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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-21

LIBEL SUR The publishers of the Nor
ming Cal have been prosecuted for libel by
Jacob II Snyder, for an article which np-
peared in the cal on Tuesday last, reflect
ing severely upon that gentleman's charac-
ter.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-21
Peaches! Peaclses!! Peachcs...

Families and dealers in rnit can find constant
supply of he celebrated Peaches grow on the ranch
Of MIR. G.. H. Peach, Mar. svile, received every day
fresh from The nursery ut the
ia PIONEER VARIETY STORE,
Myers street, doors from Montgomery, Oroville.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-21
Nis. IL HEET.

FRENCH PHYSICIAN. GrHduaie "r The Medical
College Of France. SURGtON AND ACCoU, III II,
diploma exhibited when reqUhed) Nongomery ST.,
next door 20 the Orleans Hotel
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER U. D.
a stated meetings held in The Masonic.
Wy lIall on the second and fourth Fridays OF each
~ Nmon,h. IL. A. GASTuN, NJ. h. ll.r
&. I. CoLToS, Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-21

ExEcUTIoN.-Joseph Bradley, colored
man suffered the extreme penalty of the
law, at Auburn, Placer county, on Friday,
for the murder of another colored person
named Jacob Bakemap
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-21

SENATOR. The majority for Garter, the
Democratic nominee for State Senator in the
18th District, is 2l9.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-21

LYNcHED.--Some Cinnamon caught rob-
bing sluice box near IIorsetown, Shasta
county, were taken from the hands of the
officers of the law and badly whipped.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-21

re- We have been too busy in the me-
chanical department of the paper to pay
usual attention to our editorial columns.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Turner's Attention.!

1UEFlPTs AEICHklOn
There will be Il general meeting Of the oRoFli.LE
TuRNVE9ElN at the Miners Hotel on Monday eve.
ming sept 2lst., nj hafpas seven O'clock p. NJ. TO
permanently establish aud organize n Turnyerein Mt
this place Members are requested 10 attend. as the
election of officers end other important business will
be brought tefore the meeting. All those OF our
German brethren wishing to become members are in.
yited to attend. Ty order of
H.. HONS.
J. WEISS.
NM SUIXBACH,
Sept. 19h, Committee of Arrangements,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-21

THANKs-D Dickey & Co., of the Ice De-
pot, will please accept our thanks for ice.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-21

June 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21
,o-..s =, t.I.cr,ps to have arrived srssnSord this

ported By telegraph " Da'e N'''N - W."
evening. The BcsSon train has resched "orce''e''
The Springfield trsi, is just in Thor viii be no
nance for travel On mon Of the rosds I'll Thursday
Bosros. Tuesa.' ', jar. 20 lS7-F.M
The steamtugs tc -isv have s,pcceeded III opening
clear channel 80 that all vessels en- enter ana eaVe
the harbor without impeachment. CcSsderaoe pro
II, IS has been made to-day breaking sut the rail-
roads. but c, mmunicatiou With distant points cahh~
probably be resumed for one or two days yet. lie
propeller Potomski, which left New-BedfoId for New
York. reached Sands Point a, a. N. on Monday,
shere she safely landed her passengers. size remsns
Off the point n the ice.
BosroS. Tuesday, Jan. ~, 1857.
The Boston, Concord ami Montreal Railroad, hiss
been placed in the hands Of Trustees of whom j. NJ
Wilton is the agent. The road is indebted to the
amount Of sl,C000O0.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Tuesday, Jan. ~, 1885,.
The Western Road is open from this point east 20
Worcester snd west TO Chatham -Four Corser,, with
every probability of being open through to Albany to
night No train from Boston has reached Worcester,
slrhough a sno~-plow and engines were started from
Boston at 81 O'Clock, g 10. The Northern Road 10
open from Springfield to New-Haven. The Connect
cut Road open Greenfield but there is no commu-
nicstion hey Ond that place asst yet
The railroads are clear TO Greenfield on the north,
and TO Albany the west. One track is clear to
New-Haven N the south the other is blocked up 81
walipgford. From Boston the fret train through is
expected at IL O'Clock. Tie ew.York express train
of this morning is fast at Bridgeport for the night 1t
will take another day to sc! the roads sll clear.
PHLADELPHIA Tuesday, Jan. u, 1857.
The Sunday evening New-YOrk train reached here
his evening. No trains have arrived from the South
a. yet
HARRlsBURG, Tuesday Jan. 70 1857
No train from the East arrived to-day. The West
ern train reached here last isht.
Another snow storm commenced here to-day
BALrINoRE Tuesday, Jan. % 1897.
There was slight fall of snow this evening. The
Washington A. O'Clock afternoon train reached this
city about O'Clock. No other trains arrived to-day.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. 9O-6 Pm.
The trains experienced great difficulty in getting
through The communication viii be irregular for sew
eral days.
No trains arrived at Alexandra from the South up
to this p. m. The trains from Baltimore, Of last
evening and this morning, arrived at clock this
afternoon New-York dates to Saturday evening only
have been received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY, January ~, 1897.
The Senate met at Al p. m, but no quorum being
p.esent they adjourned till tomorrow morning.
ASSEMBLY.
The Bank Superintendent sent in report IN reply
10 resolution nduirng as to the prospect OF 70 ,over-
inc the value of tie bills of the Lewis County Bank,
and whether the Bank Fund can be used advsnta-
geousy in buying up bank-fund stock and thereby
benefit the holders of broken Safety fund bank notes
and whether the Legislature constautionaly in
crease the contributions 10 the Bank Fund by especial
call upon the Safety Bank Fund The Superintendent
il entirely ignorant Of the present condition of the
Bank The present laws of the State divest the Su-
perntendent of all power relating TO an nsolvent bank,
except to apply TO the Attorney General for an nunc
ton and to refuse TO allow the issue OF the notes Ihi'
he did in the case of the Lewis County Bank The
sole liability of the Bank at the time of its failure, eH
cept TO the stockholders. for outstanding cncula
ton 1925 2S3. Not dollar had been redeemed, ana
there are no assets Of the Bank in the Superintend
entO hsnds. The disposal of the surplus Bank FUND,
after 1866 sts with the Legislature, under whose 81,
proprstOn the balance remaining, If any, can be paid
TO the biholders of the Lewis County Bank. table
Ia submitted which shows that the Bank Fand stock due
In 1861 will require advance from the Treasury
Of over SIS 600. Every dollar of stock due 10 1883 Is
held by the State Trust Fund. The Superintendent
cannot commend any action by the Legislature which
may produce reputation, even temporarily, OF the
Bank Fund stock due in 1855
The Supply Bill of 1856 was then read by sections,
and ordered 10 q third reading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21
folly Insured Lo., Of Mc.sAen, N tprpitare, 800 q.

insurance.
The TIRE communicated to the adjoining building. No.
~, occupied by Thomas Fegan Is a ianoy dry goods
store. The premises are owned by K. A. Meaxhea,
whose hoes amounts 70 800 Insured for 81 30 in NE
Stuyvessrt insurance Co. Los. u Mr. Pecsn, t.ooi
insured for 81 $40 in the Peter Cooper Insurance Co.
The fir was caused by the eIplcsos Of the gas m.t~
fIRT IN FIRST STREET.
Last nglt at clock a fire broke on. IN the large
building No. 80 Flint street, occupied by Hayward
ssser So a packing house. The Ere orignated IN Q
stable connected with the hoase The stock Of Ness
II. & s. wss damaged to the amount Of 500. The
adj, ming building No 81, occupied IS dwelling By
Richard ssger took IRE and his furniture VISA dam
sged 10 the smount Of $50. The packing house ssd
dwelling were damaged to the amour. Of 80. L.
,uI,d for ST. zoo in the BoweIy Insurance Company.
The origin Of the Gre is unknown.
YIRE IN VEsyI srRKET.
At 1910 O'Clock Ia, ngLt Ere was discovered n
the extensive cloth WAREHOUSE Of VIM. {. Langley.
Nos Il and l6 yesey street, BY the private wachmss.
No. II Engine Company, lying nearly opposite, wa
on the ground before the alarm was ruag, and the
other companies promptly responded after the alarm
vas given. The loss Of Messrs. L. s Co., by fire asl
wsier will probably amount to about $4,000. They
are fully insured, but in what Companies We could not
learn. The Are originated from the walls, through
which the hues passed, becoming overhested-tss
great heat gniting the flooring and beams OF the hn~
story. Metus. Little, Alden & Co, importers, sccs-
pied the upper floor, but sustained no damage, I. lar
as we could learn.
FIRI - EASr rHIRTrksrH STREET.
About II O'Clock last night fire occurred N the
dwelling house Of Mr.. $. l.. Duyea, No. 1891 East
Thirteenth street in consequence Of the csrelessness
Of servants in throwing ashes in the cellar.
FIRE IN rBE BowERr.
Shortly ser II O'Clock last night fire broke cut IN
the three-story building No Is Bowery lower part o.
cupied by Charles White an Opera House, uppu
part by Fischer & Co. as dsguerreotype establish
ment. The fire originated in the premises OF FischS
s Co., the third story, to which floor it vac e"n-
fined by the fremen. This part Of the establishment
being Immediately the stage of Mr.. Whites prem
ises caused much damsge to HE scenery and furniture
by water Loss Of Fischer & Co. about 81 ,ooo; n
sured Mr.. Whites loss we did not ascertain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21
THE UALRU s.

To he EGny Of Tht N. y. T'fbaHr
SIR: While reading DIR. Ksnes yey interesting
Polar Adventures, / was surprised TO Ind n hn
description Of the walrus and ito habits thai ne did
not recognize the principle Of peda' 'ueton IN this AMI
nal but .,cribed lis power Of ascending the sleeps
4 ice and rock " 10 its tu'ks.
The vslrus weighs sometimes twenty or thirty hun
dred; ts hind feet or Clippers, spanning two feet ..
more and capable Of suitanlng a Tar gres'ef "es"'
than Ne own at the pressure standard:
II climbs the perpendicular polished surtsce 2, 'cS
and rock in dizzy attitudes, on the same PnncP7 ~
afmospberic pressure and exhaustion thai me ny vans
on the wall. -. oo,s,r,ed-e,o.s-
By investigation find my opinion sonn r.IS UoSpe
cisy BY the eminent naturalist, Sn hse.se. .tahI
WHO by careful examination, asoertaLsa ua, s nn .
ap hsPed Like ihe h@ on thf hs1 y on a I
s'Ie" NC 20 ne FAT Indian rat, which rues 1p
ana down the sob, e.e .s II or PSIaSs Of IL S
60" - NJ lsysh her gifts useessy, but sdsps
i"scosomicsI appropriation 10 legitimate ~s5s
v,,,s,lA Mae. Dee - lsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21
UOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Tie House passed the bill extending the Land laws
10 the lands living east Of the Cascade Mountains.
The House then took up the adverse report on the
petition of the inhabitants of Arzona praying Tor the
establishment of Territorial Government, and otner
business in accordance with the special order relative
TO Territories. .oo ooo +.
The House passed bills appropriasng s5O,oOo Tor
a Penitentiary at Nebraska, establishing three ad-
dtona land districts in that Territory and for com,
petipg and opening roads in Oregon, Washin ton ana
Minnesota Territories. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURES.
Boston, Tuesdsy, j

Boston, Tuesdsy, Jan. ~, 1917.
In the House to-day, Mr.. Field of Hampden pre-
sented petition Of the New York, Newfoundland and
LOnden Telegraph Company, signed by the President
spe three Directors ssking protection against compe
from swfoundlsrd to Irelsnd provided said Company
Shsl wi hin specified time csuSe 10 be constructed
such line OF telegraph and shall keep and maintain
the for the purpose of teegraphic communication
and Canals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21

communication from The Goy,no, Of Isn en-. e. s
offering this Government - Gp garmtsge for branch
Legislature Of the State, thar he' u'''o'
military academy. L.. ,ho ssrs,e,s Conrnittee
on Foreign Relations made svey Tbe sa1. te or
Un SSV .o~e Jsv neat week for ts confederation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21
THE EXCHANGE BANK OF BANGOR.

BANUOk- tuesday Jan. %, 10.
The Sapreme Court 70 dsy rGde the injunction per
mArttt on the Exchange Bank, and app ,ioted f. l..
Hsmn r. S. Prescott ard d. W. Howard receivers.
The Court decli1 ed mskipg summary oec,on regsrd
Lg Dement'S attachment Of tue specie as the Sae. III
and bis bondsmen are responsible 20 the final d., IN
IS 10 he legality of the seizure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21
FIRE AT AMHERST COLLEGE.

NORTHAMPTON. Tuesday, Jao. 2U 3D..
About 81 clock last night, a FIRE broke out in the
North College at Amherst and the whole building
consumed. None Of the students were Injured. Most
Of the furniture was saved The building was of
brick and the newest and beet constructed Of the col
lege edifces. II was insured for 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21
REELECTION OF Mr.. HARLAN.

DvBUeUT, Tuesday, Jan. 20, 1857
The Hon. James Harlan was reelected Z. S. Sen
ator from Iowa, on Friday as' by % majority over
Shallenberger Democrat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21
INAUGURATION OF GOV. NEWELL.

IRtNTOh, Iue5day Jan. u IoJI.
The Hon William A. Newell was nsugurated as
Governor Of New-Jersey at O'Clock. he delivered
An Inaugural message, promising to administer the
govel1 uent on the principles Of equality and justice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21
CATTLE IN TRANSITE

CAMPvmLE Tuesday, Jan. 20, 1851.
Since last report, 80 head of cattle have passed
over the New York and Erie Railroad also, six car
loads Of sheep and two car loads Of hogs leaving
at Csmpve 300 head Of cattle four loads Of hogs,
and three car loads of sheep which will not arrive for
Wednesday market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21

negro sss tired in Assumption Parish Ia. {. go
eet. sgo for participating IN serVue ,en -.
We rrontbs imuris. nmect IL the parish JAZZ Al -
wear ron. Tor two year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21
LEGILATURH

HARRISBURG, Tuesday, jan 70, 1851.
The two HOuses baving failed TO meet in yentlOn
to elect Treasurer II Will require the passage Of
new law TO do So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21
BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

BOsToS, Iuesdhy, Jan. %, IoJ|.
The footing. of the Boston weekly Bank statement
are follows
CAPITA stock ISL O9 900 Due 70 other banks 1900
Loan, and discOunts So 7l9 Deposits l6s2OOe
3BSs 900 uculatsOn...,.... 55 900
Due from other bks. 7,[220col
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
SCHEME.



Same the Royal Lottery Cuba-With this differences:
the havana o teTy has 5000 Nunbers-ths has only
5000
There are wheels each Of which there placed
two Locks. The Superin'endsn:s have each key the
10 Ks, The wheels cannot b. opened unless both
present There place ia the wheel Of numbers IN
containing SIPS q paper with the numbers from No.
t. Is Geo. In tn Vhs-l OF p liz there paced tin
uhes containing lips Of paper with the prizes them
RI xiag ON ti5 900 to $40.
When the drawing place Vhich will be 10 public,
the wheels unlocked ari sf or revolving tfem
b4r Is drawn OF the wheel numbers the
m one drawn Of th- Prize wheel ny boys with
b,r-d 70 shoulder and bndoied-ths tube Is slipped
II and the number he'd up and enrolled tn the Whole
audience an zee the numbers Thea cal ed OF and reg
stored by the Suptrntendents The Prz. drawn is credit
ed TO the number drawn At the tine, and nt
all drawn out copy Of the drawing is then
sent 90 The printers and after comparison The Supernten
deuts cer u the correctness Of the drawing These
Periuteudents sworn 70 pSr'o their duty without
fear favor.
Il will perceived that in this plan every prize is
drs ou., an o. person must set thsm
drawing sent every ordering tickets The prizes
payable thirt days after drawing, IN full, without dis
count 81 Drawing takes place every Saturday.
- Orders for tickets addressed 10 G.. II. WINTER
Box 49, Nashville, TenH will be promptly stt-na ID TO
JAMES 7. WINTER, Manager,
2t-1W. Macon, Ga
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
pS- JAS. Russ, Jr., is called upon, in
the Shelbyville E1positor, to run for hoater
from Bedford and Rutherford.

UNFORTUNATE CASUALTY We learn from
the Knoxville Mercury Of the 22l inst, that
MosEs WmrE, E-q, Representative from Knox
in the last Legislature, had his leg broken on
that day whilst sliding down hill on the
snow. We sincerely hope thar Mr.. White may
soon recover from the III effects Of the sad
mishao.
Tie Mercury mentions also that youth
named ALBERT DANNsn met with similar ac-
cident the day previous.
WHY PIERCE WAS BEATEN AT CINCINNATI
The Columbus Times, in abiding to the con-.
templated visit of Mr.. Pierce to the South,
says:
"The whole South. we believe without dis
tinciion Of party, would delight to honor the
retiring Chief Magistrate. lie has stomd by
thu Constitutional rights of every section OF
the Jhiun, and sacrificed hi, prospects of re-
election by his hostility to The fana ical aggres-
sions of the Black Republicans upon Southern
rights"
The truth viii out If Mr. Pierce was thrown
overheard at Cincinnati on account Of 'hs
hostility to the aggressions of the Black Re-
publicans, how can We escape the conclusion
that the man who suppanted him was not re.
gsrded by the northern Democracy as obnox-
ous to that objection, and that he was nomi
mated Tor that very reasoEl There i, no doubt
of the truth of this position. The nomination
and election Of Mr.. Buch00sn is vauntiugly
claimed as triumph OF the Nebraska bill; Vet,
there is nothing clearer than that no man W ho
had had an agency in the passage Of that meas.
ore could have come IN striking distance of n
nomination at Cincinnati SaC1HRah ReD.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26

E9~ Correspondent Of the SheIbyville
Ezpositor, suggests Col. MAT. MARTIN for
the American nomination for Governor.
He would make a gallant race. One of
these correspondents says Of him:
" lie is polite, bold and able debafer, and
our cause will be safe in his hands. For the
most part of his life he has been farmer and
well acquainted with other kinds of labor, and
if elected will know well rs any man what
the interests of the fsrmers and mechanics Of
the country call for. This and much more can
be said of Col NJ. and from what We know
of the people in this section, we hazard moth.
ing in saying that no man can expect u strong
er and more Jealous support from the masses
of tie people than he.n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
Sale OF Meal Estate.

6T7A WILL he sold on SAT TRDtY, FSBRUARV Il,
iii, 1871 aVtu4ble piece ~ groun sultsd on CsBAG
Ass~ sTEssT, opposite the SsWAsHE Coat DsPoT with
inn oven eutt-
sale property Is to be sold for the purpose 81 making
division among the heirs q Rent. q. CARER decd.
TERN'.--oue third cash; ths balance one and two
ysars' time
Jan H. 3I.-td JNO. VI CABLgR
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26

NAVE rr sale, privately, Of the most desirable
l BUILDING L)rs in tn city % Nashville, a. he co
Of Pok Avenue, fronting 50 Church street. and
ming back $50 100 FEET alley. Th- tot join the resi-
d-nce Of Nchol,on AMI will bssCl a. bargain. For
pagtcularsc al on me. ~ n. GLASCUCK,
iar
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
NEGROES FOR SALE.

NAVE large ndnber OF No ROF Or sale. and anon
then yalu b A art-rate 81 4ek.niih
also Sone Mason and al Carpenters Ssme Of hess
Negroes canDot be sold 10 leave the eoultry
RE- ". P0RrER.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26

CO7PO2ATIDN TAXES f,r the ~, nov be
- paid the CIT lie tenJ- Collector. his oicp,
Of Cherry Union streets advance the rate fore
per cent per month int rest.
A. this Is the best nvem-nt that be made itis
pe:tei that Tax Pay vii. b. pro npt 10 ca Ing.
bt6 A NEI,SIN CoIlertcr-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
WANTED.

10000 sSsH so i's . -. r' ss s a. =.
iss shirA M sixksss 1arsst Friss 81 b pela.
sciis :. Q BAkDT.
& G. bAndy En kssp sonsiNaily hAad lAEss ss q
FisaT.e EaEeas sad tspszist brAneA
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
Two DWELLING HOUSES FOR REyT.

ee@s II I'VE for rent two comfortable egeldnSJ IN
= =, the Oh trorts Pike, about = m l. from be ~,
~ Sl14 one house has six UUm- IN ki,ch- ~
AMI s-rvAnt' rooms. stl"s, &c, and ~ acres 81
0uud TIE Dhe-s sm ~ 10 Ise, With Two rooms, IN
81 acres OF Erpdnd immeiiat- ess,1n ven. APply
10 IaE2! o. VI STEW ANr, n NrladEay.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
NASHVILLE:
MONDAY, JAN. 80, 1857.
The Kan,s. Legl.Iature-cov. Genry.

The Kansas LegisIaturc-GOv.f ;eary.
We mentioned in our last, that the Leg
islature of Kansas convened on the 18th
inst. Gov. Geary sent in his message af-
ter the Legislature was organized We
have not seen a copy of it. The st. Louis
Neps furnishes the following synopsis:
THE Governor calls the attention Of the
| legislative Assembly to errors ard omissions
in the statute hook, the result Of hasty legsls~
ton. and recommends that they be corrected
He insists on the right Of the people to elect
all their officers, instead of having them ap-
| pointed by the Legislature. The lannon's. or.
| rather, infamous, test oath act, so odious 10
! the free State men of the Territory, is emphat~
! ically denounced by the Governor, and it's re-
| peal recommended. Abolition of the pisa roce
system Of voting and the adoption of the
b lot plan.iis urgently insist Ell on. Tn. present
mode e selecting Juror. by the Mqrshal. Sher>
| III, and Constable, is dsap roved ny lis Excel
lency, and their selection BY lot recommended
The law in reference to "patrols," levying
tax on al OTHER property for the especial pro-
lection Of slave property, IS recommended for
repeal. The establishment OF thorough school
| system is sugges ed
The scheme of railroad running from the
Territory. snnthward, through the Indsn Ter
'i'ory and Texas. to the Gulf of Mexico, is
suggested as the shortest and hest route to the
sea board. The Governor saws that he has
suggested TO Congress the Justice Of indemni
! flying the citizens of the Territory for the dam
ages they sustained during the late troublts
tie is in favor If securing 10 every citizen a
homestead of leo acres of land. The expedien-
cy of erecting penitentiary has been brought
before Congress
A petition TO Congress for m appropriation
| to improve the navigation of me Kansas river;
a geological survey of the Territory; the es
| adjustment of two more land Offices to facili.
tate the disposal of the public domain; the
speedy exiinguishmen! of the Indian title to
lands in the Territory-are measures common
| ded to the consideration of Congress and the
Territorial Legislature respectively.
This free-soil Governor it will be seen,
is for making a thorough revolution in the
domestic policy Of the territory. His re-
concentrations to this end will be emf
nentIy satisfactory to the negro worship
ping republicans, who have constantly de-
nounced all the territorial laws which
interviewed to prevent their minions
from taking entire possession of the
territory. The presidential election over
and democracy successful, we shall hear,
even in the South, no serious protest
from democratic partizans against the pro-
posed changes, or against the surrender of
Kansas to the freedom shriekers of the
North.