New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24
FOREIGN TRADE OF BOSTON.
BosroY, Saturday, Aug. y 1877.
,or S tSe WeeH ending Aug. q, were a. follows:
FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence of The N. Y. Tribune.


WAsHINGToN Aug. %, 1857.
Gov. Walker has sent further apologies tor Cur
culation in the South. He now explains that nc
has orly suggested previous residence OF three or
six months as necessary preliminary to voting Oh
the Constitution. Upon the whole, this rule is
necessary one, and is just to all parties The Con-
stituten will hardly be ready for submission before
November l. The rule mentioned would allow all
ac,uol residents on the 1st of May or the lst Oi
auoust 10 vote on the instrument. There can be
no objection to that. But tnese fair professions
amount TO nothing. Gov Walker Is carrying on Ia
Kansas a game Of the baSest deception ana iraud
upon the Free-State men, not unnngled win lnegai
siolence. No candid and wei'lnioTmea man IA, can
donbt that be is the tool and accOmpce OF the very
worst men of the Slavery faction. He says
he expects to cordially cooperate with the
Convention What the Convention intends to do Is
sufficiently shown in Able's speech. They viii most
probably submit the Constitution t. all persons
whom their judges Of election choose to admit to the
polls. Able shows that an irruptOn Of the border
counties is already arranged. The election officers
are members of the Blue Lodges. From twelve TO
twenty thousand votes will be cast by these vagrans,
or recorded for them on the pO-llSts. Atchlson 8
letters show this to be the plan; go does all the cor
respondence of tie Southern press, which appeals
openly to the Fighting capacities" OF the South 80
does all Kansas experience. The result VIII DC tne
same if the Constitution be left to the registered
voters Of the 18th of March. That Gov. Walker
cOnniyes at these designs there cannot be question
He lies ready with the army of the United States to
co6perste." He is even now grading the road for
the crownng outrage, by trampng the Free State
inhabitants under martial law, and mprsoning their
readers. IL is obvious that the scenes of last SUM-
mer and Fall are to BE- renewed The jas are to
be crowded with political prisoners, and the cruel
ties aud tyranny OF Bomba in Naples are to be emu.
lated in a Territory of the Model Republic.
II is now near the end of August and the Utah
expedition is yet nowhere. There is congress Of
officers here engaged in planning Kansas and
Indian campaign. Not more than two full regiments
will 90 10 Utah; the res! will remain III and near
Kansas 10 stamp Slavery with the iron heel upon
her soil and upon the foreheads of her people.
EVERYTHING, but more especially the tone OF tho
Administration press, and even the Presidents let
ter to Professor Silmsn betokens the renewal OF
civil war in Kansas. The contingency is dread
full one but if the citizens of the Free States have
the hearts of men, il will be brayely met and the
right will be indicated. But all depends upon their
frmness in the approaching emergency; for II
Kansas be made Slave State next Fal in conse-
quence Of the measures now maturing, il will remain
such until the general dccadence Of Slavery in the
South and the result will do much to clinch the
fetters of Slavery in Missouri, which is now begin
Ding " feel the thrOes of emancipation.
The exact nature of the emeutt among the New
York City Democracy, which has brought a swarm
Of captains and corporals 10 the capital, do not
understand Collector Schell, Congressman Sickles,
Cochrane, Clark, Ward and Maclay, Tom Burns,
Paddy Griffin, Judge Russell, and q delegation of
the most accomplished Of the Common Council, are
here. 1t seems from their conversation that there
is something wrong in the Custom. .House-perhaps
too many followers Of John Cochrane at the time
when John was Free-Soiler and an honest man.
Certainly the excitement is prodgious aud without
precedent since Bronson's revolt in 1853. The
President precpately left town yesterday evening,
and caused his two messengers TO declare in Dutch
and Irish that he would not return until Monday
morning; for it may be stated, 10 passiog that in
order to make himself understood by Office seekers
Of the two great wings Of Democracy. Celtic and
Ieutonic the President has brought Pennsylvania
Datchman to assist Martin, the old standby at the
White House door, and who is specimen of the
finest pisantry in the wurrald."
Asto George Saunders, who brings up the rear of
tLi' respectable crowd, his baGwick cVsdae. hiW to