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Theatrical and rlus,caL.

Nmtoa GlsnU.--ln compnarcs With tho vshes of
Any patrons 81 this elegant place Of resort, the Rves
wn perform their unrivaied psn;onlme Of "Bisnco,
Jeones NEST SUCCESSFUL production, too two nights more
RS 70 be preceded this evening By the cotncal piece
H.ed "kimks,' In which the Raves sso appear.
Sowrsr THxsrss The perf,rmsrccs this evening are
70 commence with the favUre play Of "Pzzro" in which
TO- Mr. Bland Alonso, krs Parker ss ylvira aud Miss
Crfen az Cora The new burerque Of "Crinoinc" fol.
lcvs and the whole closes with the Of the "Fy.
lag Duichman."
suRroy's This carscious odlHce "a be thrown open
10 eht for the drst OF ,eres OF grand musical
and prome concerts nj rates which the million can
arord The parquete has bern oored over thus afford.
trs an extensive promenade fountain sad sacr of ice
have been arranged, and the house u most thoroughly
ventilated.
wAt1Acr's-Thoee who desire 10 be cool and com
forahe while Witnessing acting Of very superior orier
ehod visit theatre 70 night end &C. Mrs John Wood
the Mise, Manners Milton and Purkot and Messrs Wal
oot, A. H. Davenport stusr Sc. In Plrrches estrsvs.
CANA Of tho " Invisible Prince" TIE young Widow +"
II the efterpiece.
OLYMPIC The peculiar bur,ceque called "Oympisns,
ora Night with MITCHELL" In witch Mrs. G. Howard aud
most OF the compsny have rsrs, W be reoes,ed THIS
evening. II will be preceded by the comedy entlled "
and for an Oliver r-ohlef characters by NJ. and Mrs
e. Howard aud Mr.. ". Hall fresh extravaganza, the
King OF Ccney Isisnd " s underlined.
AMERICAN NusEux Prof wymsu, the celebrated msgi
Car, is 20 give number n his astonishing trick OF delu
zion this afternoon and evening.
CotoRp opxRA.-Geo. Chrsty and woods Ministries and
'he Bryant 9ro,hers tender choice programmes for to-
hight, Including the farce Of The Magician bv the
former and the burlesque Of the Escaped O. namen
by the latter.
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A GIANT HoesHsAD.-By walking to the head O.
Central wharf our leaders can sce coope,s
Ing Dimensions length of saves over ten feet
diameter al head six eet ct bgc, seven feet. ca sacty
over twenty hundred gallons The slaves are OF oak
plank over inches thck, but the joints are a. perfe
a. In cask Of the ordinary size This cssk we are In
formed IL 10 be uscd for the purpose Of making wine from
our domestic grapes; and Ia singular fact that sine
will make only In cask that has good hilge, and living
IN The blge N set uror toe head the wine will not make
nG The cause OF IL vet OF the undiscovered mys.e
RES d fermentation -Eorl1pd Advertiser.
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TnE FLonrpA wAa.--we Cir a The following items

WNHs--Wt Il fhp f0f0W1nQ Ifpn9
" the jacksonville NecsOf the lin nst C4pta ".
keniricks company Mounted Volunteers mustered into
he Unted States service on saturday the 21h ulL Can't
J. MckeI's boat concany len TITS place on Friday
last Tor Fort kissmmec ~ which place they vl take the
b"a~ used ny Major Williams command, aud proceed 10
Fort Centre, Najor Brown, United y'aes Psymasier, ar
rived n this pace on Monday ut, with 400 coo pecc
tud vii forthwith commence The pawn Vt AZ volua eers
MO have boon discharged uBpGld We leun 'to.e l.
Al out ti2oOo IN New Orleans sut jcc 10 his order.
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THE AMERICAN HORSES IN fNGLAND-BACK
opino Those who wish to back the English field Of
D against the American racers Pryor and Prior
approaching contest for the 0oodwo Clp be
quoted state of odds by signifyng their
the Office OF Porers spir OF the Times 3S srosd
way Greenwood Cup takes place Ia Eng
The Goth of Jug and will eide hrs Of the
turf The Latest quoted state OF ODDS
brought the Vanderbilt against
meIicsn horses. There of.s OF several thou
dollars upon betting DO * awaiting accep
and the rates thew change by each
ing mail the date of the Therefore
ali who the 81 ngish chamoions againt the American
two For tut particulars inquire NJ the Office OF
Porters Spirit, s45 Broadway
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THE TURF.

NHNTREvuLE COURSE, LONG ISLASD.-TROTTING.
~ Thursday, July %, at O'Clock r pu and stake
mile heats best three In FIVE ~ wagons divers 10
weigh ITO lbs. CARL MIXERS Dsm,e y. Burr
nam es b m. Lady Woodruff B-To be n good day and
rood tracb, JOE, CCEKIIIN, Proprietor.
JINIos COURSE L. L-TsOTTIN0 on WEDN sSDAY
u July % at O'Clock match fer 800 mile heats, best
In 10 harness. WIN Wheelan K. Red John Jack.
son; U. Bro ks names g. an Marble:
SHAW WHITE, Proprieors.
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POlITICAL.


POlLTICAL.
18th WARD DrMoeRATIo REPUBLICAN AssoCIA
meeting Of the above association Will be- held At
the headqusr 3 Madison street. 90 Wednesday evening,
I5AiAH RYDER Chairman.
y y,cOs Il i, 0sIIsIEr' secretariss.
9TH ARo-pEMoCR. Alto REPUBLIoAs ENROLLED
Association meeting OF the above ASSOCIATION VIII Do
held al Adrsc Of Hudson and Bsrrox streets
TUESDAY evening Juy q, ats O'Clock r. M Members
requesed 70 be their attendance by Ter of
ALEXANDRA Il. SHAW, President.
wv j. VAS hnsDAlr' Secretaries.
1STH wARDERs-sUsDEs THE SaACKLEs WHICH
lO enthrsl The Democratic republican electors and
OF the Democratic association OF the Sixteenth
ward, will hold n public meeting a. Breslns Hotel Seven
Eighth Tuesd evenisR. July
O'Clock 10 take regain their liberties
and the invaded rights o. he fire. citizens OF this
metropolis The cry is up. Repeal repeal, repeal The
odous republican laws wbcb substitute tyranny
for democracy serfdom IN the place OF freedom The
following will he the occasion Hon. Vim.
McMurray, Hon W. Rose bon. r. Jones, Jr, Hon. c. Y.
schemerhorn, Col Alex. Ming, Hop Thos Carr, Hon J.
Rely, Hon Q. s~ackia amer H b. Perkin. kso, @. A.
MAJ Eco j. B. Davis Esq, Judge suthe LAID and oilers.
Fail not 10 attend ~ q man. - 1900 -
s enc s Issr. seca SAMUEL os'oop' Chairman
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

To LIQUOR DBALERs.-0wTNG TO THE GREAT Ru
dsscon In ne tariff imported liquors. the subscriber
from bonded warehouse direct liquors At
iucox Of % pes old prices segnete brsnds Is So
CHAs. J. MURPHY. Importer. % walter strest
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A GENTLEMAN IN EASY CIR co rsTANCrs. WOULD
"a make the 1aintance Of agreeable and
panonaSe yopng LAZY with view ma,rimony. Please
address r. u, Herald C0ice.
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A YOUNG NAN, y ysARs OF ACE or GOOD AD
~ dress respectfully connected and who hai already
gained q good position prae ising law wishes TO open
= correspondence with q yonng lady, WITH view TO
masrnony She must be younger than h1iself. gOnd
oohng aeconae and gentle fond Of music and
those Sher ie n hucnts ~ make happs
hore for gentle " taste ard rein Oonnuuct
shall be strictly confidential Address Wtsi q, HERALD
on
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN or THE UTMOST REsPxCrA ABILITY,
n and fr several years eesb.hed in good busness De
q view 10 matrmony for une got absolutely feauxed
although very desirable. Address g. W., Herald oGee.
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HOTELS.

A sTOR uOUeE-s2 10 PER DAY.
u. The fourth Seven years ssae" commenced In Nay,
1857, with end NAV l. 1864
Ths house conducted 1pon the system that Aso
disin guist ed thitherto.
estanre At hna been added merchants doing business
In vicinity.
The ia entirely Independent q the Aston Houso
Ne ecial To- ken OF the sex.
find this Of tho coolest hotels N New YoF
during the and the ladies' department perfect In ~
that produces real comfort.
ruesis to the lper psrt OF the city with facility
The fetck and carry passengers fr the New
Haven and Boston station, Twenty seventh 70 he
n sdaie front of the hotel
Graceful Tor The EAST intend 10 deserve ~ 'ayon
4 A SrkTSON
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AFARGE HOUSE, BROADWAY, OPPOSITE BOND
sre.t-Thie snd beautiful first ola hotel Ia couun
Ted on merioan plan without adgsnce prc~. Terms,
S2 81 sr day The patronate o. the hc most respectfully
solicited. fDSIN II. STONE, Proprfetor
w. HILL ferr rly of the Irving House Superintendent
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fNHu or rHu LkRaasr STOCKS or HAvArA, "
W rnesk and 0erman segArs be examined my
roa~. rsAns be had By PronRt credit cssh buys
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BILLIARDS.

- = - -
INK APs rs arc ApwAv rEw Yt,ap ID !. : -
l.'V rrc "a ~ Psssns billiard tsbl-s and ensh,,. -
SseerN as rsntcuse .ssins the atenots Of I.ss.~r ~.
STGiiM PHsi..s 'asssy.essn,stous.
A 20 svssss % ssvosD aI10 a.
zee nssyi Ne. rrfele sst sod -coder 49, spRss.
yOpr W. foohA1Nhss4 Ann .tr--s AprtV ~
II sII5AsIs Tas 5Ans OF BiIiIIKps Py sIr-,-.
80 .nef9 ~ enhtf " "Pri.rfs wi,b,,, I. sioa.
a 'V-eA'OsS' o-a@Fd aole mskrs - Aas .srs,t S'"Nn
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CLOTHING, &C.

---------------------~-~~~10-DN
* non TO IsvnsT II ssCorD HAND CL0THIso.
VC.OSV -Gootlemen Wishing 70 convert lef OF o.
plus cloth ng int each obtu al lesxt Ay cent
w calling on or scndns heh address 70 JAMES fOROEkY,
Gek Pesrf street.
fyLOTHIrq -LADIEs AID tAxrfJcMsr Hsvfrg
~ any 70 dispose u rrce're fair price for the
se By seuNng ADDRESSING a. Cohen az TAmsus skee,
Canal os ~ ve~ hso>dvsT Ladies vsis>d By Ms
(yAsv orr CLOTHING wANTsO --GEsrLENEN Or
W fs lies hsyng superhuOus effects hey Voc ID into
ceh, viii please sal notify the subscriber will wall
them a. Their places OF residence by appointment
IT, LEVITT, No ~ Wal street basement.
NATIONsL GUARD UNfFORs COMPLETES AND ~
A. periect order, for sale cheap Inquire Tuesdy
Ntdnesdty ~ cog RrOsdway New York.
NOUTH ROvALTOv BArK
- tefon ~ 70 ceats on the dollar,
Fer summer crihi~g,
AtkvANs', % and s. Fultcu sgcss
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY q, 1857.

DRY GOODS a.
0EO OilN WORTH OF RICH LACH1 STILL ON
VOU.VUV hand aud for sale ct reduced rsses y our
Store. 7U Broadway. three doors eve FOURTH Mrce5
UIILER Oh ANT
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF LACES
a Embracing Honoo. guipure, Maltese, point applique,
EnGhsh thread, 4c. Also
Rch uoniton AOa
Rich ernbroidered muslin do,
Now selling of at
LANE PORrERg
SIT Coid No ~ Canal street.
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The GREAT LENNON CAsE.-The -.
case between the State of Virginia and the State
Of New York has at length come up in court
again, on appeal from the decision by which,
some years ago, the slaves of Mr.. Lennon, of
Virginia, arriving in this city with their master,
IN transit,, on their wsy to Texas, were declared
free. Az the question at issue involves the con-
stitutiona right of the citizen of slave State TO
pass with his slaves through free State, our
readers will perceive that this is q second bred
Scott case in its national Importance. In this
view, whatever may be the decision Of the pre-
sent court, we may expect the case to be carried
up to our Court Of Appeals, and thence to the
Supreme Court Of the United States as the court
of last resort. In the interval this Lennon slave
Gaze will be made to subserve, as far as possible
the purposes Of our anti slavery agitatoH, though
we must cay that upon the heels of the financial
crisis the Niger agitation, with all it, appendages
of "bleedirg Kansas bred Scott, Uncle Tom,
Louis Napoleon and the Lemons, sink into ut
ler insigpifcance. Twelve months ago the Lem
mons, brought into court again, would have
raised breeze; but now, in the midst of this ter
rible pressure for money, niger philanthropy is
below par, and the Lemons may be disposed Of
without the slightest fear Of revolution. Pro-
ceed with the case.
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bCYrAI0, Dcf. III Y, NJ
-four quiet ssd unchanged Sales 70 day 400 bbis. ,
MN T,a - FOR supernne 70 extra Illinois and 10
wheat 10 lover. Sales 10 cay, 5000 bushels chicago
Spring n 7pko, 27oco bushes do II 500, 1000
busbels red winter Ohio 81 p0c Cnn Unchanged aae
tooay 1900 bushels at eco Oats II $40. aud nominal
whiskey q lsc . zoo Freighh duh. Corn 70 Albany
20 imports yesterday, 5000 bbs nour las goo bushels
vheai 5000 bushels corn and 10 600 bushels Er
ports yesterday 1000 bushes wheat and Zoo bushels
corn.
BrTTkIo, Dot 1-eP.M.
Yleur duh sAles 700 bbl n 81 is ss for supcrnue
10 ertra Illinois and Iowa wheat-A good supply and
lover sAes 81, 900 bushels a exc 500 for osicaso
spfirg and 900. for red shter Corn unchanged SALES
COCO bushes 81 800 whskey nominaIly al 1oc. Oats
SAC. Freishn dulI-so for corn 10 Troy and Albany
lake imports for the "a hours ending q noon 70 day
600 ibis. flour, 1b2 oto buahes wheat 81 900 coyn
2o,oco do. oats. CANAL exports - coo busneh wheat,
1000 do. corn
Flour steady and dali wheat unchanged sAlss 5000
bushels Chicago sprrg II goo Corn inactive lake i'm
ports 10 day-l20too bushels wheat, 1900 DO corn.
Cansl sxporn-2,Too bbs. nour, 9eoo bsshsls wheat,
II, coo do. orn.
CHICAGO, Dot Id n.
-Four dun wheat buor Art 81 T3s . lts Corn active.
shles 10 COO buahes u slc oais dun shipments Buf
fao- zoo barrels -four, 900 bushels wheat,
sht ments 10 oswteo- 900 busheis wheat or
-four Receipts 10 dAyl 500 barres noar 100 coo bushels
wheat, 1, go bushels corn.
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Yachts mot in position 70 start before A. n WIN -
ruled out OF tha regatta.
This did not attract 30 much general tnteres -
some CT tho<e which have preceded IL Nevenhee.
brought on. all the yachting men, The view - the yaohn
came into position was charming. There more DE-
hcIous landscape In The world than Thai from tho wair
mont OF Hoboken, and yesterday morning there vs.
that sof sutumna haze which heghtens the tone d ~
picture. The yachts into line or the Club House u Ne
nysian Fields their position being In right line from Ne
Gag slan whoreon noAted The burgee Of the Cab. ma
yachts Of The nrs olass and The stake boats displayed I'll
their bunting and the artistic effect Of the blending Of ~
colo-ths sea, sky, the gay ensgns, and bisors drs
Of the yschtncI-was something too superb for dssV-
ton.
or the yachts mentioned In the above list tho following
named started The Una Minnie MAdse, Island Fawn.
Rebeocs, ecud, Petrol, Unane sea Dnft, and Bonia.
mo wind was Light, and frtm W. 8. ". Al ten O'Clock
there was great hope thai there wo@A
be breeze enough for the large yachts and the prospe
not worry brilliant Tho third class yachts, the Boana
and Island Fawn got under way 10 49, and al II ID ~
Gag Of ME amboas osoeo, chartered By The Regatta
Committee, wa dropped, 1t which signal the yAchh a
hs second GLASS under vay; the Petrol little In ID
vance The ssar was s,oesa ose, and directly ass
coming abreast Of The Battery the breeze cshsned ms
hAdse then walked away from the ssusdron closely FOL,
owed BY The Una, the xinne, and the Rebsccs Il ~
dead beaI 70 wndwArd, and had there been little nore
wini The opportunity for displaying the admirable quail
lies Of these yAchh could NOT have been improved ~
u was the larger yachts had hardly broese enough.
me fect came down very veil together 70 asssn
hiAnd but when ond The Mario Una began 10
overhaul the hsdgie, and the knrie close upon
Una D.rccuy amer uls the wind up much stronger,
and The Rebscca fell 70 her advantage. me ~
here quite interesting. The hsdge the Ora 70 tam
the buoy q the South wes Spit 81 "a am s6s followed
By the Una at 2h I'm SIS The Minnie ., IN lin Ne
Rebecca II IN lem. The scud 81 m aim Directly ag
The yaohts rounded the buoy and before the wtna
and hen they needed most, The breeze sackencd pr
ocpuby, and the rcturp homo presented particular sa
turcs Of interest All ihinss oonsdcrcd tho quite
good snd will compare favor~bly with previous
Tho yschA passed the stake boat u Hoooken n ~
folio wing order and time
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The prizes win no, be awarded until 70 day. bat thsy n
ti coure " me ma and MAMIE Of the scoud oias1
70 Me Island Fswn and Bonita hcy he only third
claus ysrhe thai sailed the race Altogether me 70 We
much enjoyed BY she ysnhtng men, and The her opal
not have been agreeable the spec Aior Ths e.
mteo chartered for the quests OF the club the ueam
osoeoa, which accompanied ne yanhn. Anoag -
gucst Vas An5rew Aroedsckne. Esq., Rsr Comm, doo
OF NE Royal London Yacht Club ADD Woe Commodore e
the Roy 81 Huwioh Ysoht Cub. Mr. Jthn Van area ~
one Of the ere OF the Una
In conclusion we may say . word In CONNIE sdauss q
me fxoelsni manner In which The arranged ~
We committee, and NE c,uresy and eeutemaniy fsanng
OF NE oonpeutors. Yachting 10 nAAy diversion, vhiak
more man anything else br nes ont NE bcss feelings
men, snd thereby preferable 70 the turf, which css
develops their bascr psuious The squadron Yesterday
was - pleasant sight would care see, and %
trust that rert ear ~ nvmbers viii be doubled
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Osps. W. L. shuulsworih, In command OF The Marine
Barracks Brooklyn, N. Y, len special permsion for
Washington on the 3oth M The Captain an applicant
for The qusrrmasser ship OF the United states Marine
Corps occasoned By the death Of Hsjor Goo " Lindsay
Frs. Lieut. A. Hays has temporary command OF tho
Brcohlyn Marine Barracks until the return OF Cart mat
ueroth, which yin be In few days
Capt James " scherok, commanding United sssc~ 70
ceivnG ship North Carolina, len the 2sih oft 20 attend
on summons, one OF she Naval Courts Of Inquiry n
Washington.
Capt Benz Totier has reported 10 Comm odove Law.
reace ke1ney oommandani o. The Brcoklyn NAVY Yard,
~ commander OF the " g. ship vncenres, lying II
the above mentioned gard She Win be ready 70 rceei W
her officers on Friday ncxt
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g.. a.S~ss. M .na Nv York Yacht Ca~s.
Ths summer regatta Of the New ~ uuD so0A 49,
In August last Il New Bedford Oxng ~ s0aae1'ai e
cunstances which have been heretofore explans> W
HnAID the yachts Of the second and third cr@ses wre
MOI al In position TO compete FOR The pr- and uro.s
w entered By the gentlemen sailing these ols.yeu q
.,, .r.,.... ----h of The r:ce 90 fsr . ssy were
concerned After ths return Of NE ysoh nom thei san
cruises The whole subject wAs reviewed u gsass
meeting or the club, and resolved that tbs Saos
should DO tailed over again, for the second and thN
Glasses.
The sailing committee, Messu. O. b. HaswelI, j. n
Wainwright and r. O. Colt, issued for yesterday the ma
lowing order for the Isoe:-
BY order Of the or yachts Of the second and r1
Now BEDFORD Il. d.rs1 confess win come 20. "a
~ olsvea O'Clock, under tho direction q The Regain o.
mites.
mo oouyses Of sailing are assigned - folIows,-
Dag boat VII DO moorsd abreass Of The Club Heuas
S.sa 90 v ,ns e.. me o. soa ss y.c x
ssss Of sai-fns third cis sbrsass of ssid sss
boat, 10 yards apart, on ne due oast; the second o
90 Ysrds apart On line parallel wh ths same, zoe yar
70 he Dosth fbey may have their naasas or foranin
sais set The committee rsserving NE discredoaary pow
howevsr, Of ordering Ill sah 70 be lowered before sag
deem proper, should Tho wssshsr o. csoum.aSoes ys1
: change necaseNy.
Inc yaCho vi pasg around the buoy or the SouthV0m
Sp passing nom the aorih and east ResarninG ~
viii pass abreast OF be stake boat Oh the Club House, 10
boken psssine 70 the westward. In going and return
Ing al the buoys on NE West Bank 10 be passed 70 ~
eastward.
The Southwest Hp bears from The centre OF the NaTswu
due south distance from Robius Reef Light l0x nile,
and the buoys Of The West Bank are numbered II, u
aDdl6.
The following il the o1aoA Lii. Of the yachts saiisA y
ran on this eocazon=
uooHD uAss.-coMTAMu0 YACHTS LMa mAu
$500 SQUARE Sx1r sAIB, ALLOWANCE Hn, ON A.
QUARfR eBC8ADs sQUARu
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Captain Rch1dscn, 70 whom wss referred By the ocn.
mi,'ce the ,idovs and families or me lost edlcers ca
crew Of The Central America has examined no The cains
Of ase pumber and among the entire found bu, one GO
Of imposition He stated 70 rcpor sr yesterday AsA
the applicants very worthy psrsoss ALL win NE en-
caption Of one, being strictly sempcrsis, and In svwy
way desesvins Of pubic ymrahy for the great caiAiy
that had befaen them. There are xenty- nine vtdsvv
and forty four children besides the aged fathers aad
Tiers Of the lost 70 be provided r Independent Of csAw
relatives, and the survivors OF The ship~rsck. We
give LIST CT those who have already applied
yAMrLIxs or oPgfoxRs AND oRzw Lost.
Jsmes Hrtslin tcccno siew1d, WHO aEd three chldrss
Philip Roar, waiter, wife, no ohilorca.
John Devosey, hrsman, wife encients
Eeinard Oonkln, fireman, wife and four children
william Perkins, waiter, wife and two chlldscn.
frsnots WtsrN seaman, wife enoierte
John Brown, walter, wife and three children Wis -
Peter Rely, aeersge ~ ward, wife innrm.
William Flynn, nremen'r mcss bog wife
Pss Oh oasr arcmsn, wife and two children.
RT acIsriss, steward, vie and two ohndrss; Wits
enceinte.
Alexander Grant, fireman, vito and one oaild.
f.arics o.soR. .,nsr, wife ssd .hrse ohudrss
John Klrualty, ashmsn, len aged rAahsr, mo4sw sss
james Nevis, GOAL passer, len aged mother.
George Wilson, sseerase waiter, wife.
wnrsm sarva head porter, wife sncsinte, ssd mcasv.
John WIFI ..s os ss,, w s ssd one 0n"
William Jones' fourth assistant engineer, wife snoesss
wilnsm sevsns waiter, wife.
Richard Bsr GOAL pAsser, wife enoeIrso, and s-c 60
Arnold psu, Cb,oshe~,) coal p.ssr, mother.
John eespae, GOAL pssser, wife enoelns, and twc ch
Psu.cx svNns, sshman, mosas,
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The KANSAS QUESTION OF IT'S
SUBMISSION TO THE PEoPIE.-Some of the South
ern journals of the ultra pro-savery school crit-
cised the despatch from our Kansas correspon-
dent, published some weeks ago, in which 1t was
stated that the speech of the President of the
Kansas Constitutional Convention indicated that
be was in favor Of having the constitution sub
mitted to the people. They said that the Der
batim report of the speech, which We published a
day or two afterwards, did not justify the in
ference drawn from it, and they held that Mr..
Calhoun was not in favor of any such line Of
policy. That gentleman, however, has set at rest
all doubts upon the subject by causing to be pub.
lshed-in connection with his seven colleagues
from Douglas county-the resolution of the Demo-
cratic Convention which nominated them, and
which resolution, say they, 1--WE fully and hearth
ly endorse" 1t as follows
Resolved That We will support no man ~ delegate 70
the Constitutional Convention, whose duties viii b 70
frame The constitution Of The future State or Kansas, and
mould the political Institutions unte which - peo
pie 70 i've, unless he pledge hi ~sD fully freely and
uaosa mental reserpao 70 1s every hosoa, .eans to sub
ms the 10 euy bona de actual citizen Of Kansas al e
proper time for The roe bng aken upon the ADOPTION BY e
people In oTder that the safe constitution may be adopted
or Cted b. The actual settlers In this Territory
jority OF The voters may decide.
We think that so far as Mr.. President Calhoun
and bis colleagues are concerned, there is no
longer room for doubt as to their views in refe-
renee to submitting the constitution to the people
of Kansas. We commend this resolution to the
attention Of KeiH, Rhett, Davis and other fire
eating politicians