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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
BROOKLY YN II,E,U,S.

THg CouRTs.-The Count Of Oyer and Termirer
convened yesterday al beipg eedy rs
the Court eSou "a sns die. The CcTt will
the lSh Of O,tohst The Genefs Term vii the
day in Bookjn The CiTcsit Ccurt sdoured thu
tire.
In the Court of Sessions. William Barnett, Joshua
Rogers and William Mo pseed trial 81 indic,Ineat
cbssirs them with hehway rotbey in hsvn; stolen vsica
from John Brown. al e oot of Tlsy in Jane 1856.
Bsns. convicted OF Grand larceny aud no- posequi
urs entered in the other two cases
Wla Jones tried for forgery in the third degree
having pss,ed counterfeit 81 bills the Hue County
Ia, fe u convicted. SenteUce reserytd until Friday
Tbeu Bowniue tri.d a. indctmeu. fcr attempted
r,n s toe isusht Il Essbh hor-iscn child nine years
Of sse The evidence went 10 snow sha tie prisoner
fo-nd kin. p bed the child b. hin seir pessous
.ynsS brt IL not show that any scna erus attempt
bsl beer sds He convicted Of 'mre ASST. AID bat
W;ism Bs.,ts vieed of sr,ai asce1y wn 'snence4
20 toe s.sts Pnsoo kf y.S~
The PsnlieStlsrJ Tor 81 lsnthi sna 10 pay .dSs
b,. A. nt1rs. sc ,o~n seS o soeouIt cf Z, -ne&a-
ps-rt Krtn eOlaned 4 . for q dsSs Co sssnao.Ssss
v.s Ebr<stet ,, II ~.
EsSvs e. kst1sy stnoa Arsssn4 10 shs eHs Of Ner.s
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

-, !, the fall tide Of success What sing'o
ooneV 50 u,ccd for the recediug steps now su,-
ceesively tskios' They are Ut 'wi'o-'ney are eoa-
t.ry to the sprt ae-,ney are
Nsy, pors' we pronounce them to Oo p.papo 'p mo
brrsch Of good faith The endowment on the loco nc
~ ~b;oS The College is nov supported, without "h'a
:, vo,B be bankrupt, was given on the distinct aOa
,ers pledge that the systsm of which We have
.hou,d be introduced ard carried on. And II was %
The streugth 0, this pledge, mainly or entirely, 'u''
The fupds we're raised. With what fairness, ln'"
with what ustice-wth what regard to truth c'a
authorities of the College while administering '"u t',
peasing its funds violate thus the conditions or
ther were given? We cannot but remind 'aea' ,ua.
many eyes are turned to them; we c.1no. ous az ~,
them not 70 trs with the oondenoe' the n'p'S' Tue
.drc.,..s interests Of the community.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
MIX FREIGHT ON THE HARLEM RAIL
ROAD.

r. "A. CS;fD, Of Them Y. T~PVRs
a,s. In s. {, t-Hsl ), Saturday, you state that
,hs Fz.,ts Sslori, .isr tie 1st Of October, voald
r.ss ttsS .IG h, oa ak one quarter am surprised
That the 4 TORS Of the Road do not see the injustice
Of suoh proceeding. With but few exceptions, the SIX
ssd half millions Of gallons Of milk brought TO the
Gty over this rosd 10 sold by the year. commencing
April 1. Now, this $65 OCo advance which the Road
clstns (sitbough do not believe they will get t mus.
come either from the producer the purch.ser or con-
sumer. Which of the three viii have to bear III II
the Harlem Railroad supplied the whole city. would
come out of the consumer. But with the Erie Road,
long Islspd Road and the many other avenues o
euppiy Including fhe still slop milks, il 10 evident the
prIce csnpot be raised. The mddlemap or purchaser
4 not able to bear the loss II follows then, that the
producer must bear it Can he do it From the
Station in Armenia for five months in the Summer, the
milk does not clear the producer but two cents
quart. Does not milk at three fourths Of cent per
Quart pay the Railroad Company twice as much
O. any ether freight they carry and should no
fhis be satisfactory Every carload OF milk they
transport amounts TO 500 while cattle, iroo plaster
&C., are taken at about so per carload. Tae D-
rectcrs of the Road have practically said heretofore to
those living on their ne Stock your farms with cove,
and we win carry your milk TO New-York for three
fourths Of cent per quart Is it right now to make
this edvsBce7 PRODUCER OF MILK.
Iaenie, Sept. So 1857.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
DlKD.

RrRRY-on "Wednesday, Sep, 90 John Berry Tn the ii's
B, friends and members OF Mutual Lodge No a. o. Of
M s,one Order e snss ere I 81 ca sssst rse
Brooklyn, on Friday. Oct. 2, a. O'Clock p m
BATEMAN-In Brooklyn, on Saturday mGIpnf % ssp. a 80
ts. re.Sf.es scs s he, ,e.p s.s .se ~
.ss S s' d T.,
The frd. of family invited 10 attend the funeral q,
No. IS West Forty third street on ihu'd.,' Oct m
conKIIS-On Tuesday morning, Sept. q. Eliza schssaes
Gsusht-, Of Thomas and joepne Conkin, aged years
3 months and . Gays.
late samuel Corp esq In the 2ith year Of her age
CHAMBERs-On Friday evening sevt 2j, william w Cham
ben. 50 TIE s4th year q hi. age s,s.,,, c.o...v
PARON-At No 252 Marshall street Brooklyn, on Tuesday
sept -, William Fsron, aged 81 years
FITZPATRiCK-At No 800 Ten.h avenue, On Monday SEPT:
p, Jane Fitzpatrick
sELLY-In Brooklyn on TuesJsy Sep. % Mary L. daughter
Of Francis and Lycia H. ly, aged moatss
LAwKEscEa .h. city Sp Tuesday sysD9s e. Sep: ~
LavreLce snd sTant daughter Of the late Samuel Beta
Lewiston wedresiay. Sept 80 Alex n Lewis, son o.
The friend, OF the ismy Invited attend his funer from
tie r..deuee Ls srsndf.her T. Lewis No Sd Hcs'
without further no.iee.
McLEAN-on Tuesday morning SEP. ., LOuiss T. WNusu'
IN. rs.y., sud fsnd. Of the family sre invited % attend
tie fsrer.l tcm s. Barsbo-neus Church La f:yess
Thunca, afternoon, Oct l. at 2. O'clock ~''h'''
NcHrGH-In Twenty hitb street, fuesdsy Sept - NJ
tin ncHuth, In the b5ta Of his age -. q,
RRADER-At No. IL Batavia street, on Iu~s'"' wy
Mary wife OF Robert Reader. aged ~ Yeas .u o,I,
REiNoIps-On "wednesday Sept So Chaies ,s.r .ad
SOP Of Edwin q and Elizabeth Re3no'ds seS
days liz t.vtt,l 20 attend the
The friends Of the family d. ssIrnce Of his
f.L.rSl this sa.rpoon a. 0oock from VIC
paz, nts No 904 Ceurt street r.r.s., ss.s ~
s0y-At M.,.esv.n PiisxIi, u on 'nu''1-' "
harriet vssssnlt vise Of hio ssse e% u,..a., s.,s
sLoesVs-M I'D aaso, in tse ssh yssz e< hA ~
-. an,-,l s ). ...-oIed from bis s se'isnee 90 s"aAy
Ort q s'ri1cS O. n
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
THE GOOD OLD NAME.

To the Editor of TIE NJ T. Tribyns.
SIR: was much gratifed at your disclaimer o: the
new title which Mr. Field has sought in his resolutions
for the State Convention to give to the Republican
party. This party is known throughout New-Eosland
and the West by its true name. 1t has achieved a
victory in eleven States under the name of Republ-
csn, and is known and will be known as such.
lis composed of w hgs aud DEM crats and it iS not
merely un wise but offensive for either session in this
State to insist upon prexing its ancient but discarded
psms before the sppeation by which the party cho'es
to be known throughout the Union. Such attempts
are productive only of petty triumph in a few mar
rov.minded politicians, attended by the disapproba
ton Of all true Republicans.
Np to be hoped that any such attempt 10 future to
SOW the seeds of division in patriotic party may be
promptly rebuked. A SrEADFAsr REPUBLIcAy.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
FIRES.
DESTRUCTIVE

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IS BRooHLlS.
Shortly before 3 O'Clock on "Wednesday mornin, q
Gre broke out in an untenaoted house in Mckinney
street. near Poplar, and the flames extended to two
stables adjoining respectively owned and occupied by
John N. Van Sicklen and III. Lohmsn Thence the
aames extended to the Of houses on Hicks street.
burning down several aud greatly damaging osh,rs-
The following is list Of the houses on Hicks street,
with the nanes OF the owners occupants aud irsu,-
ances, a. far as ascer.ained:
Nc. q, corner Of Poplar stree.-larre frame house,
owned by Thomas 8. Stokes. The lowe, tstors) par:
unoccupied, and the upper .tores were tsnaa.ed
by famiies named Hoping on and Wilson. Loss sb ,ut
sl,5O0-insured for the full amour. In the Exce,sio,
Insurance Company.
No -, frame house owned by Mrs. Sarah aad Ann
Leveredee, and occupied by fsasc White. iildioy
destroyed Loes q, Si,s0o-iosured for 81 ,000 in the
Brooklyn iosurancs Company. Tue damage 10 con-
tents amounts to about $500.
NO. ~, BRICK front vito frame rear, owned aud oc.
ccried by John NJ. Van Sicken. was entirely des-
u0 jed together with house and stable in the re ir
on Mckinney street.
the total loss amounts b abou. 5000, insured fo-
$50 in the Fulton aid IIemiltou Irsuraoc. Cam.
psnes,
NO. IS, owned by Edwin II. Harlbut-four.rory
., Dn~ h-ouse-greatly damaged. II was occupied bv
TnnSof'hsr Huffpsge, cabinet. maker George Walter.
S0Vmak'er; Charles ITidebrsnd, Robert Stafford and
s'elsor. Tho lstter is insured for $500 in the
4oo company. The other tenants are not insured.
.t'e t'acu'e is covered by insurance. Combined loss
about q, ,,ot0.
~" .S, frame house. was considerably damaged.
,,.' occupied by H. Lehman, baker; Daniel Gslla
sod John Can. Some of the furniture wS saved
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

SwIyDIiyG SrnPwgEcKED CisL.-On Tuesday
anerrcor al Eogah girl ramed Amanda Wilson, who
had recently been shPwrecked and rendered so
nervous to deprive her Of the judgment she pre-
viousy possessed called at the second hand clothing
srd pawn shop No. - Chatham street. and informed
two yourg women in attendance that she desired to
purcbaee some clo.hing at low price. A LOT Of
dresses were Immediately brought down stairs and
shown to her in the back part Of the store where
was quite dark. The women represented that the
dresses nearly and induced rather forced
Amanda (as she allegct) TO purchase them at s66.
Upon rturnirg home and examining her purchase she
found that she had been swindled and az che believed
wilfuly by the women who had charge of the shop.
To es the matter che took the dresses to another shop
and wanted to know what amount Of money could be
obtained upon them. The answer wss 81. Amsrds
then made complaint to the police aud the two sales
women julia Felleman, daughter Of the proprietor,
and Mary Hamilton, were arrested and taken before
the Recorder who held them TO bail in the sum OF
II 600 each for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
suRRoGATR's COURT-scpt. sc, Is57-Before A. w.
BRApFoRD.

the matter Of ne Estate OF Henry Patchn, deceased
This case came this morning The claimant 4
(Nrs Patchn counsel called several witnesses TO that
Mr. Pachr had spoken Of HE marriage and bad acknowledged
the clansn bis wife, The clergyman Of the Forsyth Street
Church that ne married persons the date alleged
giving Pahn and Melvin but he does not reco
iect the and cannot whether the c,i pant
ard the deccdent such paea The was adjourned to
Tuesday morning
Mr. Edwards appeared before the Surrogate in rela
ton 10 ahns out letters the estao Of Chss.
Pretrus (coorcd lost In the Genital America the part OF
Susan corcd woman claim be the wife the decedent
This morning formal application for letters wss made. A'o.
smother sppeared in person with certificate OF iar
rsse the deceent aud resisted the prior ppcaton Gaze
I'd ieurued to allow employ Of counsel.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

-old three voaInes Of tee con- uentsree Of that dis
drgui'led Judecs dealer iu -eccnd- hsld books 10
Chatham s,reet. where thsy were fouad.
Rogers. Guas Roberts wGs taken before Justice
F'afdreau Jestordsy non irF who committed him to
prison for tiia. The accused said .hA: he had no
father or mother living and thai he knew Of othsr
plan q get'rg situation than by forging certiGcG.,
Of good character. lie persists in saying that .he
bills were blown ont of bis hands, sad says ne was
afraid TO return 20 Mr.. Warmers store.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

The Board Of Commissioners of the Central Park
met on Wednesday at O'Clock.
Present-Commissioner Cooley, Dillon, Butter
worth, Russell Gray, Fields, Green, Strong and Hogg
A report from the Chief Engineer Of tue amount Of
money now due empl ,yees and others was received.
The PRESIDENT presented communication from
Samuel l. Gu.tn, esq, accepting the appointment Of
Nurseynsn and Superintendent Of Planting, aud
recommending tiees to be purchased from American
nurseries for Fall planting, ard an importation Of
small trees from Europe for Spring planting.
The following resolution was adopted
Rtsored That the Treasurer be authorized pay the force
heretofore employed by the Board the Genital Park
for labor done Saturday October In whole or In part
may be directed BY the Executive Committee oil such pay
be made payo certified by the Chief Engineer
and that the Clerk TO the Board and the Construction and DIS
burna Clerk be authorized render such aid in said payment
10 the Treasurer he require . .
Received That the withdrawal the Of 900 from the
Commerce in New York is hereby specifically snthor
the Board be applied exclusively to the psymet Of
the Of sborer csmen aud gardeners in tho Psrs
earned up 10 Oct g.
Adjourned to Tuesday next, at O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

QUARANTINE RENosAL.-Ihipgs have been at q
ptand sti!l With the New.York Quarantine Commis-
s:opers since the decision OF the Ne~York State off,
GERS on their report. l. is currently stated that the
Governor Lieut. Governor and Controller will very
,oon take seps 70 confer with the Governor aud other
authorize. Of New Jersey for the purpose of soliciting
their cooperation In the effort TO persuade the Lsgsla
ture OF New-Jersey to give to Newfork the Qasrsn-
tine jurisdiction of Sandy Hook.
Newark Advertiser, Sept %
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
LAW INTELLIGENCE

Late yesterday afternoon Elias Beach, esq., attor.
ney for Mr.. d. f Sickles, applied to Judge DAILY at
Chambers for an order Of srrest against Mr.. Bennett
in the libel suit. The order granted resurnsbls on
Friday bail beirg fixed at $S,Oe0
motion will probably be made on Mondsy next,
before Recorder Smith, to set aside the late order OF
Judge Russell in sending the papers in the criminal
suit back 10 the Police Justice.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

MILITARY VISrr TO THE SrArE FNs.-The
Washington Greys" Of Hudson City, accompanied
by the sfcsrs Of the National Gu.rd, Hobokeu. and
te oicers Of the Jersey City Continental ss guests
are to make an excursion 10 New Brunsw wick TO-DAY
auI will witt the State Fair.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
Advertisement,
LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS.

Mr. BRADY requests attention to these extraordinary Photo
graphic poducts which exhibition at his Gallery No
Broadway They the largest in tho world aud the first
ever produced in this country.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
(AdveItisemeut.l
TIE DIAPUANEOTlpES

Taken at ROoT No SS Broadway are becsnns immensely
popular They give universal satisfaction. account OF their
high artistic combined with perfect trutAlness These
pictures possess dccscy aud beauty Of finish upsttned by
the most elaborate pIosactons Of the pencil DAGcERgEo'
1Yrrs copied ena in his beautiful syl Made only a.
the RoOT Gallery, No. 3S Broadway, coiBer Of bsnkns
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
UNITED STATES DIsrRIcT cOURr-srrr. 50 -Betor

The SLAYER Merchant called this morning
according dournmen The defendant Santos h.d not yet
b. arrested but upon the Of the District At
toney aud the Marshal that might be obtained to-day
tomorrow the put until Friday
The said that the District Attorney must then go on
other parties Santos should not appear,
OF else the parties wonld be- discharged
The witnesses for the Government errested yesterday
attachment dha sed giving good excuses aud pay
ing the Msrsbsps fees.
The Civil Calendar then taken
The Grand jury brought in Indictments in the following
Against Lecbero for smuggling; Peter and Wm Qua
gent John Thomas Prentice or Egng louis
senon tor muagng Edward OBrien and Thomas Henry for
revolt Jas Brennan Terence Riley and Samuel Bennet for
larceny a the Navy Yard
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
fAdvertisemeu eut |
A CARD.
GUsNEY's PHoroGRAPHIc PALACE or A.
No. $40 Broadway.

No. $40 Broadway.
" Ilouor whom honor is due"
the assertion in the public
prints to contrary falength life sise untouched
PnoToGRAPa made In the world. executed BY j.
GURSEY and be- the Fair Of the American Institute
Crystal Palace Also eXamne the stches collection Of
PHoToGRAPBs. finished IN Oh full length and life
capvn. Pshel Ayusrelii India lot and Csyon, Imperial
Kohl Moor and Plain PHoTosRAPHs, HALLoTYFEs and
RAGuERkEoTYPEs executed in the most artistic By
sorps talented artists under tho persona supervision u
GuRxEY. Photographic Artist, No. Si9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

No QuoRuM.-The Board of Councinen were to
have met last night to dispose Of the ordinances
organizing the various Executive Departments, but at
5. O'Clock only % members were present, and an ad
journment was made to the hrst Monday in October.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

CororrE's ITqCLsr Coroner Re,iS;ur held an in
e4l, ysersy the body ofs eLa gra Heeoa.y Of
& e. Hrtscu ukoh TO Il. da.i, bv te
.,,jr yrs 6-r tia of Ase. Avrd - nat
" III. 81 coEstQ e q Tie cale,.rs. of h. laI
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
fAdvertisement.I
FREDRICKS's PTOTOGR APHC TEMPLE OF ART,

Eos 5s5 4 5S7 Broadway. opposIse Mettopoasu Hota-
PHoToGsAPns, DAeuEsREoTrPEs. AsT.orYrss, HAnLe'
1YPEs Visitors the City respectfully invited =: examine
Tie productions Of this magnificent ebishnept Hours fron
g. m. 10 10 p u
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
fAdverti,ement ]
TIE Sons OF TOII-A new

THE SONS OF IOlI1-N new IJrdtna by oIf. o.
f. Poole dedicated the working classes has made favorable
with the audience Of PuRpys national THEATEs
Nisht after night the house 10 crowded to overflow ius To
NIGHT Il will b.repested with the Pantone Of Pos"o and
the Comedy Of the YAsEEE IziaEss Hs J. IL Aea- Mr. O.
L. Fox Nous Deniers. Ms Ii. T. Nichos Miss Jais Day.
and all thr fHynIite. oftke COMPANY appesrnA
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

The Eighth Annual Comuencement OF Burlington
College toek place on Tuesday. After interesting
literary exercises. q procession wss formed aud
marched to 81. Moy's Church. where Bishop Dosne
delivered the Baccalaurese address.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

The first meeting Of the season Of the American Geo-
graphical and Statistical Society takes place this
evening at the University, Washington square, at y
O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
fAdvertisement.l !

A life size PnOTOGRAPH OF FREzZOLINI, mad,
BRAcYs Gallery Is exhibition ia the Photographic De-
psmen, Fair of the American lnsute at the Crystal
Palace
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

-nd rtie xs. rcorrerded T. the .t.,,op AZ me PoIc,
& TT if-,oEfFL
a. CIR. tL,n % .oart q ,tl Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
fAiverti.eufn. !

ELEC EC1RO-CHHNiCAL BATHS.-Ihe best and only
reliable al diseases Arising from the npul lett
Of other metallic .rbane.s slsp Justly cs.e
bs;ed .oT Rheumatism NUYfs GA Uterine and
other di,ea,es Dr. PkIScE will be- attendance hereto
fofe al the old Establishment, NJ fJ Broadway Special d.
paI.m, NJ for Lsdra.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
fAdvcftis<meut:i

GAS, GAs.-Some new and beautiful styles OF
G.Fx,ures u.t for the Pail trade also, new Passat
our srr 4 msnufscturipI depot No. Srs Broadway
Alcnss wAsSsR Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
Acknowledgement
Ihnftthltc"tul J
HOLINESS PHOTOGRAPHS ,
AMERICAN

scRNKRY-Naesra Pa Lake George. Lske Chsmpan, Hud-
River and the ST. Lawrence, Coat and Inland Seas
Mountains Monuments end BaGro1nds pictured In style,
with Portsis Of the People, by HOLMES No s9 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

OBsrRUCTioNs on SIDEWALKS The new ordinance
relative the removal Of obstruc,ons from the sidewalks in
rey CITY, goes into operation to-day II prohibits the OBJ
structon walks with barrels boxes and other rubbish,
aid the Street Commissioner expresses determination %
rig!dy enforce ts provisions.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
tAdyertisemeatI


Mothers and nurses viii hcd FoSTANEs CREAM WILD
FLOWERS superior all spirits soaps loon Is rich mod
ica,ed s,hI penetrating the skin pevs.s chafas sd erup
tops ard promotes that health, d.cacy snd sweetness
pleasing IN children. y. @. FoNIAIsE Co.,
Ne. J5 Broadway, n. l.
Sold by al drugsistS
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
TAlyertiscp,epl
Tn RoTTOM OF TILE
has its wonders,

THE Borrow OF TIE SEA.-lt has its wonders,
no doubt They are asoundius beautiful bizarre. and wholly
marvellous But they may all be at BAasUNs MUSEUM,
s and ve.stion oil In active life in the famous Aquara
The celebrated WELSH NIGHTsGALE aso be heard THIS
A. yTrRNooN and EVENING
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

AccyPrrD.-Capt James 7. Hatfield Of 1oboken
who Recently, elected to the vacant Byadler Genershp
caused By the promotion Of Gen Z R. " Wright has formally
accepted the position aud will upon ts duties imme
diat~lY.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
IAdyeIttsAns{fl I
TAdveIuSeuIslnI ]
GEO. SAUNDERs'S METALLIC TABLET

OEU. SHUNDfKS NIE tIsffC ltbLhf OTNUfe
the oldest and most approved article to having bssn before
The pubHc last IS The eenne BE- o6tsind u
j. L 8. SAusDExs, Store only a. Nc. 7 7Astor Hoas.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
COURT CALENDAR-ruts DAY.

COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.
U.Iryp STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos. 81, sS,
90 60 81, 81, o. 81, 81, 80 49, 70. IS
SyPRSMl CoURr CIRCUIT for Friday, Oct Nos.
oc Ifs9 C7l 1910. 1853. 1857 lolsi li08 ti2 l5t 1854,
i5i $50 l;s9 Il&l, $50, 7S4 lii0, H. 20 a. s8, loj
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
fAdvert4scmso..i
IN

INTERNATIONAL HorsL
AND
SALOONS,
Broaiwsy, corner of Prauk'iu-s,.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
IAdver,iseGeG.

WtHaNtFs
say Try the OxYcrsAIfp BTr,rs-s medicine which con
tsns no sso&S snd hss cured tss ser't fs'e' py'pef
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
CITY ITEMS.

The Eew-York horticultural Society give csnceit
ct Niblo's Saloon this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

Sold by al drpgsi,ts
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-01

nent residents of Kansas should vote when the constu
ton is submitted for the approval of the people.
We quote from the Instructions 10 Coy Walker upon
his appointment as governor of Kansas:
Upon these great rights Of individual action and OF
public decision rests the foundation of American institu
TONS and if they faithfully secured to the people OF
Kansas the political condition Of the country viii soon
become quiet and satisfactory The institutions OF Kan
sas should be established bs the Of the people Of Kan
sas unawed and UNINTERRUPTED By fofte Or fraud And
foreign voters must be excluded, whence they may,
and every attempt interrupt the free exer
else Of the right OF voting must be promptly rcpelled and
punished FnEEDoM AND SAFETY ron riE LEGAL VOTER,
AND EXCLUSION AND PUNISHMENT ILLEGAL oNE--
THESE SHOULD PRINCIPLES Of your administra-
ton.
Can language be clear explictf FREEDOM AND
SAFETY ron THE LEGAL vorERi O., for the inhabi-
tant' for the permanent RESIDENT; but PUNISHMENT
AND EXCLUSION ron VOTER that is to say for
the temporary sojourner the ''non nhabitant the
mere visitor" The instructions draw the very dis
tnction which the decisions which have cited do be-
tween the inhabitants and temporary sooumers in Kan
sas
To prevent the possibility of misconsrnctio1, 1t may
be well TO say that only those inhabitants OF Kansas
can vote whose citizenship is defined by the KansasNe
braska act
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ben A. II. A. whitiook A. Co.,
l3 BeekmGn Street Of Nassau, opposite the Asor
House,
pRopRIrroBs OF THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE cRENANT CABINET,
IMPORTERS of Cognac brspdies for druggists and
erchanis use Dupuy Co.. Hennessey net Cas-
on and the highest reputation aud sole pro-
brandies IN the native PROOF ana mayor
Cognae, viz t
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard
1lgueur q
Superior vineyard, yieux Coguac.
Also
Exclusive importers Of the
Old Royal Hollands,
Scknapps
sherry MADEIRA wines &c. So
Aes porters, aud cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CREsANT.
RM&EAw Co the exclusive owners Of this wine and
regular packets and bsg those who
may have given under their
win superior docacy favor and quayo any
present imported.
BENZ. NJ Whitosk,
Eiw,d A. Whloek, ~
Fredk j. Haversuek, ! BEN r. A. WHfTiocK Il GO.
Oliver w. Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer
May 26-ly#