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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

ETBLO's qARDEN.-GERMAN OPERA
~ OPERA AND BALLET.
TuEspAY Sept q iS.w be presented sscond 'e ans
last time Fo,ows comic -onanllc opera In three acts Of
ALEssANDRo sTKADEILA.
AadaT sss s1sF ficK sEEksL wEsiCH
BECTLEk and OEHRLElH
THE INCIDENTAL BALLET
-. WIN be sustained by
lie LIMA Wendell lie Flora and Mile Julia Lenmann and
the Corps de Ballet,
The price Of admission has been al he
Of FIFTY CENTS
Seats msy be- .seaed day ~ Ia sss Nb
Garden from o'clock; and al Han Sons music store
Doors open at 4; to commence at O'Clock
WednesdayT The Wonderful Ravels In the grand fairy
panomime Of BLAECHE-Mne Robert and Young Hengler
NIsLo's CONCERT SALOON. BROADWAY, NEXT TO
TUESDAY, Sept e. and during the week.
MISS EMMA STANLEY,
whos e. Sr s hs CITY - well and
WILL APPEAR EVERY EVENING
- DRAWING ROOM ENTERTAINMENT.
THE SEVEN AGES OF WOMAN
IN which she viii personate
Twenty four different characters
Win thirty changes Of costume,
In seven different languagesl
Miss Stanley win be supported in the musical part Of the en-
. ~ AN EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA,
MR. ROBERT sroPEI4
AN ELEGANT BeUDoIR SCENE,
has been painted by Mr. Thorne.
stage has beer built and several improvements made
the arrangements for seating the audience 10 Afford
full view OF the stage TO all.
Doors open at 4; to at O'Clock precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

-
Y EROEErE OILS.
N nrEosGrs "a unrrATrpe OFT.
10 worth Of this oil give much light a. SOC II Of err
KEROSENE Lupprcsrre o..
Gee certificates - the since Of The undersigned.
HsRosgrr BrsEAcLr On,
- Prepared expressly for salps u-e
AUsTBEs, Agents % ercsepe on Coupsny,
y BeaYW srSVt New yNk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23
REsTAUTlANTs.

CPEC1AL NoTIcE-A WORD TO TIE PUBLIC FROM
- the Rainbow Hotel dining Rcas beef and York
shire pudding pint o. strong ale aud rre aprlo dump
ling az for cents Legcr down Turtle coup for lunch
rom 10 10 IL A. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

EoR LIxsny0OJ.-UHrED STATES NAIL STEAM
~ shp ATLANTIC, Hdrfdge commander, vii depart with
ne United states mails for Europe, positively Saturday,
sept a. o'clock M from her berth, at the foot Of Canal
SsSn fss elegance and comfort apply 70 EDWAnD 00r
Llns % wal street. Passengers requested 10 be On
board az o'clock NJ All letters mast pass through the
tost once any others win be retained The steamship BAL
TIC capt Coms0ck win succeed tho Atlantic and san
Saturday Oct IL B-Ihe rate Of freight from Liverpool
anti further notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23
CONSERVATIVES DE PLANO.

Nh II ~ OOlIrSHALk
VIII commence, on he 2th ins ~ Descombs piano ware
rooms NO e6 Broadway pvscics and theoretical course
Of instruction on he paac The plan OF Coasvasues
Of Paris The pupils Will be DIVIDED caes Of 49, ech
The course wiz comprise eight lcsons Of Two ho6 each:
the FIRST hour win Be devised 70 The study performances II
some symptoms ms.e rece Ne great concssers care
sessd 70 Individual nsuccn each pupil torn playing
This plan has proved ne suc-essfn Of any yes A.
tempted The .cservAcrcs q Europe and Il ansst mi.
versaly adopted hscA pupil IN tts weta - Avan
tare Of The instruction gwen 70 NE oth~rs general int
other course ofinarucion. '-~-- -
Persons wishing take Of his COURSE win pssse
make early application. Mr. o. wishes caspy pupfs
.ccordng 70 heL prceceney He WIN thus be enabled 70
AXE players lees advanced than he has heretofore received
piled last season :" - =
Terms of course.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23
MEDICAL.

!s. sSyss I'd Il Ss. s :s$:s:. ss
sp sr he ony pa er now :. ws
. Act q hndIs.ss 2m % when !, al c @sr
secures patient from secondary and = he only
s Sas s0s
villanous bumbug
ma. vArsoSg NEW woRK-'THE CAUSE ANp
s s s.sy y
,ar dsrsusn e1cs.s 9. cher causes n Which hs nai.
nens are ui, expsned usraied By anaioncsi
s: :n' r ~. :. :s y s su q s; "Sc
,e%.al,ss e.aSd:saAy. - Vsisr srssI Few doors
DR. Wards uSyoRruxArEs FRIEND is TIE Ye
knovn 10 meet WITH universal Appreciation and 10 stamp Dr.
ossI. PsE...sa xss amer
S.T Ss, al be sss O.. in1 a.
% :
or weeks and months nins s 1ecS ssie
cermise de eonstrion Asi BY calling on Dr. Ward You
sms & IL os s s canal .se sres
ecrner cfPrcsdwsy.
OR. coorsH u DUANE srnKr, NAT BIZ cos
:ass yr,s. e IN - ns ,s' N s o1
Spa ss =, s WV y s ssSs
I)yATE TKEATisx" 6c. kc-onces sas Iouzon
rect Wooster. Hours 70 ~ A. M 6to9P. n, sun
hronc and female ecmpsint successfully ireaiei BY let
er address bon go Post snhce
"a LANNON'S PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL
~ ADVISER and Marriage oudei xh edition, 200 pages
oslecro,ypd III ssrsuons sissh, 81 give. the advertiser
ondon Of gentle urinary diseases nervous debility
cal ard general from ercesses 6c He all such
s. .ss 2 sss' sIse oGSs nVg cssSss g
srmont 70 the Afflicted aes Eats unj~ sAAis zsi
ans &C
40 FEE TILL. CURED-DR. COBBErr 10 DUANE
be consulted with confidence private dIs
asss The v.oims q guacsery Gao call on Or with .he
iembef q the New york University Medical College s
DRfvsrs CoNsuLrATroN.-DR. WATSON has
Tor long sesiceof years conhned his attention
OF certain GLASS; which he has not than
esdes mild and there interruption business
range Of diet DR. watson Il In attendance from
he morning anti At night al his consulting rooms and 70
WILLIAM WATSON, N ~,
Fcrn~ly Surgeon 70 The Lock hospitAp
i ee.. 81 a ss.crssE n asxosp sap
lcord OF and Ca-rochan and Mott, Of this city
nay ss sc-ss I'd VI ANY o0 fs.%sp Sss
" ieuer. Consultations n Knsiar or vrsnc s,.ovr
-,prcrl A. NOTICE TO THE LADIES' @. JOHNSON
- III r. No 3rosdway, New York, Wishes the iaAies
distinctly updersi% nas he ssrstnlsxy edaosed phys
easn ON smsle complaints and has great curing
VI diseases Of urinary orsars The Doctor well Known
emevsd Nv medical or surgical treatment ConvsnEen,
end excellent rvrses provided, during nnss HE
nsr.s Sonsul.so5s shsr n psr,Sp q By man '-c,.
zC,JQRE6OE, OpeYatps PhyseISS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

DIcoRDs PRACTICE IN A cEnTAIN IMPORTANT
n class Of diseases, ks.-Dr, O. ID. HAMMOND pupil n
,cord OF Paris and Drs Ca-rochan and Mott Of this city
nay be consulted IN ths spsciany re rooms sl6 Broad
~ s,ier Consultations IN Knsaf or French -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

MAGN1fICLNT AND gEAuTIFuL--rUE PERFORM
l ances al the Franklin Museum. l2 Grand street are d
erent 70 any other place variety of
every snerroou and evening" consisting posee asues
Ethiopian Eccentriclties A. &C. = $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND
I'm Museum, w orand street one from Broadway
strangers the only place where the Model Arses are ssh
ted The afternoon performance always concluded BY half
reach he cars - 80 ----'o "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

TI'HE LUVEHN OF THN F1NE AHfS Will BE GHATf-
fed by visit 70 tho Apsro ealocn broadway which has
sust been decorated In srs n Italian fesce his
country and Europe. called the
novel and gorgeous ees q Which have ssSnsAed r
dent artists. sgnors 9AG1ARf CRESCIONTNT. Of 765
Broadway ke ntocducing the American pub
Nc this beautiful variety cf the modem Lomhardo Venetian
school which DOUBT destined much paxcni,ed
The design the whole s admirable and The erecuon every
way worthy design Tn he Of The ceiling arc me-
daons representing thc Muses.. vita gorssa usrnis Az
and The centre s large medallion OF Apollo aad 6uses
BY ssnor Primo We should be glad 70 these ARTISTS re-
their merits deserve-more they need not ask 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

NOTTcE,-THE sTEAMsHIP TExAs WILL san. FRO :
IN pier foot az Eighth street East river Dry DOCK Al
O'Clock y. NJ, On Wednesday, Sept. "A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23
Inoa NORFOLK ANn RrcuNoNp-rHR rNrrrn

Eoa NORFOLK AND RfCMMoEp.-THE UNITED
Falcs Wall ste suehip ROANOKE, can't Tboe SLIM
vii the above places Wednesday ne o,h Ire.
O'Clock y ~ from pier ~ North rivrr she win arrive
morning Passages for hc South va rccced without de-
Icy te Crest Nail Line % Charleston, Augusta Savannah
most ssrsd,crs route Passage and hre Including state.
has price tppy s LvBLAN 4 PIELesNrs. u st5sS
VA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

MADAME HARRrs-Tnrs MYSTERIOUS LADY Is A
N wonder 70 az her predictions are rue, She can ,e
ante events OF lfe umee - Wcsi Nineteenth sret hear
sixth avenue Hours, 10 4. 10 ~ W. LADIES 2sc gon.
uemen, toc She causes speedy marriages Charge cIra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

WANTED-Two voc NLIsrs, tsopR mo sED CON
w OH n kuovn a ~, -
established uuartete Those pOsses ug na aesr
and really good voses address agpolars an rs,
IisN and sl'Hs reference YuHsss. g.ga- ~-,r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

L,RANKLTN MUSEUM, 1T GRAND STREET, CUP
stairs door from Broadway open every afternoon
evening by Madame whartous troupe OF Model Arses
twenty numberJ composed Of Of the finest
formed In tie world with ether entertainments Cur
lain rises AT 8 and
THE MOST VARIED PERFORMANCE IN NEW YORK
be at he Franklin Museum, III Grand street
door from Broa iwayJ consisting Of the Model
Auses female opera troupe feais Of strength dancing
miscellaneous varieties &c, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23
FRENCH ADvERTusnMErTs.

TTNE JEUNE PERsONNE FRANCArSE PROTEs
tante. tres respectable desire placer CONNIE femme
de cbsnbre couurere soigner enfant; ellie
salt ben c0udre et Golfer ellie fournir de
mandatons. S'adresser 1856 81 avenue 18Th street.
pour deux jours.
TINE JEUNE PERsorNE FRANCAIsE, DESIRE sE
placer; ellie salt tres bien coudre o. Golfer Ellie
accommodations Eadresser o. Grand st. pres de Wooster
REgrAURANTs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

nR wATsOss NEW wORK-'THE CAUSE AND
~ Cures complete practical treatise spermatovrhos
"a Qemsure eshauston VIII local debility induced BY
sary fndlscreucn other which
ssd effects psdtous maiaAy Together with treat
nent are ully expsined lusaed by anaiomcs
diseases Price, 81 Ts be had Of The author who may hy
consulted cennde-oaly. ~ % walker street. few doors
n Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

IN EXCELLENT CHANCE-MFN WANTED, TO EN-
"A gage In light genteei business, that can be done IN
your room and is suitable for winter summer; viii in
any city 50 TO S. IS for tools struclons &C. Broad
o stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

L,oR HAVANA AND MoBILE.-THE UNITED STATE
II natl steamship QUAKER CITY Y. w. snufeltt CON
Y o'clock noon, from pier - North river Freight akes
mission Companys bills ladnR be procured board
or al tha ofce Of agents No others signed freight or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

NOR aAvANNAH AND FLORrDA-UNrTrD sTArFg
Il Mail Line-The steamer KNOXVILLE, Capt =. - LuI
low vii leave Wednesday, Sept ~ from pier No Nirh
rvor O'Clock p. N. Bills Of aiding signed board FOR
freight passage apply tos w. MITCHfLI IS Broadway
Through tickets from New York 10 Jacksonville S; r
ga Steamers for ida connect Savannah with The
steamere fom New York ON Tuesdays and go nrdnya.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL uNrTED STATES

TV'KAF NEW fUHK AND LIVkHFUUL UF~iTED BTAfEb
mail steamers. The ships comprising This iine
The ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver Ehridges
The fAL1IC Capt Joseph Constock.
The ADRIATIC Capt. james West
These ships having been built by contract cypressy nor Me
gsvernment service every has been taken IN tho
sructon SIS also in heir engines, insure strength and
speed, and their accommodations for passengers
qualled for eler and comfort
Price OF passage from New York 70 Liverpool In first cabin,
1885, IN second do $6 Exclusive OF extra size stale
rooms $50 From Liverpool U New York % and ~ guneas
An experienced attached each ship No oerus
can be seeered until pad for The ships Of this line have @
proved water tight bukheads and 70 avoid danger from ice
VIII not cross The Banks north OF ~ degrees until AFTER The LIT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

MR. L. NJ: GorTscHALK HAS RESUMED m
Xl course ofleeens on TIE psaaoorts
Twelve lessons, OF one hour. n
fwcfye ieeeoDs, OF nall an hour.
Apply y Descombe's ptsne warerooms No 76S Brcs<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

TUE MODEL. ARTIsTEs-rRANKLrN MrsBuMsly
u Srsns street up stsrs STRANGERS don mistake The
place III you want TO Gee fun the Franklin
n the afternoon. al O'Clock, evening Il the only In
the United ststes where the Model Ar.tes eshhs5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

vVANTFD.-yoUNG LADIES or PREposgEeeINa
w appearance can obtain situations % appear the ssse
Tie frankn Museum ~ Grand street The round az
Eoos salaries Apply IN The afternoon, between 2and al
the hos Office, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

DRfvtrB CONSULrATlON.-DR. WATSON has
for long sesceo years conhned his attention
ss-s ef certain eaas which he has treated an
senty thousand without instance Of failure The
ssdies mild, and there II interruption business
range Of diet DR. watson In attendance from
he morning anti al nght at his consulting and 70
dsnce. - waller street few doors west 81 nrcadwsY
WILLIAM WATSON, N ~,
Formerly Surgeon 70 The Lock NospitAlQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

A RARE oPPoRTUHrTY-A FEW MORE ryTEILr
"A gent children wanted y LAURA KEENEs new thea
Mons Checken and be brought ensu mr. sssson
Fridays from TO O'Clock. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

m dsrfu astrological in ne world or that mas ever be-
known am he seventh daughter Of the seventh daaghe
as present and future eyents OF life have sstonishe
housands during my travels Europe. vii tell wbehc,
married and how soon and win show you the teness OF you
Iuure huspanu snd WI cause you 70 be spec lily arie
and you VIII eroy the Greatest ppuess Of natrimor ~
90 and good luck through FOUR whole lite. viii also shs~
he he ness 81 absent Trends and relations, and viii
rue a The concerns q e that you cannot help being
get the cbsnce Gcntemen not admitted. No ~ Rroome
rect between Cannon and Columbia streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

CuTToN cos DISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
- cisco sailing regularly ani positively or before he
esy advertised q ednesday LEI October The sPlee
ina at ~ 10 East rver and win positively sail above
This favore clipper made Der first voyage San
paci;y bcng small, shs will probably al before hs~dsy
SUTTON a co, 80 South street.
N,B.-No freight taken afer the day advertised
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

(yHAMBERS STREET THEATRE.
~ nate BurtoB's
ParqSe,te cent? Foxes 70 cents Second Circle. I2S
This evening, TUESDAY, Sept o. the great play of
in which Mr. Eddy and r. Johnston win appear and the
IDIOT WITNESS.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
THE PROHIBIrORY LAW.

II appears that out Of eight Judges of which the
Court of Appeals is composed five have undertaken,
sgainst the opinions of the other three to pro-
nounce the act of the last Legislature for the sup
precision of Intemperance, Pauperism and Crime,
unconstitutional ard void-princpally it would
seem on the grouud of some alleged conflict between
that act and the clause in the Constitution which
provides that property shall not be forfeited with
out due process of law.
1t il not to be expected that radical change in
matter of trade and money making, however bene-
fetal il may be to the public, can be brought about
without encountering long series OF yexatiOus
obstacles. Such obstacles are only to be sur
mounted by determined spirit, and by infinite
patience and perseverance. Rome was not built
in day; neither ought any one to hope that an
eff ctul and operative system of legislation for the
suppression OF liquor shops can be perfected aid
brought into working order, except as tho result OF
long struggle. 1t can, indeed, only be dore By
gradually closing the loOpholes which legal inge-
nuy depraved appetite, and the lust of gain, will,
from time TO time open for the ecape of offenders.
TIE judicial department Of cur system is chiefly,
We might slmost say solely, useful a. mere drag
OF what might otherwise possibly be the too rapid
progress Of change. We are not at this moment
able to cAll to mind siDs Improvement in our
soeial and political institutions from the earliest
times which has not encountered the most bitter
and persistent opposition of that department. and
Of ccurso the new laws for the suppression of
PaupeIism, Intenperance snd Crime, have no
reason to expect al the hands Of the courts of law
any better fate.
Ofthe recent opinions and decisions of the Court
of Appeals we shall be better prepared to speak
after seeing all those documents 81 length, and
thorough examination of them. Meanwhile, we
have enly TO say, that in spite Of courts, and
Judges, and rumseers, ard qubbling politicians
on or of the bench, public opinion is omnipOtent,
and will in the end carry the day II the majority
Of TIE people Of the State hold TO the opuion that
rumselling is nuisance, in spite OF the quibbes
and the fetclcs of the Bar and OF the Bench,
will he found 10 shut them up. In this State the
PEOPLE eboose the Iadces Not only DO they pos
sess the power Of rcmcdeling the court; they pos
ses. also the power Of remodelng the Constitution,
srl Of guarding its provisions intended solely ftT
the public good, by clauses too distinct to be mis
taken oru1plsined away, sgainst being perverted
by legal ingenuity into bulwarks for those who live
| by the promotion ofFsuperism and crime.
! We present to-day the opinion of the majority
| delivered by Judge COmstock, and the dissenting
opinions OF Judges T. A. johnson and Wright,
who sustain the constituticnslity Of the law.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
PROSPECT OF THR FLotE MARKET

Tie present condition of the Floar Market
whe:lerdoncstic cortoreisr-is characterized BY ex-
treme instability; ard much contrarie.y Of opinion
exits anorg thCse interested in ihc subject, in
regard TO tie tendency it viii ultimately msai-
fcss There Las been steady decline in prices
since the opening Of The ycar, notwithstanding he
countcrsctirg tendency of sTnclement season, un
exampled in duration, which has necessarily inter
ruEted communication with all tie Southern ports,
restricting our Winter supplies 10 the contributions
aG rd,d Us by rslroad. With the opening of spring,
greatly increased arrivals are 10 be looked for; and
unless an active export trade is before us, very
material further depreciation seems inevitable,
Ls;est accounts rcpr sent the quantity Of vi AT
row awaiting the opening OF navigation, IN the va
rious Lsle ports, as ample, although by 10 III ans
excessiye-the -ecstt ir-mchse influx Of population
into the Northwestern States rendering the home
consun P,icn much greater than formerly. The
Southern ports, however, have large sccumuli-
tiOn, srd very liberal supplies may be expected
frcm tAem during the ensuing season.
From Europe tie sdyices display the same inde-
terminate state of affairs. The week preceding
ue departure Of the last steamer had boen caieay
remarkable for i.s dullness; arrivals Of English and
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.

HARRIS sBURGH, ednesdgy, March 20, 1855.
The Union Opposition Convention met IN the Haia
tie Iiouse Of Representatives at noon today ino
Hon. John Covode called TO the Chair, and
committee was appointed to ssIect officers. There vs.
aige attendance, nearly all the counties m toe S'sso
being rel resented The objects OF the Convention a
10 peo the organization and to cons;der TIE gcnefH
interests OF the Republican patty.
The Convention reasselnbled this afternoon ana tS
Committee on organization reported the nalne oi OS-
con i Rail OF Erie for President.
Committee of thirty :hree was appointed to drss
,-ol,tior- ard after making genera. Nominations ss
Canal Commissioner AudHDr-Geueral and Sarye!x'
General the Con- ention took recess till evening.
EyEsIsG SESSION. =.
YJu..re Jessup Of Sos Johanna and John Wiiianso.d
Huntington add er,, the Convention after viS .
Judge Vimot, being called for, spoke briefly. "a ~
lusion 10 the ssons Of II lvery BIZ said he hc -
desire 10 int Il re with Slavery where It e1s-7, oss
was oypOs e. % its extension.
The comn.hfce on resolutions reported seeie re-
uTendirg union Of al the eleEsnts oppese@s tss
National Administration, also strongly cuLderanr ~
course Of the Administration With r5ereieo 20 NV
souri ComprOmiss and the aEaiff Of kansas.' aud q
c.arng that the re-pcct and eonhdeace " ~ poop
lave thercby bean forfeited.
The tenor Of the resolution Is ospC tion to the ef
tension OF Slavery 10 Territory once coes scratei
FTeedom, or so territory SOW free.
The resoiatiors were scopted, win aa smendsi>
CondtmDn: tbe appointment .. sogeigIS" TO OH ~
series u extreme Al j-SaYery r.so4s tlons preeS
,l were postponed indefinitely hy "'' o OF 20 @H
AdjourBsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

We publish to-day letter from Nebraska Terri
tory stating that an attempt is on foot to alter the
boundaries between Kansas and Nebraska, by max
ing the Platte River the boundary between them,
thus carrying the northern boundary Of Kansas into
the Territory of Nebraska some fifty or seventyfve
niles. tits alleged that the contemplated change
is with view OF furthering the objects of the Bor-
der Ruffsns We cannot judge Of tho scheme,
but it ia well to have an eye to all the proceedings
in that quarter, for what violence cannot accom-
plish ugglery will certainly attempt if it be not
watched and thWarted
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

"trian, German aDd Russian local interests In
"Turbey. As ibe domination OF the Turks must
"irevi.ably end before long, whssever may now
abe arranged BY the Western Alliance Is but ten
"rorary ard the question Of the extinction oi the
Ottoman Empire must finally be solved By the
"pescefuI co0ptr.tion Of Austria and Russia.
Tie present bloody complication Gen. Jochmus
lays ~ the charge Of Louis NaPoieon
and Pslmersnn. He says Of the English
that "if not always considerate, they GER
" tanly are deep calculatOrs," He sccu'es them
Of ilsincerity, urging that "EDglshmen know
"7ery we'll that over oil the provinces taken from
Turkey ard Persia BY Russia she exercises a
"civll.z rg influence. The English have also ia
sisted upon drsggiDg Austria and Germany into
"the war, ID. result Of which would be rum, both
"at home and in the commercial influence of those
countries At the same time, the aim Of England
"has been TO destroy the naval power of Ru- 'ia.
Gen Jocbmus does not on.lder Russia as ty-
rsniziDg over Germany, for 81 nor only has Russia
"never taken foot of German soil, but on tao
&C, ntrsy she has ceded to Austria the Polish Re-
"public of Cracow" Neither does the General
believe In he possibility oI carrying ou' TIC ie"4 '
and conce-.ors granted BY the Sultan to Csri'-
tians a. these reforms are in direct opposition to
the spirit and text Of the Koran. "These reforms
pompously snnounced in order to delude o1t-
"sderr, will be steadily, though sileotly, under
"miued ard frustrated" The future of Ed
ropesn Turkey and of its Christian inhabitants
depends upon the extension in those regions
{" Of commercial intercourse aud communi-
" cations BY water and railroad under the inhu-
" ence ard direction Of Austria aid Russia" Such
are tie opinions of Gen Jochmus, whose knowledge
On these matters is everywhere acknowledged, and
wh, Sc sutbority is indi,putable. We fnd in them
strong and emphatic confirmation Of the views we
have long maintained upJn the war, notwithstand-
ing the mistaken and ignorant attacks BY which
cur course has repeatedly been asssed.