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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17

MORE CLOTHING BY EXPREaS.-
lVl Fine Black Silk Alpaca Sacks and rrocks, fash
ionabls make; Business Goats, of various eolors
Cloth, Cashmere, &c; Spring Raslans, of Fancy and
Black Tablet Cloths.
New styles Of plain and fancy Csssimeres and
Black French Doeskin Psnts.
VESTS Of black and fancy silts Satins. Grena
dimes Cas.imeres and Narseiilss latest styles
Also, handsome lot CT Furnish Goods ,elllng at
n. WALKER CO.'S,
JILL lo3 Main aud Pearl St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17

EhE LADlE" seem to have found out
that GuLDSMlT Is closing out his stock Of
Goods at such reduced prices, a. there has been q
perfect rush at his establishment this week This
to inform his customers that he has not altered the
price of his Goods and IL anything hiss made still
further reduction 10 the price of Goods % a. to
close bis stock cut by the let Of August SO those
desiring Embtoideries, Trimming " hite Goods
Millinery Articles Hosiery, Mits Black silks Irish
Linens, Parasos, and other Goods at q much less
price than at other s.ores it will be to their nteres.
to call Immediately at
GOLDgMlTs Chesp stor..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17

DICOT,s. VIRGINIA .NAGIC WAeH
L ING FLU o IL ahead of Ali imi atiou,, and THU
solely by ito superiority and its pi shpg whs
1t says 1t will save time labor, ssd 60 ordinary
washing in two hours II 10 prepared on'y by the
proprietor; be your guard against the red arc
muddy limitations of the clear, Transparent AND
genuine article. K. J. PICOT,
ia DFuS ote
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17

rU-PARTSERSHIP NOTICS..-Th un-
" dersigned have associated hsmsslves this day
in partneTshi cnde he and style OF Dr.
LAkEY Il WATSON at the stand on l4th street,
Immediately opposite FxchAngs Hotel, for tho
transact Of wholesale and retail Paper and sts-
tinnery Business ALFX. DELANEY,
ia Is JOHN WATSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17

NEW PAPEh sTORk, 18th STREET,
OPPOSITE EXCHANbE HOTEL.-DELA-
EEY WATSON beg TO csll the attention OF tho
merchants and citizens of Richmond generally 70
their fne assortment of Paper whsh they will sell
Foe sosp Congress, Cap u. gal Csp Bill Cap Of tho
best qusity. AL hi ds II Letter Paper, Baths Pest,
Commercial Note, Ladies Not snd every defSfP.
OH Taper, Envelopes OF all kinds Pens, Pencils,
Black, Blue and Ked Inks, and Stationery OF every
description
ALSO, q fms assortment OF Wrapping PspeH,
such Manila, Hardware, Straw, Tea and Drug
Papers
We feel confident that all who may favor Us With
call, will find our prices sstisfastory,
ie Is 2w~ DELANEY K WATSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17

NOT 4 E.--I nave appointed J0SIAH
v l. MOSBY my Agent, to keep Grocery and
Ordinary st his house, Broad street Said bust
ness to be conducted on the Cash system only.
je 5-2w DAVID Z. LACY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17


EXkCUTUR,S MOTT CK-AII Dcrsons
~ having claims against thu estate Of John Adams
deosased, late CheSterfed county, are requested
to present them and those indebted, are requested
to make payment to N. ii. DUVAL,
cit DIT cit' Executor of John Adams
HODliEs & CKOSs' GENUINE Y N.
i KEE SAUCE 10 sehnowledsed unequallsd eth
Or In this country or by the many excellent and
celebrated Sauces of European reputation In i'm.
parts the most eareeabs rich and desate favor and
relish to ell kinds Of kosst Boiled and Baksd Meats
Game. Frisd and Boiled Fish, Chops. Steaks. Cut.
lets. Cold eats stews Oysters, Curriss Soups 90
and for Lohstsrs and Salads It 10 particularly adapt
cd For sale BY PURCELL, LADD l. co
jeT No. Is Pearl street
nIssOLUTION-.The Law Pa tR~rship
II heretofore existing between the undersigned,
has been dissolved b. mutual consent.
A. JUDsON CRANE,
je ct FRANK I'm THOMAS
VkkY PRETTY SMALL FIGURED
' Lawns for l2a cents per yard, at
G. HARTWELL.
je IFS Broad ssreet
I sNkN HUs0Ms IA 20 CnN.e, FVn
IL sale BY G. HARfWELL.
jen lis orosd street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17
SECOND DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1857.
Gen. Walker checkmated to-day. treaty has been
made by the administration with Nicaragua The treaty
signed by the President to-day and YRS
sarr received at the White House about two o'clock
The following some Of the points in the treaty.:
The Transit route to be thrown open all nations
the same terms.
The United States pledges itscf to maintain sufficient
military and naval force there TO keep open, and to
cupy il Immediately.
Our government to seize Walker wherever they can
find him and bring him back to the United States.
The lake boats 10 be transferred TO the Transit
Company, Of which Joe White is party This arrange
has the approval of the English and French Minister'S
special envoy will probably, be with this treaty
the Goth inst. minister will shortly be appointed for
Nicaragua who will go out with Sir VIM Gore Ouseley.
Judge Rose formerly of Texas and Col Hughes Of Mary
land spoken of in connection with the appointment.
1t ascertained after arranging all the premnares
that Yrssarr instead of being Charge Affairs is Minis
ter Penpotenary from Nicaragua. Therefore he will be
formally presented TO two O'clock when the
Cabinet all present.
The treaty signed to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17
Destructive Fire ut LockpOrt.

LocKpoRI, n Y, Nov. 16, 1857.
disastrous fire broke out last night about nine O'Clock
in Drapers MILL and before could be subdued destroyed
most OF the buildings in the ravne at the foot of the
locks, together with the celebrated Spading mill owned
by N H. Wolfe Co., Of New York. At one time during
the fire the buildings on Main street in imminent
danger. Three persons, named Bruce Oliver William
stevenson ana j. g. Atwood, were severely injured by
the breaking Of a ladder on which they were engaged
throwing water on the third story. The two former had
each an arm broken, and Oliver is still nsensibe and in
critical condition. The estimated loss is $50 0OO dis
tributed as foows:-N H. Wolfe Co., SIS 900 on mill
fully insured Hartman, Cope Co., lessees Of mill loss
OF Hour 26O bbls wheat, $500 bushes-fully insured
John Draper grist mill loss So 000-insurance 81 OOO j.
ID. Schuler, warehouse and dwelling house attached loss
S6,C00-insurance S., Goo L. A. Spading plaster mill
loss S5,00c-rnnsured Small building owned by W.
Sloan, damaged 81 900 and insured The fire supposed
TO have been the work OF an ncendiary great number
OF persons are thrown out Of employment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17

The Joint Committee OF the Common Council appotei
70 oversee the erection Of the Worth monument upohs
triangular plot OF ground at the corner of Broadway A
ffth avenue, met yesterday afternoon in the Iabrry
City Hall Alderman Harris l. chairman Of the But
Committee. Generals Sanford and Maiher were preset
II was decided that on Evacuation day, the 25th int
the remains OF MAJOR General Worth, which are movie
posted IN Greenwood cemetery, shall be removed nd
placed IN the case Of the monument The committean
tend TO invite the city civic societies and the nj
state officers 10 be present the occasion. sub
mttee OF i've were appointed 10 make the necessaryu
rangernent for the celebration Of that occasion Me4s
Crawford, Wilson, Fumer Coulter and Warner werap-
pointed as that committee
Tic body Of Major. General Worth will he taken ON
the cemetery ON the 2sth inst brought 10 the ciynd
laid oul In state ~ the City Hall ON the 18th wi b.,
taken from there and borne with military honors taho
monument
Some debate occurred 10 tho manner of carrynghe
coffin desired carried In hearse but was deccd
10 have open coffin placed q catafelQue or move,,
platform, and drawn by eight white horses. boxrill
be deposited IN the corner stone % the monument
tanning variety OF documents, papers, coins &c. ib.
committees wereNppointed 10 60 10 Greenwood Cemery
and get the corpse TO make proper caafelque tget
the box which " 10 be Deposited In the coer
members of the Common Council the invited guestsnd
The press On motion, the Fire Department Of New Gk
and the adjacent cities invited 10 be present. ~
clergy and the press also invited be present Wen
TIE remains are placed In the monument there wits
appropriate religious exercises. The members Of Moor
General Wortbs family 10 select the clergymen b.
are 10 oicae on the occasion II understood that Mfor
Wood will deliver address NJ the monument The ms
committee adjourned I'LL Wednesday next, aiaP.M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17
The New York REHABILITATION

qhe New York REHABILITATION for Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Canada, Capt. Lang, will
leave Boston on Wednesday, at noon, for Liverpool.
The European mails will close in this City at to-
day TO 60 by railroad and at hafpast two O'Clock NJ
10 60 by steamboat.
The European edition Of the HKRAIp printed in French
and English will be published nine O'Clock in the
Ing Single copies, in wrappers, six cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition of the
INV YogK HERALD viii be received at the following places
IN Europe
IovpoS Samson Low Son & Co, a. Ludgate hill.
Am European Express Co, 81 King William st.
Pans Am European Express Co. Place dc Ia Bourse.
LxvKRpooL Am EuropeaI Express Co., Chapel street
r. Stuart, 10 Exchange street, East
HAVE Am European Express Co., 81 Rue Corneille.
The contents OF the European edition of the HERALD will
combine the news received by mail and telegraph the
oce during tho previous week, and up to the hour Of
publication.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PmrADEIPmA, Nov 16, 1857.
Stocks frm Pennsylvania SIS, "a: Reading Railroai
2ol4 Morris Canal s2i, Long Island Railroad, ey. Penn
sylvana Railroad, 80.
MonnK, Nov Ia, 1857.
Cotton declined -. Sales to-day I 900 bales
BUFFALO, Nov. 16-6P.M
Flour unchanged Stock good. Sales, 400 barrels at
81 5oa "a 62 tor superhnc Upper lake ~ 7s ~ S7for
extra ditto and 81 81 SIS rs for good TO choice extra @
and Michigan. Wheat lower Sales, ~ 900 busheL al
1Gc TIC for Chicago spring and 95c. FOR white Mwu.
kie closing with free buyers at TIC for Chicago spng
Corn nrmer. Sales 10 600 bushels at t3c Oats not ate
30 firm. Sales 1000 bushels at 35c 35lsc. whtsey,
nominally 1910. Freights hrmer. i4c. for whea 10
Albany and lsc TO New York. lake imports for the "a
hours, ending at noon today-To0o barrels -four; 22po0
bushels wheat IS 900 bushels corn 1000 bushels ods
Canal exportso0o barrels four 1856 900 bushels what
IL 600 bushels corn: 3. 900 bus hes nata -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17

TRENTON, N. j. Nov. 10, 1857.
The 81 DonncIy in the Supreme Court, was con.
cudcd today Hon William L. Dayton closed the argu.
ment the part Of the State, and Governor Pennington
the part Of DonelIy The Judges will take
10 deliberate before giving thor opinion. Strong points
raised both sides Donnellys father present
during the argument Great interest felt in the decision
in fha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17

The steamer Michigan arrived here Sunday from
lake Superior she reports the propeller CITY Of Superior
with valuable cargo OF provisions and mining supplies
or all the ports lake Superior, went the rocks at
he entrance Of Copper Harbor during dense snow
torn last Tuesday morning, and tina, she will prove
otal loss The propeller new. valued At $50 900
sured for $50 O0o and owned by Hanna, Garretson Co.,
q Cleveland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17

FHILADHLFffIAs NUVs IsUIs
To-day the Reading Railroad Company executed
mortgage for seven million dollars take the place OF
the mortgage bonds OF 1850 for the purpose OF paying
those bonds and the floating deb, OF the company.
When the new bonds are Issued the debt Of the compa
ny will be less than eleven millions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17


Henry Fletcher, a respectable resident OF Hartford
county, murdered saturday by Andrew hsmpson.
Thompson beating hrs wife, when Fletcher increred
and the former cleft his head with n cutter.
BENJAMIN Davis stabbed and killed ~ Port Deposit
Sunday, by an insane man. named Gillespie tie also
stabbed dangerously another named James Cunningham
The murderer was arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17

SANDWTCH, III, NOV TO, IS5Is
Alfred Young n negro who convicted Of the muir.
der Of bn wife time ago, escaped from the jail here
last night by digging under the wall. He left more
threatening the murder q VIC sheriff and the witnesses
against him NJ some future time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17

WASHINGTON, Nov Is, 1867.
Nicaragua has been recognized and its Minister, Mr.
Yrissarri was received at to-day. Tho reception
took place privately treaty with that State, which is
satisfactory one also negotiated and will be signed so
properly translated and transcribed. This will be
accomplished in day or two, and probably az early as
TO morrow. The Transit companies ignored in tho
document Owing TO hitch in the arrangement,
there is to be another reception to-morrow-a more
formal one.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17
News from New Mexico.

81. LOUIS, Nov 10, 1857.
The Santa Fe mail arrived at Independence the sth
instant Business dull Santa Fe and money scarce
The party encountered storm this side Fort
Union Grass and water were abundant on the plans
The Cheyenne Indians around Booth aud Alisons
post Walnut creek, very much alarmed, aud anxious
IL ma "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17
Passage Of Important bills by the Legislature
OF Missouri.
ST.. Iouls, Nov. 10, 1867.

ST. L0UIs, Nov Is 1851.
Tho railroad BILL which has been before the senate for
several days and the bill for the payment q the interest
due on the State bonds, passed the Senate saturday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17
Loss Of the Schooner Baltic.

NoRroLK, Nov. is, 1851
despatch TO Ee Herald says the schooner Baltic from
ST Jago Cuba bound 70 Baltimore, with cargo OF copper
ore ashore IN pieces al Currtuck Beach The captain
and all hands have been lost body Supposed TO be
Captain s,evcns) with the ships papers on was washed
a0h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17

Mtssrs shields and Rice These gentlemen are cxpaed
to reach Washington IN week OF two
ARRIVALS.
From California. via Aapinwail in steamship 81 Los
Carte FSylcr Y 4 Gen Joseph Lane Master IAs
smith n; Purrsr l. warrington, i sn' w. y wGg.i.
USS Ut q Caldwell 2 sNi Lieut. baker, usc.
wirfs wife aud iso children. Dr irysnt } ,ianbe d
Hslsr, Huey. srcw and wfe; q \ Whitney, wifews
Rsro% ' THs and ii s S'sp i9a A ws
ws %s MILES N Ss dsuFf sa Nh Sn'Ps rs
s and child a Mrs Enigh Bsrihclomew Mrs Psr.sr@s
wyatt Mrs Crawford and three children, Mrs Thsys,nd
shd; Gaipe wife nnd choi Jones wiI,iaTasirs
w Mi r.. ssg sD,Y sg s s p.gs s s. WI;
ofsham, rfsgIe u. Mr.. d. stllman and eha, 9 T.ati
s@n Ir.cSs esS IA french Nrs sss @
a lyn' . M w rssc csp wos a s
HAYNES circuit aud wife, = p'Nei stevens hoe,
Ssse. fSs.iisr sm.S, Miass5ssin,rr' . nj
s nSs1s sSs y gF kesnt e' khs. s
b9ss '%'i s f ssS CGsRa snf.
ADAMS, Rollins. 4 Whitney, 2 Jackson, hclpmi
rs brsn nas rs's1' c s4s VIZ E ess. sp;sq
ninTs y W PIus, y parbe, Gilman u FISHER, y
saS Greer ssHfsnf fsk NV VISA aseS .D,y
W snow, and 45s 10 forward cabin. Total et3 1'''
From Liverpool in steamship City Of Washington
f ss Fsy sp hds1s a BrGw .S Mr. s%gnoed Js
W Marshall Nj Gernhem es 0rfaih M carr AMI NE.
Mr. fchins. lasiy and children, Mr. FaQsn M oRang vi
Barth Ring, Barih Col " stuart M Mernl,S MA
ris and lady. Mr. Doinan lady and child Mr. uodgaon nv
' I. y, s ~ ~ hnery Nr heinkcr Mr. BelAnf
lady VT Mullins and lady, nrs roolook and two chlsn.
NJ eTeo MIS- sns Mo Nom s,. ,ay .sd a.as
Fenton, lady and daughter Mr. Pea.r Mr. R,chtes re-
ham, w strong, smith, " Clarke Mr. 'Tr,awsn M Aim
son, Morton, Elliott Mrs Ingalls, snd child Mrs. s,it
ME- fsenca MT Nc,a,ien, Miner Mrs AIdrdg. ,sd
chd mrs williams and two children Miss white Mr. ale
snu auy ssr'er Mise Renis Mr. Anderson Louis Fasnst
hdY ~ y "'"'"t - ''~>o''~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17
News from the West Indies.

WARRINGTON, Nov. IS, 1857.
The mail from all points South, late due hand
but It brings no news of any particular importance.
The Charleston papers contain Key West dates TO the
10th inst pilot boat had passed the wreck OF the sup
posed hull OF the bark George Thompson. No disas
ters had occurred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17

HlSfON, NUNs 10, It1Is
The suspension Of two heavy drms 10 the East India
rade is reporedhat Of Mcssrs Croker Sturgcs and
Ncssrs Nathaniel Benjamin Goodall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17
THE MISSION TO FRAsCE-ARRrvAL OF MR. BELMONT
ARRIVAL OF TIE UNITED STATES SHIP PLY
MOUTH, ETC.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 16, 1857.
Mr. Sidell states that there particle OF truth
the report that he is going Minister to France
yet known here who will get the mission
Sir VIM. Gore Ouseey has not yet reached hlre. Mr..
Belmont arrived this evening.
The British Minister has issued circular 10 all the
British Consuls United directing subscriptions
be raised for the relief of the sufferers India Lord
Napiers contribution, understand for warded last
evening 10 the Consul at New York
In Naval Court No. the OF Messrs Barney AMI
West still under examination In Court No O. today
the of Commander Ringgold closed and sub.
mltted In Court No Hon b +. Butler, one of the
counsel for Captain Levy read lengthy protest against
the Court reexsmnng former martial and charges
upon which Capt Levy had once been tried.
The Court of Claims was in session today and several
opinions delivered.
The War Department, to-day received dispatches from
the Acting Governor Of New Mexico advising Of Colonel
Bonnie entirely successful expedition the ella
country, TO chastse the Indians in that region They
have sued for peace and expressed themselves
TO live on friendly with the people Of the United
States.
Although the Of the train from the nj.
tack OF the Mormons, Is heavy one, In
form prejudces the military expedition, which s
sdercd by the War Department safe from any attack as
II can maintain itself against oil enemies and will not suffer
for subsistence.
The sloop-of.war practice ship Plymouth from Eng
land, is coming up the Potomac.
The Court OF Claims resumed its session today.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17

account Of the interruption TO transport by the ato
freshes The chief article received the consist
ed of b5y erces OF beef Owing TO saness of receipts
and ghtncss of stocks the -four closed generally
yesterday at an advance OF about five cents per bar
rel. Wheat sold to the extent Of $4,000 10000
bushels AT prices given in another column. Corn
was in light supply, and prices were hrmer, closing
at SOC 81 &c for Western mixed Pork sold at sle SO
$40 62k for mess, and at SIT for prime. Sugars
were heavy but active with sales of about 1000 hhds
Cuba muscovado with small 10. of Porto Rico and 800
hhds moado, at prices given elsewhere. Molasses
also active and included sales OF $50 bbls new crop
Orleans at soc.; 100 hhds Cuba muscovado at 2lc and
go do poor quality do on private terms Coffee was
quiet and prices steady. Freghts-Engagement were
moderate and the current rates Of Saturday less
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17

some Of our enterprising and ambitious youth
accept their invitations to take part in their
eternal intestinesquabbles our peaceful citizens,
who do not do this, are to be respected and their
rights recognized. Our government must insist
upon this at once, for it is only the certainty of
speedy execution of justice, rather than the
penalty of the law, that restrains the evil doer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17
Sudden Death Of Gilbert Csssari,

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, 1857.
Gilbert Cassard an extensive pork packer OF this city,
died suddenly this morning Of apoplexy his seventy
lfth year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17
THE LATEST NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
Recognition Of Nicaragua and Reoep-
ton Of Senior YrissaYTf.
NEW TREATY SETTLING THE TRANSIT ROUTE.
&C., DC, DO.
FIRST DESPATCH.

The following dispatches were received yesterday from
Washington We give them in the order they reached
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17

MoBnE, Nov. Ia, 1857.
General Walkers emigrants sailed 10 day for Grey
town. The Fashion heavily reighted and obtnned
clearance as Greytown packet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17
Noyys from thc Utah Exnedseson,

News from tho Utah Expedlsson.
THE ARMY ON THE MARCH FOR SALT LAKB-BR10-
HAM YOUNG, AND THE ATTACK ON THE SUPPLY
TRAINS.
ST. LOUIS, Nov 10, 1867.
Mr.. LAndor, chief engineer OF Magraw's Wagon Road
Survey, arrived here Saturday route to Washington
The expedition has gone into winter quarters at Wind
River, near the South Pass.
Mr. Lander corroborates the previous reports relative
TO the destruction Of the government trains by the Mor
mons. In consequence Of now dscoveriosl and OF.
plorations by Iandor's party, the military force had
abandoned the old route and approaching Salt Lake
Valley by the open plains of the Western descent aud b,
the Bear and Maade rivers
Gov Cumming and Col. Cooke had met and were two
days march east of Fort Laramie.
Brigham Young discaims any knowledge of or PARTED.
patton in the destruction Of the supply trains
Intelligence from Fort Kearney confirms the report Of
the destruction Of the government train by the Mormous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-17

The ConstttutiOn % be Submitted 70 the Peous~
81. Lous, Nov. ls,lssy.
Kansas advces state that the constitution sdopscd bv H.
Constitutional Convention by OF % in favor -
1t to shout dozen against H. The whole number q de,.
gates 70 the Convention sixty, consequently TIE cons
tuition adopted by minority Of the Convention ma
majority and minority reports Of the Committee On
Schedule, merged int onsschedulc It provides M
election the 2lst Of Dccem6er ratfy reecs shs
constitution the voting 70 be by ballet and the votes cat
to be endorsed Constitution with Slavery" and "coosa
tuition without Slavery also for election 10 bshoit ..
the first Monday in January next for Ne election q Ss
and Congressional tickets.
The Lawrence correspondent OF the Demecrz asssrtp
that Governor Walker brought from Washington nana
script copy OF the Kansas constitution, almost idenHA
with the one adopted The correspondents also says Aas
no free State man will vote the 2lst Of December
Messrs. Bacon, Cooke & Co., OF Lawreooe, have sss-
pended