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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29
COURT cALENDAR-Ts,s DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURT.-GESERAL Terms IN VACATION.
All the Justices Saturday. July III Bosworth aud Hoffman
Thursday August and Sosson, Monday September
10: An The Justices, Saturday October 2 - o,o ooo
SUPREME Court, CiRcUrT.-Nos. 10 oos, Soo,
sos s42 s3S8 SS5 Sl4ot 49, &C., 49, $751; $685. gao s'7 Ss
SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL IERM.-Nos. o Z, .,
H. ~ IO3, 149, Isl, 1871, us, 1885, Sl n. .
UEiTIp STATES DISTRICT COURT.--Nos. 30, Al,
az a 81, lit.
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CouRr OF APPEALS June o. 1s57.--No. 10, Cal
luub .s Caldwell Argued. Mr.. VIM ID. White for appel
liant; Mr. H. Reynolds and Mr. T. KEENAN, for respondent
Nc ~ Fox sgt n T. and Erie Railroad Co. Argued- Mr.
Nichols. Hin appellants Mr. H. Msrindsle for respond
ent No r. Requa sgt Holmes Argued Mr. Jn9; H. hey'
nods plaintiff Mr. A. j. Parker for defendant NO. 81 re-
served for July 2. No. 45, struck OF. - =. - =.
Calendar June 30No l3 81 80, 81 a. 3 Ia, zi ~ ~
s. se2 -. .o,,,,
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BARH-Stock sht and receipts small sales No Ouecitron
ct +4S CorroX quiet with quotations. unchanged FLOUR
dull with offers 81 81. without takers for export RYE
FLOUR steady at - rs. CORN MEAL firm at 80 WHIAr
very dull there is stock here for operations, aud
and 80 for red RYE steady 81 TO- CoRN In fair request
at improved prices with sales 500 bush at sc. for yellow
p,t from store GROCERIES and PROVISIONS very dull aud
nomin ally unchanged WHISKY firm, with sales at Soc
y bids and Sass y Dbl
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Sales Of stocks II PhiladeIphia....J q.

Fi,. BoayLsOO Union Canal g. =. 57t 81 Peans is
do cash. So 200 do 3 $50 do lots 2s5 do 80; MOTT,
Canal Pref cash 95 do e5 IS Lehish Scrip Al y Csta
ton Put, "a 100 do b5 2i Is Fsrmer' aud Mech'nie'
%ney Boa,SM2oo schuyt Navigation Pref, b. 21l Il
Pennsyly snia r. r. cash. 45; loo Reading r. r., s5wn S.
1000 Cstawissa r. r. ia, 55i.
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Ta Mariners,

Capt Tower Of United States schr Wave on Ifur s1c.,
sars sdr can buoy has been set 10 four fsthos wse ~
side the bar large spar buoy inside tns o- ~ ssr
way. Another spar buoy has been placed JUS '''" -
" ay rock Ia channelwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29


The statement in this paper the other day, that the
charter of one of the Connecticut Banks had been
repealed. was incorrect resolution to that effect,
growing out of personal quarrel we are informed
was offered but did rot pass.
A meeting of the Board Of Directors was held this
morning at the new rooms of the Company in Nassau
street. over the banking Office of the Bank of Com
merce when Mr.. John A. C. Gray rendered his resig-
nation as follows:
To d. Director. Of Tie Michigan asd S'riha iaailaa
Railroad Company: ...
GENrLEMES: Ii is wei known TO you, IN accepting
the Office of Treasurer of your Company a. critical
period in its finances, did with great reluctance
on my part at your earnest solicitation Is me post
was then one of more than ordinary respC abilities,
and involved in the prospect great sacrifices q time
and comfort. / reserved to myself the right, Shen
this period was passed. to resign the office, aud had
ever intended 10 do so at a convenient tine. lwas
Influenced in my acceptance OF the office solely and
purely by the desire and intention to aid SO fa as Is in
ny power great and important enterprise IN regain
ing its proper position and credit IN the community.
then had AMI still have, the most entire confidence
in The resources and ability of the Company, under
proper cement, 20 pay not only interest upon
Us funded debt, but satisfactory dividends upon
its stock Circumstances subsequently, ranspred,
which it s Dot necessary here 70 reier to,
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Our Ag@N.

Murex SEARS is oar Aseat for .he t.le 81 Ias
the ctJi ssx n z,
C.rsoLL Y. SMITH, near Me ros.-oav. sr.As 49, y
hss Tar DAILY, wsxHLy s1d sEMT"fskLr
rson.. BoorH is our Agent /. Tarsror, n J., TOT ~"
ofTnE TKIsrsE ala ffn
WI. PiLxkK 10 our in Agent SYRACUSE TOR 'hs 'A'
TRJDvsx. n r., r~,srys q
EDWARD sxIfH is Agent for the sale Of ZEE
BuRLueToS.V a rxs
Low. PrrJocx our Asest "a Ptisba'sh for the ne
TrssUSs. .,t- r,xva : Yxflf
Mr. w r. wArr,s viii supply our friends " NJ '''
With TEr TRIBUNE. ,,.,, TUE TsuuIB
Our friends in Rock IsLixp, Ill, can 0ssa NE
of H. A. PoRTEa Bko. y., srlee. 0ss
Ms..r. psssY, oEIos Co.. nd ho Ts,ssss It 4 p -
T. D C.MpsrLL i. our Agent forth. '''e Of i"'
LLMIRA. Conn receives BE
TaIsvsE ct II m . ar, ous Aseno y
e.. I =, Tnx TsIsusE IN PRovrosash 80 pob
~. c,r. A HusL susr, No III =. - ssSs Il -
osasa P,;iSs.s axlroRD, are AS~css W
TRIsUpE- =. A. rxntAssYosfs, Ipds -
yae sale Of THE TRIBUNE ro.ox1o ClsspL Of "a ~
ihn ishs -, West two doors esS % ~ us-pssc&m
80. 1w..sup Bsilaae and Bill BILL rrISrss.
r. =. oIL a,. An ALBAsY ioT the sale Oh - -
IL
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Disastcrs, &c.

B.L1Inopr June 2There has been bark ashore 10, eN
Al DAYS on smiths Point the mouth OF the Potmse pM
no lar Ia that Of the have been able
her out nor have we any relation Of her from Norfolk
preston IL that IL IL the bark Chiffon from sssas
With ulossses kc., bound here that vessel came
Cane, more than week SINCE and has not yet made ha
nesr.nes [By letter 70 Ellsood Weta, esq
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POLICE COURT-FIKsT DIsTRIcT.-June q



The People of the State Of New York the complaint Of Geo.
W. Horton, J ag Peter Francisco, Master Of the Steam
ting John c. Mintnrn.
This suit Yves entered before the Hon. Michael Con-
noy and the Barnabus W. Osborn about the 9th Of
MAY last against the defendant for violating the Pilot laws Of
this State section under which the defendant
rested is in these words: a., -,
II any person other than branch licensed pilot under this
law shs pilot any other vessel Of decp
on except smbos through the channel Of the Es River
called He'll Gate board such vessel for that pur
pose pilot any vessel be shall forfeit and pay the
un of thirty dollars for such ofense on conviction
thereof be deemed guilty Of misdemeanor and punished as
SUCH -.
The witness for prosecution testified this trial that he
WAS pilot and that the defendant 10 quasi master
Of the tug Mnturn that the defendant dashed
70 schooner Hummng Bird aud the George
vessels belonging TO East windsor IN Nova scotia
ana through the Gate, from Rkers Island
10 the the East River that the vessels paid each
fees to of the making Ia In all the wit
Port Morris when she dashed the steam tug; that
other pilot M Benjamin AIcuarus, went board the
schooner George at me that the witness told the
master schooner that he branch pilot and would
have to pay poage fees the witness then went to the
sste him whether he going TO take the yes
sells through Gate the Captain replied Yes and az many
more have mind TO; that the two pilots remained on
board vessel until they through HeGae to Cath
crime the East River The Court took time TO thor
this and Saturday came to the con-
ugng Of vessels attempt TO violate the
pilot Of this State and that the defendant had been guilty
Of gave judgment that he should be held to an
General Sessions and held him to bail In the
Of $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29

Steamship rlinoi, BOss, A.pinwan Jure 10 so p =,
specie and pass to !, w Raymond
shin Devonshire Lord London May Is mdse sad $50 pss
to Morssn Wiley No date, lat 20 To- Jaw an iceberg f~k
Ship Sunny SOUTH Wiet Rio Janeo 20 days, cote. to M.
PSI Slip Andoysr Berry. Neworlesn. June 10 ud.e md s
pass VIM Nelson Son. June IL OF Key West w n
With hip Geo HalIet from New. Orleans for 'Be.ns
Big Emira (of Porsndl Hail. Santa Cruz, csss asys,
uf BIT. Jan James :. tB Bolton Trinidad Cuba 2adsy sugar.
~ B sS't ceit, pobbin, RondOut for Newburypor.
schr. City Belle fendletcn, 81 Bathoome. Ndsys hri 70
Ing NV Ito miles, was spoken BY BAH Scion, from Ia
IS "a spoke brig stsdt, OF oidenSurs .ts W.
seGr M.,Sn Roger, tof NewHaSen), FsHou, ASse0.1S
sebr. Jonas smith, Sps,es, Wilmington NC, Sdays
sehr Princess, Lowell. Boston days, md.s TO s. W. ~
schi B. G. Hissin., bay B.ltimOys day., coal
s SS5 jam! Jsne s Msri., Ware. Horwieh
sehr Yankee Doodle Chase, Baltimore days, eot 40
Steamer Csrlew Williams Providence.
Steamer Charles Osgood. Smith, Norwich.
Steamer Boston, selew. Philadelphia IL hours md~ ~
REIow-sAip Ando-sr, Berry. Ns"-oI l~ na.a sws
Nelson Sons.
ma and New Orleans; James Adser, Charleston, Aasas3
vannahi Hometown, Norfolk, &c. ship. Constantine ~
brig Yankee Blade, Marsslles and others
Capt Pendeton Of the schr City Belle, from 81 bGns
new reports ION the outward passage) After passing M
feayy weather, wind, by the log, showing % Es W
continual rain squalls and sometimes three OF four gay snR
our arrival at ST b. which accomplished In II DAYS 10Y
sandy Hook; after passing lat 50 found current when ~
to the eastward deg, or 10 mile, OF wsiea We ,e
PEELED to run up, chronometer being OF no Use " w
EVER owing 10 its not being properly rated 100
The schr II. D. FidderDnan sid tots morning run
and steam pumps try and nost OF tho 'ehr
on Long Beach .. -, A.. n.o,.s tssA
The steamship Central America formerly the osor
will this afternoon bs taken the Balance Dock ior
ton -s---.. 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29

M.xkess, CARETuLLY REPORTED FOR TIKI TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, June ~ 1857.
AsHES-The market is quite srn but dull at ssass % for
Pots, and 81 70 for Pearls.
C0TTON-The market has been active and prices
f1y supported The sales 5000 baes We repes. yes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29
Rsreiuts Of Preducs-Jusr q.

By NORTH Rrsr Boot-l668 bbs Flour 1000 bush Wheat,
Com 6ss5 do. Oats $40 pkss Whisky 9 de- Pro
visions. IL de. Ashes. 1885,.
By Eris Rsd10a4-June 2s-79s bbls Flour 800 do WINS
Nv do Provisions pigs Butte do Lard 375a sides
Leather ST. Hides IS bales Wool skins. Los Hors
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hiniAruRs ALAAkAc....rsfs ~
SG-Ases..... 4:Si sets......... i:tS Moo
Hisn wkrgR...rsis oAv. -
Sandy HOOK. L.: Sim Gov Is.Aua l:2ln Hsn a.. d
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sn,.,,,,, 20 rHr r.IIrsx w.hint sss sss.ssi Ps's
dress changed should :. s..ss 800 sAeAl psy 40
% sss's g. %,.iy and club snbseIloss xslsy.
''hs.,ss;,isa. Thb void sssaeStJ pfs''- 4 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29
SATURDAY, June 27-P. n.

The Stock Exchange was the of excited panic.
1t was early understood that Mr.. John A. c. Gray had
resigned his post Treasurer of the Michigan South
ern Railroad Company, and the bears took advantage
of the rumor which proved, On this occasion, to be
true Michigan Southern stock receded q, closing at
81 for the common stock with sales on time at 364,
Keller thirty The preferred stock sold at H. decline
of y cent. Reading fell to 60, decline off, Y cent
Cleveland and Toledo II cent. Galena and Chi
cago y cent. Erie y cent. New-YOrk Central
q. Cumberland Coal 1. Michigan Central !. La
Crosse AZ on the days transactions but it fell "a in
the morning, recovering 3 in the afternoon. Mil
waukee and Mississippi fell 6 cent. Cleveland and
Pittsburgh y cent, closing at 50, and Illinois Central
IL. State stocks steady, and railroad bonds did
not participate much in the stock panic, though
slight decline is noticeable: Michigan Southern Sink
ing Fund bonds and Terre Haute and Alton Second
Mortgage bonds, the former v cent, the latter J..
Exchange on Europe for the steamer proved very
heavy for the Fulton. Tho sales OF BANKERS
bills closed at 1922 and lO9t and Francs at ols3 with
good commercial bills at 5.2lI a5.2o.
The steamer Fulton took out specie to the amount
of $685. l62 30, making total OF ABOUT $ZVoooVV e1
ported during the week.
Freiphts are unchanged. To Liverpool, 100 bales
Cotton at 3s.: 900 tcs Beef at Cd. To London $50
hills. Oil Cake at 2s. To Bremen, 200 bbls. Spirits
Turpentine at 2jc The bark Wyandotte of 257 tun'
for a voyage from Fortune leland with Salt at &c.
brig from Jamaica with Logwood at 81 30 tun.
The ship Helena Notr bound from London to Austria
LA at 60 y tun register and back from Akyab to
port in the United Kingdom at "a y tun for Rice
brig of $50 tuns to Bangor and thence to British
Guiana at f3 y tun. schooner Of 1873 tuns to load
for St. Kits and Spanish Main and back for 81 4oo
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
1853; Payments, $9l ,2lS e.; Balance, slO,al,'
2l7 ii.
We annex comparative statement of the Exports
of Merchandise from New.York to Foreign Forts
Al nd ain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-14

i AN IN POSSESSION of some valuable certif Gates
IN iaSor OF the Consumption Destroyer; also of its
emcacy Ia reviewing bronchial disease attended With
= os s cough The Syrup is pleasant and safe nd
70 oohBoSed OF roots and herbs procur ed from the
n Due Ridge; At is no common article. They are
naceS enveoped IN my circulars, where ny place of
r. Inc extract of flower led the Alpha Oiutmen
o lne rlles, can, with the Syrup. be Ou nd at Mr..
N. StottG the ~ rup ~ At several other places on
rehnsylvania avenue. a. well as Georget ct
mI; Newman's on Bridge street. In Alex Sndra at
more street. - ~ ~ '
Notlce.-All those who have found relief from the
use oil this syrup would confer a favor on NJ. A.
Mount by forwarding them their certificates early
dsPOsslOfe. diff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-14

DYSPEPSIA AND FITs.-Dr Tracy Deorme, great
Suaea oi Consumption, was for several years bad
ne was confined to his bed. He was Eventually cured
oy Ption furnished him by young cla,rvov
ant girl. This prescription, given by mere child
while IN stale of trance, has cured every body who
has taken II. never hsviIg failed once. Ii is equally
as sure In cases of hts as of dy spepsia The ingre
uients may be found IN any drug store. | will send
TINS valuable prescription 10 any person who will
supply me WI IN the nrmes tand resdences) of ten or
more, individuals suffering with diseases Of the
chest, lungs. or throat knowledge of such inva-
Jus and the way to reach them. an ard to my regu-
York Post Office. ~
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY TOMORROW MORNJNl
Bv VAIL n BARNARD. 4

BV WALL n BARNARD, AuctIopeers
CorEer Of PeRRsylrdHja Grsn 20 an qtb sfrs.t
EKEAf Me OF FINE FURSIN SETS or
- SISGLY, CHENILLE SHAwLs, STIEs CIo.K-
SGAkFs AND MANTILLAs.-On TUESDAY MOK-
MINI, The 18th inst, Al l0O'clock, wall sell at
our store corner of 9Th street and Pennsy iVaDs
enue, one 81 the largest and finest stocks of Furs
eyer soid az ilns CITY, We name N part
Zine sets Of German Russian and Mink Sehe
Sets OF Herman and Russian Fitch,
Sets OF Stone and Rock aiartln,
Mink, Sable and Martin Capes Welcomes Nu6,
and Cuffs. ~
Siberian Squirrel, Coney and Sable Furs for child
ren's wear, " " WIN
81 new STYLE IllumiI sted and figured Chenille
Shawls, '0iiAi'e
Silk, velvet and plush Scarfs, rIch ard handsome
Plush and cloth ClOaks and Busters
Dress Silks, black and colored, wth Scarfs Mani
las. - '''''''.
And variety Of other articles not here mentioned
but all of which wall be sold without reserve
Terms cash.
dn-d WALL & BARNARD. Aucfs
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DIED.,

On the l3h instant, in the cath year of her age
ELLEN A., wife Of John NJ. judge, Of this city
M ~ she rest In peace. Amen.
Her remains will be removed to Baltimore for in
teIinent TO morrow Morning, by the 6is m train.
AT StauntOn, Va, WIN. MULLINS, Stone Cut
ter, az ed about 81 years.
His funeral will take place on Tomorrow After
noon, at o'clock. from the residence of his Other
NO. 30 9Th street north. to which his friends and
acquantances are invited Ia atteld thout further
notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-14
Baltimore Markets.

BALrtMoRE, Dec. H.-Flour dull; Howard II
and Ohio offered at as. Extra Ohio As 5OaS5 IS.
End Howard street, extra, at IS 75as6 25 and
ocular shipping brands City Mills do IS 5Oas6
Pc bbl
Wheat frmer and 2a3c higher; 81 U3aSI O. for
good TO prime red and 81 l5aSI rs for prime
white. Corn steady-new white .45a52c ana
new yellow 45a52 old yellow 6Oa(IIc
Whisky quiet at 22a23c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-14

TRENTON, Dec. 12-In the case of Donnelly,
Tor the murder of Moses at the Sea View House,
highlands, the Court of Appeals yesterday az
frmed the judgment Of The supreme Court. The
vote stood for afi rmance and for reversal
Chancellor Williamson read an opinion favor
ing reversal, and Judge Ogden read another for
the afii rmance
Governor Pennington gave notice Of an appn-
cation 10 be made TO the Court Of Pardons for a
pardon or communication of the sentence This is
now Donnelly's only hope, as he is sentenced TO
be executed On the 9th of January.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-14
Millinery, &c.

MADAM BONNEL,
w DRESS MAKER, From PARIS,
No. NJ 18th street west, between and X streets,
washington city, has the honor 10 inform the ladies
OF w aShIngton and vicinity, that she has fitted up
Dress Making Establishment. where she Is ready
20 make every kind Of work as Dresses, hlantIl!as
Basques, &c. and in the best and very latest stye
OF ParIs. receiving every month the French Journal
DE n Mode. direct from PARIS. u II -9mE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-14
New York NIarkets.

NEW YORK, Dec. 14-Flour is unsettled with
slight advance; sales Of 4 900 bbls State a
6O; Ohio IS 2Oa5 60; Southern as IOa5 IS
white ~ .25al AS red, 81 20al n. Corn has de-
ciined but the market closed unsettled sales Of
Is 900 bushels
Pork generally dull; mess quoted AZ sI5 Scale;
prime Sli 90 Lard dull, 4; ltalOkc
Whisky lower; Ohio pc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-14
Financial,

NE" YORK. Dec. IA Stocks generally lower
Chicago and Rock Island 7IS; Cumberland Coai
Co sSi Illinois Central bonds SIS; La Crosse ana
Milwaukee l0z: Michigan Southern IoI. New
York Central RS Reading Railroad S6k; Viz
ginia 6's 81; Missouri 6's IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-14
Oregon Election, ke.

NEW YORK, Dec 1.-The elections In Oregon
have resulted in the success OF the Constitution
REJECTION Of slavery and exclusion OF free ne,
groes from the Territory.
Lieut. Beale and party had arrived all well,
with camels, at California
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-14
Walker i'm Nicaragua.

Nav IoRN, Dec. 1.-THE steamship Star Of
the West, arrived at this port early this morning
ana brings Intelligence that Gen Walker had
landed three hundred men In Nicaragua
a lieutenant OF the Saratoga, who was ashore
was ordered by Walker TO return aboard shin
The British and American ships will bloc Eade
the port of san Juan, aud station a fore. 10 pre-
vent w alkeI from passing UP The river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-14
More Forseries at the East.

BosToN, Dec. I2.-Forged paper TO the amount
OF forty thousand dollars was discovered TO be In
possess ion Of the banks OF this city to-day, and
from Bangor the information il telegraph.d that
a large amount has been discovered Ia that place
also PS
Ephraim Paul, a lumber dealer OF Banoor. ms.
suddenly disappeared from that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-14
The Newfoundland Telegram Lin.

SAckvILLE, n. B., Dec. 12-The Newfound .
lahd telegraph line has been down east OF Port
au- Basque since Monday last and /, still Inter
rupted. This is tue first time the line has be.u
out of working order for an hour. The cable
-egnains ns, 49, ~~~'S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-14
Specie far Europe.

BosToN. Dec. 13-Ths export Of specie to Eu-
rope by the America, on "Wednesday next, PROM
ises to reach more than a million of dollars. The
America Is not favorite ship with ex porters Of
gold, but as there viii lie no other steamer for
Liverpool until the sailing Of the Europa. from
New York, On the following Wednesday, the
America will take out larger sum than would
otherwise be the case ~tI9 tiFF IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-14
From Havana.

CHARLESTON, 8. C, Dec. I3-The steamer
Isabel has arrived from Havana 10th The news
Is unimportant. Sugar had improved; molasses
quoted ~ rails.
Madame Santa Anna bad arrived at Havana
The frigate Susquehanna had arrived from Kew
West and sailed for San Juan.
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Important from K,....

ST LOWS, Dec. IA special s~s.,o, -, a., .
Sansas Legislature Organized on thesth Actin,
oovernot Stanton's message saws in ,S..s
fuehce "i recent events, find myself Comedies
by sense of duty 20 call Won tog,th.t az eheo
may adoP prompt legislative measures 10 ,yert
us eeanHies which threaten the public peace -
- ,tH nlon recommends the passage Of an act al
omcers on the same day and AZ the "a me MAJ
o.ioeo Proclamation be issued by the presi
, oI the Conventtou authorizing the people 70
lS' constitution In either Of the forms pre-
constitution in both forms '"'
me Governor also recommended the MASSAGE
o., Jaw making fraudulent returns OF vote, feI-
mn, stn suitable punishment Intense excite
nroI prevails throughout the Territory, and N Is
tbon Sthat the parties opposed tothe Lecomp-
Isns I've will not permit the election
ton; and threatens TO drive the Canon meohsp.
Srs.L Convention out Of the Territory No out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-14
Why the Kansas Legislature wa. Called.

LECoMPToN, Dec. Secretary Stanton issued
his proclamation converting special session of
the Territorial Legislature because he was in
formed that the Convention tomorrow would
otherwise take steps that might result Ia civil
war. paper, signed by a majority of both
branches OF the Legislature and five or six prom
inent Free State men was presented 10 Stanron
telling him that this step was all that could aver
civil war, aud that the special session would con-
fine its legislation To defeat the Lecompton Con-
shtntion. he was informed that the Legislature
would meet In any case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-14
NEW FANCY GOODS, TOYS,

Nj KS. ii. { hitch most respectfully informs her
customers and the public IN general, that she has
Just received and opened q large varsity of FANCY
ARTICLES, such as
China Cups and SauceTs, W In mOttoas
Perfume Bottles. Card X Receivers Vases
Cigar Stands, Jewel Cases. CAbas
NOIk and Fancy Boxes, PoTtemOnaies
Jet Bracelets, PerfuInery in great variety
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-14
The European Steamers,

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-From some cause not
stated the steamer Baltic has been wfthd rswn
from her next regular trip, dec. 18th, and will
not sail again before the 10th Of January A.
the steamer Is In tue most perfect order the with
uiawil gives rise to much comment upon the
matter IL has been reported that the Ad riatic
wouln De sent IN the place Of the Baltic, but we
now learn that there will be no steamer whatever
OF this line sent out until the 10th proximo