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LATEST FROM KANsAs.-The Lecompton cor
respondent OF the St. Louis Republican writes
that the Constitutional Convention is about bring
ing its iabors to a close He says:
"Much the lsrgest portion of the Convention
are Pro-slavery in sentiment, but conservative in
their political action they are for submitting
their acts to full and fair vote Of the whole peo-
pie OF the Territory, and then in good faith to
abide their decision. This portion Of the Con-
vention is headed by Gen. Calhoun, Mai. Moore
Mr.. Henderson, Of Leavenworth, and others ;
and think, with single exception, they have
all or most Of the talent in that body. Their
proposition Is. to submit the constitution In this
form: "Coas.itution with slavery "Constitu-
ton without slaverv.n 1t will be seen that this
proposition makes Kansas a State, the constitu-
tional chart being mostly a rehash of other State
constitutions, while the question of import that
has excited the Territory and the Union for three
years past is brought to a direct issue.
at is proposed to submit the Constitution
about the Goth December, and to give every man
who is an actual resident at that time vote there
on. IT, Their, this Is the final action of the Conven.
ton. which believe it will be, il is plain that
the Republicans must act, must vote, or Kansas
Will become by the direct vote of the people a
slave State, and Congress will admit her az
such.''
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FRoM CHISA.-The dates are Hong Kong Sep
States sloop-ofwar Portsmouth left Shanghai for
Japan on the Goth Of August. The sloop-of- war
Levant remained at Hong Kong, and the steamer
San Jacinto at Shanghai.
The blockade Of the Canton river was strictly
maintained.
According to the Pekin Gazette, the policy Of
Ieh, at Canton, had met with the approval Of the
Imperial Government
The Russian war steamer America had arrived
at Shanghai from the Amoor, with a Russian
ADMIRAL on board, who, it is said, was on a
diplomatic mission.
A French steamer and gunboat had proceeded
10 the Guii OF Tonquin. In consequence Of the ILL
treatment that some Of the missionaries had met
with in Cochin China.
letter from Hong Kong to the London Times
says:
"a short time since the Foo Chow authorities
agreed to take Mexican dollars at two per cent
discount In payment for duties. They now OBJ
Ject TO receive them except at market value The
papers OF American vessels are given up on proof
that Mexican dollars have been rendered in paw
ment OF duties. The British Consul requires that
the authorities be satisfied This difference gives
a preference to American vesselsn
Lord Elgin was expected back at Hong Kong
Dy the end OF September; and, saws the CORES.
pendent Of the Daily News, About the same
time we look for the advent Of the Hon. Mr.
Reed, from the United States and Baron Gros
from France, when the three diplomatists will
probably make fair start for Pekin. il Is said
that the Emperor has intimated, by the vermillion
pencil that he knows what is going on that he will
not receive any embassy, and will leave the bar
barIans TO do their best or worst The same cor
respondent predicts war inc hina on large scale
and intimdies that several Russian officers had
arrived at Pekin, under pretext Of being On rout.
for the Anoor settlement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-16

The Losr STEAMER PACIFIC 1T will be re-
membered that some time since, letter enclosed
In a bottle, Purporting to have been written on
board the Pacific, just as she was about to sink
was picked up on the coast Of rance 1t spoke
Of the Pacific as having been caught between two
icebergs- II commenced in this way" Steamer
Pacific, Eldridge captain, Smith passenger ~
The Norwaik Gazette says that the friends of Le-
grand Smith, who was passenger in the steam
er, believe this to be a genuine document They
say IL resembles Smiths way Of writing, and
that there is nothing improbable in supposing
That be actually wrote the letter, and enclosed it
as stated They propose to send to France and
obtain the letter, in order to examine the hand
writing
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EXCITEMENT IN CHIcAGo.-THE CITY SEXTON
RoBBlNG THE GRAVES Great excitement has
been produced in Chicago, by the detection of
Martin Qunlan, the city sexton, in the act of
riding the graves of the dead, and shipping them
of in wagons.
Eli York, a medical student who resides I'm
southern Illinois, was arrested at the same time,
but DIR. Brainard, the President of the Medical
College became bail for him
Ii Is supposed that Quinlan has been, for a long
time, In the practice Of robbing graves and SELL
ing the bodies to the Medical College
As long as two years ago, a stranger having
died In Chicago with considerable money about
him, persons afterwards came on to recognise
him, but on opening his grave it was found emp
ty. Surprising they had opened the wrong one
another was tried, and so on till nine opened
and all found empty
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ID The U. 3. steamer Fashion, on which
Walker lately got OF, was sold at auction at New
Orleans, on the 24th ultmo, for e. 500. Her in
ventory alone Of articles on board is fully worth
that amount, besides the engine and the hull of
the vessel, which are Of course worth something
The Fashion was built in New York in 1912, and
II consequently Is years old
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIKIT or THE MORNING PRESS
The Union last issue discussed "Ths News
by the Arabia" The editor thinks that the
English journals are evidently inclined to un-
der-ssste rather than over-state our current
financial embarrassments. 200, g |
The Intelligencer rejoices that the Arabia 8
news renders it certain that specie payments
must be resumed in this country by all really
solvent banks in less than ninety days.
The Arabia took to England the news Of the
suspension on this side. 1t was anticipated in
New York that the Borough Bank, which was
mixed up in the affairs of Robb 4 Co., in New
Orleans and New York, as well as dozen other
extensive English concerns interested with GER
tain failing American houses and corporations,
would 20 by the board. It was, however, ques-
tionable how far the failure Of those houses
would affect the business of the kingdom and
continent generally. So the knowing ones
awaited the Arabia's return to New York with
the greatest anxiety. She has, however, at
length returned, and her news in showing that
the general business of England is much less
affected by the state of our finances than was
anticipated, satisfies all that our troubles will
soon be over-the question of their duration
being, simply, whether English suspension was
or was not about to make speedy resumption
on this side matter Of impossibility. 1t is
evident that the English fnanciers and mer-
chants stand ready to aid those in the United
States connected in business with them, and
are fully able so to do a..
Under existing circumstances on the trans
Atlantic side, shame, if nothing else, should
prove sufficient to bring about an early resump-
ton here
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ID man was once relating story Of being
on locomotive that struck a cav standing on
the track, and threw her several rods into the
neid, where she liz squaTely upon her feet, with
her head toward the train and strange TO tell she
wasn't hurt mite. "But didn't she look
scaredH' inquired listener. "Well, / don't
1how whether she was scared or not, but she
looked O good deal discouraged.
The Republican party, which was made
"lerked beef" OF in a similar manner, NAV be
said also to look discouraged .-Al6any Argxs.
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u MI Furness, the young gentleman In
vowed In the Mrs WoOdman afiair, the Police
Gazette says, is very snowy and tidy in his
oIess ana never iails al night, before retiring TO
Them in shape. He does the same with bis 1872
as soon as they are taken of they are boot
during the night, and, to give the boot hiy in
step, IL has an extra pad of leather. This give.
his feet very pretty shape, which. with his
small hands, he considers his great forte He
imagines that they are truly captivating
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An ERROR IN TIE RETrRy.-It v,s rpno,ed
on Saturday, says the Baltimore American. that
the Judges Of election in this CITY had mad. An
error In their report sent to the C;overnor ce,tI
MY 'n-h as an election held on the fourth
wsshesoSy " instead OF the first Wednesday
=, =, such is the fact they will. as
eorrsc,ion oe returned to the Judges for
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WHIRLwINp IN MIsssIssIPPI.-On the evening
OF the sth inst, whiriwind took place at Tuni-
ca county, Miss, tearing down bouses and trees
The dwelling Of Emerson O'Neil was blown
down and his wife killed. Her mother was also
fatally injured. The tornado did great deal of
damage to farm houses
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IL The Alexandria Sentinel notices a suit Sc.
for trial in the court there for balance of the rent
due from the Know-Nothings, for the use of
American Hall number Of gentlemen to whom
rumor has long been attributed prominent part
In that organization, will, IL is said be called as
witnesses in the case and the knowing ones look
for Developments of peculiar raciness
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

In IS Years Of Age,
fWhose sands OF life have nearly run out discov-
fered while in the East Indies, certain cure for
I Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis. Coughs,
|! Colds, and Genera Debility. The remedy was
' discovered by him when hIs only child, a dsugh-
ter. Tas given up To die. He had heard much of the
wonderful restorative and healing qualities Of prep
arattors made from the East IndlS Hemp, and the
thonght occurred to him that he m ght make rem-
edy for MS child He studied hard and succeed ed in
realizing his wishes. His child was cured and is
now aliye and well. He has since administered the
wonderful remedy to thousands of sufferers in Ill
parts OF the world. and he has never failed IN max
ing them completely healthy and happy. Wishing
to do as ruch good rs possible, he will send TO such
OF his af Icted fliow heings request IT. this re-
cIps with full and pcit directions for making Il
up AMI successfully using II. He requires each ap
pllcant To enclose hfm one shng-three cents to
b. returned postage on the recipe, and the re-
mainder to he applied TO the payment of this I'D
vertisement. Address II
DIR. H. JAMES, No. Ils Grand street,
Jersey City, N. j. i
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ITO THE PUBLIC.
Il Parties or persons having advertised for sale
an "UNEXPIOSlVE GAS" which is mo-
thing but the well known ETHEREAL oil, therefore
deem II necessary to caution consumers for their
safsty, that the only genuine article is known as
n elntzePs non ExPlosiys Burning Fluid" and is
prepared and sold y F. STUFF, ar his Depot cor
uer of II tn and streets, he being the sole possess
or Of the right for selling the same in the District of
Columbia. ~
n l4-f FIR STTrTv
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u Mrs. weyling was wounded on Friday
night while standing in her house door, in Balti-
more, by slug fred at her, and died on satur.
day. Pleasant city that of Baltimore to live in
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PERSONAL.

-. Rev Or: Haight, the eminent New York
zee. Com. stringham, Com'r n. 6. stellewapon
anu .apt. Nicholas, U. 9. N, are at willard..'
80. Mr.. woodman, the husband or Mrs.
sKar, has sued for a divorce. -
80; The Maysvills tKy.l Express states that
Mr.. John L. Scott, one Of the most promising
LAWYERS Of Northern Kentucky, is about coming
to washington cityO practice.
about to retire fTem the field Of literature. The
Journal des Debats il about to replace his pen by
that OF Edmund About
-. Charles Mackay delivered his first lecture
in this country at Boston, on THURSDAY evening,
on the National and Popular SAINTS ana Ballads
Of England, Scotland, and Ireland.
s-.... The Richmond Enquirercontafns the let
ter addressed by Mr.. Leake to Mr.. Hunter, the
response to which was some weeks ago given 10
the press There is also some sharp shooting be-
tween Mr. Leake and the Enquirer.
-. Miss Catherine Hayes has caused para
graphs to go the rounds OF our papers to the ef-
feet that her marriage with Mr.. Bushnell will
not prevent her from continuing her successful
prima donna career. : .,... .f. = nD-} !
80. Among the items Of news brought by the
Arabia, we nnd intelligence Of the alarming ILL
ness OF Lord Aberdeen. which L. causing HIuch
anxiety to his friends. His complaint Is obstruc-
ton OF the bowels. Lord Aberdeen has long been
prominent In British politics.
go. DR.. Joseph r. Curtis, Of New York. COM
mitted suicide on Friday last He was an emf
nent Homeopathic physician, and great mocha
nieian, and invented the Automatic Triturator,
which would eunningly grind a powder to pre-
cisely the tensity desired, and stop at the point
set Latterly, he devoted much Of his time to
the construction Of sewing machine, which
gives the needle precisely the movement that the
hand gives Unnecessarily working button holes
ard eyeiets. He had become so much interested
IN some Improvement upon IL, that for four or
five nights past, he did not sleep at all On
Thursday, though still about, he showed evil
dences OF arrangement; and on Friday he sud
denly clapped the muzzle Of loaded pistol to
his side, directly over the heart, fred and fell
dying almost instantly.
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FoR EuRoPE.-The United States Mail steamer
Arago, Captain Lines, left New York, on Satur-
day, for Southampton and Havre. She takes out
e5 passengers and sig 600 in specie.
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WANTS.

WANTED-In q small family, a WOMAN 20
w Cook, Wash, Iron and make herself genersllv
useful. Apply Immediately AZ No. SIS north
sJeer 1t
WANTED.-A WHITE wOMANas Nurse 10
l3' and 18th streets MA SIS
WANTEp-Bya respectable Young Woman.
W situation as Housegesper or Chambermald,
and make herself generally useful Good Tefer ances
Avenue House. n is9r.
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n l4-im
(OAL.
COAl.m.,

COAL coALa. coAL@
Now on the way. wall be unoading in a few days:
sour. EhaIceford-8s tons White Ash Egg Coal.
Schr w w. kennedy-l24 tons X ed sh Egg Coal.
Schr. lydia Ann-lnI tons do do do do.
Schr John Aexander-77 tons White Ash urnace
Schr. John Alexander-56 tons White Ash Range
Coal.
Sehr. John Tuckerton-47 tons Red Ash Egg Coal.
DO. 30 DO les Furnace do.
Sohr. Nebrsska-2o tons White Ash Egg Coal.
DO. do. l5i tons r ed Ash Egg do.
Scar. Excslsior-l6S tons White Ash Egg Coal.
DO. do. a5 tons Furnace Coal.
Schr. j. Fender, Jr.-2S tons Furnace Coal
The ABOVE will be unloading during the coming
week. " 'e
Orders filled from the vessel at usual dedu ctions
III choice lot of lump Cumberland Coal on
hand. a Ill under cover. 2,24a lbs. to the ton
T. J. q w. NJ GAIT,
Northwest cor. 18th and SITS. No. 5i7,
n last one square south of Pa ave-
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II private letter, received at London, states
that l0OO0 SePoys were slaug htered at the capture
of Delhi
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TWENTY-FIkST
MILITARY AND CIVIC ANNUAL Rail-,
OF THE
Washington Light Infantry,
cARUsTs SALOON,
On MONDAY EVENING. Nov I'D 1871

On MONDAY EVENING, Nov. sd, 1857.
friendssnd the public that they have perfected "a
their Arrangements for a Bal on the above -
cate, when they will be pleased TO meet them -
as In the days OF yore." in the Interchsng " Ne
OF please ntries which the occa sion will afford
They are under many obligation for the patronage
and support heretofore literally bestowed. ev incinT
as II does, warm interest IN the We llaIe or the
citizen military and particularly the Corps ana the
public may be fully assured that all efforts viii he
made to render this Ball equally Satisfactory as the
previous ones.
The prelude Of the Ball will be repetition Of the
regular and fancy maneuvors and the manual Of
arms, executed by o detachment of the COPS as
done at the Bal OF the I'D February last.
gagged.
Ladies invitations will be issued BY the Executive
through the members of The compan,' VII Nc n'''s
PrLclpal depots for the sale OF tickets will be AZ
Messrsi Todd Co.'S, Pa; avenue; J: Hamlin'.,
Capitol Hill Jas. q. Donnell. Druggist, Navy Yard
Tickets one DOLLAR. admitting q Gentleman
The following gentlemen are respectfully request
ed to act, IN conjunction with Committees of the
Company, as Managers:
Honorary Member, OF the Corps.
f fns Il B RI TsSts. Capt C.5rnston. e: Kelly
Jas Booth. Jas Bouseau.
Contribsti.s Numbers Of the Corps.
R,ehd Wsil.ch. w " Moore Moore, 5 'Isi n nIi'
T{tisis ss fFeee ogs;. rs sstIs.sen'
1T Force, M Calan, w ] Donohoo,
Fl isG6 sm00t' WI 2TpSs .r TWGRR .swn'
Rnpp, GWerneT. GsPrinsman,
Fl %liilsms, STANLEY. RwpD6U oTe.
Cspt 7 Davis. LII q Warner, serg PFisher.
J Jss ssS Ss%'s' TP s %,,s%ys
no9 Estates. NJ W ST .Th,S&Ml
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III Proceedings on a criminal suit have been
commenced against John w entworth, Mayor of
Chicago, for obtaining money on false pretences.
III Johnson, who was convicted last week at
Asheville, North CuOlina, OF violating the per.
son of Miss Mary l.. spring, has been sentenced
to be hung on the lslh Of December.
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800 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 900
,GENTLE MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
White and colored Shirts; Silk NJ emo and Cot
ton Undershirts Silk, Merlno, and Cotton Erswers:
Gravats, Stocks, Tics, Scarfs, Collars, Gloves
Haadkerchieis, ,Suspenders, Muffieu, Robe de
Our stock of the above goods are entirely new and
embraces ali the largest sizes
WALL, STEPHENS co.
80 Pa. avenue bet. 9Th and 10th sts,
n 14-'w IIntel. a States I
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t. NOTICE. =
He undsrsgned begs leave to inform his friends
and the public generally, as he il determined a.
to do only cash business, he will make to>A
order GENTLEMEN'ScL CLOTH \ g in the ~
other establishment in the City. -3A.
Please give him a call, and assure yourself of the
Merchant Tailor, No. 2ss Pa avenue.
n 14lm scnth 80.
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LOST AND FOUND.

CSn REwARD,-A Crss, con,,;nin- xeysn
yt usmonos and seven pearls, with chsln at
IIched, ioS me neck; also, a rich California Gold
MUG, IN the FORM OF snake in three coils has been
sosh from the advertiser The belief is they were
Sasn one month ago by q colo ed boy about IS ears
VI aee. dhd SOD or gwen some one of his
euahtances Tor small amount. Any one having
, % or advanced money the same. will meet
owner at a3 g St, between lith and 18th. is-eoSt
1 OST.-A young Newfoundland DO,,. .Lout six
- mohths Old. OF large size; color tack
ana white: the body black; feet white 1S
the up OF the tall. Whoever will return said Dor
20 The owner, Commodore SMITH S48 SIN street
shall be literally rewarded. nlS-sts
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$1,000 A YEAR ~

vi .OOO $1,000 YEAR,
si,00 nEAR. Profitable and Honorable En-
Si,O GEAR. ployment for all times. Persons
& !,uO Ian. IN town or country, In search of
Si,UO LAX. employ ment as source of in
Si,p IEAk. come, or to hl up their leisure
Z! ,Un YEAk. hours. may hear If such by en-
S!@ FAX. closing two stamps. tn psy post
=! ,O 1EAR. age, TO Professor JAMES r.
q 900 YEAR. HORNE. Box No. 4.55l, New
St.So YEAR. York Post Office. The employ
600 lEAR. ment Is fitted to either sex; sta
2 .O A YEAH. ton in life ministerial. IL 10 an
i,OS YEAR. article Of daily consumption and
1880 IEAR. can he manufactured in the
S!.5D YEAH. agents dwelling; secure by co
Si,0 FAX. pyrlght; sac permanent as
Si,nU nEAR. Hour. An agenr is wanted in ev-
Sl,UD A YEAR. cry town In the Union. nl4-lm
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L Qok AT ELLiS'S STOCK OF PIANOS
IL before purchasing elsewhere. ME
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WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN.
AND ALEXANDRA
EXPRESS PACKAGE, BIGGIGE, IND

hAPfESS PAChdGE, BAGGAGE, AND
JAMES OSBORNE Informs the public that he
has established an EXPR ESS LINE. TO ply daily
between the Cities named above, which W in trans
may be desired to be sent between either two Of he
three CITIES. which will be faithfully and promptly
His states will be found at Smiths United States
Hotel, Pa avenue, between Sd and ~ streets; z.
and 18th street and the Star Office. ANY orders
written upon either of them Will be promptly at
N.B.-Spscial attention paid to the transport, ton
Of packages to and from the Alexandria and Orange
ksilrosd Depot, the freight on which he Will settle
per order. b5-u
Opening NEW GOODS at McIAUGH.
,LlN's. No. 20 Pa avenue. between 9Th and Oh
slree&. R6
7 AIDES MACHINE SEWING ROOMS.
Where NAV be found Ladies' Under Garments
made IN the best and latest style, and OF the best
wear made to order at the shortest possible notice
A call is earnestly solicited.
An MlxT " ssamsr:s.ss on Isds; S.yinE
TRUNKS! TRUNKsH TRUNKsM
Jus, Esseysa, SO TRUNKS, at SAMUEL p.
EsTA ENT, Iron Hall, betwsen}sNM
9Th and 10Th streets. Pa. avenue. 0fO
20, Also this day received from New York,
Wood Frsms TrsVeI'nT TRTSks'' R6 iSGS aaG
BOXES, VALfsES. and CERPET BAGS
they have been bought at least IS per cent less
2 pc. cent less than any establishment south Of
New y ork city, for cash also. ~
M,s. ssns Rd, ss'SItmsnt of Ladies. Gertsmsn
and 81 Obs for fall and winter wear.
M, IN wsnI OF the above Articles will please give
the call before puI'essasl%SfG fI:fw b TasoovrR
Iron Hall, Pa. ave-, bet. 9th ana 10th ats,
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A IL. PERSONS INDEBTED TO X. c,
- STEVENS are most respectfully rogue n cd to
ou ard pay their accounts at once, as no addition
VIII De made when the old account stands unpaid.
nl2-eotf
HAIR. TOOTH, NAIL AND BANDOLINE
H BRUSHES, at GIBBS Hair Store. near 18Th
%. and Pa av.. And at his Sales Room, under Wi
lArds' hotel. :. ne Sm
IN A CARD -..
i q THHI.A DIES OF WASHINGTON CITY.
would respectfully inform my friends and the pub
lIc IL, N general that ! have open,d FRENCH
LlSHMENT on 8th street. No. xsi, where am
prepared TO execute all orders in the naatest manner
nl3-Ss MISS ALBERTINE KOCH,
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THE ADRIArIc.-We have private advices
from New York Of the entire success Of the
trial trip Of the Adriatic, the new steamship of
the Collins line. She had been off on it "a
hours when the advices on which we were writ
ten, were sent to the city She had given entire
satisfaction in all particulars to that time
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FILIBUsTERING.-We are assured from a
quarter that should be thoroughly posted in
such matters, that sailing vessel slipped out
Of New York harbor on Saturday last laden
with men and munitions destined to strengthen
Walker. As yet we know nothing to confirm
this story
The INDIANS OF New MExIco.-The Indian
Bureau has advices from the head fits affairs in
New Mexico to the 14th October, ult., wherein
it is stated that at that time all was peace and
quietness in that department.
Gov. WALKER.-We have private advices
from Leavenworth City to q very late date,
from which we gather that Governor Walker
may be expected here on or about Saturday
next.
The WEATHER The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about o'clock q. N