bill, and Lisutenaat | 47 Te. and ail Sor conces then, and the «nen yarade | iaw requires that you should be aloue—not even the Dus- able; but the position of the ‘democrati | "4 Perseverance which have distinguished our country. | beshler are busily occupied in drilling the officers aud | Qishcu: arms at retreat, boing expected o tarb oat | trict Attorney is parsnitted to be prasont, The law de € of the goverument of the United States ia rela- | 60 in the Fast. Itis asuarce of pride to the Britian | non.commissioner officers in the manuai aad platoonexer- | eoicy and span for inspection en®Sundags, Afr. Mocroil | Clares it to be a mixtapeanor for way of you to disctose iS ope of entire non intervention, The Kansas | Colonies that with Havelock aad Outram is associated the | cise of tho rifle, and seem to be well picased with tho | SPIE ti tiaincar, Nol Gee, have siartad t0 vey for the | the fact of en indictment belng found, where the accused Dill authorizes the Aduugeiou ints the Uaioe, | Same of Toglis, and that we have sent from Canada soie | attention and progress of thelr recruits. Eh Dupont, a | iis moumainect, Gol te, buen Siariog Ae lat Ur Oty | has not been arrested or hele to atismér. You can ssieot » the formation of a constitation aad its subaissioa t9 | WO fell gallantly fighting at Delbi and Lucknow. The | mountaineer, who was sent back to Laramie a mouth or six | 1p spring for Peaounting the @ragoone ‘tis fearful trip | one of your ewn number to act as Secretary, and keep @ gress with or without the institution of slavery, and | Weeks ago with despatches by Colonel Johnston, arrived | 4) ni, - head iter, but Mr. Morre who, by the way, | minute of your proceedings. The cages to be pr leaves to the people of the new State the coutro! of ‘their | ra ppl Be pede lng oi Anger aa ie is the Po-tmaster of Salt Lake Oity, aud his comrade, are ore pumerous a nog bres se id will require consider: citer case. ths Bul it became the duty of the Proaliea | d0#tan- Towards the close of lat sear commercial ack Animale, but. stil difieuit to overcome ia many | 74D WhO wit ot Eve A amisters have been sent pack | that thie Cour, ans fecertiy aconted. of sluing s sufliaent 1o carry out, and accordingly a convention, aatborized both in Europe and America bave Deen very much dis. | places, and especially in the South Pass of the Rocky Moun to the Devil's ‘Gate, on tue Sweetwater. tora wegon !aaen length of tune each aay, until the day’s business ts trans- by legislative eoaetment, and duly elected by the people, | Turbed. Ik these ma-tere, as you well know, the welfare | tains aod the Rocky Ridgo, and that the mail had beea | Win tne accoutrements of Gragoon horses which gave out | acted. By that means yon wil greatly facilitate the | wascnavened ard agreed upon a constitution in conformity | f every Country is more or less affected by ihe con: | obliged to abandon their wagons aud tave t» packivg. He | Othe road. The; will see some sma"! portion of the ele. | busiveew of the Court, and render the atministration of that of the United States, which, duly certified, hag | © otbers, and thus an effectual remedy for such evils is nothing else of importance. Our.new house, for | Pram percre thes get buck agus, An express came in | criminal josiiee prompt and efficient The clicers assigned Toru teabcamitted to the Prositent; findiey ‘nothing’ im | rately to be found withio the reach of auy one com worked like ay quantity of sticks breaicing, is smn the Pacific wagon road expedition wintering on Wiod | watte. 1you will ow conduct you to the Graud Jury reom. | (bat would authorize its rejection, he bas seat it to Gon. | ™unity. We have reason to congratulate ourselves himneys and all, and tonight we took posses: | river bringing up tor the cominand WO nonnes of ealt | The Grand Jury then retired, and the business of the tat cue people of | creas with = recommendation that it bo confirmed, snd | &2 the prudence of our commercial mea; aal we It is u firat rate litte cadm, sixteen foot by | Any gout ax pooude for our litye mens, vothiog has so | Court was commenced ql sucr the clr | {he state of Kansas admitted into the Urion. ‘This is the | My be proud of the position of our baaks, inasmuch | fourieen, six feet high im the walls, constructed of heavy | Wve excited stor a long tme as thie receipt o! Laat salt FELONIOUS ASSAULTS. Looe picn eonatitution, #0 called: the only one known to | ® they stand almost. alone on this northern cou- gol'd cotton wood logs, (my shoulders willacte at the | MUCH CxS we ne hare ‘ Hew or @ Jobn H, Wateon, a respectable lookiog man, was placed | or authorized by the Jaws of the ferritory or the United | “ent in having contiaued to meet, without shrinkmg, mere mentien of them ever again, as we bad to carry Scxpay, Dec, 27.—In: pection parace Ir of the at she bar chinrged with Recpevraiia rep Ponies Mahe cb anyse Swwtes: but it is objected to because a portion of the peo. | their obligutions to pay in specie. Yet, there 1 no | them instead of bauling them with a team,’ aud the chim. | services for the day. eustomary in the « john Huntington, by etaboig bles Henge meetings be the Territory entitied to vo e for momers of the | CUbt that the pressure has been, and still is,severo ney isa complete gem. It does not smoke, and would ents, we were favored with @ number of th cua chi thal Peermare Tee coanpiaisenasetiaed that ‘Gnat Convention persistently abstained from ao | 92 our Merckauts, our landowners and ocr farmers, | stand around or two from a slege gun, I almost taluk, is | War. ‘No doubt many in the army th! ath, op the hat Pomreniy, Pee sonepaniancn seetians Cans ing so: and Because the whole instrument. instead of the | Tere is ue doubt, woo, that much may be done to amend js go completely put uo. Our canvas arrangement was | Mmcre important ban musty dectrines w the dofentass reueseied binite tate, whiten z5 come pew State | cingle clause relating to slavery. was not sabmittea to | 824 improve our own commercial legislation. I. the beet in the lower camp; but this bangs tue trou ica almost a, Kay Rn ele ag oo tae "thal e0 @b"aae oF the cecartente fe (the oom: 2 onl the pesnie,” Now f need Dot explain to you that ifwe ab. | eafnestly recommend these matters to your attention, | despised wagon ebeet fixing.’ Ne one in ail the com. | 50 oue can tell, that the Chey ennes ant Sioux, to the num | 1 0) Whale the, Bas OF the ceuriasae he (tne game vaiwe whe fact beea Genied | Gilicer of the Court. Ho who present it, we are uot | this constitution ts : the coneti- | tbe peor! and 1 therefore solicit your consideration of the mana bas one anything like 0 good. In conso- | ber of some 90) warricrs, bave cleanot out the tradin 8 the Kitcher Se presented. sets forth tho witl of the people, | Slats {rot attending the polls aud giving in our votes | Tliowing aubjects:— Me expediency of assimilating the quence of an uncomtiuvional (to sone at leash, post on the Sweetwater, agt stopped nil communication | eriicited the conduct of bis wife, stating that she never b fa ay be historical as weil aa legal Mes tue tight that we. pomeased, and are bound to | commercial jaw of Upper and ower Cauada; the law of thank goodness not to me), interference with the sal ith the States, but I do not believe one word of it. Toese is dinner ready im whea he wanted it. Hum- mot new > tington said that his (Watson's) wife was a good deal bet- ging round. | ter then he was, whereupon the defendant threatened, Dy using obusive epitnets, to beat him fluntiagion responited warmly that he would not be able te do that, afer which he proceeded to denart, followed by the defendant, wns thrust « knife into bis leftarm, inflicting a dangerous wound. Tuis was the statement of the accusing party, | but his evidence was materially contradicted by « witness to th@ | named Bowen. protuced by the counsel for the accused, it 06 te taniertan of | imprisopment for debt, aud the law of intolvency in Upper whiskey and other intoxicating beverages by the powe! aves’ arc,alwa: erwe resuguine tos Sl OF Ge ompurte veleneupes: Canada; the law regarding Sraudulent easignmests sad | thes be, we could not haves “howe warming’ in the | Dxceuran 28, The weather has brokea up, I {oar it is sced according to law, to Le a cardinal principie of | Preterences, and that relating to the interest of money in usual acceptation of the term, but in my idea some good | snowing heayily avd biowing furiously irom (om s in. Ws Wo be soun vernment: otnerwise ‘nothing would be fixed or | “ommercial traceactionsot every kind. Ttappears to me tea, albeit minus sugar or milk, answered very well. If | If we have a late spring |S will be greatly agaiuet us in | ect establishing dhe Kansas Territory, | yle—nowbing settled. Of late years the revisers also that the jury laws require revision, and that the jt will now only bave the compiaisance to snow likearat | waking an early start against the Mormous. No drill w oat the rule aad future prevedeat de | (i our State constitutions have deemed it advisabie, | ™UDicipal law of Upper Canada may be with advantage with its foot ina trap, and blow litewiso a iting accom- | day on account of the storm. | | ‘, “home. instances the Jawa under which the | #mepded and consolidated. There are no statutory pro. paniment to the snow, we will be the jollieat set cf bog. | nycxwma £9 and 80—The heavy gald stiil continues ‘ps more important to the country than those which gars out, at finding ourselves able to bid dedance to all | powing viclent'y, but on the Yoth it veered ro oi pies vit | Eggert < geet the orm Bogie | regulate the franchise and the trial of con:roverted elec changes of weather. For my own part, I have been sivep ‘omas Bil's of westward aad southward, causing an immediate change in | who tostifiee that Huntington caught hold ‘ateou ©. 6. Bawter ot the practice in the earlier days of the republic; | H10D4 Being of opinion that the present acts require ing ia a wagon since we came here, ani asa bedchunber | the temperature aid thawing the woow toa censiderable | the hair cf his head, and committe 1 Abe Recafeseate, ee 9 W. 8. Jovuso Ps ‘own State, I believe that the last alteration of , *@endment, I trust that you will do all in your power to of that description is neither air, nor wind, nor water, | extent. ‘The battalion went through tho forme of amonth. | defendant's previous good character was established, and W. J. Lunéy, tr coast.tution is the only case of submission to a popular improve and Ee, the existing system. Ibelieve, too, por snow tight when the cover is as old ax mine, | have ly muster parade on the 50th, io prepare for Colonel Coap- | the charge cf the Jaage ‘was very fair, his Ronor’enu- J. M. Dews vole. por does this appear necersary where the popaiar | tat it would be expedient to secure the proper re found it rather airy with the thermometer every nigat | man, of the Fifth regiment, who is to imepect us to mor- | merating the different vercicta which the jury could find Preemen Ager will most alwaye govern, and may, at any time, make or | Sistration and protection of all qualified voters. A and morning from ten below zero tosome un- | Pow.’ ‘Tne mail Las not yet afrived, and must bave en- | on the evidence alcuced ou the irlal., The jury rendered Corgei.ca Bea j is wof the state. In the case of the | measure will be laid before you for hmm 4 known quantity that way. Joking apart, this campaiga is | countered some awful weather, as we received intelil | @ yerai simp'e assault and battery, and tho accused J A. Casey | v'the only real point at issue between | 824 simplifying the whole system of management a hard and trying one on men, where theaxe is em- | pence more than a fortuight ago, vy & mountaineer, of its | was remartded for eeptence. , ? GW. Gray, | eens it the Staie—the quesuon of siavery | OUF pudlis lauds, Aud facilitating their occupation by in ployed instead of the risle, and’ all man’s exertions | faving been met at the Rocky ridge, the “ther sive’of tha ; Wm Campdeil, 1. ©. Curus. | Gr ho savers Y'—was submited; and if, as is alleged, | W8tTious settlers. am gladto siate that the number of continually fail in keeping himself from(reezing. I have | gou:h Pass. Imust cloee my letter to you to-night, for [ | FELONIOUS ASSAULT BY A FATINRR UPON AX AL- Tos cours) .oft the administration demecrats no other | iLcse who were opposed to it abstained from voting, they , *mlgrante in the course of the year just ended was con goldiered in @ climate where [ have sven the thermometer | have received authentic intelligence of the close proximity | L2GED SEDCCBR OF HIS DAVONTAR—AN INTSREST- = pesrendinaine sinew tres ee certainly have ve right to claisn af 7 | sicerably in excess of thatof the previous year. A largo pa EO at 140 and marched for days and | of a grizuly, who wad seen this morning by two of my ING CAS! bees ng ae — into acdel: | Teglect. But we are wid that there is anotiver constitution, | tt of territory in different parts of the province has weeks together across anny pining almost desti- | mos when in (he brush getting wood, and Tam going | Hogh smith, av old man, residing at No. 11 Cannon escence in the views of Judge Clark's protest, orto pro- | cafied une Topeka, which expresses the will of the me. | D¢et surveyed for the purpose of immediate occupation. tute of water; but the extreme of heat never had thesamo | arer him before an’ ots wind of him. Ican | street, was put ox tria! for shooting Eawin s. Collins with (er oa thei: owa bebslf and 2 their own expression of | Jory of the people of Kansas—a written paper concocted | ExPertence baa preved that the opening of roads through — enervating, prostrating influence upon me that this flerce | {hoot some, and woul taik to tum | % pistol, at 151 Cecar street, oa the 20th of January. Tho eset, » nas ek hte cach, ae Sinalt't Py 2 tection’ of Copeka, wot only without the autheray of | the forest has much facilitated the settlement ot our wild cold bas; mind and body seem alike chilled, alike incapa- | quiet'y and'aione You shail 1 T meet with nica t testified ha! b> was requested, on the day consimens, Tey Cee Oe tes hers | law, bot ih open military defiance of the iawa 6f the Torri- | 800%. By making these roads on a system at once unt le of active exertion. We bad a scene at evening parade Fhe uaalth of the army ts very fair, cone: tering + ¥0 callat Mr. Brady's saloon, near bis piace of “imsef apd of bis fellow protestants, few in number it 4 of Gongress. The Presi characterizes it in | ffm and comprehensive, there is every reason to expect to-day, which wae by no means & pleasant onc—the dis- ; r that « lady wanted to see him, and on arriy w tree, air Mahoney ¢rew up the following protest, which | & Kp’ asae the views of the aémipatration portion of the pate it Cus State ROTEST OF THB ADMINISTRATION PARTY. T lerelgned, members of the House of Represeata Liven of the State of lowa, do Bereby protest against cer. | f° tan resolutions of instruction to the senators in Congress | Now. on eltion come the best resuits from the aid granted by the Legisiature. graceful dismissal from the service of the United States of faa. bb Tech the Galedeiaen Chere ta Yous , F ‘ tote with somo state danty en guaran eftee emcee pentesed. The subject of the fisheries in both sections of the pro- a volunteer. In my opinion, a true volunteer is a man Sees tee et Seeetian. females; on seeing & pistol in the hands of the defendant, L'lannsese, and who there, after reading the levters | vite is one which deserves your attention, as T believe who would scorn any dirty or mean action, who oughi to | The FiuancialCommiitee of the Board o: Education bavo | and thinking that be wat going lo fire, he atietpiod to «Walker JGoy. Stanton, aed other official documenta | tat they may be #0 dealt with as hereafier to become ® be both a soldier and a gentleman. Wm. Grodovaat, who | recommended the adoption of the following resolutions in | dodge it, when th» coutents of tho’ pistol struck his ly published, ean come to oth r source Of revenue, In Lower Canada the logisiative was dismissed, as Ihave above mentioned, volunteered > ear, pasting through his head; the accuted did not am; fone any other conclusiod. | rhenges made in the judicial have beea bi , | regard to the school money for the year 1853; — , v is this state of things that our political adversa- | CharEes je in ju system rought — into Captain Magraw’s company (A) some ti ince, And. anyibing whon be fired the shot, “ “ - gr Ties propose to continue by @ rejection of the conat {nto operation, I trust that more ready accors to justice wag elected & member, though perfectly un Resolved, That the sum of 830,431 42 bo reserved and | ""RyENiity ‘spencer, whe conducted the defence, eo ee a ee ee nod tay or | tion aud postponement of the admission of Kansas into | S2¢\the speedy termination of civil suite will be the result known to any one. He stated that he had come | get apart to meet the amount overdrawn in 167.800 43T 42 | stated in nu able opening speech thal he would prove & sto the Union, passed by this House on the 224 day of | ted ant postponement of the admission Of Kansas inte | crthese provisions. I congratulate you on the continued | from ‘California; and if #0, Callfornin was well | Resolved, That the following sums De rescry. Grate bs inate potitonty eatoodiogs thes tae’ eneipenioans Acuary. 18°5, aud diawent {rom tuo protest wiguel by cer. | [0 ) Hitt, Ale Tarty in Congress woula settie by her | *uccese of the Canadian line of steamers. They havo al- rid of him. From the day be was mustered until the pre- | ed and wet part for the following purpows feanced Mr. nkth’e danghter, auc thet Me. Smith's sea fod ordered 10 Be ot | ee eft adinicsign, when the people of the State will be in | Tey placed our intercourse with Rarope on & new foot- gent he never would do ® day's duty, contriving to got | yiz— . fired the abot. The daughter of the accused ie missing. Tia day of the present | te oeiion legally w remodel their institutions, if disaatis- | 16+ %041 look forward with pleasure to the establishment | upon the sick report, or else proferring to go to the guard, | Repairs, fitting up alterations &e., in school the femi'y net krowing ber whereabouts. . the following reasons, to | fein them, in their owa way, aad in conformity with | ® weekly line to the St. Lawrence during the but, in which Iatter elegant and comfortable place of re | uildings,...... AEM iad sens ddobes 56,708 60 | Collins admitted that Mary Aun Sinith, a girl of 18 forty | the Views of the majority, aud thus remove @ disturbing | 2¢%tfummer. I recommend to your notice the iacreasing — tirement he spent a good deal of his time. He turned out | gaisries of toachers and janitors in the ward yours of age, was employed in the establishment be senid set forth | ote satious question which i agitating the politica of value of the lake commerce of Ciuada. Our trade with to be a regular biackieg, and boasted that he had only en- echoois, heretofore aprortiened:— ¥ worked in, her occupation being a preserver of medi- mit. | hs pouera: poversment, aud, more oF loss, of every state | Chicago and the Western Stace promises to be important tered the volunteers to win their money; that there was | fret ues 7 905,006 28 cines; but denied that he ever saw Mr. Smith's sos or and | ‘a the Loion. Such is a brief outline of the moat impor. | ike tothe upper and lower sections of the Provinc®. | not an officer in them smart enough to make him do any | x a * Se@eeo 09 Mrs, Austin and Mis Rosell, who were {a court. He Cn ee tte it mow Lufere the sonntey. arti 4 | During the recess m correspondence has takeo place with | duty, and that government would bave to fod him aa | NeW Spportioume iso tid that the firet he heard of being charged with State. The | [i hatter of seeprogret tnat the Tepreseuuative from | the imperial government, and with the sister colonies of | jong as he pleased, kc. After repeated acts of insubordi reducing Mary An Smith was rom lis wife, that the inst that the people, m | i 8 matter ¢ mat aee ob chaeld G0 Pa tore forgonen Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, in which the importance pation and disobedience, he was put for the Inst time in Incidental expenacs conneeted with Gaus he vem fap omnah tte athen thie or tour Gane Oo legate the powers | Sis ONE due to bitnaeif. to the sentiments of the great | t0zperial interests of an Intercolonial Railway and Mili. the guardhouse, and marched upon parade this evening | the said schoois, heretofore vious to this occurrenso; that he never brought her to fo enact laws, | Carty to which he owes his position, and to the best in- | “°F road to Halifax bas been pressed on the attention of with his trape upon his back, in charge of the at | toned :— No. @ Now Canal mrcet, and did not altempt to choke the ; Terests of the country. but it ie still to be hoped tnas | ‘¢bome government. This Correspondence | will cause | ania party of the guard, in preeence of the whole Batta | Not expended... defendant : whenever the main question of the admission of Kansas | {0 be submitted for your consideration, As this Province jon, when she following order was fead by theatjutant.— | New apportioum Dr. Maraball testified thet the wound iailicted wasa bas the utmost of pecuniary aid to | 69,610 95 A sha. come up be wil! be found in the ranks @f the de- algeady gape to a ORDER NO. VIII. smnil lace ated wound, the ball entored behind the ear Se ee — ae 4 bones gy aan ier | Heangcarrens Vouusrerr BATratioy, Support of Free Academy, hereto wud enune ovt throngh the back part of the head; a very joe of Mr. Kimbie’s remarks @ series of reso. | Pleasure t siate prove “sufficient 2 ae ae Came Sort, Uran Tarnrrony, Dec. 16, 1867, fore apportioned :— ehieht variation from the course it took would havo re- , Strongly in @upport of the administration and omised by the completion of its 1. William Grodovant, formerly @f company A, Volun. | Not expended. ... 446 08 eu ved in the death of the assailed party. The first witnees called by Mr. Spencer wae Jamow - - advantages pr’ ‘ snatory of the course of Hon. J. B. Haskins, was | Sires Sen 1 Soaps mot that the community et large are veer Battalion, having ‘been discharged by the Colonel | New apportionment... aaas 08 | gotta Witneee called by, Mr. Spencer am ful of the benefits derived from thi eat ccmmanding the army, will not de permit to remain io - = y senate — ie great and ne camp, nor to ‘come tato 1s 00 ‘any pretence whatever Repairs and cleaning Free Acade ing He swore that bis sisier Mary Ann absented —— undertaking. ’ Our Lawrence Correspondence. fh ‘Live ive ssemunty—The _ The disgraceful discharge of this maa has seemed to tho herse' from bome three daye before this occurrence, but previous to that remained at home every nignt; that he a Lawneven, K. T., Feb. 17, 1868. | cial aificultes to which I have already alluded will be commanding officer of this battalion to be the best method | Unexpenced apportionment Five preneat when Collins was etiot: thas ce Chitias soteed Prauds at Shawnee Precinet—Action of the Free State | found to bave affected our revenue. This was to be ex- °F punishing a worthless character The government can ew diminution nepi not keep in ite service men who will notdotheirduty,{| = |. # 2,832 23 | his father’s throat be thought bis life was in danger aod Men a: Fort Soat—The Railroad Companies Chartered | Pret: intent or une tuture prospertty of the Country. fod although prompt punishment might have but Support of normal achoois:— pki g nD wll 7) - -~ feel 2 bane in the Territory, de. I believe you will find that due economy has been used in | effect on Grodovant, yet, from the representation of his | Uuexpended apporvonment ithe Arnistant Detrict Atworhey, at thie juncture of the ‘The judge ard clerk of election at Shawnee bave been | the expenditure of the funds entrusted to the Executive | _—— = a y ba ag the | New do. ‘ proceecings, asked for young Stalth’s a whieh = Sh ‘1 d discharged, | O¥eroment, and that effectual supervision over the public | trouble. By order a, i2a8i 14 Cy a er te ee ‘ ‘“ " examined by the investigating committee and discharged. aes bab eat fed by the Bi of Aulit.. I Commanding Volunteer Battalion. Curperete ott a ee aie 28,700 ¢ was ey pig or od a cubano period Le vom for rat: | ‘The’ testimony brought out clearly the frauds at that pre- | have to ask of vou, im the pressnt session, such supplies | The erder having been read, Grodovant was, in the | support of evening schoole:— Nargaret Avstin 6 SF ecetee: Bs prove caarae. cet. hey testified that less than 200 names were on the ‘a may be required for the public service | most ignominious manner, marched out of camp by the | Un expend: The 48 Canal street: that gir! called on tho Biatof f raw - © PAme potur 1 HowonaBie GENTLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN—Correspondence — guard. I trust that every one like him may be served in | y, ‘ d hired i Deve ai, end as apolitical | Toturme when they were signed by the Judge and clerk | 1. Piston to the Hudson's Bay Company and ita terri the same way. cui co.tes oo | Sod hited o Semel age, erring bes namo ae lites Waster, { aay other Territory, when they left their bands, while over 900 were on them | wiii be laid before you, as well as an answer to your ad- 1 17, 19 and 19.—M. - : vt aa a oe & tro he LY one. e the came qenaiicn . we S they have when Calhow received them. " The clerk testified that he | dress nted to her most gracious Majesty on the sub- «cig drunk.’ ‘Snow has py own Repairs through the — Soanlty, the Bs we ve am Goll'aa, wae samme rglis as a body po : Person turned ’ who STWOti®s OF wrote the additional names at Weston, Mo., they being | Jeet of the seat of government. On the Arst of these sub- oF abode of bisa vrlgar lingo Dacepended . ted ‘hor at intervals for four weeks. Mrs. Austin the peopie thereof bere or bad, to form and adopt for be for to consider the positions made | ‘mistake. New apportionment,......... . tier selves tuodawe ta Jae and al if othe exerciae dictated to him by cortain prominent men of the pro-slave {$F ther Majesty's Secretary of State for the colonies to the eoday take as muuch pride ia MAN 16 | Seren ens oxsteion aha ane Wis porwred'is tas vents Oo Of thetr rights wy bave not required the eubmalasion to ry party company, and to weigh well the bearing of these proposi | the pomp and circumstance of Supplies to the depository (overdrawn lass ber with tost of the femald, whom she aferwards Gon Se Bee» or rejection, the constitution | “4g | intimated in & former letter the | tious on the interests and rights of Canada, that we do in Fort Bernard, ( Year, O4,052 18) cn esseseeseeeeesseeeess 99,009 0 | learned to be Mary Aca Smith’ Mrs Auslin suspected SS = main inte the Union, tmey | fee, Gate party, ceomding: to tele plans, Bis Before the Legislature. foots, Irthey do. - Unex aprortionm eas. «986 36 serosa ta tegeaall cbt task somaeees et oats batons airage oe t the Sintes of the bare taken Fort Scott, G, W. Mounigomery, MARRIRD WOMEN TO DREVISE BY WiLL. lated by ctroumetances. New poses oo to follow them. He did #0, and jnould ther be and we do not envy any one. > = vnerely &¢ the head of 200 men, marched upon and Wok the town. Mr Noxoa’ vy Ty ane women to dispose of | Hang expense, let's have another red herring. esietinehe ae ettanon in their own | Who ts thet G. W. Mountgomery? He is the individual toe prover’, booty pled god Sonne, es St = majors to day by the Coionel ins Salaries connect na House preseribes. To | who seized upon the ballot box at Mouad City, on the 4th on sear wr [ofa married women to dispses of | reguiariy formed line of battle, for the first time since we | Education, including | Gorka tbe eprived of bring ad Decawe they Dave ace way and Dot ls tre we Abie presoripticn on dirtato: of Kanras, bow they shal M Gannon street. Sal aentiy house aed found her with her i Mina Weeley, protendad that Aastla Lefore, and maintained » of ag she been formed. men present a reall é | joe on oo Ly donee oa eat deal of camposare at first, bot on being addressed ci C7 a pend uit, and destroyed it. The pro-slavery men fled from | owned before, as well as to that which she has acquired appearance in their new uniforms and hats, not at all re- a , a the acts of 1848 and 1840, “For the | itediy by Mrs. A soon exhibited considerable trepida- Constitution. be uacers mene. do earuertiy proveet. Fort Scott when the gang of free State mon arrived there. | #mce the pasenge ot 5 | sembling the rig in which most of them crossed the plains. y ‘erabi 2 Because the resciutious adopted by this House under- One of the former came north to General Donver and | °F, or: = = ey & married Wo | Government has issued regular military clothing—biue ton handed her the key of the room. Lake to rettie questions of fact an! quectivns of law for the mee, L not be valid #0 far as it may | coat and cavalry bat—and when longer service and usage - Mrs Rusne!, who boarded with the last witoom, alse Beontors of this faate, tm the Ovogrees of the Unied 4 asked for protection. The pies of the free State for praficice the marital rights of the husband acquired prior | to the forms of parade will have steadied them @ littie, 24,076 08 waive identified Collins as the taaa who vieived "Mise in the instructions giveu them by the resolutions afore. | Stacking Fort Scott is that they wanted to id of e passage O( said acta. they will be a most efficient body of troops, there being | Incidental expenses of the Board, ‘eelay”? at No. 9 new Canal street. saic. The uncersgned are of the opinion that it is not the | Geo. W. Ciark (General Clark) and bang him. Clark suo- CITY OFFIORRS OF THR CITY OF BROOKLYN. few or none among them weakly or broken down in any {octudieg printing: Ellen Boyian, an old woman, swore that eho wrote two Fight of thu House, tn instructing Senators in Congress | geaied in making his Whether ihe free state Mr Spinoia’s bill relative to the city oMoers o Brooklyn, | way, as many of the regular are, The Colonel ex. | Unexpended apportionment . 4,482 00 love letters for Mary Ann to Mr. Cotten, one hye | from this State ‘as t their course upon the = hyrtin a gang re ‘That the torin of office of the Comptroller, tne Proceed himmeel? wall sattnirt with the progress made by | New apprrtionment, | 7/800 00 bir to meet ber at Barclay atreet church; and when admission of « new Sate into the Uoion, | ¥!!! burn the town or any part of it is unknown, but they 'y Treasurer end the Auditor, shall expire on the frst volunteers, and their general aj ©, and on our ————< 11,982 00 | bad the second written Mary Ann to the witness © Gewrmine either quertious of fact or of law! | are set upon driving the pro slavery men away from there, | Monday in May, 58) st not, and provides that an election | part we are perfectly delighted with our chief. He is both <a | that the was be married, Dut wae afraid (nat for the feet and the may be detver Known to such Lane bas not been South; if he had, this outrage might not hall be held on the Tuesday in April 1868, to fill the | a soldier foo pop perfectly the mi- TOM. cee eeeeeeereeeeeeeceees eee 6 0G@1,022,279 00 | Collinge would «| out’ oad, wenle oot oyica aah Uk wore tLan to thie House, and, being so better kuown, | bave been committed, for be never goes beyond loud talk offices ao declared vacated. The officers 9 elected totake | nuteat details of the service, but at all times most pation: Special appropriations, including sites and new retnrned on another day and told are et | a won be proper for such Benalore to obey metres. | abd emote the uanal oath of office and fle the proper Londe, same as | apd ready to overionk the inexperience of those under | yuildings, based on the action of the Common were married i St. Bridget’s church. St wire wire. en them by this House or by the General Assem- | On Monday night Governor Robinson had a little sosial | ROW provided by law. him, Both Colone! Bee and Lieutenant and Adjutant Bill ‘oh the annual tax bill.,......6.+.++.403,740 00 | tively swore that she did not know ne WaTe> the State as such instructions may be founded upon | gathering of the prominent men in the free State party ULTIMATE HEIRS. (of the Tenth infantry, I think I have mentioned before.) mm | MDT sho was progent at the ti Misstatements of facts and misconception of law. who were in Lawreuce. 1 was intended t harmonize the Mr. Noxon's bill constitutes the busband the ultimate ve their time busily enough employed, as they drill no Total... $1,126,013 06 Mrs, Brady teatified that Bo .— = Ga ue 2 The unsere gue’ dissent from and protest against the | feeling intne party, aud to further certain other pur- | heit of the deceased wife, aud the wife the ultimate heir | less than four hours per day, without the assistance of one sia of the occurrence, and her er yas that the ootrme eunbodied tm the protest placed upon the journal | poses. But ax a gathering it was the most respectable one | Of the deceased husband in case of there being no heirs | solitary sergeant or corporal. If that is not work. fired the shot deposed. thet, efter. the chs ©f this House oo the 1th inst, where it is asserted | Piteve seen ta Kaneas it Was an Assembiage of gentiemen | resident in this case capable of inher iting such estate, ing for their men, 1 donot know what ia, The Colonel RevewaL or THa Stave Trave vxper a New ir. Brady (her husband) Dies, end fs 4 (a 42 euch | protest hat Orngrese bat the | The entertainment was got up in a genteel and tasteful COMMISSIONERS IN RNOLAND AND FRANCE. gould { doubt not, obtain the services of sergeants from bp tes Ay fa ah mag hanes wats erm, wae toe fers wee colt. te “egeteee & go bel constitution preseuted by the people of | manner, and wae properly conducted. There was ao- Mr. Noxon’s Appointment of Commissioner regiment, J preferred verpool has, e Chamoer mmerce, dep sunoed . ", ' oe state appl ‘ing for adamesion into the n, if euch | tb nd low, uothing vulgar, nothing boisterous or ranting. | to take acknowledgements in England and France, rm take ail apon himself, and will undoubtedly do- | the slave trade, calling tho attention of her Majesty’ . | with other respectable witnesses, gave the cofondant an In a 5° constitution had becn formes by a fat respect. it wos “irsctly the opposite of the entor- | vides that the Governor of this ciate shall have power | serve any credit that may be obtained for our corps. | vernment to the French eyatem. The tra Mc hay boon excitons chereaper fee Dowsety cad quistncts, come of ynveaton called to for the iast twenty yours gether for that purpose by oe peopie in the: taioment got up by Lane, There were aboutsixty or | to appoint not exceeding three Commissioners in each of | Deommnxn 21.—Sa) 1 r ‘very much put down, and as Guba is now the only im. 7 them know! Map, and vubacquentiy sleciec by them in astordunce | eighty percous preacat, audi have not seen en equal gam. | the clon of Loodon and Liverpool in Pagiaand, sad 1a | isons: “As carly Sewn, bat pack six A. I, ‘The Anvatant Dt} Atreyu Me pang | wh such leginintive enactsret ber of persons together in the Territory who were better | Paris in Prance—their term of office to continue’ for v9 | pound the reveille, and every ‘one turn be we SSiaes anaes We Gnas cea on he couee reign they have « ht bo eXercine their soveroigoty to | bebaved, or presented a more gentlemanly appearance. years or until @ successor is appointed—to have power to | hail or snow, calm or stormy, no matter - the trovght to No Onew Canal str Ae t ae whe the mame extent and for the same puryowes ly agents wee | Chad intended to give your readers ® Furmmary of the | take acknowledgement or proof of the exeoation of deeds, | ing may be.’ Then at teven'A. M. comos breakfast call, | Whether Knglish, toe or, he mand tame ba nant’ veotived lected by themselves for that purpose as uave ta | sete passed by the Territorial Legislature, but wave the | or any written instrument, to be recorded or read in evi- tts ‘at balf peat eight A. M. first call for guard oul ay Th a never get ber prware taken, Geir individual and collective capacity aod it ls aot for | bille | bave airendy noticed, there is pothing but @ stock | dence in any court of this State, xcept bills of exchange, | which most important ceremony takes place bes | 6 7 sap tomy 2 ‘ thie House or for Congress to inquire by which means | of town charters. Some four bundred such epecial bills | promissory notes, lowt wi\ls and testaments: and also toad- | afer. At nine A. M. the guard, which m: \- Uey may have expressed their will in the formation of | or laws were pasred, and only @bout a dozen Larete! | minieter to any poreoe who may desire, oxth or affirma- fous gay, te sumamonen by the fatigue ‘dosen ae. Ly pay jury, reviewed the ors their fundamental jaw, nor hae the federal consitution | laws. A large portion of the acta of the old border raf | tion, and to certify to the taking of the same. Be‘ore pro- Byes ‘and hauling wood for the not | jury Were to be governed 5 pt nd 4 we A it or inno- Contemplate’ that A State shall be kept out of the Union | flan Logisinwure, as it is called, still exist ag the | ceeding to the duties of this office the aforementioned | performing whatever labor may be required in cam) ‘of the free tence of the accused Atte D ateonse of half an hour merely because of the manner in which the people may | law of the iand, The free State party denounced al! | Commissioners shall oause to be prepared areal on which | st the sane hour, nine A. M., A’ company fails in for | 80 much to blame in this as the abolitioniats of the free | Hike ty Lot Mnetted,, Alle me mbmaton Or aimple aa Dave adopied the fundamental iaw by which they propose | thoee inwe without limitation and ut exception, yet | bis ame and the city for which he ts a commissioner shall | drill for an hour. “A” company being dismissed at ten | States, who make gael, fis Hoper remanded ‘alte for nentonce, aad when they got the power thay were too busily engaged in | be engraved, and filo an impression of the same on wax, | a. M.,«‘R’ company takes ta turn atten A.M. at the | the slivers taken having ‘Ward Boochers, and | directed the criér to adjourn the Court. This case 0cou- reigned further protest against that portion | schemes of personal aggrandizement to enact new laws. | or some other suitable eubstance, together with his sig- | manual ofarmsand different facings till twelve M, when | Ports, Whi + We should | pied most of the day ey created great interest, the sym. ©! the resolutions adopted by thie House, which condemn | Thecriminal Inws etill exiet: the jury Iaw still exists. | nature, with the Seer tary of State; and paper certified by | the dinner call and recall from fatizue being sounded, the | others of that cali 0. <= Kingston thiew at theandience evidontiy. heme. ty. favor of the the President of the United States beonuee be advised the | The Legisiatare went through the form of repealing a!l | him and countersigned by the Secretary of State as cor- | company is dismissed and the fatigue come in and go to | like tt dispro 0, <= ing) iter wad oe vee We hay. raed i for thett tonduet mission f Kansas Veron under the Lecomptos | the laws enacted by the firet Legislature; but that was ! rect,can be used ae cvidence in any court of this State. @ioner At oue P, DM. the fatigued party goog to work | (Canada) Whig, Feb. ' eve Sagara . and did not seduce her The i ; =2 ?