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THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE,
No Al, Vol XII, contains:
Portrait Of Geo. W. Matseil,
Diary Of Burglar.
Murder Of Junvs, the Jew Pedder.
Murder at Weedspoft-
Mysterious Tragedy in New-Noik.
Tragedy aud Suicide.
Robbery Of g Bank Messenger.
Danyils Poisoning CAse-DescTipi1n Of the Prisoners
TLe Progress q the Burdell Csse-Norv Mystery.
Dodsef" In The Sixth Ward -
Horse Steslns-ShopliGug- Panel" Game.
. ROW die" in England leo Years Ago
s.d1rten Tris, 1. BrcokyIl-s 1900 Damages.
Foreign Criminal News
Revolving Murder of q Gifl;
Daring BAR lAry =. q Farmhouse
1rehl, Murder in France
4 Mcdaniel Pr.soner-A Oena1s
A ous BrisoisS Captured ia Hungary
Election Riot az Nsshington $3.50 49,, , -.
No Ia Nssssust.
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NETWORK, THURSDAY, JUNE IL, 1857
ID o r T E RS S P r T
FOR JUNE 49,

ID o r T Z RS S P r
i FOR JUNE IS,
OUT THIS DAY
Contains a Unusual Variety Of Choice Reading.
LOOK OVER THE CONTENTS
JERRE COOPER's KISG-BIRD.
GRAND REGATTA NBW-YORK YACHT CLUB.
THE GULF STREAM. BY FosTER.
LAKE TROUT FISHING. By KEuEA
ANCIENT FAMILIES OF VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND.
BY OBSERVER.
LADIES' COLUMN-FAsHIOSs FOR JUNE.
NY SECOND DAYS DEER HUNT. By HUkTXS KNIFE.
GIVE NE NY HEART By MINNIE NAV.
TOURNAMENT IN OLD VIRGINIA
GREAT CRICKET MATCH AT HOBOKEN
CRICKET AND BASE BALL IN THE UNITED STATES.
FUR FIN AND FEATHER
LETTER FROM tom TAFFRAIL.
THE AMERICAN HORSES IN ENGLAND
SKETCHES OF THE GOODwOOD COURSE.
FACT, FUN AND FANCY.
THE FASHION RACES.
JOE MUGGINS DOG.
AQUATICs-OUT-DOOR SPORTS.
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
TROTTING on LONG ISLAND
LEXINGTON AND NASHVILLE RACES.
THE SPIRIT OF THE WEEK.
MARKETS, &c.
RACING IN FRANCE. By CARL BENSON.
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE.
EXCITEMENT AMONG THE NEWSMEN
TROTING IN CONNECTICUT.
UNCLE JACKS TIGER HUNT.
THE QUARTER RACE AT TRENTON.
READ-READ-READ
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE
PRICE-SX CENTS.
m III + n T. w n o L l. q.
i MILLER CURTIS, No. S2l !Broadvay,
Pub,h This Morning June 10 from advance sheet. from the
Author,
THE DEAD SECRET.
By
WILKlE COLLINS
svo., Paper. 50 cents.
On FRIDAY June H.
The Work handsome Library Edition, large type limo.
cloth. 81
For sale by all dealers.
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OUT THIS MORNING-THE NETWORK
" LEDGER, IARPERs WEEKLY, LEsLIE's PAPER
and PORTERs SPIRIT OF THE TIMES.
THE NEWSMAN's AGENCY, No. S? Ann.si.
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NEWPORT PROPERTY.-FOr SALE or EX-
~ CHANGE-A valuable PLOT off, acres well located In
the southern part Of Newport r. L. ths residence OF
me',, Phsien fsyne Wm 3 WetmoIe ana othsrs fas -,
the sea very desirable location Of the most 80 on tse
island streets graded Terms cash at the option OF thu
buyer fourth the balance In equal payments I'm
one two or three years. legal interest The above pos OF
nare. Of ground will be exchanged for good city property OF
,ar value and unsncumbered For further particulars apply
10 HOMER MORGAN Pne.s.,
(Ua0 No. 8 Metropolitan Bank Baidins
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60 turner's ano Others.
Gorsrs, Carriages, Sc.

A LARGE lot of new EXPRESS WAGONS, o
~ different sizes FOR SALE. Apply at STU DLEYS tx
PRESS OFFICE, Ne y Haven Depot, Csnast.
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/ L 4 y I to n l. W : MEN,
Newsmtn who disappointed in getting their supply
of PORTERS SPIRIT Of June order hereafter
DEXTERG BRO, SAMUEL YATES. any Of the wholesale
agents New York except ROSS TOUsEY. This notice
has necessary consequence of attempt the
pant of r. T. 20 the Publishers Of NewYOrk 70 follow
the recent example Of The Ledger and alter the price of the
papers to and dealers in order that they, r. T.
NAV secure the ultimate control Of the market and having dis
posed of their immediate rival in the New York business be
able to tie price the country dealers and smaller sgen
at will For full particulars tter plot against the Ehs and
uroft Of the smaler agents PORTERs SPIRIT Of this
Q3thl present week
HISTORY OF THE COMET.-Are we to be
Il Il DESTROYED Answer to be found in LIFE ILLUS
TRATED Of this week ready Ouly cents, all news
have il.
JERRY-A Doc BIOGRAPHY, with portrait stating what
Jery could dos Mdden's First Love- Manners, Male and
Female; sympathy.
SUNDAY EVENING IN FIFTH AVENUE CHURCH,
The Rev SIDNEY A. COREY the Thester Ambe. in the
Country; Stump Fences
CHINESE SUGAR CANE; Shade Trees about Dwellings,
Maple Sugar; The Crops; Strawberies from Georgia.
THE ESSENCE OF BRANDY; SHALL WE HAVE
STREETS The National Academy Of Design The Edu
SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH, with Ensravins' IL it a
failure 80
NEWS or THE WEEK-Here may be found oil the most
up in Understanding the Gossip Of the Week in city ana
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Broadway.
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Real Gstaie for Sale.
ToR SALE in WINpHAM COUNTY. CONN,
EOR SALE or TO LET IN BROOKLYN--

The very desirable DWELLING Nc. IS Sandsstr nssr
the Fey pleasant neighborhood aud healthy oesy
put in fine order three story brok VITA NON
built by days work for owners so the large story
Franz HO Sc with Double Attic No 81 Sands q extra sz
Lot now rented till May, 1889 The HOUSE No s., rented
til May 1853 form ing together, property renting for *i9
M apnnm Houses be had together separately
on liberal terms Apply to s W. SMITH No % sand"'t OF
to No. Broadway.
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TOR SALE-On the WILLIAMSBURG and Ja-
il maca Turnpike Road, l., Half Acre Of LAND with
Cottage House and BARN and plenty Of Fruit wthn
miles Of the WILLIAMSBURG ferries. Apply To ROBERT
BURROUGHS, Of the person the premises near the Luz
theran Cemetery. East WILLIAMSBURG and Middle Village
stages pass the place every half hour.
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TT'IIE MAGISTRATE.
JOURNAL or CRIMINAL EVENTS.
The Third Edition for this week ready BY SevsmAn
THIS MORNING. ROSS TOuSEI,
General AGENTS.
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Che Gnrf.
pleasure Gfenrsicns.

EXCURSlONS.-The fine Double-decked Barge
H IRENE newly painted put in complete order furnished
with and new coor will be chartered for excursions Also
the steamboats, KING PHILIP, YOUNG AMERICA, g. b.
a. or 10 the Captain ON board foot Adsns-st, Brooklyn
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IGOR SALE-A DOUBLE COTTAGE, contain
DOR SALE.-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE in
COR sALR-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, con-

il tsrrng three and half seres situated the south da
Il Staten Island II adoias the lands Of VIM H. Aspinw ale
kses the and has well shaded laws with Stable, Coach
houses nod Garden producing abundance Of vegetables
sne mutt Part Of the ehs;e can remain on eSad .sS
Pesr.t, to JAMES RIDGwAY, No. IS William It,, rooms
Nos. Is aud H.
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YNHE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE
The great Criminal Psper being perfect record Of crime
throy rhout the world ebs shed with portraits 0 living
criminals ssled weekly Annual subscription 50 siX months
81 Address r. A. SEYMOUR Ofce Of National Police
Gyzette No I'll Broadway, New York
THE IOWA CITIZEN is the best paper in the
Il West a medium through which 10 advertise. IL also
gives detailed sceouEi Of the prosres. Of Western RAoa Is
and Land Spscutons and source through which C-Pass
profitable Investments Teens % peE Ad
dErss W. II. FARMER Des Moiues. Iowa
lust PUBLISHED A new MAP OF the
- COUNTRY FORTY MILES AROUND CHICAGO,
showing the Quarter Sections al the Towns Railroads
&c. II ~l be BY mail postpaid IeesiP, OF s.
Address RUFUS BLANCHARD CAieAso, Ill
y. has Map Of thc Streets Of Chicago which viii
also be mailed for 25 cents.
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and Franklin Counties 90 50 TO 90 In lots Of 10
These lands the best Ia the Union we'll
waered good timber and splendid improved farms
with the enerprsns people Location 10 hestby
and pleasant with better home market for produce than New
cbapdi,e might be taken One hundred Farms and Land for
sale Moderate prices in every direction Apply 70 j.
VANDERBILT, No. "a Fulton ~, Office open from u q
snd at sAvERYs HOTEL, No. IA Beehemant, from ITO I'D
until the 18th int
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-08
Look ut Home!

One of the objections made 10 the decision
OF the Supreme Court, in The Died Scott case
is that il declares negroes not 10 be citizens.
There is nothing neither novel nor mons lrons
in this. Our own State Constitution, under
which our own Black Republicans tive ..d
breathe and have their being" virtually de-
clares the same doctrine. Negroes are not
citizens in the Stale of Pennsylyania-no
but free aDhiis men are snd yet our virtuous
Republicans pass ovtF This fact, and fndig-
uantly assaa Judge Taney, man whose
character stands above reproach, and whose
ermine has never been soiled by single
corrupt act, for expressing an opinion in 1857,
which the Constitutional Convention of
Pennsylvania declared as early as 1898. Ye
generation of vipers! look at home. "Pluck
the beam from your own eyes, before you
put on speciaces TO discover tthe mote in
Others" and they hurl their thunder bolts
against the Court for pronouncing the Mis-.
souri, Compromise unconstitutional, when the IT
old Federal fathers opposed lis enactment on
the same ground in 1920, and burnt iu effigy
David Fullerton and Others who helped 10
pass il. To what monstrous wrorgs and
gross absurdi,ies will not blind fanaticism
lead Harrisburg Patriot
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-08
The Coal Trade

Is just now being, what is called in The coal
regions, "revolutonized." The old principle
of supply and demand for regulating the trade
is considered too anliqua,ed, though proper
enough for other branches of business. The
coal operators do not intend 10 lei any more
coal go to market than will keep The price
regularly up 10 certain mark, which they
say is ren;uneraive, from which the public
will infer that they have hitherto been get
ting their coal too cheap and below cost -
Combination among the operatives has led
10 comb nation among the boalmen, and
they will not let any boats leave Schuylki
Haven loaded, at less freig ht than 81 90 per
ton, though the dealers say they will moi pay
more Than 81 80. Several hundred boats,
many oflhem loaded at 81 rs 1 80 per ton,
have been detained at Schuylk,ll Haven du-
ring the week. Two boats belonging TO Mr..
Bertleu, of Reading, were injured. One was
set on fire, and partially destroyed, while the
other was scuttled. These acts are calculated
to interfere greatly with the trade, which, for
want Of sufficient carrying time and means,
will admit OF no delay at the early part of the
season.-Ledger H
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-08
Reputation OF Wilmot.


The Philadelphia Daily News, the leading
"Amer,can" organ of the State, repudales the
nomination Of Wllmot in most unequyocal
declarations of hostility to his election. Ii
says
owe are grali6ed 10 learn that there is but
one sentiment among the conservative and
national minded men of the City, in relation
10 the action of the Republican Convention a,
Harrisburg, and that one of indignant and un-
qualified condemnation. The Americans re.
pndiaie its action, ard will refuse 10 support
tie nominees, because they are nalioEai in
their principles, and will support no one for
office, who is sectional agilaor, and does
not recognize and endorse American primer.
pies; and they have accordingly already
started movement for The holding of All
American State Convention, 10 nominate a
ticket worthy of thei, confidence and sup.
port"
IL there is honor or integrity in Know Moth
insism, or if lha, party is not TO be wholly
abandoned, Wlmol will never receive the
sup2or; of lis members. II the thing has
conscious existence or respect for itself, II
must show il now.
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Le.ser Of IIop. n. b. Malksr.


Wosb(Heton, Mafeh ~, 1857.
Mr. DEss Sra II have, Il your fequsst,
fe-cons'defed ny discrimination, ss annoua.
csd TO you, declining your tender Of The Of.
foe Of Governor Of lhs Territory Of Kansas.
In view ofthe opinIeD nov presented by you,
that the ssfs,y Of the Union may depend upon
the selection OF The individual 10 whom shall
be assigned The task OF settling the difficulties
which again surround the Kansas question,
/ have concluded that solemn sense Of duty
TO my country requires me 10 accept This po-
sitiou. I am brought 10 this conclusion
with an unaffected diflidence in my own abil-
iIy, bu, with fervent hope tina. the same
overruling Providence which has carried my
beloved country through so many perils, will
now attend and direct my humble efforts for
her welfare, and that my course will not be
prejudged by any portion Of my fellow cili-
zens, in or out of Kansas.
/ understand that you, and all your cabinet,
cordially concur in the opinion expressed by
me, that the actual, bona jide residents of The
Territory of Kansas, by fair and regular vote,
unaffecte by fraud or violence, must be per-
mitted, in adopting their State constitution,
TO decide for themselves what shall be their
social institutions. This is The great funda-
mental principles of The act of Congress or
ganizing that Territory, affirmed by the Su.
preme Court Of the United States, and is in
accordance with The views uniformly express.
ed by me throughout my public career.
contemplate a peaceful settlement Of this
question by an appeal to The intelligence and
patriotism Of the whole people of Kansas,
who should all participate, freely and fully,
in this decision, and by majority Of whose
votes the determination must be made, as
the only proper and constitutional mode Of
adjustment.
] contemplate no appeal to military pow er,
in the hope that my countrymen of Kansas,
from every action, will submit 10 decision
Of this matter by full and fair vote of ma.
jority of,he people Of that Territory. If this
decision cannot thus be made I see nothing
in the future of Kansas by civil war, extend.
ing its balelul influence throughout the coun-
try, and subjecling the Union itself 10 immi-
nent hazard.
Twill go, then, and endeavor thus to adjus,
these difficulties, in the full confidence so
strongly expressed by you, that will be sus-
tained by all your high authority, with the
cordial cooperation Of all your cabinet.
As il will be impossible for me to leave tor
Kansas before the second Monday of May
next, would desire my appointment TO take
effect from that date.
Very respectfully, your friend,
ROBERTJ. WALKER
JAMES BUCHANAN, President of the United
States.
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Aaalrs In Ksasas.


The admins, talion has iniiiassd none Of
lho proceedingsin Kansss, having ID visw
ihe election Of delegates preliminary 10 the
furmation Of Stale Constitution, but with
lhe intention aiisi desire 10 terminate the dis.
tracting question of slavery, will assist in
carrying forward the measure which has
been commenced in the territory for iha,
purpose, leaving :he people at large, without
any reference whatever 10 their political
divisions, 10 settle Il by a free aud unlram-
rmeIedsvoIe for themselves.
lthayiug been repeatedly asked how M
dependent suffrage can be exercised, if The
laws OF the territory are to be regarded as
valid, the reply from the best sources of in
formation is, that the law providing for the
election is fair one, it explicitly declaring
that free white male citizens of the United
States, over 81 years Of age, residents of the
territory on the ist of April, shalt be entitled
10 vote for delegates 10 the Constitutional
Convention. This law 10 TO be administered
without regard whatever 10 any test oaths.i
Governor Walker, and Mr.. Stanton, the
Secretary OF State, have repeatedly said that
their efforts, in accordance with the views of
the administration, will be TO secure fair
expression of the opinion of all the people
of Kansas, while they will carefully abstain
from any act which can be construed into
Partially to one side or The other. Which,
soever way the citizens decide, the admins.
lra'ion win be contentS Gov. Walker re-
peals his opinion thai Kansas will be free
State.
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The DEAD LETTER 9STrcE--Il is stated th al
during The quarter ending the 3lst of March,
about 1000 dead letters have teeu opened al
the Dead Letter Office, containing money
amounting in The aggregate 10 over $11, 900,
and already seven eishls Of this amount have
been restored 10 the owners. The estimates
oi the department of the whole number OF
dead letters receivediu former years, under
The high postage system, was three millions
and half. Under the low postage prepaid
svsiem il does not exceed three millions q
year, although the number of letters mailed
is far greater.
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The Fusion Repudiated.

A large and enthusiastic meeting Of Amer
leans, was held at the Sons of America Hall,
corner of Seventh and Sansom streets, Phil.
adelphia, on Friday evening last, in which
strong resolutions were passed denouncing
the proceedings Of the Black Republican
Stale Convention. The President of the
meeting was aulhorizsd to appoint COM
miiiee OF ,weniy-four, with The view of re.
organizing for the State campaign. The idea
is The call State Conveniion 10 nominate
Full straight out Americaa ticket, IN opposi.
lIon OF Black Republicanism- in particular,
and all other sectional isms in general. Ddf.
ing the speeches made it was, asserted lha,
at least $4,000 votes in the Stale of Penn
sYlvania could be depended on ia the next
fall campaign for the straight out American
ticket. , .-5 g..
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>s.tlIk


..,.
Wise and good men sserywhse ere be-
coming sensible ofihe danger wi,ioh mussre.
fult TO Christianity and lie Christian churches
Y ihe political raniers ats allowed 10 desc.
cfsis thslpulpis. II was s.undefa a sense Of
H'ss danger tha, tho las, Methodist Confer.
snee al Baltimore, BY It's best men, rebuksd
the Notwithstanding spirit of hypocrilical
demagogues in the following proceedings:
Rev. issac GIBSON and N. Wilson submit.
ted The following resolutions: "a.
Rssstued, BY the Ballimsre Conference, in
eooiefsncs assembled, that we, highly den.
reca'e The agitation of the slavery question,
which has already resulted 10 the great delri.
ment OF the political and religions interests
of the country. E-' &
ResofDed That as heretofore we will op.
pose with zeal and aggression which shall
be attempted by the ubolilion agiiaiors OF
the country.
Rev. James H. Brown moved to lay them
upon the table. Adopted.
Rev. John A. Collins deprecated such &C.
tion, as il placed the Conferences in an indeed
equivocal position. He would therefore ask
that they again be taken up, with view 10
direct vote thereupon. Agreed TO by the
following voe--yeas, 2iO; nays, a.
They were then put nPon their passage
and The frs, resolution adopted by yeas, ego;
hays 8. '.af 80 ~
The second one was taken up and also
adopted by vote Of yeas, 1877; nays, II.
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The Drama.

Since Uncle Toms Cabin, and similar plays
have been hooled of the Stage, The "moral
drama" has been comparatively dead. But
the Dred Scott decision has given TO it new
LIE and brought uut several new actors
Drsd Scott; or: The Supreme Cour of the
United Sla,es," is regularly played now ev.
cry Sunday, in New York, in what were once
church edifices. Rev Henry Ward BeecRsr
Rev. DR.. Tying, and Rev. DR.. Cheever. are
The leading ac,ors--in theatrical phrase, stars
and have gained considerable notoriety
Dr.. Cheever seems likely, however, TO bear
off the palm. His version is more tragicaI
and has wider scope, for effective acting,
such as is calculated to "bring down the
house." The bills ior the Church of the Pu.
ritans--Dr. Cheever's-announc It's conlin-
ualon until further notice. ...
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BouNrY LAND WARRANTs.-There were re-
ceived at the Pension Office, Washington,
during March, i.ess Applications for bounty
land, and s,43S warrants were issued, to sat.
isiy which, will require $40 acres Of land
The total number Of applications received,
under the bounty lard law, is 27I, ,237, and
lss, ,447 warrants hare been issued, requiring
24,35l, $50 acres of land. Of the applications
not yet carried into warrants probably ovel
$4,000 have been suspended or rejected; The
balance being in The hands of the examin.
ers, or at other offices for service from The
rolls.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-08
Black Republican, Platform.

The Republican State Convention, held
here on the 25th, adopted series of resolu.
tons, from which we extract The following:
"Resolved, That the Constitution confers
upou Congress SOVEREIGN POWER. over
the Territories OF the United States for their
govern n ept.n
"Resolved, Nv Tha, we DENY THE
AUTHORITY OF CONGRESS 8 y y 10 give
legal existence 10 slavery in uny Territory
oil the United States, while the Constitution
shall be maialained.n
First, they couceed the sovereign power
of. Congress TO govern the, Territories, and
then deny one, Of The very attributes of that
sovereignty. This shows the strait to which
The Black Republican disuuionisls are re-
duced to maintain their house, and is enough
to drive from their ranks every honest, sens.
ible man, who aims only at the good govern.
ment, peace and prosperity of The county.