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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-31
OPINION In KANSAS.

We have Kansas journals down 10 the 18th inst,
and their indications are go important that con-
dense them into a column.
The Herald OF Freedom-which has been 30 fervcnt
In its devotion to and praises of Gov. Walker and
thorough in its hostility TO the Topeka organization
that it is regarded recreant to the Free-Sate cause
by many ardent supporters Of that cause-says that all
parties in Lawrence regarded the Governors Procla-
nation against the voluntary charter movement in
that city as ill-advised" After giving place to the
Proclamation, The Herald thus comments:
"We regret this act on the part of Gov. Walker, as
It's tendency is to nsme the people at the time when
al parties should be lsberng to perpetuate the era Of
peace. We have no sympathy with The independent
city organization we indicated in our las number
and greatly regretted it, as we were spprehensve it
would bring upon just what IL rapidly approaching
While we take exceptions TO that movement, we must
also take xceptions tc Gov Walker bringing the mil
itary to Lawrence he had legal processes TO serve,
they should have been served by United States
authorities, and no man in Lawrence out of il
would have resisted it. Our peope-all Of them, the
extremists ncluded-know too well that Uncle Sans
authority Is not to be resisted with inpuniy.
"Gov. Walker nsy send troops here, AID may
rest those connected with the organic alton Of the City
Government. This is all he can accomplish. There
will be ne resistance; hence, no boodsled. Matters
will move quietly and the agita.ors either side
viii not be able to get up q serious collision.
1--WE hope that Gov Walker will not allow bad coun-
eel to govern him in this crisis. lie Is surrounded by
men who desire TO drive people into extreme meas
ures but we are conscious that the FreeS party is
occupying high vantage ground, and we shall not be
driven from it by sustaining extreme measures on the
one hand, or resisting Federal authority on the other
The policy ofo people, and the administration of Gov
Walker, as sbadowed In his spS ech at Topeka, the
inst 70 preserve the quiet Of the Territory pescea-
bly, we can, but at all events to preserve the gen
esIs quiet secondly, for the pespo to get the Ter,
Htonm government into their own hands, aud
ada,nlster for the benefit Of tho actual residents s
idenfssa This being the case, il is the uteree. Of
e;os. Wsksr, as well a: the people, to keep all agi-
snenf Which tends TO aeefbaton on eitLer hand The
bringing % the troops to Lawrence cannot be viewed
IN any cher light than movement 60 oyorawe and
intmidste the people and to induce them 10 scouesee
In the plans Of the Governor. lie may succeed in
convincing the South that he is true TO bis first love
bst hs cannot succeed In subjugsting the people of
lAwTs nee or Of the Territory"
The Larrease RepublieaS--organ OF the upcom.
yrcmisisg RfeeState meDin fsssue Of the 2d ave:
Before this issue Of our papey reaches its readers
sbe most Of them viii hsye beard by the telegraph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-31

Among the visitors attbe Greenbrier White Sulphur
Sprr gs Va, are Judge Wayne, OF the United States
Suprem Court; Senator Slde of La. Gov. Pratt OF
Md and the wife Of Gov. Walker of Kansas. There
arc 500 visitors in all.
CEy, WALLER FOR NICARAGUA AGtIS.-As we go
10 press We are reliably informed that General w aker
vii leave New-Oieans on the LIST of August for the
scene Of his former gories, aud all who wish to 60
from Texas are requested 10 take notice and govern
Themselves accordingly.
Houston (rexss) Telegraph, July II.
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yIEJpS IN CENTRAL NEW YORK.
x.r The ~ Y. Tribune.

Correspondence o. The ". Y. Tribune
SYRACUSE July %, 1867.
Your remarks respecting the forthcoming Re
publican State Convention are well said, although
some Of them do not apply to US in Central New.
York. We have no Fremont nor Seward I"
men, as such, with US, although We all admire these
senitpen for their p,triotisnf sNstesmanship and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-31

be added to all unpaid Croton Water Rents, and OF
the LIST Of November an additional ten per cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-31

~ ,,.n oyou, SA3 confidence which s re nsTeri1'-
,tp rn az. Of final and glorious triumph,
Tie ansas Leader, s,aeda at Cen,rop,!i', sndprc-
f.,.d,, Free STATE, though bitterly hose 70 the To-
p.hs State organization, says that but 10 oil IN NV
voters fan Free Sta.eI residing IN the two n~n7nP'
which ;pcude the Village of CeDt,as s:gnsd the me-
orel asking Congress 10 adni, Kansas under the io-
rsks Constitution The Leader strenuou-y dissas 1-
rom voting at the State Election mex, hondsy oul
nrces all 10 vote at the Territorial Election ID OcooeF'
II says: c.,,.
"Ibat there is b.tter way ItGan putting me S,s''
Government in force TO accomplish Cur oo)sc.' a.s
equally evident. BY eec.ng members ~ 'h' 49,
Leeisjsture in October and then repeating every SUI
Gle obnoxious law, and then passing good whoesons1
enaciments n their stead, place ourselves III sa'a
D, .iion. BY doicg this we caH avoid me
State Government. ard yet enjoy all the adVuvs
10 be derived from jus, ard equitable laws We 'an
occnpy a stand. point from which We can dcta't q
Congress the terms or which We VIII g. in!o nS
Upion-whether under the Topeka Constitution VI
some other
We have thus given from antagonist sources saei
Manifestations as indicate the vsrying currents 0
orDion smong the Free-State men Of Kansas W.
TUT they al tend toward ultimate sccerd, and tina
the great majority of them will vote at both election
the State in August. and the Territorial N October
Let the usurped scepter Of Legality be wrestedif
the bands Of the elect Of the Border Rrfians even
the cost Of some sacrifice OF feeling, OF PRIDE, an
of technical consistency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-31
CITY ITEMS.

Another deluge of water fell upon the city yesterday
1t raned necessarily nearly all day, and was keeping
il up at 10 o'clock at night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-31

undertaking. II is only necessary TO state that on
commencing it trench had to be dug Is feet wide,
and vary ing IN depth from Ii feet to % feet for long
portion Of the way this through solid rock which
could only be removed by blasting, while in other
psfts where the ground found to be low and
msrshy, qucksands were met with, and il was only
BY the Of concrete and sand in immense quantities
that bottom could be obtained Of sufficient strength
to hold the weight Of the superstrueture. The
sewer is built with an inverted arch, bottom
Of solid stone masonry, two feet thick, straight
sides run up three feet high which then
liked with brick eight inches thick; the top Is arched
with Pinch brick masonry, leaving the nsde Of the
sewer feet high by s. feet wide in the clear. Terra
Gotta pipes inches in diameter have been placed at
intervals Of % feet opposite the fronts Of all the lots
the line of the sewer to enable property holders
make come ctons without having to break through
foot thick wall Of solid stone masonry. This az
rsngement is entirely new and is the suggestion of the
C ntractor for the work. Buls-eyes, a. they are
have all been constructed each side, at the
intersection Of different streets for the purpose Of
ceving lateral Where corners have been
urDec the structure has been brought round IN per.
feet curve and finished Outside and In with the Same
fmoOthness AID exactitude as the remainder Of the
wok-a great improvement on the old method Of
turning blocks by sections of square. The honor OF
this Innovation is also due 10 the contractor. The,
mouth Of the sewer situated at the foot Of
street, East River, is cold looking pile of stone
masonry capped with heavy granite coping here the
best idea be obtained of the szs of the sewer and
the method Of construction. The entire sever 10 4"w
feet lor and is calculated TO drain 700 sores o.
land. 1t WIS commenced in October, 1904, oy
Mr.. John L. Brown, the well known sea'ens-'
ker OF Water street Only within the last low yeass
has Mr.. Brown turned his attention to conrsc'ing e
he has already executed some Of the most extsnSiys-
works in our city. The President Of the Croton
Board in his annual report to the Common Cosncl,
December, 1885, paid Mr.. Brown hiah complinsns
fer his ability as contractor, and bic accuracy n 10
lowing out bis specifications aud the Engineer o. the.
Department states that there Is 10 bstteT eoasssaeses
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Some few reasons
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whether will the dsess. Cor which 10 prescnesS n
viii false practice, and should be discarded " s.
T. practice aud ought 10 b exalted the hshef ssss
a honor.
Iro BE eosrSuEDl
Eors Tomorrow's extract viii comprise Review Of the
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peril. Of Arctic Navigation with four spirited Enssvinsss
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,sr.,ee Poeu-The Gamblers Fate naasnces Of Homes
4. ,bev should Be-" Trip Over she Aie5hsnie,i 49,
Mid With Engravirgs New Ps.sn, Plane iHuss eo
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Special Notices.

EsS From Baker L Godwin's steam rH,, ,,.ho,,,s
The Mechanical Execution OF a nhi nJh.eix u
show Bill, Gard, Circular. Pamphiet a'aporl-e n
il now the criterion Of his business tSct anu "a
these be badly designed III printed ineessi' business
the individual no circuate them 10 et o .ba. i inn
soyen The hTs~d man Dryed old osy styles Of the above
ssm.d articles have abandoned by % nd Sen
r,,.,i ~ VI. Ie ,itb which BAKER GOODWIN give ze't
i Ia conspcaity everything that issues ron thelr
pIsTNEss MEN vino believe in these Principles OF PRINT
g., 40, iyi.cd 70 test the facilities Of the METROPOLITAN
STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT where the Art Of
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10 the satisfaction Of scores Of customers
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klSIAL PALACE,--The Crystal PaLlce is
" ,i olen = ih public at contains many interesting and
fSIe. things The Sts;sary aOre worth price of al.
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READY RECKONER AND MEAsUhER
For Merchants and Traders Ship Builders ana uno-t
Farmers and Droyers, Banks and stock Co"penie''
Cotton Brokers Ac -
BY Oliver Byrne, Civil, Military and Mechanical IDs"ee''
Table Sbowing the value of any number o ysfd' Pu"'
Table -Showng the value any number Of articles at VI
! 25, | 50. &c. each.
Table ud the value Of any number Of pounds of cotton
AZ 10. 26. 3l6, kc. Of u cent each.
Table 4-Wsges By the week.
Table 5Bosrd by the week.
Table Board measure.
Table Timber reduced to inch board measure.
Table Plank measure.
Table s-Logs reduced to inch. board measure
Table lO-To find the solid content OF timber. j., -
Table i-Showing the cubics content Of sP~f' anu 04e
Table Il and lS-rterest At SIX and seven per cent
Table -showiug the amount Of One Dollar N gwen mum
Der Of years. l., =. ...
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month 20 the same day in any other moh'n'
Table lS-MeGsures of Length.
Table l1-Messures Of Surface
Table ls-Masures of Capacity.
Table le-Measnrrs for Liquids
Table 2D-Avoirdupois Weight.
Table 2l-Troy Weight.
Table Z-Apothecsrirs Weight. ~. II 81, r-,;,.5
Table 2-Wcight IN grains and ounces Troy Z" '-e "Heu
Ststes gold coins
Table 24-slver Coins cfthe United states All c,.
Table -Reiatiye yane Of Foreign Ooid anu ''ef "''H
tx d by the law Of the United States. ..L 49,
Table .o-Foregn Measures Of Length compared WIN A
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RRooKLYN YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
~ AsSoCIATION~-A GRAND CONCERT viii he given
noeI the auspices AID for the benefit of the Young Mems
Shr,sttn Association Of Brooklyn at Plymouth Church
~ EebA1 ,ENkNlNG, April % 1857 at o'clock p m A
<h.in.S ~ ''ace~ iran the NEW-YORk HARMONIC so
YORK PHILHARMONIC sOCIETY have been eugared
NJ. w ILAl As MASog. Mr.. EBEN, Mrs. B0STWICK aud
NsS ~ ~ ~ an Sin aso appear Conductor Nh UEO
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PARTICULARS a. The ocert Will BE- days Tickets
al snsy R oh;sned AZ che Rooms Of the Association
al Court aud Jorl'iilu the principal Book stores aad
m New Nork az william Hall Il Sous no 23s Broadway
II, kets b. sggediy Members the Rooms al - cents
.sfh t nai aU two tickets viii De sold 70 any
Ne1eer =. that price. LYMAN ABBOTT,
C.siIIian a q Inntl.oe LectuEes and N,.tiass
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DURTONs NEW THEATER, BROADWAY
ID LAST NIGHT hut ONE OF THE FAREWELL PER-
FORMANCES of the - ..
THURSDAY, April q, !.
f,onductor Mr. y. Moenhanar
SATURDAY-fRA DiAVOLo-Beins for the BENEFIT
of M,s LOUISA PYNE and positively the last night OF the
PYNE and HARRISON OPERA COMPANY.
without extra charge.
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printins.

DILI-HEADS, Bills Ladng, Notices. Reccipts,
I'D Checks PceLi.ts BLANKS Circulars Of An hnds OAIds
done at low prices at THOMAS L. SUTTONS JOB fnlNr-
ING OFFICE, He futonst between Nassau sno prosHy.
ENGRAVING and PRINTING, Half Pnee.-
IL Weddius At Home Visiting and Address Cords Ae basi
ness Cards Blhesd Checks Notes kenys Fulton& e. I.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05
II IL Somewhat Surprising

That anybody possessing the ordl-
nary amount Of speculation allotted
to individuals generally, can resist the
temptation Of having a dip in those
fortunate lotteries which are every
week drawn in Augusta, Geo, by
Swan & Go. We are continually
hearing of some happy creature who
has got rid of the heaviest of LIES
troubles, the want of money, by a
lucky draw in one Of these fortune
getting contrivances; and short time
Since Mrs. Mary A. Heard, Of Nor
mandy. Tenn, Ivy the purchase Of u
ticket. (No. 5000 costing some tri-
fling amt not worth mentioning, had
the felicity Of receiving the comfort
able little sum Of $4,000. We are
very poor, and we have proposed to
ourselves to invest small sum until
we are favored by fortune in SINH
lar manner, when we shall buy a
little farm and hand over the editing
department to some poor devil VINO
has nothing better TO do.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05
INHALATION
,a'IQi lNi1e 10 ta.fap
T. % " \ u w II TITO ",


Bronchitis, Laryngitis and other Disea.
SEES of the CHRIST and Throat success.
tMly treated by the Inhalation of Med.
icoted Kopors and Popders, by Ab.
sorption md constitutional Treatment,
as practiced at the Stuyvesant Medical
Institute, New York City, ~ Y.
THE unprecedented success which has attended this
method of treating diseases Of the Lungs and Throat,
has induced the Physicians to depart rom their usual
course and avail themselves Of the columns of the Press
to make II known to such as may be laboring Under or
predisposed to such affections. The dawn of brighter
day has at length arrived for the consmptvs tho doc
trinc of the ncurabty OF Consumption has now passed
away We have ndubtable proofs In oar possession that
Consumption in all its stages can be tured in the first by
bercuar absorption; in the second by the transforms
ton of uberCule into chay and calcare0us c0ncreons
in the third, by ccarIces or scars Those welded to the
opinion of the past may assert that II Is even how incx
ble such behind the age To all this great truth musi
be apparent viz: that medcics inhaled cc, mo tho
,ups whether in the form Of vapor or Powder, musbs
more cfecuo than that taken into the stomach In short
the only Ark of Refuge for the Consumptive Is Initiation
and such additional means, of which the udcous hys
clan will avail himself
such OF the Profession that have adopted Initiation
have found soothing and efGacious IN The highest dege
arrestns the progress Of the disease, and working won
ders in desperate cases. in verify triumph Of our
Art over this fell destroyer of our Species
NoTE-PhysCianS wishing 10 make themselves &C,
ouaintcd with this practice are informed that our time
being valuable, only reply as to ingredients used
TO such letters that contain fee.
The fee in all cases of CONSUMPTION will he $40, Ire
CENT of which the necessary medicines and instrument
will be forwarded Applicants will please state age, sex
occupation, married or single, how long effected, If any
hereditary disease exists inthe family, and symptoms
generally Let the nane town and State be plainly writ
te-postage for return answers must be enclosed Let,
ters if registered by the Post Master, are at our risk
Address, ,r.
WALLACE MERTOUN, M. d.,
Nov7 6m s. NJ Institute, N. Y. City
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05
COMMERCIAL.
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE, Dec.


Corroy.-Thc receipts continue light,
and sales were made up to yesterday at
Tic. To-day, in consequence Of unla'
vorablo advices by telegraph, the offer
ipgs are 1O4Ml0I, nominal, with no
disposition on the part of holders to sub
nit to the decline. The receipts to date
reach about 100 bales.
WHARF.-The receipts during the past
few DAYS show considerable increase
in the quantity being brought to market,
We quote Red at G5NN7oc for ordinary,
and 75080 for choice, and White at so
M82lc, the latter for a prime criticize
Sales can be readily effected at the pri'
ces.
FLouR.-Tho stock is large, with but a
limited demand for export. We quote
supcrfne at S4.25(Ol.5O, and extra lami'
Iy at IS per barrel.
GRocrRIEs. The receipts Of Sugar
and MoIosscs Of the new crop have been
quite large, and we have tonote further
decline in prices. We quote Sugar al
809!c, The latter figure for an extra ar
tcIe, and Molasscs at 35O40c for New
Orleans, The receipts of Coffee have
been light, and We continue to quote Rio
at l2Ol24,
Hocs.-Thc receipts are light, the
warm weather having checked operations.
Dealers are offering 4405c net. Small
lots for family use have been sold at 81
M5bc.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05

Die poor?'--as if anybody could die
rich, and in that act Of dying, did not
loose the grasp upon the title deed and
bond. and go away pauper, out OF
time! No gold, no lands, no jewels
or tenements. And yet men have
been buried by charity's hand who
did die rich, died worth thousand
thoughts of beauty, thousand pleas
ant memories, a thousand hopes re-
stored. ....
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05

There was exhibited at the Agricul-
tural Fair at Montgomery, a child
with two hands four arms, and four
legs, Zone body of coursc.) Of natural
size and in good health. The child is
a negro, and we believe was born in
Sumter County, in this State. 1t has
been to Europe, where it has excited
the wonder Of the Nobility and Aris-
tocracy of that country, and now re-
turns to it's native State, no doubt,
quite a noble, pompous 'nigger.'-
Huntsville Advocate.