, 1856-10-31
NEWS BY EXPRESS!
Three Days Ahead of the Mail!l

Monday evening last, we are under obliga-
tions for files of New York and Boston
papers, from Sept. 9th to the goth.
For a similar favor and files, at the
same date, we are indebted to the Noisy
Carrier" San Francisco, through Mr.. G.
f. WILLIAMS, of this place, agent for the
Express of WEEIs, FARGO & Co.
For whatever news of interest that may
be found subjoined, our readers will credit
to the New York Herald and Tribune.
We observe that the nearer the Presi-
dental election approaches, the canvass
wakes The warmer in the local State cleo
tions. Conventions and mass meetings are
everywhere being held by oil parties, mark
cd by the greatest enthusiasm and excite
ment. Black Repubicanism is moving
Heaven and earth to carry its point
Know nothingiSm, through Mr.. FILLMORE,
is still making feeble effort not to be en-
tirely obscured, but from every indication
at present visible, the star Of Buck and
Bred" shines brightly out-eclipsing all
umalgamations and iSms.
The OLD LINE WHIGs AT BALTIMORE
The flannel petticoat National Conven-
ton, as the Herald calls it)-the old line
wings at Baltimore has declared enthusias-
tically for Fillmore and Donelson, and ad-
journed. About 25 States were very slimly
} represented.
No change has been made, or different
instructions sent out concerning the San
Francisco Vigilance committee.
ELECTION IN MANE.-The Black Repub-
licans have succeeded in this State, as it
was supposed they would, by quite a large
majority. HAMIN has been elected Gov
ernor over all opposition, by over $4,000
majority-a united delegation to the next
Congress, and a large majority in both
branches of the legislature.
The vote Of this year will be about ten
thousand heavier than the vote Of last
year, which was the largest ever thrown
in this State by some fourteen thousand.
The Democratic party polled about as
heavy vote as they did last year.
Kansas.
News received by this mail represent
matters as wearing more promising aspect
in that unhappy Territory. Advices Of the
10th September say that the State prison
ers were released on bail. Gov. Geary has
issued q proclamation commanding oil
armed bands to disperse. Emory's band
were taken before Gen. Smith for arresting
an officer Of the army
Gen. Smith had ordered all the families
seeking safety at Fort Leavenworth to
leave on Wednesday, the 10th ult.
l ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 10, 1856
Governor Geary's inaugural address, de-
livered at Lecompton on the llth inst,
was brief and pointed. 1t deprecates q
continuance Of the strife and disorder In
the Territory, caused by the illegal and un-
Iiusti6able interference Of other States F;
promises to do justice to al without party
consideration, and expects obedience to
the laws Of the Territorial Legislature until
they are repealed. A proclamation was
issued on the same day, ordering that the
volunteer militia be discharged, and com
mandng that all armed bodies Of men dis
band or quit at once the Territory.
Gov. Geary reached Leavenworth City
on Tuesday evening. Quite q number Of
. the citizens and men under arms were on
the banks, ready to receive some two or
three companies Of Missourians which were
expected When they learned that Gov.
Geary was on board they called him out.
He appeared on the guard and made them
a speech Of about ten minutes length, say
ing, among other things, with qualifications
attached, that he would enforce oil the
Territorial laws that toeye oOHStitWtiOmal.
The Governor then proceeded up the river
aud landed at the fort, where he had imme-
diate consultation with Gen. Smith. He
stated bis intention to proceed to Lawrence
in a few days, without any more troops
than would suffice for bodyguard. .a
Trouble BETWEEN ENGLAND AND Mexico,
Philadelphia, Sept. Is, 1856. Private
advices from Mexico, via Havana, mention
reports Of q serious difficulty between the
Government Of that country and the Brit
ish Minister, and that the latter had de-
manded bis passports. Orders had been
transmitted to Havana for the British
squadron there to proceed to Vera Cruz,
to enforce the demands Of England. The
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at Havana, was collecting naval force
aud would sail Immediately.
Nicaragua.
The following appears as on editorial in
the n. Y. Tribune, Of Sept, 90:
"The latest news from the interior is
highly important There are no longer
/. Democrats and Lcgitimsts both parties