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MARRIED.
In this city, August IA, by Rev o. H. Tiloson Cyrus
Arnold to Miss Mary Louise Partridge

In this city, August IA,
Arnold to Miss Mary Louii
ID
In this city, August IS,
Hatch, aud daughter of
birmingham, aged q yea
Her remains will be /
her friends and relatives a
her funeral. without furth,
instant, at l O'Clock p m.
Mem t0u
DONNET SEW
I'D experienced Lace an
so Neapolitsn and Fine I
mence work December LIST.
The highest prices will be
10
South Framiughsm, Aus
b IST OF LETTE
EA Ace at Worcester, Au
ALDRiCH,mrs Catharine
Allen, David B. 2
Allen, Geo D
Alden, Julius &
Allen, L s
Amesbury, NJ G
Adams, Oliver NJ
Abercrombie, Stilman
Adams, SolGu S
Adams, w Il
Adams, W A
Aldrich, VIM D
BROWN, miss Ann =
Browning, B +
Bugbee, A W
Barrows, miss Alice II
Brown, A u
Bonne-, mr. (miIl wright)
Briggs, A D
Brewer, mrs AdGline
Boyden, A
BoltOmly, B
Barron, miss Catharine
Buck, . B
Brigham, Chas F
cambridge, Charles L
Benson, E o
Bigra, mons Felix
Browne, Henry 4
Brooks, Geo
Balhrick, Henry Z
Barker, Horace
Bg4les, II To "a
Beerting, llafgrayes
Bugbee, Jas II
Brewer, John
Burbank, J p
Buchanan, messrs j & ]
Bancroft. james K
Bryant, miss Lizzie
Burt, Nicholas. 2
Brown, mrs NJ
Bancroft, mrs Martha
Bats, mrs Mary
Besom, DIR NJ
Bartlett, ?
Burton, Phinehas
Brown, miss Rosa
Brown, miss Sarah D
Bundy, mrs S D
Brigham, miss Susanna
Brewer, W W
Brophy, Wm
Beals, VIM II
Business 5
CONNER, mrs Detsey
Clapp, Chas
Chagnon, Christopher
Crommett, Edward A
Clark, E K
Cosgrove, miss Ellen
Chamberlin, Il 7
Conyers, Henry
Chase. Horace
Copeling, George
Champion, j A
Cree, james Y
Curtis, James
Cowan, james
Congdon, mrs j B
Campbell, James
Coming, NJ
C0ogau, Michael
Collins, Michael
CoDic, mrs Mary E
Osnrblt, Michael
CunnUii, Patrick
Cole, miss Sarah
Clark, mrs Susan 7 s
Chase, Warren
Commons, VIVA
DERbING, BENZ NJ
Donnelly, AIRS b
Drake, Charles C
Daily, miss Catherine
Dennis, mrs Eliza J
Draper, mrs Harriet ?
Delahanty, Grace
Dayer, miss Joanna
Davis, } A
DAILY, john
Dunbar, miss Lucy ]
Delfour, Lewis
brennan, miss Kate
Drake, mrs Mary Az
Davis, mrs Il l.
Rewry, mrs S b
EARLE, joel Il
Eaton, John L
FAIRBANKS, mrs Abby
Foster, Chas h.
Fiske, Dwight. IS
Fenner, II W
Finn, John
Feuton, nlrs Lucy A
FELTON,, messrs M II Co
Fouley, Michael
fuller, miss Susie A
GLEASON, Augustus
Gilfoil, Dennis
Gleason, i Il
Gardner, Edmund 3
Gray, Hiram 4
Gates, Geo
General Agent for Mitchell
U 5 Map
Gale, John
Griffin, miss Maria Il
Gleason, miss Mary
Grafton, miss Mary Ann
auilfoyle, miss Mary
Gleason, P
Green, miss 7 Z. 2
Gleason, Samuel
Gutrie, Victor
HE WErr, AT
Haskins, A L
Hosmer, mrs Augusta
Hartwell, Benjamin
Heagarty, Bridget
Harden, Dexter Cor his
brother)
Harrington, mrs G NJ
Hayden, Chessman
Hutchinson, miss Fannie
Hensley, Eli
Hammond, Enoch-2
Hoy, Geo
Healey, Honora
Huntley, miss Julia
Holden, Josiah B
Hizard, John
Hale, mrs Joanna
Harrington, Lawson
Haywood, miss Mamie G
Harris, mrs Mary
Hood, mrs z Elizabeth
u Persons calling for
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20
BY L. w. VAIL.
o. PEREMPTORY SALE OF REAL

ks,i,i ESTATE, AT AUCTION.
III House, Barn, and Too Acres of Land, al
ADAMS SQUARE, WORCESTER.
VIII be sold, on TUESDAY, August Goth, at O'Clock
M. the following desirable Real Estate
The House and Land now occupied by Jesse Rogers
Adams Square, about mile from the Court House. The
House s in good repair, contains ten rooms suitably
ranged for one or two Tenemens, and is supplied with
good water The Lot contains about two acres Of good
elevated land, well stocked with Fruit Trees in bearing
condition. To any wishing pleasant residence a
mite remote from business, this opportunity offers
sua Inducements. The property Will positively be sold
to the highest bidder bring what WILL as the owner has
located himself in the West and will leave Immediately
after Ike sale OF the above property Terus at sale For
further particulars inquire Of the auconeer or Of the
subscriber the premises.
AUS DIFF JESSE ROGERS
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Has large asaOrIment OF n
s UPE RIOR PIANO FORT s.,
For sale on Ge most reasonable terms Also, Pianos 4
UFNr.
Rooms in CImrls's Block.
Corner Of Main and Mechanic Streets
r,vs1 d3in
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Wholesale Dealer and Jobber In
BOOTS, SHOES. aud II U HBER
273 Main Street. CUP slairs,
WORCESTER, MASS.
Particular aNenLlon glven 20 orders. df meh3
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c A. HUI, III u,ia.st Worcester, Mass. = ap7 az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20

HAMILTON A. HILLn
4 YTORNEY d COUNSELLOR AT Law,
No. EIngg'r Block, s'
,tgo WoRCEgIfR, MASS. 6sm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20

correct Representations (wax statusry) OF HON.
CHARLES MN E r ;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20

Most Novel & Interesting Exhibition.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20

KOchester, n, Y
FUTILE & MOSES, Auburn N. Y, GENERAL AGENTS
NIB. Sl,00 and postage stamps enclosed to any
thorize Agent, will ensure boteOf the Pills by return
mail
For sale by VIM. BUSH Co., Wholesale & Reta
Agents Il druggists generally. dawty nchlS
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A 4 AUCTION.-~EXTENSIYE MACHINE
"A SHOP AND FOUNDRY FOR SALE AT AUCTION
The undersigned offer for sale Auction on SmIur-
day the 30th day Of August next at l O'Clock P NJ
their MACHINE SHOP aud ether Buildings, Tools Ruf-
mace FasGs Patterns for Spinning Frames Hand Mules
Double and Single Self Actors, and Looms; with Pulley
Patterns from inch to thirty inch diameter different
widths aud variety of other Patterns The main build
ing is l20x40 feet stories basement of stone; Furnace
Building 75x36 feet Of stone; blacksmith Shop, includ
ing Engine and Boiler Room 75X36 feet of stone; one
Brick Building 60x20 feet, used for Anneaing Furnace
Ware Room and Office. The lot contains about /; acres
fronting on two Streets Social and Clinton enclosed
with stone post fence The Tools of the modern
construction, consisting 10 part of about 20 Turning En-
gines, with Hand Lathcs, Iron Palmer, l6 feet cut;
Trip Hammers with dies, for forging spindes and bolts
with all the tools for Rollers aud SDndes In the Wood
shop are Daniels Paner cuts 20 feet; with Boring and
Mortisug Machines Steam Eagine and Boiler 16 horse
power.
The above property is very desrably located in the viii
age of WoOnsocket, Rhode Island and is adapted for
either Manufacturing or Mechanical purposes.
w. d w. METCALF.
Woonsooket, August 10, 1856. dtau3O
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Specializing S.s,gs NVuier, with the usual variety
IT ohorc Syrurd, ataD. sU0Prs 9bl Main, corner Of
Mechanic ii. my2j dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20

DR.. Harris, Dentist, having associated with him
SELF DR. TRACY, (who has been engaged with him for
Quoted at the old stand Of Dr. Harris under the firm Of
July 1, 1856. HARRIS TRACY.
The undersigned are making ARTIFICIAL TEETH
with the latest improvements in every style, and of the
first quality.
They also give special attention to the treatment Of
plicaied diseases Of the teeth and mouth.
From the great success they have had in filling teeth
after the has become exposed they feel warranted
in assuring the public, that great number Of the
besuet condemned worthless, candy their method
Of reatment,be restored to health and usefulness and
their natural beauty
Persons that have had eeth treated by their method
speak with great enthus an of the lasting benefits and
comforts derived from il.
All those wishing operations in Dentistry, can have
them performed in the thorough and scientific maui
ner, at HARRIS & TRACYiS,
Jyl4 df los Main St.
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Notifies.
WALKING ExrRAoRDINARY!I
LOG Consecutive Hours

PROFESSOR A. M0LINEUX having made arrangements
with ID LINDSAY, Esq, the Star OF the East to ex-
seue the iat OF walking 1O6 consecutive hours upon
plank 20 feet long, feet WIDE and feet high takos
pleasure IN announcing to the public that he viii com
mence his travels on TUESDAY, August TO- 1856, at
BRINLEY HALL. ~
P. s. Gymnsstc performance every evening during
his travels. I'D
Admission-singe tickets is cents season tickets so
cents. 40 Ite w
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~ W. - ~ ~ " ~
once No. 4 Harrington Block,
IA Corner Of Main ard Front Streets. an
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u. n. IlSTABROOK
D r.. j. NJ. RlCl

MANUFACTURER or ALL KINDS or
pLA N AND FANCY PAPER BOXES
NO.24b Mufm street, ldB
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JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOL.-The
~ Fall Term Of A. WRITINGS Juvenile Singing
School will commence WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
September 3D. at his Music Rooms, No. 239 Main Street,
up stairs, at O'Clock p. M 1t will be the object Of the
Ieacher to learn his pupils to read Music sight Terms
81, payable at Third Lesson.
Worcester, August IS, 1866. dts3
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PRESTON S. BROOKS,
WIN ms Gutta Percha Cane in the act Of assaultng tho
Massachusetts Senator
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Also Of Six of the Greatest Human Curiose, ths. v.r
lived: MISS GROUSE, the Ohio
M A M M . II H GIRL
10 Of age weighing 600 pounds being the lorges
tvonaa in the tCorLd
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Z For SHiC.-Fhe valuable estate Of the late WIN.
DRAPER situated on Flantatgn Street about mile east
81 ths City Hal. 4 large DWEtLtNG ROUSE with
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COParine TsFip SSgTec.-Fhe subscribers have
this day formed copa nerehip for the purpose Of trans
acting general Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods business,
to be known by the name Of Jenkins Hamilton, & Co.
b. J.. HARDON, q. W. HAMILTON,
). H. JENKINS, O. A. WHITE.
NEnrresier Inir % 1gsR
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To enable all toyisit this extraordinary and interesting
Exhibition, the
Admission is only y 10 Cts Children Half Price.
aul6 diff
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An1llsenents
50 A LII MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL

Come and See thc Equality of Mankind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11
Postal Treaty Between the United states and
Canada.

WASHINGTON, Sept 10, 1855.
The articles additional to those OF March, 1851, be
the Post Office Departments Of the United States
and that Of Canada providing for the exchange OF regis
tered letters between the two countries will 80 into ope
ration on The lst Of October next.
The fret article provides-Leers alleged to be valua
blc posted any Pos. once in the United staos its
Territories ard addressed 10 Canada posted in Cana
da and addressed the United states and deliverable
any Of the respective Offices Of exchange TO be thence
conveyed 10 their desin aon shall be registered the
oGce Of mailing the application Of the person posting
the provided that the full postage chargcable
thereon 70 destination, together with registration fee
Of Ave cents each letter be prepaid at such mailing
Office; and provided also tha, such registration shall
be compulsory and shall not render the respective Po
once Departments OF the United States or Canada or
their revenues liable for the loss Of such letters pack
els, or the ccntenp thereof
The fee Ia TO TO the United States Post ONCE Do.
pariment upon all regiered letters sent from United
States TO Canada and 10 the Canada Post Office Depart
ment upon all regered letters sent from Canada to the
United states.
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Burton's New Theatre.

Our old friend Burton be much at home II
his hne new Broadway house as be was formerly In hi
snug little theatre Chambers street. We were aira
that The grandeur OF his present might hav
narred somewhat the jovalty Of his humor just I'm
clothes spou the natural graccs Of country belle, bu
We pleased TO ind that his equanimty Of tcmpcra
ment equal to any change Of fortunes This IL doub
in degree owing 10 the fact that his audiences hav
followed him up town, and that he dads himself sur
rounded by the old familiar faces that sup
port him by their heartily expressed enjoyment
in addition TO these, he has acquired the patronage
somewhat different class OF playgoers, and who al
though possessing the taste for humor like II 10
passed through the crucible OF more refined vii tha
that which characterized the Chambers street pieces
To Accommodate the tastes Of those persons whom
must IN future look for large portion Of the patronsE
OF II theatre, he has wisely commenced playing bgl
comedy, In which his peculiar talents VIII su nd NOS
as much scope a. In the lighter snd more ex,ravagau
pieces which he has been accustomed TO produce Thu
we had last night Goldsmith's admirable comedy &
!" She stoope 10 Conquer" than which there is uoihn
more racy and mirth provoking in The Who'll
range Of English dramatic literature. We were glad /
see BY the lseness Of the audience that the revival
pieces Of this character Is likely prove popular an
that the taste for imsy and immoral adata,ons fror
the French stage likely 70 give place 10 higher stand
tnue to give us good English comedies presented this
Of Last night was, by efficient and well discipline
company, and supported by his inimtable talents
We can promise him that hrs new speculation will prov
more fortunate one than Il has done for his prede
cessor. His Tony Lumpkn is one OF his greales, sue
eesses-and English comedy abounds with similar char
acters-which, in the hands OF such an actor mlgb|
be rendered Infinitely attractive than ID
absurd and ours creations Of the modern drama. Tn
manner In which " she soops 70 Conquer was receve
last night, and the LAT with which the piece went or
numerous and critical audience, must convincs Mr.. BIN
ton that there mine Of wealth 10 be explored In N
quarter tina, we have indicated With the
has at present at his nmand, he is in position
era,fy his better tastes aud trust that be will nc
be discouraged from doing by any fear OF the results
II Is by pursuing nearly similar that Mr. Charlie
Kean las revived the taste London for VIVA, Is Gale
the legitimate drama, and proved 70 the world tha
only depends the profession Itself restore The stag
10 in former high consideration.
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For he second DISCUSSION arose 10 the merits Of
Meesrs. Griswold and Bishop
ISAAC b. wNeHr, Of Boston, objected 10 Mr. Grswod,
saying that il he that elected Hon. Charles Sumner
70 the United States Senate.
b. F. BUTLER, Of Lowell, defended the coalition and
9rmnsr had Ia had vote IN Give In the ior nj:
the time.
Mr.. Wright was denounced every hand for intro.
ducpg this nrebrand.
Mr.. Grswod finally accepted as second Senatorial
elector.
yentons,
The resolutions BRIEF and In substance fol-
lows:-Accep and endorse the Cincinnati platform and
candidates. affirm the squatter sovereignty doctrine,
compliment the democrats and denouuce the republicans
In Congress, and declare for the Union.
Col. Isaac q Wright Of Boston, made the principal
speech Of the day The proceedings generally har
mOnious,
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10, 1855.
stocks dull Pennsylvania State SIS, 3d. Reading Rail-
road AZ; Long Island Railroad, 49, Morris Canal, IA;
Pennsylvania Railroad, ASK
THE COTTON CROP.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept 10, 1855.
The Charleston Courier Price Current makes the crop
OF Uplapds 1850 600 bales, and long cotton, 4A oOC
bales and the crop of rice for the United States
terceg.
Cotton unchanged in price; demand fair. ga es to-day
1900 bales Freighs easier. Other articles unchanged
BUFFALO, Sept. lc-lP.M
Flour quiet; sses 600 bbs at 50 so SO o2 for Ohio
and Michigan Wheat unchanged; sales 1000 bushels al
81 80 for red Michigan and 81 40 for white Canadian
Corn frmer; sales 81 coo bushels at 52izc bSc Cana
freghls nrm-lJc for corn and l9c for wheat 10 New
York
BUFFALO, Sept. lo-e PM
Flour 81 lde hrmer sales OF 500 b6ls, a, 50 20 for
common Wisconsin and Illinois; SO 80 for choice hch
fan SO so So IS for extra do. and Ohio and Clnada
Wheat FIRM sales OF 20, 600 bushels, al 81 IL for I'LL
DIS spring; 81 80 for red Michigan, aud 81 10 81 40
30, 600 bushels, AT SIC. $50 Whskey, Ole. Cana
frRhts 15c for corn, and l9c for wheat TO New York
Receipts for the "a hours ending ut noon 10 day 36It
bbs -four, 1911 bushels wheat us, go bushels corn
1909 bushels oats Canal exports came times, So.
bushels wheat 7o,to5 bushels corn, 1000 bushels oats
OswEGo, Sept. l0-6 ?. NJ.
Flour dull. Sales, eco bbls oswego, at 50 81
81. Wheat firm ard in good demand. Sales, "a, 0ot
bushels, at 81 SO for White Michigan Indiana and O,io
~ rs for Milwaukee spring. and 81 50 81 81 Tor primo
white Capsdian. Corn quiet. Barley steady. sales
$500 bushels at 81 70. Canal frcghts a shade lrmer
Flour, CSC, and and wheat. i2c. 10 New York
Lake imports TO day. 2si bbls -four, looos5 busne'
wheat.
wheai-saes $500 bushels al 81 e5 for Gcneeee ano
white Western and 81 81 Tor Illinois spring oa.s, 45c
IS tor Ohio and State add toe. for We<terI
mixed Sales, 20 600 bushels barley, at 81 rs 81 y
for two rowed and 81 81 for four rowed Sales,
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T HE LAT EST NEWS
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGRApHs.

Additional fr0m Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF BALTIMORE.
PHnADnpHA, Sept. 10, 1855.
The following is the latest intelligence brought by the
steamship City Baltimore which arrived at this port
from Liverpool the 9th ult., this evening -
The steamship Cambria TO sail on Saturday, Aug
80 place OF he Arabia The latter would be despatch
ca on the following Thursday, extra steamer.
The schooner Elizabeth Rande, from Charleston for
Liverpool ran ashore Grcat Burbo, and had to be
abandoned Her was saved.
The steamer Arctic had arrived at Queenstown. She
had been engaged in sounding for the submarine ele
graph, and found all right
II. Bouleniene, the Russian Ambassador, arrived at
Constantinop!e the Goth of August
The Russians have not evacuated the roads leading to
Bayazida.
Kars completely evacuated on the 4th OF August
The forthcaifons were left untouched
The evacuation Of REM and Ismel had began.
The papers say that the fortihcaons at Tuche were
blown up by the Russians.
The Sultan Of Turkey had established the naviga
ton Of the Euphrates from Bagdad to Bassora.
In Spain the Cabinet awaiting itself Of the
Of the law of desamortisation secularsng the eccesas
teal property formerly held in mortmain. The law was
being vigorously put in execution. The Junta OF Desa
mortsaton holds two meetings every week. and dspoes
OF a large amount Of property.
LONDON, Aug 28-Evening
The improved weather slight rally in consols,
which had been very orm and the business rather
nanimate Tie closing prices were eos s514 for
money AID e52s s511 for cacount.
The steamship Indian arrived at Liverpool from oaebec
on Wednesday morning, the 25th inst
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Messfs. Richards on, Spence Co. say:-A continu-
ance OF showery weather has made the grain trade
steady A. Tuesdays market there good atten
dance and good wheat taken at Fridays sales with
ayidty, while Inferior was unsaeable Flour in good
demand at full rates and in cases an advance OF
Cd. established. Cora speculative inquiry ri quo
tations ready published. Beef unchanged. Pork sea
dy. with but little doing.
Messrs Maxwell Co g circular says:-Corn continues
10 attention. the temperance Of the potato DIS
ease receives daily confirmation.
The Times city article Of Tuesday evening, 2eth ut
Gays
The Funds opened dull at yesterdays quotations. but
subsequently advanced eighth influenced by the i'm
provement In the weather Money IN good supply, at
four and bali per cent without any pressure on the
discount market. At the Paris Bourse on Tuesday the
Three Per Cents were a, o 4oc for money and 0 Soc
for account.
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PROVIDENCE r J., Sept; TO- 1855.
The Fremont mass meeting here today immense
Delegations from all quarters great procession
with music and banners, marched through the streets
and the houses decorated with Tags and mot
toes The streets were ,hronged with people, and the
greatest enthusiasm prevailed J. Prescott Hall pre-
sided. The meeting much the lirges, ever held
in this city. Henry Wilson, Judge Tyler H. D. Stan
ton, Governor Cleveland, James y. Simmons, Thos
laws. Chauncey schaffer, Thomas A. Jenckes and
Charles Hart were among the speakers There was
speaking from several stands letters were received
from Messrs. Charles Sumner, George w. Curtis John
whipple George r. Russell, Dr. wayland and others.
When The procession entered the Park the whole
parry with the band joined In the rAlyng song 70 the
air Of the 'xsrssllase." The procession very long
Delegations ffon every Huarter Of the State and
from Massachusetts, and Connecticut The factories and
wo ksboTe generally stopped working
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from Kansas.

ATTACK on TECUHsER-wARRAETS OUT FOR THE
ARREST OF THE FREE STATE MEN, ETC.
81. LOUIS, Sept. o. 1856.
Our dates from Kansas are to the 9Th inst.
The Rp,Llican Gays that $50 Of General Lanes men
attacked Tecumieh the 4th but that the particulars
had not transpired.
Judge Lecompte had Issued order - the Marshal Of
the Territory to era Lane AID ot agtaors
and General Smith had instructed Colore Cook, com
mandng fourteen companies at Fort Riley, to give the
ssary assistance for the execution of the writs.
Governor Geary arrived at Glasgow on Tuesday, meet
ing Governor shannon while way down the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

WHAT'S IN THE WND!-There il much In
quiry in relation to the policy Of the administra-
ton in regard TO the Vigilance Committee Of
San Francisco, and much mystery with regard
TO the character Of the instructions which have
recently gone out to the army aud navy in rela.
ton to their action in California. We can only
guess at the probable intention Of this move
ment, but We should not be surprised if at the
bottom there lurked design 10 make California
a slave State.
The orders sent to the commanders Of the
United States army and the naval forces in the
northern Pacific must conform Of course TO the
letter Of the constitution and the acts Of Con-
gross in relation 10 instructions and cases Of
domestic violence y but whether TIE spirit o.
.L.A ~ L.es-yl.d i fl2iLel .4est'g-. ET.a