The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-07

Light House Board that various changes important
mariners have been made in lighting and buoying tho
approaches the port of Liverpool The positions OF
thirteen buoys have been changed, -four have
been established and i've dispensed with in consequence
OF shitngs on the banxs
These alterations make the Queens channel the channel
TO be used at night In the Victoria channel the buoys
adapted to the growth Of the banks and their
arrangement l. maintained before. II may be Davi-
gated by daylight grent care being taken to make duo
sets across this channel and the banks either sdo
OF Il. The navigation Of the Crosby channel IN thick
and STRENGTHENING the line Of buoys The Formby light
vessel must always be passed on her southwest side
The new buoy on Bcggars Patch should be given wide
berth.
Correspondence Of the PennsylvaDian.l
WAsnisGroS, Dec. 4, 1857.
The Democratic Party and the kdnsrs Question
There to be opnion quarters that tho
President does pct approve and sustain the acton of the
Constitutional Convention a kansH-that he has deter
mined To take any decided position IT,
to refer the whole TO Congr Such
an OPINION is entirely erroneous. II promulgated by
demccI ats who have deserted the Kansas Nebraska b
and are now attempting 10 sustain themselves before she
people.
hs letter in answer 10 the Sm mortal, and watched
his entire course with reference 10 Kansas will for
ment doubt his position No 10 this city doubts
n The least degree that the President will fully sustain
that acton and the democratic members of Congress from
every quarter Of the Union, with few exceptions Will
with him. II is wiful mistake that there IL want of
harmony among democrats on this question: and that thero
VIII he spln IN the party. The opposition 70 this
sure at its height now The list of traitors democrato
principles " full and complete. II IL consolaory reac
NVh lhht Whst H'y ftckleSSly advocating lie alup.
ten by Congress OF course that will and prolong
the sectional agitation which has for long a time dis
uFheo the harmony Of the American people and caused
the most bitter fcuds they fully sensible o tho fatal
mistake they have made
The Cincinnati Times, presuming tha, the charge could
with great propriey be made, that IL supporting tho
black republican position, has ont in brief ps-
rsgraph asking the black republican prints keep quiet
a, the same time telling them that they have no possible
interest IN the matter. This Is simply evidence that
the Enquirer y IA some degree sensible OF ii position
common with the remainder of the dissn.ct.d.
10 rCsd bv
those papcrsthnt tho whole constitution has mover oee
pubrhed and consequently that every but those who
nemed y ignorant Of its proyslons-n about To bo
unaly set at rest The constitution entire ha been pub
shea IL Kansas, and will be repubisned this city 70
morrow morning u Is admirably calculated 70 adv1ncs
the interests Of the future There not a provision
W about which there be mater al difference of
opinion, except that which will he submitted be-
FORE u SHALL be presented 10 Congress Ample provision
v made Tor fostering education and for the granting Of
portion Of the lands Ia AID In the oonstr of railroads
IN short after the people have read H. Will be vain
that the opposition shall urge IL rejection by Congress.
There will be but one sentiment in regard TO H. and tia.
viii be IN favor Of tho admission of the State into tho
Union.
wsuuroroy Dec. 4, 1857
The Konsds Conaugfon.
am probably the only person here vho has every
word o the Kansas state constitution, ani compared
with that Of our own and other free states and ~ not
hesitate to say i the most unexce pti.nabIe carefully
guarded and wisely designed instrument ~ the kind
have ever seen has improved on rs n many points.
ntcrdcts omaibus Legislation by provi ng that the
Jcct Of every act sha be Indicated in the bill.
says the Legislature may incorporate bank of dis.
Nobhi "hu l3rht WIN NNo oFAhtttS. uiurr worry
terms, provided such charter shall be submitted 10 v,o
the people Tor their sanction rejection Divorces
cannot be grgnicd by special enactment but by general
laws giving the power TO tho All the other legs
atEe features are In the usual form the judiciary
provides for general education and gives the Laesla
turc very limited power ths subject u internal inn
IrOvemcnts. Unlike the Topeka cOu.tltuon II permits
the residence 0f free negroes IN the State The abolition
phianhrorSs who made the Topeka constitution denied
the poor co0red this Il provides also that any per.
son wha shall malciously dism.mber deprive slave
n his life, shall suffer such punishment would be
lictcd In the like offence had been committed on
free white pcr.un.
Nothing will do % correct the perversions of tho
abolition press o. the dongs and intentions of che te
compton Convention than the publication u the constu-
ton entire lts appeal here has bad sau,ary nna