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The Washington union., 1857-10-03

NEW Fall and Winter Goods for Gentlemen
something adieeP j. STEER Merchant Tailor,
No 4ss Seventh street Washington exhibit s
goods Gentlemen will please call early and select
choice styles.
and the trimming OF all work sold at my store,
guaranty superior style and ample satisfaction to the purchaser
for the sale of Wheeler and VIII
sons Family Sewing Machines would confidently
all others engaged making ades'
clothing rtmskng beyond all
superior existence Full instructions and
entire competency guaranteed in all the operator
OF really good sewing machine viii do we'll TO call
at my for themselves.
9--2aw3wn
The Washington union., 1857-10-03

II AIDES REAL PARIS KID GLOVES, Bajous
il 4 best make order all coIors and sizes.
Gentlemens kid gloves OF the same importation.
Our stock Of all kinds fancy and staple dry goods for general
family consumption and thoroughly assorted lin
all nrstclass fabrcs)
New supplies 'front.' tho and daily
price only plain OF the rm and
deviation permitted.
Wo opening bills.
Good articles prices fair dealing be relied in all
cases. PERRY BROTHER,
"Ccntral Stores" building,
Sep 23-1otf Opposite Centre Market
The Washington union., 1857-10-03

ANOTHER HORSE RAcE.-Another horse race came of
yesterday afternoon at the Hunting Park course, between
the bay Molly Vincent, entered by Thomas Nayor,
the soel gelding jackson City, entered by VIM Wall,
and the bay Julia May entered by VIM. Cleaver.
The purse of fifty dollars won by the sorrel.
The Washington union., 1857-10-03
RISING STAR.

r HAVE just received from Philadelphia few OF
the new Rising cooking stoves decided Inn
Morning Star Patented 1851 had them got
up Philadelphia and FULLY suited 70 TINS mar
Of the best
cooking utensils made extra heavy and are
manufactured by f. H. Church, Philadelphia fesse CAL anu
them -, i.
Also the largest variety all kinds that can be found
furnaces Laobe OK
companions paor Cumberland coal CRATES and other ne" ho
latest patterns
the for sale at c. WOODWARDp
Metropolitan Stove and Crate Factory,
betveen 10th and lh streets balcony full Of
Sop 15-eo6wf NOS 3lS ana 5zz fenn avenue
The Washington union., 1857-10-03

IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS, by which
their be doubledThc undersigned has nv0n
obtained patent from the United Sno for the
combination machinery for converting seed cotton
yarns continuous process from the through the
spinning machinery until IL is ready for ship
ment weaving. Il
by this will be Mt least ten cent
yarns the fibre nbroken unnued by the
machinery the used and dis
entange will be fifty and heavier and
of tho world distancng all composition ut
advanced prices. :.
undersigned prepared dispose privileges his
patent planters will be informed TERMS with complete In
obtain machinery, and oil
other necessary particulars, application addressed TO
Dec 8-2aw1yH GEORGE g. HENRY, Mobile.
The Washington union., 1857-10-03
Financial Nesting in Me,o York.


New YORK, Oct. 2-The sentiment of the meeting of
bank presidents held here to-day three to against
bank suspension
It is understood that the feeling pervades all the
banks in the State.
The Washington union., 1857-10-03

FTN0 THE PUBLIC.-Bank of Washington paper
will be taken par for STOVES of all descriptions,
house furnishing articles and debts due equal gold silver
G. W0ODWARDS
Metropolitan Stove and Crate Factory,
Nes. 3ls and 322 pennsyvania avenue,
Sep 2o--6t between 10th and 11th streets
The Washington union., 1857-10-03
UITED STATES MAIL.

Sept 6--TuW&stft
The Washington union., 1857-10-03

yNTILLARD'S HOTEL. c. & H. A. Willard
w Pennsylvania and Fourteenth street. Washington D.
an
The Washington union., 1857-10-03

The GovERNMENT GREEN HousEs.-The circular
greenhouse is being enclosed and rooted in with
glass and will be ready for occupancy in about two weeks
The principal plants in bloom in the green houses
are several varieties of the Chinese Hibiscus the Mali
discus; the Salpa the Rondeia Speciosa; and the Ma
OShbu
The Washington union., 1857-10-03

Collectors ONCE, City Hall,
September IL, 1857.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS-Deduc for prompt
paymenNoce hereby given that tho taxes for the
and payable at this once and that deduction
allowed by for the current paid
the 18th day Of october ncxt
JAS. r. HALLIDAY
Sep I9-eodifOct15 Collector.
The Washington union., 1857-10-03

Suspended Banks.
A LARGE and elegant assortment of jewery,
IA clocks fancy goods cutlery stationery perfumey brushes,
combs, &c. &C. Sc opening at The Lakcs, 504
Penn
checks Of the regular of the
District except Paro Noursc) taken for goods
Sept 29-1w
The Washington union., 1857-10-03

LNROST KING.--I have just received a supply at
metropolitan and CRATE factory,
10th and lh streets 3s and 322 the
paror companions also, the latest
companions both the latest improvement They
in the paro place like grate paro
chambers havo another with
fire. and set by Mr. Edward Rowe who tho
perenced for setting them that be found the District
Sep 12-12teod C. WOODWARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

prejudice naturally excited BY seeing this handful
generally vote the Republican ticket. Yet the
whole organization and strength Of the party are
exerted, not merely to defeat Black Suffrage, but
to defeat the Constitution :tsel. It The palPab!e
calculation of the Democratic leaders TO defeat the
Constitution by mastering to their aid any faction
which may have temporarily strayed from thor
bold Of the lewd, ignorant, vicious rabble OF the
cities and large villages under the slluring wsr-cry
of Down with Negro Suffrage and Negro Sym
pathizers," In view of this fact we entreat every
just and generous citizen Of Iows-every one viii
ling to do as he would be done by-every one who
believes in the fundamental basis of the Declaration
of American Independence rally to the polls on
the first Monday in August and vote for the Con-
stitution and for Equal Suffrage. Wepresume that,
though the Constitution be sustained, Equal Sun.
rage will be voted down but to have voted openly,
mssfuy, heartily for the great principle of adjust
ing political franchise to political responsibilities,
in defiance of domsgogue craft aud BLACKBOARD pre-
JUDGE and slang, is an incident in mans life to
which be will recur with satisfaction in the hour OF
calamity, and contemplating which he may look up
ward with hope of mercy from the bed Of death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

some similar Outrage, perpetrated under his aus
pices u necessary to restore the confidence OF the
South m bis administration. Accordingly he nas
gone to work IN true Shahbon styb, commencing
by the issue Of proclamation. that having oeeI
established by the precedebts L Shannon time %
the prtVa ,ficia Iece.ri ~ enar..,f Tfte''
murder ana Anon to re peEpetrated under Color
of law.
1t would seem from the telegraphic dispatches
that Gov. Walker talks in thi, pro :amati n just a.
Sbappon used to do in bis, s6uut treasOn-whence
it 70 reasonable to conclude that Judge Jeffreys Le
compte is on hand now as then, ready to con'oct
a,y needed number Of bogus treason indictments
and 90 to shut up in jail for the Summer any num-
Der Of persons whom it may be inconveDient for
Walker Stanton and Perrin to have attending their
stump meetings and putting them down before their
own audiences. Lecompte owes the Adnnistra-
ton heavy debt of gratitude for having stepped
in to prevent bis removal, and be will doubtless be
encouraged by the impunity Of his former out
rages upon all law and justice to go on to commit still
greater ones Az, however, Walker proposes to
act not by means of militia called in from Missouri,
but by United States troops, it is reasonable to
suppose that, however the political rights of the
Free-State men may be tramped under foot, their
property will not be wantonly destroyed nor their
stores robbed as before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

A Baltimore correspondent calls our attention
the fact that free coISred man named Sar Green
was recently convicted Of the crime of having
Uncle Toms Cabin" aad other Abolition publ
cations" in his posse sa:on( and sentenced to ten
years imprisonment among thieves and ether IN
Bat We happen to remember case 10 tAs same
State in which one aftbe same nominally free class
was condemned to q still longer term for having No.
bis possession hynn-book which--pubished, -
it was, without thu aid Of an expurgatOry commit
tee from the Trset Society or otAesbody of Ike
atbfulness to the interests of Slavery-happened
breathe some strains in harmony with the golden
ule A law OF 1885 makes such things felorE'
n MARYLAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

The advantages and dissdvantAses OF maxim,
literary gentleman Secretary oil Stale are well e,.
emplifed in the two volumes Of Session Lawn n
Gently published under tho supervision Of the bon
Joel T. Hesdley, writer Of the spasmodic sehod
wbo,e blood. and.tbunder battles are mastsrp;so..
in their kind. In this last work of his Mr. Hsd.
ley appears in the character Of critic. In puYs.
ING the statutes for the press be has taken the n
to carefully compare the proof with the copy, M,
wherever an obscurity of engrossiDg has occurred,
or word or letter has been accidentally omitted q
ilegibly written, or phrase employed with which
be was not himself familiar, be has printed ~
obnoxious matter in italics, affixed star andt
ootnote-"S SO in the original"
IN many instances the criticisms thus implied
are upon perfectly proper language. Thus, whem
in the Peter Cooper Institute Act occur thee
words "nor any funds or donations in and Of il
Legitimate objects shall be subject to taxatioo,"
the word land" which is in such context in
good use among lawyers and the trainers Of stat.
utes is italicized and starred. And in the clause Of
the Metropolitan Police Act which requires the
Board to "cause to be kept in proper books the
% accounts Of the Treasurer Of the Board and ssa-
"Der of the meetings thereof" at number The
meaning whereof is apparent appear the star and
the foot-note. Our literary Secretary Of State 10
on the other hand, too critically nice and truthful,
exact in bis proof. reading to do more than point
out errors, without taking il upon himself to cor
rect them. A thousand and one obvious bunden
are not only suffered to stand, but are pointed odt
BY the inevitable italics stars and footnofes. In
the Rochester Act, we find "of" thus illustrated,
instead of "or," and two consecutive "ifs;" and
in the Syracuse Act alderman" instead Of alder
men," and "druken" instead Of drusken;" in the
New. Rochelle School Act, a" sixty or ninety day.
instead of days" in the Owego Dock Act
directors" for directions, which the context
clearly shows to have been the word intended etc.
Whether this be an elaborate witticism at the ex-
pense of the engrossng clerks, whose eyes, at the
close of the session. sufficiently attested the msn.
tude of their abors upon 8l3 statutes, or piece Of
spite at the failure of avorite candidates for their
situations, or Indicative of bona fde preference FIR
the style of editing adopted over that commonly in
use. matters not to us. We chronicle this small
beer in order to do our part in placing Headleys
Statutes" on the shelf beside Headley's Napoleon
and His Marshals."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

We very well recOlect the time when it was
enough to damn any manufactured article, no mat
ter Of what sort, to call it American. Nor was the
contempt in which such articles were held without
q pretty good foundation. There was perhaps in it
something of prejudice, but good deal more OF
fact, as all or meet articles of American manufac-
ture were at that time Of very inferior quality.
How greatly things have changed since then
proved among other evidences of it, by two suia
lately decided in the English Vice Chancellors
Court. They were brought by an American manu-
featuring company of edge tools (the Collins Com
papy of CoDnecticut), one Of them against Mr..
Brown Of Suffolk, England, whom. the PLAINTIFF
charged with initiating their manufactures and
counterfeiting their marks and labels, and another
against a Mr.. Cohen o merchant Of birmingham,
whom they charged with exporting these counter.
feited articles TO the United States. Cuba and
Australia.
An attempt was made to get rid of the suits BY
setting up that, as the plaintiffs were Americans,
they could not maintain any suit Of this sort in tho
English Courts, and the case was Ikened to that Of
copyright, which could only be enjoyed by . sub
ject or citizen. But the Vice-Chaucellor went
fiat footed against this old.fashoned 6buster doe
trine of the right of cheating strangers. 1t was
not question Of statute right, like claim under
the copyright or patent laws-it was merely ques-
ton of fraud; and the doctrine was laid dowo a.
entirely free from doubt that citizens Of foreign
countries had right to apply to the English Courts
to arrest at the fountanhead frauds by which they
were injured. The same principle carried out
would speedily give US an international copyright
law. Will not Gen. Cass undertake that which
Mr.. Webster attempted, but lsfs unaccomplishedi
He is a literary man himself, and certainly must
feel that property in works Of science and litsrs'
ture deserves to be recognized BY the laws notls's
than property in trade marks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

the determination of the Democratic leaders to give
10 their minority Of the Delegates the effect OF a
majority. No possible sitting Of the list Of Dele
gates can give them real majority, even by the
help OF their sham delegation from Pembna but
they seem resolved to make up their deficiency Of
numbers by violence Read the letters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21
PoLrTIcAL.-The Wilson Small Committee met Last


night, and
Resorsd That the union and constellation of the D. os
party imPeousy demanded by consideration Of gss
Tic ssyof security 10 the best interests Of the cy, So
end nation and Of self protection against the invasion Of
interruptions Central Rgt which has the -
1t succeeds, step by step in stealing power FROM ~
Received That regardless Of the past Of persoas conr
atoms growing out Of densoas between IN iyiduls or ~
suD.d sdss this General Con nttee deterH< By sssp
honorable effort fhis union and consolidation bsf %
whole ps,y may be enabled to march In solid pbasnx sssa
the spoilers Of the cy's rights the enemies Of seHec.~
meni AID the insen,be privileges secured to the gsP"
this city in il. original form of government. .,,r.n
Resed That the better 10 effect this great object 'hn
tee freely and In kindrss and sincerity extends sss a.
branch OF peace 10 their Democratic brethren
another General Committee, asking them TO Cooperate IN
h.n ssshst the common enemy Let US e. ycory As one
srny. unser the bsnper Of Municipal kights no"
he struck down by ruthless and tyJsnnicsi 100
On motion Of John Creighton of the Fifth Ward
il was
Reored That Committee Of Ave be appointed 70 ~ s
the objects Of the resolutions and the ehsi csshtoa
owiI nsm, gentlemen such Committee; !ona csr.f
Wm. j. BIisley, Josiah Sutherland Wm wilson "n' w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

Walker, Gen. Hsrney, and Q sufficient force Of In
Dragons and Light Artillery viii lie detained oil or,
Albert /. johnston Of The Seosrd Cava.r,. c<v :
1e1ss. winte srtere. 'oprsceed N command Ss n
i.otpsl Ear.
lie :tcieuI, 6 " ., left yesterday ;tr Vaern
Llt .....s " or Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

The Aldermen finished their work for tho month
lsst night. Nothing Of Importance was done. Tn
Councilmen had special session but did nothing
beyond referring a communication from the Mayo
70 Special Committee The Supervisors begin t.
look at their duties in regard to the n,w Police with
somethipg like compacency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

Commissioner Brigham yesterday dismissed the
charge of rape preferred against Capt Conway Of
the packet ship Switzerland by Storage p"s'en
Ger named Jane Hsggard. She is about to COM
mencs an action of seduction against the accused
we understand 1t is difficult to perceive how
Jury could avoid giving her very heavy damages
in case the half that she asserts is proved true.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

The N. r. Times--whicA is now the Buchanan.
Walkerifa organ in this City-has the following
misty a'sou 1t Of the recent military demOnstra.
tions Of ~ Federal authorities in Kansas. 1t is
hereby n ndered more manifest than before that
WalkeD lad really no prete1t for launching troops
agalnIs Lawrence. We are confirmed by it in our
PreviT IS belief that this new foray is mere poll
iical eteh, intended to help the Democracy in the
Augy 81 South. Western Elections
spej ii Dispatch TO The N. Y Daily Times.
WAsBIsGToS, July 10. 1857
] be news is confirmed that the President has re-
Gel we'd Dispatch from Gov. Walker Of Kansas, that
be had issued a proclamation commanding peace, aud
he sent large military force to Lawrence to quell
d. sturbsnces.
Gov. Walker is determined 70 maintain the laws
and Constitution at all hazards, and the people will
find hat be is Il All for an emergency Cool, calm
s"d determined possesses great and is Of
d;upted eowsga. II is fortunate for the peace and
harmony OF The country that occasion has occurred
to give Gov Walker an opportunity to manifest his
courage ara ability, and to demonstrate his fixed
,Von 70 car ~ oct bis instructions aud support to the
iettsr The provisions Of the Nebraska Kansas bill
LIS prom pt action will have great moral effect upon
tie Pc" pie, and will doubt be the Of pre-
vep'y 4 hereafter all acts which might have q ten
atIry to lead to riot aud bloodshed. ....I
20 accordance With the express wishes Of Gov.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

We shall publish in THE TRIBUNE Of TO- morrow,
Wednesday, July 90 q communication from
Archbishop HUGHES, in reply to an article in The
N. Y. Times of Saturday last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21
Nssu1lork DAILY Gribu'rs
TUESDAY, JULY 81, 1857.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice can taken Of anonymous commandment
a intended nssrtion must be authenticated We
ard address the wTtenot necessarily fo posnss
, ton bu, % Q guaranty Of his good faitn
sending rcnances eousnt'y omit 70 msa
tion me- name the Post Once, and very hequoaV me
nape Of the State which hsir s 10 be soma AZ
vsvs mention the Of the Poet Cl6|es and sfafs
a.. cannot undertake to return rejected Coumuu0sSons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

We have reports from Lawrence to Friday,
stating that the people had resolved to resist the
troops If attempt was made to collect the taxes,
and that Gov. Walker was within ten miles Of the
town with seven companies at his back.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

During the Coroner's investigation yesterday in
Che matter of the Seventeenth Ward riots, there
were some sharp words between the Coroner and a
juror. The testimony thus far seemsto be an mex
tricasle ma" Of conflicting statements. 1t Is e1
pected that the case will be closed 10 day or two
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

William Gehrig, accused of shooting Ludwi
G;mbrel was yesterday committed by Coroner Hills
on charge Of murder, the result Of the ARRAY
which TOOK place on SATURDAY in William street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

We print in this paper several letters from MIN
NEsoTA, explaining the state Of anarchy which has
.sn created in the Constitutional Convention by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

QrAaAsrlsr.-The Health Officer has procured 'a -
propeller Robt. c. Smith for his accommods'~.
seeuines Point. Yesterday she made her n's' .'r
and proved herself admirably adapted to tho sesSS~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

manufacture him. The Courier. Of that hk, says
be is too Young. This is Of evil import, and may
cad to /. declaration OF war upon I" some Fourth Of
Julyb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

Ev HAucnwoUr L Co furnish country residences hotels
md public buildings with sppsrau' Of superior construction
and A. moderate cost The may time
their store and warehouses being lighted with one OF Their
own Gas works. Corner Of Broadway and Sroomsst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21
ADVICE TO STRANGERS.

PORTABLE DRESSING CAsEs,-The most COM
p~ie and elegant article ms.5sctued having every
qusite for Gentleusls let and travelling com pan9n
Invaluable For saie by J.. SAUNDERS, store only " NO.
q Astor HouS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21
The Opera at the Academy-Cio~e OF the CAM
paign-Proposals for n New season.

The Opera season closed last evening with the perform
OF the " Sonnambua," which was admirably sung
by In Grange, Iabocetta and Gassicr.
The Of this suspension Of operations a, tho AGA
deny was fully detailed in the HERALD Of yesterday
and Thursday. The managers found themselves obliged
to reduce the expenses close the house They d noe
desire TO discharge any Of their ompoyes-thc company
being quite perfect every respect They therefore pro-
posed to carry the Opera two months longer pro-
vded the artists and members the orchestra would
consent to reduction Of their salaries. This reduction
was offered by NINE de la Grange whose devotion TO tho
public and her managers is praiseworthy. Recently sho
has sung five times week even when aborng under
severe indispositon Mime DAngr has cvinced tho
spirit The other artists CASTER IAhocca and others
Will undoubtedly do everything that proper aud right
IN the matter. II terms are made, the house may Do
reopencd in week ten days, when some grand operas
The chief difficulty the Opera h. however with tho
chorus and orcheerathe members Of both departments
being we'll trained their exceedingly valuable.
The orchestra, thanks TO the ability Of many Of Ia
bers and the ability OF the conductor Mr.. Anschuz has
rarely been equaled here II y quite natural that thesc
men should oppose reduction Of salaries; hut II II
question whether in such times ne the present they
should not take little less, rather than get nothing Many
OF them have little money or give lessons and consider
ing themselves independent the Opera induce those wha
are really dependent 10 refuse to assent 10 the reduction
But these will give nothing TO assist their poorer
comrades they are brought want We are ope cor,
ndent that the chorus and orchestra after due eihera
ton will sec that their best course Is 10 accent ,he var
liberal propositions Of the management which viii ovc
them employment NJ the worst Of the year Tha
acqucscencc will also employment for more Thar,
one hundred other persons employed IN various catacis
al the Academy.
IN common with the musical public we much rcVtc ,hs.
closing OF the academy just upon the Of the da ~
IoTmes the finest basso that has appeared in m,
United states lie has been 10 crisis before in london
where rather than that the Opera should stop he sang AMI
gave his services stage director grani,ousy liz Ia,
come among US to do something he can for art and iI
no doubt make some sacrifices for the attainment Of his
onJect Inc company now nj the Academy Is too good q,
re-
and otherwise, why should not be separated we ar,
quite confident that the artists and employees VIII msk,
terms WIN The management aud the public viii Al n.
r Y make Vie neat season entirely succesfp, "a cyory
ISspUv1 " n 10y