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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


M 81 M fSy aas Y
rs fP5ss
pSs sf es asf q ISs Sh
% Csssr &eo5 bales cotton Bogar
Rsn-ls sugar S5s m Oh '!
] II If 6b moses o Dds
EvANsvILI.E-steamer Jas Montgomery csks bacon
kegs lsrd Lssher suiasd 6co- Sbs eggs
9Th ssss 30 ii DO
pork do whisky 81 pigs lead steamboat Henry Chouteau
molases Bare &co25 hhds sugar Dbl nolasscs 4 Kelly
6 ens i SIS aase 20 iao
so e se G Saes n lss
sa Il do poyapd Il SKIS potatoes t.
" BPS moasses l45 hi O6s moasses Is bales moss
o
ri sa sq Fl s ss5s Is
oats Dueher7 sacks 100 bbIs -four Duffy &co-i1
e. @
sss5S 2f EST
-four Q Woodruff &eo.s7 do to Hardy &ce-s2 do toJ
do Payne coils rope Smith Hadde a,
l5oO pigs lead to order ~ 0O'N f''
sh s, ssess corn to
saefs F
Is %
GhSo WIS., kes
9 do bale cotton WIN soery do Fellowes &o do
sPSs sf5
aes cotton Reson Henderson, Terry SeeMis do
ba Levy sss
rs ~ d. lynne bales cotton & MsGegor ow9y SEQ
s15 s,s5 @
| Total ls6 hhds tobacco, AS bales cotton.
sd o e SS 4G Sason PsFsy S 5g1e
pigs eddesTota So bales COTTON o LAGOON 10 NSD
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ospray-s3 hhds sugar bbls mo-
ssy q hs FsSS
| ia hhds sugar, bblS moasses
so Nelson s
Aso SG9 ses Psssp
rich & Wo s Ward n sHnndsrf Hgnto Person &c
RssE Ee5ss s Sso@s
hds bacon to Twiehel SsoI HH'iGs des Z Sa
10 order-Total, 2Ol bales cotton.
BAYOU sARA1stsGmer c Jr-5 hhds sugar to J
DO ISuve Do I hds d
Roseus Eeupon-Toa "A hhds sugar. 81 bbls moasses
bb molssses Wyche &co-9 bbs sugar q hf bbis oas
s9s ;'h lis%Srs5s
6S hides to Dahoyosundries TO orler-Toal 100
gar, % bbs molasses, q hf bbs molasses.
| TRENT0N-Steamer w W Farmer--lI6 bales cotton Man
deville Mc1henny-7 Oakley awkins-l4 Frellson
enson &co4 Robson Il Allen6 bbs Mltenburge
&co-7 beef hides bale peltres bag beeswax Converse eco
| sundres to order-rotal, Isl bales cotton.
CoNsIGNEEs.
BoSToN-Bark Warden-C Gaines-M Greenwood ECO
Akins-Vose Bros-C Haeber-A Whiting &co--Dyas Gc
| -SH Kennedy &co-C Buddecke &co-W d Cushng-Sadd
ford Bros-T Twichell &co-W Lechord &co-J Bunsid
| &co-Peet Smms &co-IIaggerty Latng-J Doughes,.
Gco-John Watt &coR McGregor &co-Heald Massie &co-
Bridge Ranlet &co-Frost &co-R Morse-Byrne Vance
co-WrlElt,, Davenport Sco-Newton Rchards-Sampson
keeneITheobold GIifiq3Converse &Go-Noh smedes geo
Martin, owen l. Cobb Adams--Eaton Il Henderson--Mc
powel Mills &co-F Kennett 4co-E Carver &eo-W jackson
Nichoson &co-Shnmway Capp-K Dunbar Eco-W & I
NagleE Marquese &coTerrily Bates-S H Kennedy tsc
-0glesby Macaulay-J Turner-Townsend TompkinB &C.
! w a G Blanchard-nnd order.
PASSENGERS
Per steamship Forda-J Martinez and lady, Miss Ponds
Mrs Isaacs and child, Mrs Lyons Miss Matilda Deyiler Mr.
Glass and children Dorr Verlone, Lewis Provost
Yonge Cav, Cayerey, Irwin Jordan G Corye Paiomit
Capt Miller, F Bobe, VIGIL 10 on deck,
| by Telegraph
Arrived New York, 18th june ship Pacific Gadd from Ne7
| Orleans.
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TEGARS-A good assortment Havana and domestic
" CONVERSE & CO.,
my1 corner Of Canal and NeR Levee
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TOBACCO. We heard of 295 hhds sold, of which 60
fused and Low Admitted at 75c Round s1s@9s at H.
40 Selections 12c IS and 81 and 81 hds Damaged y
aucon) at average of $50 = hid.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
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Sgippittg gntelIigtntt.
THURSDAY, June 10, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY. @G .


aashIn Charles orgsn place f r.e,rea,on and rnd,aro,a
'p N" s i"'e' ioA " t'e9' IIarris = Margsn
Steamship America yeIsor fr ra,ocb;c,,. IEo"d low
shin East Indian effran Inv fnppnooI WIitnev Ero
sbip Fidas C,ie for Canoe rentfna Williams Sco
Rren Shin Watien Raer Il, preroer Hayerr Wnramv Ico
skin Mnnn ianr ~ nasd "a a-nnn visr nyaiI co
SKIN Normaudv Jyier fnr ~ Iinarnaoi fraevy Farwe
Rark Hiawaha iii. for t,nr,iaam"'' Il ii Isn1art Arn
Rark Ia. Cook walton rnr yosto, w r Tc.gev
Hark j II Miller arcsr for Pensacola Jones Mankinder Eco
Bark Washington Butcher CynJm for PhadeIphia
,sB&. $55 Ia.s5.z 'H5 +" u. G. W Hynson &co
schr Minor, Berry for Matanzas sle WISER eco
schr Indano]a Donald. for Havana, B8 G Bogart eco
s se k k'5 FaaIier fo, Mobile CIV Newton geo
scnF Eilef stewart, Tor Matanzas, 'N b huff1son
RI ~ - .g0 -H}
q & ARRIVED. &zG
Steamship Florida Cozsens from Key Vast via Florida Ports
er; 70 3 hsogers &c2-lss ds s 1,, "a,
'hp = iseatasoh, LeWs iroh newport aes' Apfi S'
c, ,tS TSehet ff M Nox. y.,1 ~, 81 a.
ep I e le howes is9m newport aies' Apfi a. 70
q, . fbaHter, Lowell &co-Aie'ssfs. ~
sup ieA!ns8n, sone r. days io e"poi' H"es' 70 oaher
e, i nhSye &so-higIefs.z 80 r, ,e W., =, ,-.,
'p cnse AhgsG, hophs0n' from eafn' naes' Ap'i Ztn
scbr Emma Doussv DAYS from Pensacola to Poov
schr Matha Sorrson days from Pensacola to master
Basin. ,,.,,.
een' RaaiS ha0uf' ''one' ass rom =
Shr Adele Fletcher days from Mobile asterBasin
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pEFRIGERATORS.- SUBSCRIBER HAVE
1t just received and will be constantly supplied uring
season with the celebrated Louisville Refrigerator These
geraors have given universal satisfaction all that
used them and there doubt 1t Refrigerator ever
sold in this city Persons wanting purchase will do we'll
call and examine the above before purchasing other kind
@. FLINT & JONES,
myl9-5m 46 Royal street.
NOTICE TO CARPEMTERS AND BUILDERS
~ Patent Sawed Notwithstanding both rough and dressed
from the best heart timber at S Ser for rough
and $40 per for dressed in lots to suit purchasers.
Lumber sawed to order.
fel9 en- STAR planning MILLS New Basin.
G0NDRTES-
~ $50 boxes ORANGES;
$50 do LEMONS;
50 tons BIRTHSTONE now landing en- bark Florence
and for sale by A. +. COCHRAN HALL
mylJ No, S6 Crayier stree
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DEGrserERs oFFrcE.-cIrY HALE, VIEW on.

DEGISTER'S OFFICE.-cITy HALL, NEW Or
~ leans eth june 1s56-The undersigned register Of
and residence Of all the qualified electors Of the city of
Orleans hereby his that he s now
prepared said registry and that his Office viii be
opened in the basement of the City Hail. MONDAY NEXT
the 9th Of june, A. Nj and will thereafter continue open
every day Sundays holidays excepted oce hoarp
nnder the law, are from Q al. NJ, to 3Ps II.
The undersigned being sincerely DESTROYS Of facilitating the
operation Of the Registry would respectfully invite his fellow
citizens forward without delay, comply with
sarly be deprived Of their right Of suffrage In the perform
Of his duties the Register must exact from every legal
voter the following specific Information:
l. The name and residence Of the eector. "
How long he has resided In the State parish and precinct
and the particular nafnber Of his precinct.
g. Whether native or naturalzad citizen.
4 How, when and where naturafized Mn 80
g. The signature Of the elector opposite the Registry of his
48. u }# S2 s55E
Every citizen natualized any the State or Federal Courts
must prior to being registered produce the certificate Of his
such case however, the certificate Of naturalization
must be supplied by certificate Of the clerk Of the which
granted the the fact appearing
the records of the court The IL question
delivered such aturazed citizen OF Charge within
one week after application thereof.
the limits United States afterwards become
citizen thereof Otherwise than by the courts,
ter stating the particular circumstances whereby he has
citizen such as By the Of his father bredeucs
in any State Or Territory when The same was aeued By
in any other whereby under the laws of the Urised
States he would became by the fact itself citizen of the Uni
The Register directing the attention of his fellow
the various and absolute requirements Of the law would
nation and documents which the statute mperaveIy
Ner they fail to perceive the necessity Of promptly
sentng themselves e Be registered since general
cay impossible to nscrbe the Of every qualified eecor
with the required details and certificates in time for the next
les LOUIS ST. MARTIN. Register
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TNMANsw1rL.1Ars.

nn& ESTILL SPRINGS, ESTIII4 COUNTY, KEN
hs.JTUCK EThs fine Summer RETREAT IS sitaed near lie
A entucky River surrounded By wild and romantic
locations in the world. 1t is ffve miles east fron Le
ton accessible By fine graded road Arrangements have
line Of daily forr horse coaches from Lexington the Springs
SO that passengers leaving Iouiave Cincinnati by
The place in fns condition and is open for the reception
Of visitors. $$ Mrs.. sfisf GgIbES,
my23 I'm tx 5s ~ ss4 n g8gg5 5s JOHN 3GIfTLES.s
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Bebieiu IF tie N(arkets.
THURSDAY MORNING, j.

COTTON Buyers had but little scope yesterday fill their
ORDERS the sales confined 500 bales Prices
Irregular but generally very full and Of the small
hand held for further advance We yet quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION,
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IMPORTS.

KEY WEST AND FLORIDA PORTS-Steamship Florida
SO bales yarn 10 G Rogers 6co.
NEWPORT-Ship Lexington-733S bars RI iron to order.
CARDIFF-ship Michael Angelo-Cargo iron order.
NEWPORT-Shp J G Rchardson-54s6 bars RI iron to
order
NEWPORT-Shp Modern Times4677 bars iron to order.
PENSACOLA-Sehr Emma DeRussy-7O0O0 feet lumber to
Policy Ncol &co.
PENSACOLA--schr Martla-7O0O0 feet lumber to A
Simpson
MOBILE-Schr Henry Latour-Naval stores 10 Blssey
MOBILE-Schr Adele-50o SKIS salt to order.
MOBILE-Schr Heena-NaYa stores TO order.
COVINGTON-Schr Martha Ann-Bricks to order.
BILOXI-Schr kate-Wood to order
ANTE RIyER5-Schr Aigator-Wood to order.
ANTE RIvER-schr Eoda--Wood to order.
ANTE RIVER-Schr Octava--Wood and lumber to order
PAsCAGOuLA-Schr Mary Magdeline-40,Oo0 feet lumber
to L Each Geo.
PAsCAGOULA-Schr Jas Stockton-Lot lumber to j
Pike eco.
| COyINGTON-schr Iaura-35 900 bricks to Weber.
| ANTE RIVER-Scl.. fonuedor-Wood to order.
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EXPORTS.
GALVESTON AND MATAGoRDA BAY-steamship Chas
Mogan bills -four rs do whisky 10 do pork 10 csks bacon
50 els rope, 50 bxs soap, 2l do sugar Is SKIS salt
ICOLA-seanship Amsrica-256 csks bacon, 100
bb four S. do whisky 100 do pork Is axis coffee 200 els rope,
10 pcs baggns 10 hhds sugar, 10 pkgs mdse.
BREMEN-shp Natjen-l53l bales cotton 500 hhds tobacco
LIVERPOOI-Shp Mount Blancs4 bales cotton 74IO SKIS
wheat, 3l9g do corn, 5000 slaves
BORDEAuX-Barll Hiawatha-l06 bales cotton 30 hhds
tobacco, $780, 800 slaves
LIVERPOOI4-ship Normandy-5972 bales cotton.
LVERPOO-Ship East Indan-lI9 bales cotton, 6522 SKIS
corn 1910 do wheat, 4U9 slaves.
HAFANA-Sclr lndianola--250 empty bbls.
GENOA-Sip Fidas-l057 bales cotton 403 hds tobacco.
BOsTON-Bark Jas Cook-3G0 kegs lard, 50 bbls whisky
bales wool, 1900 bbs -four
PENSACOLA-Bark j H Mler-Tn ballast.
MOBLESchr IeCair500 SKIS corn 50 do oats 10 do bran,
10 bales hay g. bb four 20 do liquor csks bacon lot of fur
niture.
MATANzAs-schr W Minor-lO0 empty bbls.
PHILADELP HIA-Bark Washington Bucher--74 bales cot
rs hds tobacco 5 pigs lead $50 csks ron Gle walnut
TIMBER 263 empty 40 do bbl $50 carhoys 50 pkgs mdse.
MATANZAS-schr Ellen-a0O empty whisky bbls.
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NTOTICE-WILLIA3fS, BATHURST & CO.. HAVING
resumed payment in full and the undersigned having
soeated with them r. B. MAYES of Nashville Tennessee
will continue the Cotton Faetorase General
Business under The firm Of JoHs W1II1&ss Co.
SsI555Esg8{5 * JOHN WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM BATHURST t.
New Orleans June I, 1856, leg Ind&W
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SECOND JUSTICES COURT, Mrs. ELIZABETH PRIOR H.
Parish Of Orleans. L. MARSHALL & LOWERING.
- No. 1852
PY VIRTUE of n writ of fieri facias to me
directed by the Honorable O. NJ Bradford Second Justice
of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans will proceed and sell
Poydras and Perddo streets, THURSDAY the 18th day of
June. 1856, at IL o'clock NJ
ONE GARD PRINTING PRESS.
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot
W. ". MITCHELL,
ie6 10 lfl9 Constable,
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MEMORAND.

n- BY sto Of the ship Lexington 9Th inst, in lat %
3d. long ST W ship shawmu Higgins hence for Liverpool all
to be reported.
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49, F0INT CLEAR HOTEL.-FHE PRoPEIE-
E TORS Of the Battle E0ase The pleasure Of informing
1T the public that the above delightful sUMER RESORT
will be opened On " ednesday, ITsi 5nae.
During the past they have been improving the Grounds,
and haze made additions the Buildings, which
now perfect order and comfort North
Wharf has been built which lessen the distance ard
considerably Stable has been erected roads rnuch
improved. WE U.s.
Point Clear has advantages all other places upo the
Coast and those visited there iaet for
the superior SALT WATER BATHING FISH and OYSTERS.
Bcchs Band has been epgaged for tie and every
attendant waering places will
Southern tar Carson, will regularly dTing the
stason between the CITY and Point Clear.
E. RauHns WAY be secured by addressing
| 34mgl5 & -. 2. H.GHAMBERLAIN GO.
| 49, E0OEEE,S WEI t-sITUATED IH KINDS
aHH fpssy miles fror1 BY railroad.
nGsed v of Chronic Diarrhea,
bity etc., is now for the reception sf visitors
4 Sssss TsSfAN WILLIAMS,
MaTch. 1896. i, .44, Proprietor.
here last fall evidently by persons Or goods from
infected district Persons wifi M ssr,se
with It's elevated location, tuatad pine and viii
local fever has sen Yae
to bedding sed the occasion Yalnstd t ~ Ina Yes
dent ysjcfan, Or j. s. BeaTeIey amt ID psesenee q
yvitaees and their certificates published thorough snova
going and visitors daily arriving 40 not
desire, do expect very large company the coming res
son; every exeion VIII be ade to render tile invalid
Portable. 6sg& g.
| rnN II TNhEAN WILLIAMS. ii
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CONsTABLEs SALES,

sEoqSR JUSTICES CouRT }H B. EGGLE Is 9sJ.w
by VIRTUE of n writ of fieri fnctas ito me
- directed by the Hon NJ Bradford Second Justice Of the
Peace for the Parish of Orleans have offered for sale public
auction at warehouse Circus street between Poydra and
Perdido, SATURDAY the l4h day of June, 1885, at IL
O'Clock NJ and have failed get wohrds of the appraised
value ,z
will again offer for sale public auction my warehouse
Circus street. SATURDAY, the 18th day of June 1856,
u o'clock NJ the above described property the highest
and last bidder twelve months credit with bond security,
with five per cent. interest per annum.
W. W. MITCHELL,
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0. o. WeoDMAN, New Orleans, La, and
jel2 5ndGw o. O. WooDMAN & CO., vicksburg. Miss,
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pRECRENRRDGE CDAL.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
~ prepared to deliver the above celebrated Coal
eamboa hotels private families, lots
suit, $40 per ton Of 2,0U0 lbs l45s sS 6
ORDERS left at the Yard, Front Levee, between Julia
St Joseph streets, will receive immediate attention.
Z- g2 zl= sCREEFY Il FARW ELL, 80 Natchez street.
New GlrleAnG. NOveMher2, .-LL-- -
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kg- sgnalzed off Cape Corenthis soop of War Cyan
sterling E.
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Steamboat Qeparturts Tbis aav.


n7- The ship Sea Belle, Capt. yeazfe, from
rict Cosgnees viii please attend to e receipt Their goods
on the Levee otherwise they will stored their expense and
risk.
iela GEO. ". HYNsON 4 CO. So Camp street.
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LEA two-stery Brick Dwelling situated on the north
side of Canal street. between Basin Franklin Streets
containing corridor parlor and dining three fine bed
rooms the second floor besides several good he'd
Of the delightful residences city having
the full advantage Of the breeze. The eghborood
highly respectable.
For full particulars apply the premises, No. 22 Canal st.
between Basin and Franklin streets. al If
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FRENCH LANGUAGE and LITERATUEEs
LEON LAUGRI& lately Lawyer the Bar Of Paris,
in the University Of Louisiana.
French class for gentlemen at o'clock every evening
at his Office University Buildings Of Baonne
streets. 5s raI0 am
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A ID. GRIEFF a. CO., IS AND 40 OLD LEvEE,
IAs Offer for sale

BLUE MISUNDERSTANDING
boxes.
WESTERN BUTTER-25O frkins and kegs.
GOSHEN :. rs firkins and kegs.
CHEESE-ll0 boxes Reserve md English Dairy,
ALE-1Iarris's, Taylor's and Vassar's.
HAMS-Dutteld's, Phipp's, and Davis's
WHISKY--Pike's, WiltShire's, and Miller Co.'s.
TEAS-25O half chests Souchong.
CRUSHED SUGAR-l00 hbls Woolsey e. Co.'S.
DRIED APPLES AND PEACHES-l5D bbls.
LARD 0lT.-Proctor Il CANDLES and s. Eagles
CIDER-75 boxes, pints and quarts.
LEMON SYRUP-I00 boxes, various brands.
SPERM CANDLES--l60 boxes S. Leonard's to arrive.
STRAW PAPER-2O0Q reams.
BOURBON WHISKY-25 bbs Extra.
For sale ia lots to suit purchasers and liberal terms.
r,,-ID Q,,
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WATERING PLACES.

- THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL WILL
opened on the FIRST day Of June under the personal AZ
&4A ention Of JOHN MCCONNELL Of 1s Common street.
f,frra Iny2T
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117ooDnlAN,s EXTRACT OF JAMAICA

jel2 5md&W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23

SENATOR ToCcErs REcErTIoS.-A reliable cor.
respondent se1s u the following statement IN regsfd
to the attempted trumphal reception OF Senator lou
cey in Hartford: o..
The dispatch sent from here last evening 70 lne
New-York papers relative to Toucey's welcome wa
untrue and lie outrage upon the lberty-oVihg Pco
pie of Hartford The people here did not bow down 20
their traitor senator represented. and the staeeno
in the dispatch designed merely to prop nun up
abroad. Iron his return from Washington ne re-
CURED the complete submission of his party ana 'nas
il should publicly laud him for his servhy u 'ne
South and by means of great labor ana eAl'else ;
demonstration attempted, which proved huln .i
sting failure, and showed that the people OF Cohhect
cut can neither be- inundated nor brbed mo d sur
render of their liberties. Not more than 2ooo persons
can be crammed into Touro Hall and very large Por.
ton of those present on that occasion were rreoh.
men, led by curiosity hear wha: the traitor coua
say in self.defeDse. All was cold and lteiess eIg'P'
the spasmodic cheering by order OF the cha'. " n
the meeting in the Hall broke up not more tha se'
y-fve went into the torchlight processon-.e
resi- of the crowd made up of boys ana s'ai one
at that 1t is regarded here disgraseiqi lalue
and nothing during the campaign hee 80 Daeh Eli
the Fremonters as this demonstration IL naI u'
proved that the heart Of old Connecticut Il souuu'
Don't doubt the result in CONNECTICUT 90; 80 !.
for Freedom. speak adysedly-the oniy qo;rty
as to the number Of the thousands when the may
il counted u
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BATTLE WITH THE CHE YENNEf
Of The St. Louis Republican.

Correspondence Of The 81. Louis Republican.
FORT LEAvESwoRTH, Sept. =. 1856.
| arrived here yesterday from Fort kearney. The
mail from Oregon, Mo-, TO that point was attacked by
about twenty-five Cheyenne Indians when about
twelve miles from the Fort. John Jones was shot
with al arrow through the right arm, and young
man who WIS with him had his hat shot of. Fortu-
naiely they had good team Of mules, and the pres
epce of mind of Jones saved both him and his COM
panion The Indians tried TO lame their animals, and
seemed in every possible way determined to kill them
As soon as Jones reported the facts TO Capt Wharton,
commanding officer of the post, he imu edlately or.
derei out Capt Stewards company and detachment
under Lieut. Wheaton who had just arrived the day
before from escorng the Sioux prisoners up to that
roint They pursued the 1ndiaIs and on Monday,
the 23d. came upon them in camp. charged upon and
killed ten of them the ground, captured twenty nve
head of ponies great many lances, shields, and
nearly everything they had in camp.
On the same evening, the same party OF Cheyennes'
or another party attacked train Of four wagons De-
longing to Mr.. Babbitt of Utah killing two men shot
another one through the leg. killed child OF MIS-
Wilson about two months old. and took her on prs-
oper This lady lived for some years in your city,
mantua-maker Fourth street. The troops were
again ordered out and the men properly buried nut
no trace Of Mr. Wilson could he found The lndi ans
had two DAYS the start of us, and we were unaoie 10
oyertske them | forgot 10 say that good many
goods belonging TO MIR. Babbt were aiken, toSetnef
with four mules and his cattle scattered in every OIL
recton.
Such is hurried account Of some Of the tansac-
tions near Fort Kea1ey.
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KANSAS.
GOV. GEARY'S PROCLAMATION.

Special Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune.
LAWRENCE, X. T., II p. m, Sept. IL, 1856.
Tonight Mr.. Adams, one of Gov. Gesry's
suite rode from LecomptOn to this place. and read to
the crowd the inclosed Address and Proclamation
published in THE TRIBUNE of yesterday. The
Gen. Stricken who signs his name as the appointed
Adjutant. General, is the same concerned in the
breaking open of Free.State mems trunks at Tc-
cumseh few days ago. NoFree-State man would
enroll himself under Stricken. Gov Geary promises
to visit Lawrence next Wednesday Q7th).
News has just reached us that the Rufiians are
marching upon Franklin four miles from here. If
this is true, We will march in an hour to Franklin.
POTTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23
BrR1os's THEAIER-Mss Polly Marshall. whose

BUTTONS THEAIER.-Miss Polly Marshall. whose
name has been for number Of weeks before our eyes,
in the paper. and underlined on the bills, played
last evening Cor the first time in America, at Burton
new Theater. That fair opportunity might De az
forded to Judge of her peculiar powers, she appeared
in two plays, Catching Governor, and An Object Of
Interest. London is not far from New-Yerk that
we had never heard of Miss Marshall until announced
BY Mr. Burton; on the contrary, the English newspa-
pers have said much in her praise and so much has
been written by correspondents Of American Journals
in her favor, that the public expected something oil
more than usual excellence. Miss Marshall was siifer
ing from a too severe attack OF NERVOUSNESS
attendant upon the first appearance before Sra"s'
audience to appear TO the best ADVANTAGE ''S'
She is, however evidently agreeable singer ""n'
pleasingly and plays with great deal OF 'p1'' 'o
and yivacity. A.
1t would perhaps be hardly coureous'' c,u"'', I've
lady very closely until better acquaintance mas ''o
her more at her case The impEesslos she naue ~Dn
spectators vas exceedingly favorable as was
bv the upsnnity with which they joined IN Una eau
which broueh, her before the curtain