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next tavern. calling for dinner at their orn e1-

next tavern, calling for dinner at their orn eX-
pense naming new master Of the feast, and send.
ing to their late boasful but now chop-fauen host
an invtstion to take seat as one Of the company.
II is evident that Walker is destined to be just as
much cipher in the affairs of Kansas as was bis
predecessor Shannon. In Shsnnon's time the Free
State had no other protection against the muir
derous nrosds Of the Border Ruffians except the
Sparps rifes with which they were fortunately
provided, and their skill and courage in the use Of
them. Shannon stood by with his hands in his
pockets, unable or unwilling to protect them, and
allowing proclamatioDs 10 be Issued in his name
stiematzipg them as rebels and calling on them to
submit. The Free State men to day have no secu-
rity sgaiDst being stripped Of all their political
right, and having Constitution aud State Govern
ment imposed upon them by the same Border Ruff
fans, except in their firm determination not to sub
nit to any such usurpatiou. Any protection or
support against Border. Ruffan usurpaton is just
as little to be expected from Walker as from Shan
ncn Walker does nothing but make speeches of
tenor very similar to Shannon's proclama.ions.
But, on the other band, the same energy, steadi-
ness, perseverance, and courage knowledge of their
rights ard resolution to maintain them, which, IN
spite of Border Ruffian arsons, robberies and muir
ders have kept the Free Statemen 10 possession Of
the soil of Kansas will undoubtedly secure to them,
in spite Of all efforts to wrest it from them, their
undoubed privilege and right offraming their own
State Constitution, and Of not having one thrust
upon them by Missouri invaders. In this respect
We apprtheDd the speeches Of Gev. Walker will
prove just as Intellectual as the proclamatons of
Gov. Shannon, while the attempts of the Border
Ruffans at Constitution-makiDg and State organi-
cation will produce effects no more permanent and
abiding than their efforts to drive off the Free State
men by fire aud sword, and to subdue them by
bogus indictments for treason.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

IowA.-The Republicans of the State of Iowa Will
meet in Convention ct Iowa City, Wednesday, Au'
gust 18TH 1857, for general consultation upon matters
OF vital importance Ii the amended Constr
tuiion is adopted at the August election, car
tidstes for Governor and Lieutenant Governor
will be put in nomination at said Convention
The ratio OF representation will be one delegate for
every one hundred Republican voters, in each county
and one additional jelegste for fractions over i'y
voiers Counties not having the requisite number OF
Republican, oters to entitle them ~ one delegate by
the ratio adopted will nevertheless be entitled to one
delegate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

The approaching Fourth Of July will be most
appropriate occasion for The friends cfFreedom to re-
Lew their fealty to old principles andtrace out anew
tie old landmarks. The attempts now being made
to nationaze Slavery, and sec,;onalize Freedom
he judicial subversion Of tie platform of our hide
rcndence, and the denial Of all rights that white
men sre bound to respect to large body of our
ptcpe-call loudly for rea'sertion ofihe doctrines
If tie early founders Of the Government.
We hope our friends in all the Free States and
Territories will seize upon the coming anniversary
rs the proper occasion for lifting up that which has
been cas-. down, and reassertirg what has been
denied.
This anniversary is conseorated to Freedom, and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

The Hon. Francis W. Pickens has wisely de-
clined the Russian Embassy, preferring to succeed
Judge Butler in the Senate. Russls is an interest
ing country when viewed in the light Of History
and Geography, but st. Petersburg is not an
attractive residence, and whoever accepts that
Embassy is presumPtively fond of Office or in want
Of money.
Mr.. Pickens's withdrawal leaves the field clear
for Mr.. Aiken. and we trust there will be no fur
Their hestancy as to his appointment to drstelas'
Mission. We shall gladly gazette him as Envoy to
Paris
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70 the Associated P--sss

WASHINGTON, Monday June -, 1857.
Lieutenant CraVen has received preparatory orders
fer building boats and making other arrangements Tor
a survey Of the Isthmus of Darien, with the view of
a ship canal He will not start before October. The
Navy Department has made application to the War
Department for the assignment Of an officer to coope-
rate with the expedition For this purpose the Varina
will take the place Of the Arctic, which viii be en-
plOyed by the Coast Survey under Lieut. Bergman
ia taking deep-see 'soundiDgs on the coast OF New
feandland for the Submarine Telegraph.
The Saranac, which has been ordered ~ the Pacific,
will precede the Merrimae the flag ship there, and
take the place of the John Adams
The A610Rdria Caste of this morning has letter
from Wiliamsport dated The 18th inst, saying that
the work dam Ma. was commenced on that day,
and the canal would be open for the passage of boat,
in three weeks. President Mausby has obtained per-
mission from the Secretary Of War for Capt. Megs 70
visit the work advising engineer. There is no diff
fculty about pecuniary means. ,
Orleans pa pers Of the 10th inst are at hand by
the arrival Of the mai late due but they contain
news of importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
FROM NEW Observation-Disclosures
STEAMER REPORTED.

ST. JOINS, n. F., Juno -, lSj7-l0:3 a. m .
Received Telegraph Office Nc 81 Wall street at 1884 M
fishing smack arrived here this morning reports
seeing yesterday large steamer heading west, sup.
posed to be the Persa. If this supposition is correct
she will be due at New.York between Tuesday and
Wednesday noon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

WIseorsIS CoSvESrIoN.-There was a large and
enthusiastic gathering of the Republicans of Wiscon-
ain at Milwaukee on the l7th Delegations were pres
sent from all parts of the State Gerri Smith, among
others addressed the Conventions and series of able
resolutions were adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

WIDrsIsa or PEARL srREET.-Anothor meeting 10
cor sider the mater Of widening Pearl street from
Franklnsqusre to the Battery, was held by the Com
mtee on Streets Of the Councnen, yesterday after
noon, when arguments in opposition 10 the project
were made by several property holders on the line of
the street Further meetings will be held before the
Committee report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
THE BOGUS ELECTION IN KANSAS.
Special Dispatch TO rhe n. Y Tribune.

LAWRENCE, Kansas June -, 1857,
Via ST. Louis, June %, 1857.
The total vote Of Douglas County is only 293.
Only three precincts had polls openea. The ultra
ticket is elected Only five precincts were opened
south of Kaw River, except in border counties.
The total vote will probably fall short of 1000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

We have few figures Of the bogus election in
Kansas, from which il appears that the vote has
been even lighter than was expected. In some
precincts no polls were opened. Wherever voting
was DONE it was of course nearly unanmous for the
Pro-Slayery candidates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

ST. LoUIs, Monday, June % 1857.
Tie Republican, learns that the Counties of Doni-
phan Atchison, Leavenworth, johnson, Jefferson,
Shawnee and Douglas, in Kansas, have elected Al
Democratic delegates to the Constitutional Convention
A letter to The Democrat says that the vote of
Lesvenworh is 225 and that that Of the whole county
will lot exceed 500. Jefferson County gives 50, Doug
lass lis and Franklin 80, as far as heard from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

The Herald has an elaborate leader on the decline
of the bar This Is rot surprising. The gentleman
who for years has been the confidential legal adviser
of tina, journal was engaged only last week in running
Of a riiso ner then in the hands Of the Sherh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

A farewell dinner to the Hon. William b. Reed,
our new Minister to China, was given at Philadel-
phia last night We give under our telegraph head
ii synopsis d Mr. Reeds speech.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

The Government is said to have concluded to
send the California Overland Mails by the San An
tcnio and ella, or "extreme Southern route.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

Lieut.. Craven has received orders frcrs the Navy
Department to prepare an expedition for the survey
Of the Istbmus Of Darien with view to the
facilities for Ship Canal. The expedition s e1-
peced TO start in October next.
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NepWark Daily Isihnns
TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1851.

Subscribers to THE TRIsuxE wishing their PostOf .d
dress changed should In oil cases sve their present Ps
,nd Slate and testify which edition. whether Daily, Send
Weekly OF Weekly club subscribers should give date
subscripop. This would frequently prevent delay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

A mob in Detroit on Saturday night last burned
three houses of i'll. fame demolished two Others and
drove the inmates FROM another.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

morning We are requested by frissds OF Mr. a.
to gay that there Is different versos Of this ~
different from that which is given by those whS v.s
shot at. 80 -
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the claims Of Freedom in their original force and
purity should everywhere be discussed and held up
in contrast with Slavery, its bitter antagonist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
SIXTEEN DOLLARS.

Aro,ler LOT Of White DINNER SETS, l5 pieces at 10;
White Ton TT aud White TEA SETS AZ - - an
.nt assortment Of Cut and Pressed TABLE GLASS ut cor
,ssaanains low 6eures W. J. +. DAiI.SY Co..
'e'P's Nos 63 and 6S Broadway
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To the Associsted Press

To Tie Associated Pres =,
ALBANY, Monday Junsl2 1857.
Only five Judges were present in the Court of APP
p.sl, to-day 1t i, still thought probable that the
decision in the Metropolitan Police case VII be rem
derad Tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
WILpER's PATENT SAIAMANpER SAVES.

REgEWAL WILDER PATENT.
The public respectfully informed that Notwithstanding
She great effort. made By her Sse-makers defeat at all
the renewal Of this patent for making the GREAT FIRE
PRook WORLD the Subscribers bsppy TO
that the necessary documents this received from
Charles Mason Commissioner Of Patents granting the
exter for the Of years. from this date All in
upon the will BE- prosecuted TO the utmost
Of che law full of all be found at
fhe Warehouse Of Messrs STEARNs MARVIN No ~ Mnn,y
st and at our Warehouse No ll2 Wstsrst Wall who
u q. WILDER & Co.
r,u,e IRSy Pateutees and MsarSctar.a.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE METROPOLITAN POLICE LAw-RE-
PORTED DECISION OF THE COURT.

Special Dispatch to The n Y. Tribune.
ALBANY, Monday, June -, 1851.
The decision of the Court Of Appeals will be
made public to- morrow. II is generally understood
TO be in favor Of the Constitutionalty of the Law
If this is trae, Mayor Wood will do well to pre-
pare to pay the cost Of his proceeding and to meet
The other consequences of his unlawful course.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
WINnOW SHADES.

IMPROVEMENTS AND ENrERPRIsE
K,.Ty A FERGUSON No 29l Broadway, and No - keads-
.t have at great expense, completed .!1 pasneu M
W acrsratus for manufacturing WINDOW SHADES snd are
sa prepsred supply the whole trade with as ~
sortmen fully THRTY PER CENT LESS THAI ever osoie '
% are allowed 10 under our patent none cap
so,nres with US either in style or price Also OL Ooh
s1crs BRocArELLE DELANEs DAMAsks' LACE ana 'o'Li'
ntpr ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

GHBERT'S, CHICK ERING's and WATERS PIANOS
Music Rooms No S3 Broadway Second hand PIANOS from
$50 TO $3.50 MELoDEoss from +35 to 62O For sale
monthly payments; Tor rent and allowed purchase
Pianos tuned and repsired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

HOLLOwAY's PILLS.-General weakness ana
debility the premonOn. Of vital decay are replaced WIN
vigor activity, and heathul potency IN e.eS Sara
a. inanenee of thi, vegetable preparation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

a,., comnact and complete containing articles OF the
- hs,t quality AID elegant finish For sale by j. 5 SAVA-
nyRs Store only al No. Aston House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
SILVER PLATED TEA SETS:

Comprising COTE Pot two Tea Pots Sugar Bowl, one
Cream jug aid Slop Bowl, for ~ richly worth sJi
Silver Plscd Casters 81 IS worth 81 So Silver Plated Ike
Baskets IS 50 worth 50 An immense stock of French China
ard English TOMBSTONE Ware. at equally low pi'es
w J. f. DALEY & Go NO. s3l and 633 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

ACKNOWLEDGMENT u Co. Radical Cure Truss
Office Of No y Msdensne has been removed TO No Vesey
st. AstoT House Trusse supporter Shoulder Braces silk
Elastic Stockings and variety Of Bandages Of most
proved patterns skuly applied Private application
for Lsdts competent female in ATTENDANCE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

GOOD SHOES AND GATTERs.-Some tradeSmen
advertise cheap SHOES but wArxNs No la o
H. % a, spy .or shop that viii really do good ser
80 are not 40 easily found Boys' Doors aud SHOES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

NEW, NEAT, BEAUTIFUL.-Just received per
ship Progress elegant French China Dinner and TEA Ssr
beautiful VASES and other fancy articles Gas Fixtures in end
less variety and nj unhesrd o low prc Tbreegn Chsnd%
leIs ST. Hall Lights 49, Bedroom Folding Brackets 10 cents
w j. r. DALEY & 60. ) Bro. dway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

SpRATTs PATENT SELF-SEALiNG CANS, ior
preserving oil kinds Of Frit and Vegetables wGo S &
property the only reliable ana sae
CsDs In usc All orders bv post or other"ise
ANY part OF city free Of expense ELS ~
Ia. 2l5 Front st. near BceSnan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
FRAkGlpANNI. - FRAUDULENT IMITATION:

GRosS IMPOSITION Whcr"as certain Perfmefs IN the United
States Offering for sole FRANGIPASN Perfume Of spurious
nature imitation of the real artc made Mesrs PiEssE
LUBM This to caution the public 10 genuine but
what has the Of PIsssE LUBS Of Bond ST. London.
pressed the bottles and d By NIGER Co. No 39 Broad
VIII, Agents, and all Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
C,,,c,,vsrpp,s DYSPEPSIA SPECIFIC cures, with

an, icing Piles Cosveness Sick Headache &c Maq
Gu, ss,dsp Vegetables One drops at dose foI M
"a cents pef bottle oil Druggists or by incosns
WILLIAM " HICKS No l0l Wall ST., he will Forward oo'ue
frce If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

FINE POCKET CUTLERY The snoscrloers WI =
- .,,x Of the above made by the first manufacturers
sens the richest play the kind in the CITY, sAVN
pIRs S,o.e only ~ No AstoT House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

GROVER a. BAKERS FAMILY SEWING Ma
justly admitted to be- superis all others fol
family We advise oil wishing purchase such in5tru
cell Ut their SseHoom No ass Broadway before
chasing
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LuNDIls 1s TEvR1ER 1857,

Tn certain moroccan de terre, sitre en- cette Paroisse,
4 quatre cent soixante pseds de In Iesee, mesuran.
cent uatre-vingt treize Pieds de largeur. par uDe pre-
iondeur de cent quatre singf cling pieas. borne en- has
ct en- arrier par terre de James X. iieysl. en- han. par
terre de James K. nesall ct celie de Richard Markham,
ct en- avant par terre CT anres declite ayecles batissss
ct ameileratians qui sy tgaryeat.
2ne- Cue auIre lot de terre aussi slime dams cette
Paroisse, mesurant ciuqusnte deuI psets de laE2cur
au Chemin pnhlsc, afec Ia profoIdenr &c quartre cent
ciRquante cinq gieds borne en- haut par terfe da Ste
rheu Winter ct ei-apres decrites, en- has par une lar
geurde tie terre de quiHzs rteds de largeur. rpparts
nant au lot ci .6eSsus deerites, ayec les bGti5ses ct
ameliorations gui ; y trouyent.
SINE Tn autrs lot de terre situs IN cutSe raroisse.
mesnrant soisant hut pied de lar.eur. au Caernla
Public avec Ia profondeur de quatre cent eiaauant
par terre de Stephen Wintar eli cl-epras Gecrite paa lie
2-re lot ci dessus decfit. ct en- arrsar par la premier
ci .dessus dccrit, ayec les hatissss ct ameliorations qui
sly trouyent.
4me ct IN autre lot de re. re aurri situs On eettc Pa
roisse, nesuIan soiSsante aieds do iareeur, par tcois
cent quatre vings sept piets lie prcfoudeur, borne sn
haut par lc lot de William Markham. en- has par lie
mier lot ci- dessap decrit ayec les hasissss e aIae.iofa-
tons gui sy tresent.
Tn lot de neahles etc.
Condition de la vcnte.
lie n,obiier sera vendu pour au compliant Les lots
de terrs ct les batisses seront venius, un h comp
taut, ct deuS autre tiers parable er,un Ct deux ans
du jour de Ia yente.
Los acquereugs feurniront Ieurs aillets cniosssis .
In sal. siaction &c Ia Tutrtce, portsnt hut pour cent
pa yable a l'otfice tiu Reeari-ur de ceste paroisse, avec
hypotheque spectacle ct confession de jugernens rerenu
.usdu'au paiuept piein ct final. n ". POPE.
Baton Rouge. lanvier 10 1857. sheriff.
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EIai DE LA ISIANE.
aOuest Baton Rouge.
cotR pu sIxIEAE DISTRICT.

= u Brooks rs. Ulysse Brnassard. No. a29-
I'm veTta dun orare lie 4 f.. dams IA 1a;ra !; dos
- s.> en- date an e Noyelnbre 1856, par i. Cour de
- ~. : he'aa Dc la Pa-oisse dEst BATON Rouge, il Sc
"a oiiert en- veats pubiqae au plus ofrsnt 81 dernSer
ehcaeffissenr a Ia lnaisnn de Cour de cette Paroisse
ssal 10 1ne jour de Fevrier 1857. a II heures
81 trout les. droi.s ct interets du defendeur Jlyse
asn.ooasSafd aans la succession de son pere Dominiuue
.oiailion &c Ia ven.e-a donza mois de credit Ia.
quereurdevra fournir son hon gu Obligation avec sec,,.
TRe tAf'astinterets a raison ~de--pour cent par ans oe
date j.usqu'aa parfait payment.
VIZ. WHrrR
Deputy Sheriff
Quest Baton Forge, Jan. lie I. 1857.
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JOHN THAN O.

Err IN TIN, COPPER. AND SHEET IRON
hscriher respectfully begs leave TO inform b
and the public generally, OF this and Il,
srish-s, that he is now prepared to execus
he above line, in the best and most work
ner.
at all times, tomake or repair
Cold water,
Escape
and
Stope Pipes Of
nd description.
er Critters,
sPouts or Valleys
e and put up Always on
ut Of Tiaware, sugar-house
&C.. &c.
country promptly attended
JOHN TII.ANO,
Street, Baton Rouge.
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ETAT DE La Louisiana.
PAR0ISSE D'0UEST BATON ROUGE
corr pU s1xIrsE prsvr1n

"HE Dc sIAIERE DISTRICT.
Dams iaf'atre de Ia Succession de Walsh Come.r
deef.e.-So. 514.
a iiE.it qne Aa'bine Dupuy a e~nresistre IN
n lanieau provisional ct cornpte de son adm,nis.
ration ua In spsaite Succession.
a',s est par les pEsseni es aoana one torte opposi.
ton legsie . lae1aologatfon au dit l..Ieau ct earn..
a'it Gre IA &c dams lie Bureau dn Girefier de IA iii.
pasoisse dams tespaee dc tfente jours apres la urs.
rlier publication lie eette notice.
v. &. CtaxgEGirS, Grehfer.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
ParOisse d'Guest Eaton ROME.
coyR DE- stxENs DISTRICT,

C0tR DE- SIxEEAs DISTRICT,
Pierre Granger VS., Iovinski Hebert. No. 1869.
LIN Tertu dun ordre de f. ia, dams z aFaire ci-asssus
Len date du Is aetobre 1856, par la Cour du sme
district Jnficiare sonr Ia dite Parcisse, il ssra ofert
en- Fente putttsue au plus offraat ct lern Ter enherris-
Tsar e 10 inaison de Ceur de cette Paroisse-
sA1-LDI is ?Ea JOUR DEaFEVRIER 1857 ! II
slc1res, A. NJ, tons les droits ct interets On defen.
'eur lnv1nski Hebert le quart indiyise dune certaine
-ucEerie avec un moulin 8 bette. chaudieres ct toatex
appate:les apIarteneu., q Ia tite suererie. slsue
ar ihabitation de TraTiIie Landry, pour payer ct sat-
>iane Il dit ordre aexecutien. Condition dc Ia ven
s-eonDtant.
w. WHun
Depnty Sheriff
Quest Eaton Rouge Dec. ls 26. 1895.