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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20
Gpetial Noiites.

Post-Oace Nofice.--Ihe MAILS fof CALlFOHNlA, &C &C
psr United States reamor GEORGE LAW, will close at TN
sNee On THURSDAY the 2oth day Of March a. pm
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20

TCHABOE GUANO.-Just received by the brig
Wave Spirit direct the Ichsboe Islands, of The
superior GUANO (which the first arrived since thae
brought by the ship Shakespeare in ot This 4uano noW
landed IN excellent order Will sold suit
eha.e Samples and analysis win be seot By sddrs.'ns s
cssary. Price, 40 per tun OF !, 900 lbA -
No. "a Cifst., corner Of Fulton New York
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20

~ PIANTS-A RARE CHANCE The advertiser, giving
up business Illness, u the hnest not really
collection OF Catneas 10 now offered for SALE fo~
eether or In purchasers Some Of them IN
bloom, ard worthy the attention of snateurs Etswise
Known ssabi.hent of ID. BOIL, Broadway Of oth ~
Also large collection standard Rosea
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20

lust PUBLfSHED-MAPS Of NICARAGUA,
~ NORTH ard CENTRAL AMgRICA A. oatsinlns Tie popr
lscn and square miles Of Nicaragua, United stes sheo
British and Central Amercs, with portraits Of Gen sker
Col Kinney Col French and views Of the eattes of new
Orleans and Bunker Hill Size Of sheet y by y nshe.
Pce Ss BY mail any Of the country POSTAGE fee
al Of the United Staee and the Casd4
j. HAVEN Puhlhins Agent Noe us and III NAsss1st ~
,s.rs ~ Y B.-sevpsper. inserting The sdvertssnsrt
~ sslSDs Ies skgs e ~ Sfss NJ ns:.Ys lesa<ep*h
The daily union., 1856-10-31
NEXT TUESDAY.

The vote that will be given on the 4h of the next month
for President and Vice President Of the United States will
test the patriotism and faithful devotion of the franchise to
the constitution the unity of the States and the harmony
of the republic.
The choice for the people will be between the democratic
party-almost as old the governmen-natona conser-
vative and approyed-and the newborn mysterious de-
fned and underlined hereses of factions experimenting and
pecuating upon the glorious government of thirty mil
lions of happy people The issues have been canvassed
with mastery ability leaving doubt the OF
duty and safety The old pathways along which the gov
ernmen has travelled for much than half century
are familiar, and known TO be safe The routes OF
pafnders and subterransans incognitalad down
no map and treated of in no polity.
We know how insidously parts of our country
The brokers OF the companies knew the wealth of Pennsyl
vana and they sought to obtain it by every ar6ce that
characerizes fraud but they failed their 6rs essay on
the l4th instant On the 4h Of the month they will
make their last demonstration. That, too, will fall
Pennsyvanians know that they made their wealth and
comforts and power by their prudence industry and sound
sense. They know that they daily adding to their
possessions by the means and have object
duce them to change their policy by going into hazardous
speculatioas with strangers without capital.
Every part Of country is deeply interested in the po-
ltca sovency Of the old Keystone State and we pray
her earnestly keep unmpaired by the trials Of
the next month.
The daily union., 1856-10-31
THE LAST FICTION.

letter received to-day from Commodore Stocktr
by gentleman in this city, stating that he would publish
letter tomorrow giving in his adhesion to Col Fremont
and that New Jersey would cast her for the Path
finder letter also received from George Brooms q
Pennsylvania, leading Fillmore man, stating that be
should cast his vote for Fremont.
The above is from Washington letter in the Herald
There not oord Of truth in the statement The Com
modore spoke for Fillmore only yesterday and has engaged
to make other Fillmore speeches in New Jersey Indeed
he has been the life and soul of the friends Of Mr. FnOr
in New Jersey, and given to them and the bis ve
best exerons and this he will continue do 10 the end
At convention Of 100 Americans and oldline wings bed
at Newark on Monday proposition from Fremonter 70
make fusion rejected unanimously, and CommOdor
Stockton participated and concurred in this result
Nep York Express Of Tuesday
The daily union., 1856-10-31
-FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS A SHREK !!

"REv II. W. BEEoHER.-This distinguished orator speaks
In Faneu Hall tonight Much interest is manifested in
this community to hear Mr.. Beecher upon the
interests Of the Of freedom Boston Trareer.
We learn that Mr. Beecher makes political speeches
his sister writes autslavery booksfor money and his
price is not the most moderate, either Arrangements
were lately made by the Frcmonters OF Wnsed for a
meeting there and Beecher expected to be present
Upon consulting him, however he demanded S4OO the
price Of speech This somewhat staggered the bleeding
Kansas operators at Wnsted but they undertook raise
the required by subscription After a good deal Of
effort they succeeded in raising $780, and with this sum,
told the editor Of the Winsted Herald opened
gotaons with Beecher But the latter refused the $3.50
and declined to for anything less than S4OO This
we learn from gentlemen in that neghborhood, and
have to doubt that it is true There good
many others besides political parsons who would be will
ing to shrek for bleeding Kansas S4OO an evening
Hartford Times.
The daily union., 1856-10-31
gENYETT ANp BoNAPARTE.

One or Of the journals In New York have alluded
to the fact that James Gordon Bennett has secured from
Louis Napoleon BonapareA placen the Polytechnic School,
at Paris for Of his Bennett is wonderfully Hat
tered by the notice He something remarkable in the
two BIS and goes into ecstacies the aeraon-Bona
parte and Bennett Why should not Bennett be man OF
influence with Louis Napoleon If the French Bonaparte
boast of his dominion the empire Of France the
Scottish Bennett boast OF his dominion black
publicandOm The one is not more an emperor than the
otherone b. rules France and another b. rules black re-
publicanisml Bennett and Bonaparte We do not won
der that Bennett is attered He has conquered Seward
Greeley Ward Beeche Webb and all the lesser backrepub
icans What astonishing evidence of greatness did
the French Emperor gye2 Bennett made great
out of George Law Surely the great Bonaparte did
anything equal to that Besides Bennett goes for Fremont
the ioeu as of the presidential chair and does the
French Bonaparte Fr6monts father Frenchman
and OF course John Charles half Frenchman. Bona
parties paraity for him. therefore is not mmateria Bo
naparte goes for Fremont and gives Benefits place
in the Polytechnic School of Paris and Bennett also goes
for Fremont Who, then, wonder that Bennett should
be vastly tcksd with the association Of the two BBo
naparte and Bennotor, it should be arranged, Ben
nett and Bouapare See how Benefits vanity is fiat
tered:
" The BENEFITS AND THE BoEAPARTEs.-0ne more
OF the journals of this city have mentioned the grave
stance that through mysterious combination of power
fu influences OF James Gordon Bennett has been
mted into the Polytechnic School Paris whence so many
of the great of France have emerged including the
great Napoleon himself There may be mystery about
this extrao rdinary event but what it is don't exactly
know and cannot precisely divine Possibly the sagacous
Louis Napoleon, In view of the perpetuaon of tho Empire
in this Mysterious affair (should all the Euro
pean and American fail may intend to provide another
security for the succession in this New York eeve of the Po
lytechnc School, Why not? Bonaparte and Bennett
They both begin with b. which is very strong point
crcumstantial evidence in favor. See what fuss
the demoraized democracy making over their two
Bs-'Buck and Breck Back and Break the may
be. Why, them should there be something those
other two BsBonaparte and Bennett? The fact is the
influence of the Bonapartes and the policy of the Bonapaes
must have secured this young our house place in
the School because his family begins with
B. 'Vivo Z Emperor ~"
The daily union., 1856-10-31
q TnR PEAoEARLR FREE.srArE cIrIzRNs ;

The New York Journal Of Commerce thus notices the
recent arrest in Kansas Of party Of two hundred and
ffy "peaceable free-stste citizens
"Tbs official documents relative tho arrest &o Of Gen.
Pomsroys battalion Of tbern invaders viii be found on
next page They show ooncusvey that this body OF men
entered kansas with view 10 military operations Such
expeditions expensive and this doubtless
the fact that small portion Of the funds contributed for
the poor Of Kansas reach there They wanted
the purchase Of and ammunition and for military pu
poses generally Thanks to the efficient administration Of
Gov. Gesry, these military operations, whether proceeding
from Missouri Chicago, end Otbeos ocoupa-
tons gone. Peace Il restored and black republication viii
not be permitted GgsE 10 interrupt Il but its peril"
The daily union., 1856-10-31
RAFTING TO THR LAST MOMENT

The unalterng democracy appear determined not to
ground until the battle is fought and The fol-
lowing call appears in the Pennyvanan OF last Wednes
days issue:
"THE UNION AND THE coNsTfTUTIoN.-The young men
Of the city Of Philadelphia opposed to the elevation to the
presidency Of the United States Of candidate nominated by
delegates representing but sixteen Satesony section
Of this great republican favor OF the faithful administration
Of the affairs Of the natona government alike to the North
and South and prefer James Buchanan to John O. Fremont
are requested assemble in meeting in the Musical
Fund Hall, Thursday evening, at ~ O'Clock, then and
there take action and consult in reference the important
an1 exciting issues to be decided the fourth OF November
Several dstin nushed gentlemen will address the meeting"
The daily union., 1856-10-31
WISCONSIN AND IOWA.

Extract Of letter. dated October 2ad, from Of the
most intelligent citizens OF Wisconsin, to gentleman in
this city,
THE democracy Rngmentng thor strength beyond
parallel daily. Every county being thoroughly canvased
by public speakers and with the influence OF the late cleo
tons IN Pennsy Indiana and Ohio you may rely upon
wisconsin as sure for Buchanan and the Union"
Extract Of n letter from prominent and influential
democrat In Iowa:
Six weeks ago looked upon the contest in this State
hopeless for the democratic cause now satisfied that
Buchansn will carry Iowa by handsome majority"
The daily union., 1856-10-31

MYSTERIOUS DEATH or Ex CONSUL RowcRoFT-The Lon
don Times Of the llh instant contains an account Of h
death Of Mr. Charles Rowcron late British consul y
Cincinnati he died and buried at sea from on bosr
the American ship Cherubim, Captain Nelson Smith. n
journal OF the captains is attached to the in h
Iimes reciting the circumstances Of Mr. Rowcrofs Hc
ness and death which last the captain says was certain
y mysterious and sudden, and cannot easily persusa
myself That it was natural There Is however nothing
the account given BY the captain support the susPd
be intmates. Mr.. Rowcrof was accompanied on bosHl
the Cherubim by his WIFE, two daughters and three sos
The ship sailed from New York for London on the sha
A"0ust the decease took place on the evening Of the a
The daily union., 1856-10-31
GROSS PERvERsToY OF A WORD.

We see sayS the Pennsyvanan) that in speaking Of the
Fremont reenegro abotsnist electoral ticket which has
been formed In Pennsylvania Of the papers aude to
as the Union ticket This gross perversiou Of the
term USfoS II Is the disunoH oks-founded in sectional
treason and hnaticsm-and should be named and
dersood The democratic ticket is the UNION ticket and
the only in the feld The friends Of the Union and
the consultation win act accordingly
The daily union., 1856-10-31
rnR uAssAnrnsFrrs nEMonRACY.

There is mistang the spirit OF the democracy OF the
old Bay State Wherever there is gathering the right
Of to be there full Of enthusiasm Of zeal
for the cause II s the in Berkshire II Is in Suf
folk II s the same glorious spirit that carried the day in
Indiana and Pennsylvania and that will triumphanty
elect Buchanan and Brecnridge We have not space to
describe half the meetings But keep the ball moving
The sectional hosts in disorders they panic struck
the grand democratic charge Of November fourth will
rout them horse and foot
The daily union., 1856-10-31
IMPORTANT TO THOSE WHO SEND ELECTION RE
TURNS.

st Send the whole number of votes cast for the electors
of each presidential candidate Maorites are not sut-
cient
I'd Send the majorities only for State officers.
3D. Send the and politics Of the members of Con-
gress elected, but give no figures.
4th Send the and politics of the State senators
and assembly men elected, but give no figures.
In cases where it is impossible to send promptly COM
pes returns by States counties congressional election
districts send nearly full returns possible and care
full estimate of the balance
Editors throughout the country will greatly facilitate
the collection of the of the important election next
week by publishing the above notice every day until Tues
day, inclusive.
The daily union., 1856-10-31
FAINT PRAISE.
The Boston Atlas says /.

The Boston Atlas says
For part, while all this toll and trouble go
ing on content support Tor Congress Messrs Bur
lingame and Comins. We advocate their election not be-
they the abest In their dstrcs for they
not but because events have made them the
Of the iuSuted sovereignty Of Massachusetts,"
The sovereignty Of Massachusetts, conceive
foully insuIed in the election Of person who has de-
carci himself be in favor Of ian an-sayery Bible and
a ant-slaverY Cod
The daily union., 1856-10-31
FREMONT IN CALIFORNIA.

Extract Of letter from gentleman in San Francisco to
friend in this city
You will see that am for Buchanan-not for love Of
him. but from dread Of the consequences Of Fremonts cleo
ton have nothing to change my views in regard to
the election Buchanan will carry California by at least Eve
thousand majority"
The daily union., 1856-10-31
CAPT. ALBERT PIKE.

The Memphis (Tenn) Appeal eoRiSEs letter from this
gentleman intended to give the know-nothings Of Aephs
plainly to understand that he would not be there Fri
day and Saturday Of last week the occasion OF their
meeting and furthermore that he did not intend to
support Mr.. Fillmore for President
The daily union., 1856-10-31
OLD LINE WHO'S on THE STUMP FoR Bu
CHANAN.
The North Carolina Standard says


"We arc glad to learn that Hon. ID. NJ Bsrringcr and
W. Osborne, ESQ., have taken the stump for Buchanan and
Breohnrdge. They gentlemen of influence, eloquent
and orobe speakers and will do much swell the majority
Of .. and b. IN the State.
HOW insEnhcant appear such men a sK-Governors
Norehead and Grahsm whose actions are ruled bv hatred 10
democracy when compared with Barrneer and Osborne with
whom patriotism i the ruling prlacigls"'
The daily union., 1856-10-31
THr NEW STEAMSHIP ADmATrC-The New York JOurnA

THE NEW STEAMSHIP ADRIATc.-The New York Journal
Of Commerce says Of the new steamship Adriatic:
Steam has been put the boilers with the best
suits, and the engines win have steam in a day two
Everything promises we'll The engineers will probably
make several trial trips next week The day Of sailing
fixed for November 90 The great number Of visters AZ
plying for admission board has made II necessary W
exclude all account Of their interference with the won
men,
The daily union., 1856-10-31

THE MoRAylGSs-The last number Of the Noravan con-
tans the following general statistics Of the United Mo
Wan Church The American province whole number,
1881 communcants AGO the German province, $685.
communicates 454lj the British province 2O6l commit
noanh 2n2l 'hs Pcrsiga kissSa p,S,iRSe, i,a5v -
munioants, $4,000; the Continental Dissporn provn'e
100000
The daily union., 1856-10-31
ANOTHER PATRIOTIC oLD.LINE wHIG.

Hon. PhGeas 7. scruggs Of the circuit judges o.
Mississippi has published LETTER announcing his determi-
nation to support the democratic candidate foy President
Judge scruggS has long occupied prominent position in
the whig patty o. Mississippi and was elected to the high
judicial station which he holds mainly If not solely
by whig votes.
The daily union., 1856-10-31

THE CIVILIZATIONS OF TIE DkhOURATlC PRESS.
We ehaye exchange list about six hundred demo
cratic papers As may be conceived are in weekly or
daily communication with democratic contemporaries in
every section of our vast confederacy We can there
fore fully appreciate the spirit and truthulnes Of the fol-
lowing cheering article from the Boston Post
1t would gladden. the heart Of democratic brethren
the columns OF the democratic press daily comes
from ALL sections Of country for the IL
dng Of the glorious victories welcome music
to the ears Of millions in the States Of the
federaoy
The NOBLE xEws is proclaimed in such TYPE is
thy TO herald II to the people.
"PATRI0TIC CONGRATULATIONS are the theme Of
hundreds Of editorials while the taes sort Of rooers with
their growing apparatus displayed in full capacity the
biggest sounding it's oudest report the horns
of nestBUoE tossing smaller things sky-hgh, other
pctures, fl other coumnS,
"DemSHrat II you happen to have drowsy sort OF a
negbbor who don't tas the papers just tell him how lively
just now the democrats how cheering looks
tell him he hso,g the grand army tell him that every
democrat does his duty, the triumph Of the DEMOCRATIC
CAUSE the cause OF fidelity 70 the CONSTITUTION AND THE
Uxros will be overwhelming that aAFoAL PARTY
win not be heard Of again for a generation"
The daily union., 1856-10-31

Dearborn county Indiana in which Jim Lane the great
hero Of the sheker resided gives increased democratic
vote Ui three hundred.
The daily union., 1856-10-31

MRs STowR IN ScoTLAsp.-Mrs. H. B. Stowe has bee;
ecurng the Scottish aristocracy American slavery
Mrs Stowe and her Scottish sympathzers Of course an
all for Fremont The Scottish Press newspaper repOrr
her at meeting Of the Ladies Emancipation Commss
sympathizng with the political movements now takps
place. and dwelling strongly what she considered h
duty OF supporting the ansavery presidential candt
Fremont) from whose election she hopes for great reg
to the cause of the slave not only in regard the aduE
sion Of Kansas expression OF public opinion but g
because the President has the sppointment persons
the State Offices and to have all these filed with sntF
very men would be Of essential service Mrs. Stove S
editor sdds) though still in very delicate health appeared
stronger than her former visit She visited ROsn and
Melrosc and finally left Edinburg Wednesday last fol
Newcastle, en- route for Durham, York, and London
The daily union., 1856-10-31

GREAT ACCUMULATION OF cotton At MEHFms.-Ws l'n
f-,x
rom zoe memphis papers that the grest staple has sc
nues taa' city far beyond the capacity Of the bOsa
10 tne trade to take IL away, the low water pre-
venang the large Mississippi packets from coming viii
iuli loads Two dollars bale to New Orleans is free
paid during the present emergency.
The daily union., 1856-10-31
We clip the following from the Hartford rCopnertir

We clip the following from the Hartford Connecticu
Times
WASTED-S25O per share Is offered for any sound
Connecticut bank stock (of 500 par vaue payable when
John Fremont is elected President Of these United States
by AN OLD-LINE WHIG
"P PS.-ApplicaGou may be made TO the editor Of the
Times the name being left with him.
The daily union., 1856-10-31

rRnD-one Of the customers Says the New York Rr-
press Of Bowen NoNameo reports us that he had met in
coppoIl ebore Iobn O. Fremont Thpsiaw ws.1 srs "a
Rev Henry Ward Beecher. Curious trio
The daily union., 1856-10-31

PEnsoSAL-The New York correspondent Of the BALI
more Sun writes
The steamer Persia sailed for Liverpool at six ocOc
tns morning. very unusual hour, but rendered nec
y on account OF the tide She has $50 passengers amo
whom are Madame Bodisco the widow the late Russ
ambassador, and fauily. Madame b. In accordance gi
rule OF the Russian government visits st Peersburg
children with her.
The daily union., 1856-10-31

James NJ Selden, third lieutenant ordered to revenue
cutter Jefferson Davis at Port Townsend, Washington
Territory.
John e. ynson third lieutenant ordered to revenue
cutter "Wm. L. Marcy" at San Francisco, California
Dennis Bremond third lieutenant ordered to revenue
cutter 'Lewis Cass,' at New Orleans Louisiana.
The daily union., 1856-10-31
Mr.. M1TCHELL's SPEECH.

Mr. Mitchell, of the electors for the State of Mary
land said he not here to-day make speech for
he laborng under physical ndisposition. He had
just returned from Washington, and had the pleasure OF
addressing large and enthusiastic democratic meet
ing at Hagersown a few days SINCE and he thought
that il the friends of the democracy here to-day
would do well for James Buchanan the fourth
Of November their feow-citizens in old Wash
ingon county, Maryland would her electoral vote
for the favore of the old Keystone State Go work and
do your duty the 4h Of November and Maryland will
be alongside Of Pennsylvania and in favor Of the consu
ton and the Union
The daily union., 1856-10-31
THE ORGANIZATION or THE MEETING.

The meeting finally organized by the appointment
Of DR.. D. w. Snowden president
Col G. Hewes of Anne Arundel county, Dr. Washington
Duya of Montgomery county and DR.. W H. Worthingon
of Howard, were appointed vice presidents
Jesse Duval Jonathan Marriott R. NJ Snowden, jr and
John Edmondson, we're appointed secretaries
The speakers then introduced.
The daily union., 1856-10-31
OF FICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Charles e. Carr collector Of the customs al San Pedro
California vice Isaac Williams, deceased,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-14

THE ALLEGED SLAYER Enthusiastically Dspaty Mar
shai Helms came on baard Of the brig Bsaap, tie oil
legged aayer ard according to the requrouisns of IL
HDiycr, the Marshal sent away the watehm.u who b
been placed ths7e BY the supposed owners COUNSEL M
then iastituted partiA, search ovehauliDg Of Il
cargo below deck Some frswood and few shocks
cssks were passed cut de,k ard Part oil the rest
the cssgo shifted about but ell that was definitely arrive
ia relation to her c,rgl vas tho fact ths The yess
contained On ample supply o. vater, lsix'y hEds .
vel Ca fuel r ccokips No. To-day fosr foen are
cap! ,sa - b.e-k-x oss tie es:so, By rhisL a.rsas
nsAt : n.rs Thorough and sati1fASsory syasiaAtop
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-14
News from Kansas.
ANOTHER TOWN PLUSDERED-M0RE HORRIBLE OUr-
RACES.

- 1or1s Lanai, 1s5e
' oNAe 80.
Aeyices from faimyrs, under CAKE OF jung y men0on
that ossawattomic was attacked and pundeied On the
It'll by an army OF one hundred and Six y men, THESE
vere the men who had c,me 10 PALMYRA under Gsns-al
wh,s.,a ,,os.,. e., w..tnor+ rnse,er,s,c, ana
"nisueu' Aoes'J ison "o'.po. Aey ~
lexington The troops disoanded the ffes StAe parties
that went out to meet the missionaries they
r.. CO. ..a 80. ,nd..oa :; os..~.,t,r;, .;x
A"sn.'n'e aou'e' "oto p'unuoo % - os'A 90
teen horses ker aud they went SO nr as 10 take rings
and earrings from tbs wo men. printing Office de-
.~o.a 80 .r,. dana eoros of tba n,,tr etor.A5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-14
Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, June Il, 1856.
Operations in cotton small, oFirg I, lirn 81 "a oply
saes To-Day 200 bales. The quotations FOR mtsog
are 1014e. a 1926. sugar Is sailing 1t 49, q S96a;
nnosses Iebried, 4Sc Flour, 50 10, and in fteI cup
ply Corn scarce ard selling of $50 Mesa pork ST. 81
LARD, in kezs, Ike Coffee, Rio, 1919. lie. Freizhs
&C. tton TO Liverpool "a. Ssefhig exchange o. per
centprem.
AIB4Ny, Jure 12-12:30 p. NJ
Markets very dull ssss 5000 bushels on. At 3jc
BrTAIo, June 10 --12G0 y. NJ
-Four In demand for through shipment. ssley 400
bills, at So for common Indiana and g3od Illlnois
Wheat dull Sales 600 brshss rsi Ind sns, p;iysts
terms; 600 bashels COMMON Nilwarkis errs ~ Ill
Corn steady Sales 10000 b1sh sls prime e9uad 81 z,
&c,. frem store. Oats free st &c. I'VE aSoyt s;o
.ss .x.As Ass.~ lss IL s..1, - -c5s. ~ 1h.-t