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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17
ia RLE M r A L r 0 A
h SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.

III a Is u = NJ II n 1 u II y a y
III SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing WED SESDAY, June g. 1857
Trains leave Depot corner Of White and Centesh: 81
m--EXpress Mail Train for Albany connecting 81 Gro
ton Falls with lire Of stages for Lake Mshopac at Purds
3r Rdgefed az Brcwste for Dsnbury at Chatham -Four;
oers with Western Railroad for Albany Troy Saratoga Aat
he West 22O p m-Mlleron Train stopping at all stocss
&pmWiltams Bridge Trsin, stopping at all stations u p
INVITE Piains Train, stopping at all stations
Leave 26th-st Station: TAB Williams Bridge Tram,
stopping at all stations ii mWisms Bridge Train stop
ping al all stations III nWhe Plains Train stopping q.
al stations. % mWiIsIn: Bridge Train stopping =. al
So. m.-Wfliams Bridge Tnin, stopping st all stations
VIM J. CAMPBELL. Superintendent
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Eesal Noiiees.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
ofthe County Of New York notice 10 hereby gyen to an
psrsou. having claims against GEORGE NJ TINlSo late
OF City NwYork builder deceased to present the same
with thcreo the Subscriber, at his store No Isl
Sixth av the City Of NewYok before the thrteth
DAY OF next-Daed New York the 9Th day OF May
1851 OECRGE u. SMITH, EXECUTOR
p,vo9 1sv6mThs
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COTRT.-IOHN NEWL MD at.

-
= JOHN LEVI ard Others pu III Judgment Of
m. supr n. Court 81 tho state Of W, York, vii 81 on Tue
Z, law d, October iSy7 81 IL IciOk a .he Ner'n.lts
Tx.bayrs in tn City Of NewYoik through ALRLRT II
NICoLAY AnconseT all hat esI,an Lo; PEE OF Psre'
LAND ,itua,e wing anu being Hlam, II tie T"rih
II iL Civ County AID State of N,wfofS bounded aud ae
bed as f,ua.: b. ginning 1T INT On the s'uth y sds
al Ono hundred lnltweny irh stree, dant ono hlif'
and twenty ait and zine inches tne
cniuer he snd One hIh
ct, running then .ou:bery and pa'l" WIN TIE a An
ayr W and though the Of ptliy"a ono huhaeu ,e
sud eyen inches TO he line Of the block between u
gen, fourth and Oneaunred andtwen.y hit
. e,, theme essterly lion; said center line eighteen @ esu
nine inches thence nohery and parallel with the 'li sAth
avenue and through Of patty 's Que hinte1
and eleven nche. the souhey side hguu asna
twenty hth.strest and thence westerly along SAID ch
line csh,eep and nur inchs 70 tn pce Oh csu
ning-Dated Sept - 1857. . .,,, &, =.
pautif in IN
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DEENSYLVANIA RAl.kDAD.-TAe GREA1

DEENSYLVANIA RAI EkOAD.-TAe GREAT
CENTRAL ROUTE Connecting h. Atlantic s,,ies WITH
..tern North and South western STAT. by CON.
nuous Hallway direct This Road also como z, Al P.trrsh
With daily Hne Of Steamers 10 all oos IN The Western Rivera
and AZ Cleveland and Ssndusky with steamer, 10 q. prts ca
he North western Lakes r,hng The most direct esr-st
and reliable route by which FREIGHT be forwnaea e
end from the Great West
essr CLAss-Boot, Shoes, Hats and Caps -s..n,.1
Books Dry Goods I'm boxes bales and trunAD esnsv
Druss Tin boxes and bslesl Festhers Fur, kc.} i"D
yEcoSp CLAsS-Donestc Sheetins Shifting srdl
fokns lin original bsles Drugs lin ca.ksl Hard eocen.s
sae Leather Tin rolls boIes). Wool and Sheep 100 D.
pel,s Eastward
RHRp CLAss-Anvis Steel, Chains Tin cssks) ..n,. -
Hemp Bacon and Pork salted loose or in saeks 10
fobscco, Manufactured, except Cigars or cut, Ike.
PouRrF CLAss-Cofee, Fish, Bacon, Beef and
Port lin casks or boxes Eas.w srd Lard and ~ cents
Lard OIL Nails, Soda Ash, German Clay. Tar, loo ,.
Pitch, Rotin,
Flour y Dbl until further notice.
0alIy-5O cents Y 100 n until further notice.
CoTToS-s2F bale not exceeding 500 weight, until further
In shipping Good, from any pon. Of ,.
ocular 10 msrL the package Railroad" Al
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGESTs-Hanis, wornley Co, Memphis Tenn
y. Sass Co.. 81. Lou,s s. Mitchell Son, EvsnsviA
lad Dumesrn Bell Co., and Carter Jewett Louisville
KysB Medium, Madison, Ind Sphgman Brown and
irwin Co.. ncinrai; N w. Graham Co., Evansville,
Ohio Lsech Co No. 81 Klbyst, Boston; Leech Co, No
Astor House New York and No. William st. New York ,
. J. Sneeder Philadelphia; kasrav Rooms, BALTIMORE
SEQ. c. Franciseus, Pittsburgh
". II HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
II. }. L0ABAERT. Superintendent, Atoona, Pa
Nay l. 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17

CCPREME COURT THE MUTUAL LIFE
- INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEWfORk aesinst
ANGUS MCDONALD, Samuel +. BaTtol, Henry k'Pns and
Alkaline hi. wife, Edwin A. StoutcDborough, Enos Rchcrd.on
Daniel Nissan and Stewart X Clarke Administrations &c,
Of Daniel Kssam deceased Thomas Coddnston Benjamin
4 Mason Edward s Sherman, George L. Nichols, Thomes NJ
Mcclure, EDWARD MsfiiDdae add Charles Plet. To EDWlN
sTOGTENBOROUGH:-Yo are hereby summoned TO
answer amended complaint in this ct which copy
answer on u.s. at Office No - Wall street. IN tie Ciy OF
York within twenty days after toe service hereof t1cu
copy of said complaint if such copy be demanded
within twenty days AFTER service hereof and you tail 10 an
swer the complaint sad the Plaintiffs will apply 10 this
c. urt relief deman ied In the complaint The Complaint
in the Office of the Clerk OF the County OF Kings
Dated New. York. June 20, 1851. ~
BETS L ROBINSON, Plaintiff Attorneys:
40 l.w6wTh- No. 50 Wall street. New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
the County of NewYoi notice is hereby given to al
persons claims rsanst DIEGO LUZ PES FANA late OF
The Island Of Madeira deceased to present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscibe at his Office NO. SCsdT
in the CITY OF NewYork on or before the eighth day Of March
1850 WILLIAM DEPEW,
.ens l,v6pThs AdIlni.tratof, Will annexed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17
GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE via MICHIGAN

~
~ SOL THIN RAILROAD 10 Cbic.zp, $. Loris, hock
Island st. Pani milwaukee,, kAns1 CITY aud a. paees WEES
and Southwest via hey YeIa anl EIe, Ne~ Ios Central
American Lake Shore Crest W stern Rsway sd Michigan
Southern Railroads. forming the shortest quickest aud oS:
route 20 'be Gea West TLc rcd between Detroit
aud Addss 10 open, ara trains elnrsd'nf Il
Adrian with C, press JsiDs 10 Clios:1 A. ths -,
Their inf NATION spply Of the Cor1t.rys os ~ ~ s!s
w.y, sou.r0f D.y.st JOHN r. IORI.R As,tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17

PECULIAR NAIL LINE. via stonington, for
~ BOSTON .pd PROVIDENCE.
CHANGE OF HOUR TO Z. NJ. ...r
On and after MONDAY, sept a. the steamers G! s IRE
viii leave Per No North Rvcf 1rst What above Bacry
Place, at ? instead Of q. "a.
oTgICE, NJ. 10 BAttery Place Sept. T. 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of NewYork notice 10 hereby given to all
ous having claims against GEORGE w POMEROY. late OF
the City Of NcwYork deceased to present the same with
vouchers thereof the subscribers at the Office OF S.ors
sedgwicL No. Wsstreet in the City Of NewYork on or
before the twenty first Of December nsxDaed New YORK.
the seventeenth day of June, 1851
us sANTyI n ?, s FhEKEE Administrators
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- Board Of Water Commissioners Of the City Of HOboken
Furnishing for furnishing and laying about 10000 feet Of
iron pipe ranng capacity from to 10 inches in diameter
tested BY 500 pounds to the inch to be de-
vered HobOken without delay Parties wishing TO estimate
will receive al details by applying at tue Office OF the
Board, No ~ Washington st HOboken
All the estimates viii be opened the 10th September next
The Commissioners the night 20 refuse or all BIDS
IL considered 10 their interest 90 10 do. -
All Communications mus. be addressed BOARD OF WATER
COMMISSIONERS, office No % Washingonst. Hoboken,
N EDMUND CHARLES PRESIDENT
CHARLES CLINTON. Clerk
In Of unavoidable delay in making the genera
Distribution Map city, and the specifications accompany
ins the same will postpone the opening
Of the bids work until the jd sept unst IN or
Ser 10 allow for ell parties sted to pre-
,elt tbeiY bids EDMUND CHARLES President
Hoboken Board of Water CoInmissioners
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CUPREME COURT wESTCHESTER

g l. p NJ COURT ESICHESIE
OhCOUNTY -MOSES \. FIELD plaintiff against SAMUEL
WOOD and ALEXANDER \. NJ. G WOOD defendants
q money demand contract To the defend
ants hereby summoned and required 20 answer tho
com plant this action which copy is herewith served
upon and to copy Of your an,w' 70 tae SAID com
plant the subscriber at his Office in Peeksk Wecnester
County within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive
of the day such and fail - answer the CON
pan within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff IN this seton w
take Judgment against you for the OF hye bundled and
70l0hs dollars with Interest from August 70 lGo
and with interest $40 ~ from tie 10th day Of July lg'o
g. the m of August thousand eight hundred and hity
five beside the this acti>n Dated July J. lS1 -
DAVID w TRAVIS PlaDtih : Attorney. Peetski, \. Y
The complaint above.naned filed in the ohce OF the
Clerk County of Westhester At White Plains on tho 9Th
day of September, 1857. DAVID W TRANis
slO lsw6w TIL Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17
TICF -Pnr,nant IN an order of HENRY N

IN BURCHARD Surrogate oiths Conny Of oae.j. nosies
b.rsby ven u q, p.rors having claims against the e''
of Harry BROWN deceased ATE vi tie ;osn Of "h,te'
town. in saii sonIty 20 present. h' same VIE Use
thersoft HARVEY BRADLEY. OF th' adGna.'tEstt'
Of said estate Q: Ia. reiduc- in Wbcstorn "A SAID cogu
n 81 before the ira. day Of March uIOS'cd Alsl. ID
Ig57 ShBRA Brown Alm,rsrfnN.
,M3o isvemrr. HARVEY BRADLEY, Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17

NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN SUMMER ARRANGEMEr, commencing July H. lsT-
Passenger ssion in NewYork Hthst and +thsv, en-
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK-ror New,Havsn, 7;1
Bridgeport 90 SN (exl l245 545 42e lex sna4;ce
m. For Milford. Stratfod, Fairfield Southport and Wet
port 72n m; l2:+5 34 $3.50 For Norwalk, I:D Wv
m I24s s:i5 420 lex $50 5S5 SIS For Barren
and Greenwich, 7:2o, $50 M l24 S:ts, $50 sep ~
e (eI 45O 5s5 s55 For Port Chester and interne
aiste stations % l245 s45 49, 5a5 SOS m
m (cxD For Hartford and Springfield 800 lex i2:S
4:20 tex For Connecticut River Railroad TO sGos
Canal Railroad 8:2O (eIj and l.:pp m to NOrthaPn
Hou,atonio Railroad, $50 M 40 For Esasst.ss
Railroad $40 m 19:f5 and 400 p. For DAnbury aad
Norwak Railroad, 100 $50 g. m. 4:0p m .n
TRAINS TO EEW-YORK-From New Haven, SS
s:s5 lexl,l:9o (ex) $50 Pm texD From snssc
FROM Norwalk AS 6, Ga sl5 1888 m lex u 2S tsIl
and 5:45 lo:G5 (cI) From Port Chester, s:H o;S
y.2s s5a III 80 T. m lex }; s: IS 6:N m.
JAMES Ii. HOYr Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17

NIGHT EXPRESS al S pm, for Dunkirk, every day.
NIGHT EXPRESS at PIN, for Buffalo every day
I1ese T.nress Trains connect Elurs with the EahfS,
C.nandsisua and Niaasra Falls Railroad for NiasMs Falls q
with the and BngtaItop Railroad fz
syrcuse; at Corning With Buffalo, Corning and NewYort
Raoad Rochester, at Great Bend with Delaware, LsoaS
vnnra and Western Railroad for Scranton at Honclsvlle
With the Buffalo and Newly City Railroad, for Buaalo ct
Buffalo and Dunkik with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cievs
ard Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit, Chicago &c: .
HOMER RAMSDELL PYesident
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17
CYCU RSION for the MILLION
~ STATEN ISLAND PERRY.

The Staten Island ferry boats JOSEPHINE Nd SOUTH
FIELD leave every hour from he foot Of Wh;ehs. tbe
tween the Battery and South FcrryI from Ill h
and fine sundays every hsf hour until q M landing
QuJaD.ine stspetoR and Vanderbilt Lsntins This ssL
The Bay affords the finest view In the world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17

- against JOHN LEVI and othcrsn pursuance Of jude
Of the supreme Court of the State Of Ne~,York, val
III, on the 9Th day Of October 1851 at II O'Clock the
Mer,han,. E1chsng, ia :he City Of NewYors through NJ
BERT H. NlCoLAY, esq Aueiion"c all that certain i3
Twelfth Ward Of the City County snd state OF New York.
bonded and described follows Beginning a point on
the sontherly % of Onehundred nith street dis
tant one hundred and forty t. and six ncoes esef
from the eas:ery Of the sN'h avenue Gni
nth street running thence southcTiy aud
parallel viii the said Sixth avenue and through tue center OF
party wall one huI dred feet and eleven inches t cc, nne
~ The bocs between one twenty fourth aud One
hundred andtwentS hh streets thence easteTy aoVg ss
center liz eighteen eet and nine inches thence noTtney Ged
paIo, nh the and through the ceuter OF
party wall one hundred feet and eleven inches 20 the sonhey
tne of hundred ard twenty street ana the nee westerly
along said last mentioned line eighteen feet aud une cae 70
the place Of New York, sept IL 1851
WILLIAM H. PERSSE Referee.
ALI ?aw3wMSTh JOHN NEWLAND, Plaintiff IN person.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17

7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-SUMMER AR
IL sundays excepted going East leave
Brooklyn for GIeenPo at dsS and on NHr , =
an and $50 for Farmnsdalc q m, 80 s,dS PM
Tor 10 and 4S0 for Henpsesd at 10 M
$50 and No. for Jansics and 10 an. aud $50,
and pm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17
fano tuarrants.

I AND WARRANTS WANTEDby
TAYLOR BROTHERS, BANKERS
No rs WALL-ST, NETWORK
Wewi supply orders promptly. Warrants always haId.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromN Nay
g. 1857 trains will leave Chaunbersst Station followsi
Express trains and Sis Albany Passenger trains,
an ~ and 3Sc foI Sing Sing. 10: y N and nj
for PoughkCepse am and and pm for Peeksdn, oS
The poughkecps Peekkil al Sing Sing trains sop q
the stations Passengers taken Chambers Canal Crns
ophor Slsts,s Trains for New York leave Troy f5,
40 and 430 ard Albany 4f' sl5 and lvse
Z and 40 A. f. SMITH SUPERINTENDENT
AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK 10 PROVI-
DENCE, tcOn ard sner April Express Train OF the
PROVIDENCE, HARTFORD and PISiklLL RAILROAD
sa Hartford the srvs there OF the Express Tn Of
the Ncwyo-k and New Haven ard New Haven Hartford and
SrIin gf,ld Railroad. which leave NcvYork AZ An
SAMUEL MOTT. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17

TOR PORT MONMOUTH, MIDDLETOWN
and Shrewsbury. landing at ForHsmton each The
sw steamboat MAZEPPA Capt. Chas Morord, leaves New
York from foot Of Murray street daily at ococka m Re
turning, will leave Port Monmouth Of o'clock IN Fare %
o.pts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17

IL Chsnbcrsst doors from ChathGm--lnerest at the
rate Of per per will be paid sums from 80 aud
IN $500 and 5 per cent 500 aud upward
All money deposited before the Sd DAY of Oct ober vii
draw interest the LIST Of October Bauk daily from
10 a IN 10 2 D. m, and on Thursday from 3 10 IN
PETER H. TITUS, President.
C. A. WHITNEY, S. crctary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17
CTPRFME COURT,-JOHN NEWLAND

WILLIAM H. PERSSE Referee.
,li?a~SwMkTh JOHN NEWLASD Plaintiff in pcrsor'
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-17
The MOrmOns

That taking subject, the Mormons, fur
nishes newspapers with deal of material
for articles made up of curious mixture Of
surmise and rumor. The New York Her.
aid endearors in an article of column, to
show conclusively from facts gathered
among the devotees of the faith in London,
that the inhabitants of the Salt Lake Val
ley are about to emigrate in body to Van
couver's Island, and establish their king
dom there. The California papers are full
Of details going to prove that they are en-
trenching themselves in Utah, and have no
idea of emigrating at all while various pa
pers in the West have seen "private letters,
written with no political purpose, and on
which the fullest reliance can be placed" i"
which state that the Latter Day Saints
will soon return to jackson Co., Missou-
ri. Others still, publish "facts," to show
that they are about to remove into Mexican
territory,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-17
Washington News.


1t is stated in confidential circles that the
Democratic delegation from Indiana have
had long interview with President Buch.
anan, in the course of which they said that
on full consultation they could not support
the Lecompton Constitution after the ex-
pose of Sen. Douglas.
Douglas paired off with Reid, of North
Carolina on Mr.. Denver's nomination yes.
terday.
The government telegraphed in every
direction to-day to find Gov. Walker, with
out avail.
Martin, the secret agent of the Admin.
istration, has returned to Kansas with Gen.
Denver.
The amount in the Treasury subject to
draft is less than six million dollars. Re.
cepits for the week ending the 7th were
$55O,0O0.
There will be no new appointment for
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, as it is
understood that Gen. Denver will resume
the Office after he shall have accomplished
his mission to Kansas.
The statement that the Treasury had ac-
tually suspended payment, is not substan-
tiattd. The Secretary directed the requi-
sitions of the discussing officers to lie over
till the advances already made were ex-
hausted. This became necessary from the
Strengthened condition of bis means.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-17
The Truth Coming to Light.

I
senator oigier, OF pennsylvania asserted
IN deoa'e on 'ne Kansas ma''er tna' a
year OF more since consultation OF certain
Democfatic senators was heio az senator
Doug,as mouse IN washington, at "hicf'
consultation 1t was agreed that the hansas
Gonstltutlon shoaid 0 not DC suDmlt,ed 70
.ne people, anu olgler accused Dougaas ga Oh
inconsistency IN now auVocatlhS a dinefent
course :.
mere IS precious expose! Deihocratic
senators holding caucus ana deciding
that the people shall not nave voice IN
forming their Constitution. Ihls Is Dem
ocracy, indeed!
In the full report of the speech of Senator
Douglas, and the debate with Senator Big
Ter Of Pennsylvania, where reference is
made bv Senator Bigler to a conference
of Democrats Douglas being of the
number-in which it was agreed that the
constitution of Kansas should not be sub
mitted to the people, occurs the following:
Mr.. douglas! must ask the Senator
from pennsylvania whether ne means to
intimate that in my house, or in any other,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-17

H We have startling news from
Washington with reference to Kansas
Secretary Stanton, in accordance with the
wellknowp convictions which he shares
with Gov. Walker, having acceded at last
to the almost unanimous prayers Of the
People of Kansas, and called the new Ter
iitorial Legislature to meet at Lecompton
last Monday flour weeks in advance of its
regular time of meeting) in order to give
legal shape to the general resistance to the
bogus Convention, its Constitution and
Calhoun Regency, Mr.. Buchanan yester-.
dag sent to the Senate an Erecutive Mes.
sage removing Stanton and appointing
Gen. ]. W. Denver Commissioner Of In.
dian Affairs) Secretary of Kansas in his
stead!
This is the first decisive blow in strug-
gle destined to be memorable in history
To favor Popular Sovereignty in Kansas
Is to invoke The vengeance of the Federal
Executive. Walker and Douglas are here
directly struck at. The intent clearly is to
force walker to resign, which we trust he
will not do. Let Buchanan remove him
if be willy Y. Tribune, Dec. 10.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-17
The Era of Party spies.

1t has been left to Mr.. Buchanan to in
augurate political system of espionage
The fact that Secretary Stanton had con-
vened the Kansas Free State Legislature,
was communicated to the Administration
by Mr.. Martin by telegraph from st.
Louis. This Martin had been sent as q
secret agent BY the President, to Kansas.
In word, he was an Executive spy.
Upon the confirmation of Mr.. Denver
as Secretary of Kansas in place of Stanton
removed, the correspondent of the Tribune
says:
In secret session to-day, Senator Seward,
it is said, in the couse Of brilliant and
powerful speech, commented with Just So
verify on the extraordinary and unprece-
dented introduction into the Government
of the japanese system of espionage. The
Of Japan make constant use Of
spies to watch and report upon the conduct
of the viceroys, governors Of provinces, and
other considerable officers. They are en-
ployed to such an extent that some writer's
term them the handspring of the Govern
ment. The Japanese call them "met sxks'
which the Dutch writers interpret to mean
'steady locker" or observer. They are
sent secretly, as was Mr.. Martin, and their
presence and function only become known
when the head of the unlucky official is
suddenly taken Of, Ike that Of Mr.. Stan,
ton.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-17
Gen. Walker has LANDED.

NEW ORLEANS, dec. II.
The Empire City is ashore at the Balize
She will probably be got off tonight. tn.
Star of the West takes forward 24 millions
Gen. Walker landed at Punta Arena:
on the 25th day of November, with l5C
men, entirely unmolested.
The Fashion passed under the stern o.
the Saratoga at full speed with only ter
men on her deck, and landed the whole
party at SCOTS Wharf. Walker sent 81
men up the river by different entrances
The Fashion arrived at Aspinwall and was
coaling. Com. Paulding attempted to
seize her but on examination her papers
were found correct.
The British and American forces lad
sailed for San Juan.
1t was supposed that the difficulties be-
tween Costa Rica and Nicaragua would be
settled without resort to arms.
The California news is unimportant.
The public was much excited with re-
gard to the sea worthiness Of the Pacific
mail steamers.
The Empire city's mail will be sent up
to-day,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-17


re- The New York Day Book, one Of
the Northern organs of President Buchan-
an, has taken ground as boldly as the
Washington Union for the maintenance Of
ahe opinions so elaborately set forth by the
Supreme Court in the Dred Scott decis
ion. The notion ofmaking slarery the
cornerstone ofa free nation is truly DEM
ocratic idea. The Journal alluded to says
"Negro subo.dination, or so-called sla-
rery is the basis, the foundation, the "cor-
ner-stons of our Republican edifce," and
the time has come when this must be open
ly avowed and boldly proclaimed as the
distinctive badge of Democracy"