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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15
TWO WEEK
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
rur PHILADELPHIA AT NEW ORLEANs.
Nrw ORLEANS, Monday, Sept. II, 1857.

NrwORLEASs, Monday, Sept. IA, 1897.
TIE steamship Philadelphia brings Havana date'
In oh Inst. and San Francisco adyice' Of Tue
Goth ut.
The yellow fever was increasing at Havana.
The San FTancisco markets were active.
The Settlers Convention had nominated tue I,oA'
Edward Stanley the Republican cahdldseJ 'O' WV
<rnor, and mixed ticket. h.d
IL WsshI gton TenitHy, Stevenf' Den'O''''
been elected to Congress by large m'jonty; ..,,.-
BY the arrival of the South American m'u non",
q, Panama we have la.er intelligence from ro'u anu
Chill. I'D
Mr.. Sullivan. the British Minister a. Lima haa
tfen murdered by Fix Peruvian. DinereI' causes
<pol;tic.l and WOO aD) are assigned. :,
C.s.nI. Who was absent at the seat OF war, had
been sent for to return to Lima
yysrco was siiI at ArcquiPa' ,
Tta Co.ta Rican Government has deoreed that the
ected Walker expedition is pirstical, and that those
acted with it of course will be punished by DEATH
A Grand Congress Of the Spanish States was soon
10 be held at San jose.
Arrived at San Francisco, ship Ellen Foster, from
Boston.
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ELECTION IN LEAvENWORTH CITY.

LEAYEhWoRTH CITY, Sept. I.
drop you few lines about this Territory. On
this cay was held the election for city officers In
Leavenwonh The city authorities had caused 81 the
doegeries 70 be closed the election passed of very
quietly. The fre.eaters had no bad whisky to keep
Up their courage, go there was no fighting. The Free
state party reelected their Mayer and Councilnen by
go or go majority, and it might have been mueh
lager as there was no systematic attempt to get the
Free State voters out.
have been in Leavebworth, Quindaro, DoLiphan,
Geary City Lawrence, Tecumseh and Topeka, and
think Know the sentiments OF the Free state people
here Who constitute sever eghtbs If not nine tenths
If the population, and believe that if the bogus laws
enacted by TIE Border Rutians enforced, you may
well lock out for war. TIE FreeStste party fully
resolved to vote in October if permitted, but TO pay
fax levied by ruans from another State is what they
will lever submitto. d. 5.
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TERRORISM IN GEORGIA.
To The Editoy Of The N. Y. Tribune.

To The Edito, Of The NJ y. Tribune
SIR take advantage ofthe first quiet moment to-day
20 give you hurried account of the shameful treatment
received by self and friend, Mr.. Alexander Robin
son Of Utcs n. " at the hands of the save-drvers.
We arrived by the down train from Macon at 10 o'clock
p. m. of yesterday. Mr.. X. and myself CHANGED to
get into controversy with the conductors and some
passer gers and uDguardedly expressed our opinions
occssioned by the sight Of second filled with me-
Sroes, CHAINED two ard two. The gentlemen ~ be-
came very much excited, calling AbOitOnists aud
threatening to eject Us from the train which was NOV
ing at the rate OF twenty miles an hour Nothing but
The interference OF Mr.. X. X. Cuyer or Caller Pres-
dent Of the road who CHANGED TO be aboard saved us
from the rage Of these Southern gentlemen Upon our
arrival in Savannah, we were threatened with III A.
" tar and feathers" We have been compelled 10 keep
our rooms most Of the time since arrival in the
cry. such Is the excitement against us that we do
not nope Tor protection from the officers Of the
law ana God only knows how the affair will yet
END. We write. hoping you will give this proper
notice, and publish, 90 disposed.
Yours truly y sTROUSE
With T. H. Pee" Co, No. ITO Cht.tnu, street, Phil,
I fully indorse the statement Of nv friend. Mr.. +.
S'rouse. ALEXANDER RonIysoy of iJtic.
PS!adf Lou'e, SdraHHah Ca, Sept l857-l O'Clock m
We do not recognize the signatures TO the
above, and it may be a hoax. IL not we would
suggest that Northern men should either keep out
ptthe South or keep their mouths shut while there.
wetay this, not at sl TO excuse, much less justify
.ne terrorism which is maintained at the South
w indicate the wise and prudent course for
No''hefh men. Slavery and Free Speech cannot
'~A''s aa the South is wrong in maintaining
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LATEST ITEMS.
Law ~ p
WILL TIE PRoPAGANDIsTs CONQUER


WILL TIE PRoPAGANDIsTs CONQUER
Ger. Mclean was 10 Laarence yesterday. lie
talked confidently Of the success o: the Prooa'efy
party at the October election. He was asked Oh
aitemp. would be msde to collect the tsx lie sa''
that Gov Walker had no authority whatever 70 say
that tax should rot be collected. That 'ae GUY
mar authorized to interpret that law was a"ofeey,
General Weir, wLose opinion would De hna!' anu
would be published in q few day.. DIR. "er' Ine
Attorney Genera is one Of the rnOst ultra prop'gano
:..s il Kansas lie viii decide, OF course 'Aa' the
psymer. Of tax is sn essential qualification 'or the
right Of suffrage Gen Mclean said thar iat NouIo
be collected lie SAID We have been ngluDS Two
"yesrs TO make YOU acknowledge our avs, anu now
4" II Il. you have done il by going INTO tne eiee.Gn .!
Cd we'll put them to you. fyou can WIN u &c S.
" tober srder them. you viii deserve 10 nGceteu pul
8" .tll YOU II will be a difficult JOB. we expect 10
" weep the board or words to that enect.
Tuning 10 gentleman wh0 had oPPoseu 'He pug
tciration in tie October election, ne SAD;
"Youu be CT the TOP Of the he.p after ,he e!ec,1n
Youi have right 10 crow. Your POSITION WILL De
justified ill.,. A.,
Tie gentleman told him, II he had hls way tnere
would be no fear al the Free State men losing the etc
toa He would heng every msu wSe opposed TAR
s,eC.iCu. Tey GeLe.a. Ieit 'N01N''
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TEE FoRr SMELLING swIsDLE.IIhe h.rneso's
.ots cdrcerred IN the purchase Of the Fort SnelloS
Reservation bsve divided the property into twenty
five sbaies one Of which lately offered TO friend
a said CORE spoIdsnt for Sl6 COO which IL equI u
400 eco for the whole tract Of land sold By the GoT-
eminent sgt ITS to FraDkp Steele the old Fort eutsf
for $50 Gao The FCrt anu bscirgs were not ilec''a
in ,ie SIC coo offer.
SCARCITY OF FIRLs.-There has bsen sSeiy g' a.-
f. ing charge in respect to the frequency o. .a.,
city. During the preseLt month, vpMu , n n.
cop,cHds.td city viii scarcely reach 500. Ih,.ns
very happy charge Fl, m the almost nlgnuy e'I"'
tcrs VII L.pPs o;d bri sho,s ninf s',. nj. s.e, a.
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Same ot cu: Contemporaries, apparently having noti-
irg e'se 20 e. their columns with, yesterday gave az
erormoa quantity CO space TO tedious detail. az what
they eeened 70 regard ss rews from Utsh. If they
bad only read The TRiDuSE with p'o1sr attention.
they would have seen tao late rs~s fror tia: Ter
ritory IN ou columns several dsys sgo forwarded BY
on opees. Correspondent now or biz way across tie
pl.'r. K -: lae1 o. -: a3A!%.' o.. GO gibbs
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tory. we have met tie enemy and .S:y ars Gun,
from Oliver II. Perry.
This news sp-esd like lightning and sent II nil
throughout the whole army such az it impossible t.
conceive. Then came the glorious news from Bslt
more. This. added TO the general enthusiasm Sad pa
triotic aidor of the American force"
The speeoh Of the Genera produced deep feeling
eId wa quickly responded to by three hearty cheers
and Hail Columbia by the band.
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LATER FROM HAVANA AND KEY WEST.

CHARLESTON, Monday, Sept, II, 1917.
We have Havana and Key West dates Of the 9th
inst.
Yellow fever broke out at Key West on the 9Th ns.,
and there were fifteen cases in ak. Mrs. Maxwell,
wife of Dr. Maxwell of the Marine Hospital, is the
only death reported.
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LOSS OF THE BARK JOHN BIRD.

NEw.ORLEANs, Monday, Sept. Ia, 1857.
The bark John Bird, from Rockand, Me-, with
cargo of lime took fire in her cargo yesterday and
was scuted aud sunk.
Adyices from Balize state that there is only sixteen
feet Of water the bar and that the works for deep
enpg the channels are proving detrimental rather than
. otherwise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN, GENERAL
COMMITTEE.

A meeting of the KIss County Republican General
Committee was held last evening, Wm. A. FRtrz,
eso, in the cl dir and S. Apheus Smith, Secretary
The nil ules Of the last meeting were read and aP-
proved.
The following we're the pla:es Designated for hold.
rg the polls fer the primary election to be held On the
evening Of tie 18th inst:
First Wsrd-No 81 Hicks street.
seeOId werd.corner Of msin snd Water street,.
Fourth Wsd%s5 81 SIH H
Sixth Ward SCOUT near Dearaw street
Eishtb wad-EigLteenth street and Third avenue.
Ninth Wmd-HofdeIs H tel
Eleventh WsrdIFgl,cn svs ssS rear Adepai street
Four,e. nth ward-Coumbsn Hall Grand street.
siAteeLth wsd-union Hall Even ,,n ssset; .,,.
Mr.. PET, from the Executive Committee, reporteA
in favor Of holding the primary meetings on Thursday,
the I7tb, between the hours Of II and o'clock, snd
that five delegates be elected from each ward
The Convention for the LIST Assembly District wa
orcered TO be held Saturday afternoon at clock,
at DOxy's, Flatands.
The lid Assembly District to meet at Mrs. Prestis.
Jo,alemon street, at p. M, Saturday,
The Hid Assembly District to meet at sane place,
sane time. ,-,
The Iy,h Assembly District at corner Of Fulton ard
Orange streets same time.
The With District at Fulton avenue, near AdeiP0'
street, same time.
The With Dltrict at the Odeon, at the same tins.
The With District at Union Hall, in Even street
II was resolved that tie respective Assembly Con-
yeniions be authorized 70 select one delegate rom
each Assembly District, TO meet in judiciary Con-
vertifn.
Some discussion ensutd. when it was proposed 70
hold another primary citing for the purpose Of 81
itotrg these delegates.
The motion was then put and carried.
Mr. JOSEPH REEVES moved that two lines oil mr.:
BuchaDans letter to Professor Siman be quoted aad
printed ON all bills ard posters from nov to ine elso
tion where he states that Slavery does exist sad
hss existed in Kansas under the Consiituon o. n>
Lifted Ststes." The motion was greeted WIZ 'p'
anrssop snsued upon the number Of papers to
ts employ ed to publish the call Ct the primary %se :,
ires srd tie c1Iyentors, when ys' P'Ip0Tsso -
Publish in THE N. Y TRIBrsI and af !, ~ ,h., NE
ALEC The brooklyn Times. a n''''" ;" '"'
The . CON mi.tee on the procuring geGabesn osgso
In Broakiy reported proefess, ahe "i' humphrey
IT, Gsnersl Committee then edjorrned.
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FAILURE IN NEW.ORLEANS.

Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun
NEW. ORLEANS, Friday, Sept. ii, 1851.
The paper Of commission house 10 this city, chiefly
engaged 10 the cotton and sugar trade went TO protest
yesterday and to-day The house has been established
for several years. and has connections in other parts OF
fhe South and in Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15
STEAMERS COLUMBIA AND soUTHERNER

CHARLESTON Monday, Sept. IA, 1857.
The steamer Columbia, from New.York, arrived
here at o'clock this afternoon. She experienced
heavy gale off Hatterss, and had her paddle boxes
carried away, but otherwise she was little damaged.
Capt Berry reports that the Southerner was ty miles
sstern of him on Thursday and that the gale lasted
twenty hours.
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DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN,
STATE CONVENTION.

SrSEcA CouSTY-H. B. Stanton Of Seneca Falls and D. d.
Scott of Ovid.
ORLEANS CoUsryG. w. BedeI Of Albion and David Jones
Of Kendall
MONTGOMERY CouSTY-The Hon 7. r. Horton Of Glen and
Abraham Hees Of Paatue Jonas B. Read of Amster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15
NAVY HAVEN EIECTION-YALE COLLEGE.

NEw-HAvEs, Monday, Sept ! 4, 1851;
spirited town election came off here to-day for the
tho,ce Of Assessors and Board of Relief The Opposi-
ton elected their ticket by about 100 majority.
Yale College term commences on Wednesday The
new class will probably be unusually large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15
THE SCOTT LEGION.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Sept. II, 1871
The Scott Lee ion, with the Berks Band, accom-
panied by General Patterson and ex- Governor Geary
started fIom here at 10 o'clock for Nex-Y0rk.
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AMERICUs ENGINE co. No. 6.

BOSTON, Monday, Sept. a, Ioy'.
Americas Engine Co. No. 6 of New-1oIk arrived
in this city this afternoon from Portland and were re-
ceved by the America Company OF Roxbury, whose
quests they are. They attracted no little attention
and admiration by their fine appearance.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Special Dispatch to the Phiads}c ds Bulletin.
ATLANTIC CITY, Monday, Sept. IA, 1851,
young man named John Hornef WAS Instantly
killed, on Saturday evening last, on the Camden and
Atlantic Railroad, while attempting to jump on the
cars when In motion.
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SUICIDE.

PROVIDENCE, Monday, Sept IA, 1857
- Arnold Cook of BelIir gham Mass committed sui
eide on Sunday morning, by straDgulaton With
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THE BORDER COUNTIES IN MOTION.

CdrrespondeLce OF The Chicaso Press.
LAWRENCE, Sept. 5, 1857.
gentleman who has just returned from tour
through the border counties of Missouri. states that
nothing is talked of there save the proposed invasion
of Kansas the coming October. The Blue Lodges are
being reorganized and everything eves evidence that
e1t nsve preparations ere being made to control the
election in Kansas On the other hand the military
organization, formed by the FreeS,ate men for the
protection Of the ballot box lie rapidly being completed
Affairs in the Territory evidently tending toward
terrible ciisis ard tie October election may witness
its deuOueneht. lAZoo.
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Tile ONTARIO RANK.

UTICA, Monday, Sept. Ia, 1897.
The Supreme Court has appointed Edmund A.
Wetmore Receiver of the Ontario Bank Of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

WAILAoks TaEATER.-The piece de resistance,
Cemille with Miss Heror Mr.. SOthern AID othe
members OF the company, played last night TO an
audience distinguished by the presence Of the Penn
syvan!a Mexican soGiers having TIER war-worn
and tom fegs, and sOldiery scsrs They were tue
guests Of then New-York brothers in TIE braves
seemed highly delegated.
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slsvery-rot, particularly. il repres'i's di'ous'oo
| sdxsrse 10 Slavery Ed
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ALLURE OF WARD g. NASH

FAILURE OF WARD n NASH.
louisville Ky, Monday, Sept H. 1857.
Messrs. Ward Nash, tobacco dealers of this city,
failed to-day.
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Correspondence OF The Evening Post.
r.,.nrrrr CIrY Il II q

LEAyEswoRIH CITY, K. T., Sept. s, 1871.
The election for Mayor ard COuDcimen Of this piace
took place yesterday, and the result vas glorious
triumph Of the FreeState ticket. Henry ). ADAMS
was reelected Mayor by majority Of 29S over Df' r.
over. the National Democratic candidate. =,
The Cour ciiuen Of the First Ward a. fono"s, o. Az
La.ta, George Keller John Heiss aud jacob o',Oos',
tcei, ed 1913 ejolity over their opponents sna tue
five Councmen in the secord Ward received MAJOR
y Of 49, There trouble 5S rscsu,
out tie city during the whole uay, Tsa Free.
Ss,e Copvertrn for III. honnation OF esLctsss' 'Sr
a.. WAS held at peavsn op SAtutd ~ tss
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DEPARTURE OF THE GENERAL WILLIAMS.
PORTLAND, Monday, Sept. H. 1857.
The steamship General Williams sailed for Liver
pool, via st. Johns N. f., on Saturday evening
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shoud remember slwsys to procure Intelligence from
lie ea.s. .souyo's and in the moe. Ineligible form
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FOREIGN TRADE OF BOSTON.

Decrease in 1887.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-27

force. The free State people take the opposite
view, holding that the Law. of 1857 undertook to
regulate the whole subject of elections and did
80 regulate it in the completest manner
Gov Walker. we are pleased to sea. adopts the
latter view, and adduces arguments to prove
the correctness thereof Not ooly thas, but he
emhodies iu bis proclamation extracts from des-
at Washington, to the effect that the President
and every member of the Cabinet concur with
him in the opinion that the payment Of the Terri
toral tax is not required as qualification to
vote The ultra pro slavery meu in the Territory
were determined and may possibly adhere to
their determination, to enforce tbei iaterpre'a-
ton of the law; but Governor Walker significant
ly calls attention to the fact that he has at his
command troops of the United States quite sufi-
cieIt to nai tain order, protect voters in the fair
and full exercise of their rights, and reoress dis
orderly ard iusuyectonary proceedings. whether
coming from border ruffians or Lawrence abo-
litionists.
We expect that the nltraists of both sections of
the Union will he nightly indignant at this pro-
camation of Governor Walkers. But he need
care very little about that The firm, fair and
moderate opinions which he enupciates will fiod
approval among the great masses of the Ameri
can people; and be and the administration will he
supported 10 the ground they have taken by all
the honest conservative men of the county. We
look forUsrd With great interest to the ee ,tion.
satsfsd that if fairly conducted it will decide the
destinies of Kansas
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THE LATEST NEWS.
From WsshlnRton.

From Washington.
GENERAL HOUSTON THE sLooP coNrRAor-ArsAro
ExPEDrI0S-IFDIAN TRUST LARDs-rHB NAVAL
CouRTs-THE fRsAsuhEE's STATEMENT, Brc.
WASHINGTON, Sept 20, 1857.
private letter received here to day from General
Bouscn fatty oonradicts the stat ment that he has
been implicated any Dtemplated expedition He In
tends Washington and take his the next
Congress The Secretary Of the Navy win complete the
ooptrac with Ar. Westsrvelt for building the sloop-of
war Monday. The naval constructors who tho
board Of exsuners have fully and satisfactorily explained
the points raised In the protest Of Donald Mckay.
The Arato expedition have ever thing in readiness and
win leave on the 9Th Of October
Mr. MAsn the Chief Engineer Of the Navy has moi been
removed, pas Anticipated
Purchasers Of Indian trust lands may soon expect their
patents - the General Land OHioe u now at work on
them.
Under late dccion OF Attorney General Black, Oonsus
ves'gniog and returning homo enuei 70 pay up 10
Their arrival home, provided there has been no NAL
feassbce in ohnoe.
In The Fint Naval Court In Lieut. Peter Turner scase,
passed midAhipman March testified in behalf Of tho
applicant
In the Second Court, In the Of Lieut. Bsse Captain
Lynch and Commander Hunter testified.
In the Third Court the case Of Lieut. Robert B. Rien,
furoughed organised.
The Court adjourned I'LL Monday next
The suspension OF the washDg banks 70 day created
no excitement whatever.
The Marine Band gave thor last concert u the Pres
dents grounds this afternoon.
The following II the freasurer'a weekly statement,
showing the amount his credit, socer ting 10 returns
received 70 Monday, 21st inst st the treasury, with
Assistant rreasurers and In designated dcpoi.oes ALSO
amount Of drafts drawn but mol yet pad though payable
and the amount now subject 70 draft
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TUE BRING or SANTA ANSA-GESERAL Pnc
low vs.. GENERAL HrTcucocK The late extra
ordinary letter Of General Pillow, Of Tennessee
On The diplomacy Of the Mexican war; has brought
out scorcbirg reply from General Hitchcock. of
y Louis, late Acting Inspector General of the
American army IN Mexico, &c, and this letter we
lay before our readers in this paper
The earnesiness ard indignation with which
Gen Hitchcock comes to the defence OF Gen.
Scott, will 6rst attract the inquiring reader Bat
Uhep " Is remembered that the official relations
Of these too officers In Mexico were of the
most cordial and intimate character. and that
some two yeers ago, Gen Hitchcock received
iurlouph fiom Gen Scott, which was counter
mapded by the Secretary of War. Jefferson Davis.
and thsi . violent personal correspondence was
The result hetTeen Scott and Davis. Gen. Hitch.
cock in the peansime having thrown up his com
MISSION IL Is not surprising tina. be should enter
raruly into the defence OF bis old commander
Still IT will I've seen that the disclosures of Gen
Pillow In reference 30 the bribng OF Santa Anna
to Al armistce and treaty Of peace, are admitted
and confirmed by Gen. Hitchcock These facts we
may. therefore consider q. established, to wit
That proposition was received at the American
lesdquarters, from Santa Anna, declaring his
readiness 70 be bribed into treaty OF peace; that
General Scott submitted this proposition TO d.
plomatic council Of war, through which II was re-