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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
HEsAY II. LEEDS. Auc,icneer.

HENRY II. LEEDs. Auc;ioreer
HENRY ii. LEEDS 4 Co. Will sell BY auction,
on SATURDAY. Aprl & at l0 o'clock, AZ No II West
18th st, 7th-sy. seutcel HOUSEHOLD fuHNiICRE,
consisting Of Brussels and Ingram Carpets Oil Cloths stair
Rods mahogany sofa in hsrcoh do Chairs mshoeany Bed
stesds Bureaus, Washs,Snds Curtains Mirror &c Asc
hSir Mrc,ss straw do feather Beds do Bolster. and Pill
lows Also lo Of Kitchen Furniture with which the so
will
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
r. CoLToy, Auctonecr. x,

r. Ca Cbandelers French Plate Mirrors rosewood and
mahogany brOtatele and velvet EuTntuI C.IPet. 10,
v C0LfON will sell THIS DAY Fndayl hPI gi, ~ ~ w.
sis large hvetO House II win oORos h9s m p.6n,
hlete sets of rh velvet and brocatele Furniture vevs
tspsiry thrrspy aud ingram Carpets rch Lace curtain, aa
C,css Furniture rAe~oOd do mahogany DITs,
ins Rngu and Nadrobe epeelsd Cottage Furniture mar
Msttre,rs Oolobs China and Gasswsre Kitchen tuInur
Gallery Plated Ware toesteT with the Furniture OF about ~
rooms Catalogue. early in the hornins n b-Ihe "h'e
vpiu be sold by virtue Of a mort gage.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
11aints, Oils. GLASS, Sc.

DRECKENRID COAL OILS
ID y r. THOMPSON, Agent. Depot No 90 Greenwich-st,
Ee~-York- =,
The Brcckeudse Company prepared 70 supply the:e
celebrated Obs for Machinery and Illuminating purposes N
Quantities 20 suit purchasers ~ ,
Thick Oh for Machinery and for Oil Lamp 81 p per GALLON
Thin Oil for CAmphene and Breckenridge Lamps Sl per
gallon.
discount of per Tack and 20 osnt 90 Thin
Oils made 20 the trade
Terms cash O delivery.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
M DOUGHTY, Auctioneer.
OEETEEI. HOUSEHOLD FURNTTURE--

JOnsATJRpAY April % at 10I O'Clock No SO Blocker.
st. consisting of Pnrior Suites in brocaee rosevood
Pier Glasses Secretary bookcase made BY
Ellington; mahogany Sofas Chairs and Rocker, Bureaus
French Cottage Bedstesds hair Nsttesse feather BEDS
Rru.srls aud Ingram Carpets Oil Cloths PstedwAre China
fockery Kitchen Utensils Extension Tables &c Catalogues
ut house and deposits required.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

ELEGANT HOl Ol'SEHOLD fCRNli -. I'M;
II CARyED ROSEWOOD PIASO-fORTht L,a6I ~ J snJ
BnOCATELLE CURTAINS, rnr. OIL PAINiiN"., Jai
,,.tly DECORATIONS SC THIS DAY, fr1sy', 20 3. y,
soeh n the residence of Jo.eph Isyr esd ,,;Ts, re.
rh a. between "a and 81 This boae was ,h mot
hr,,,h,d from b..enent 70 attic in November as ~ ~
sstly and manner BY the proprietor e IT, CON
article u therefore In . and perfect s'e'e' ~
PAnIORs which are very large, royal t ve.et pS ",
xety,t Rurs and Mst. magnificent ~, -. g., 81. -
Goye slsssn,ly inlsd and eost SU tN9
ss svs, S sai,ss made by Deusw Of broadway Two
g.. ssyv,6 rosewood Etsgeres with marble t0Rs e P
,k,ee eosty carved rosewood Center Isbrs soiio
,.S s,,,usry tops massive bronze Gas Caanoe-
stn LABEL - FT,oeh brocatele Window DrapeEy costly
&c., s,onre French T1nepieoes, three mouths costly
po,exsu and Dresden China Deeorsions several
-, IA and costly Oh Paintings by OF our most eminent
,tsts among which The ANGELS Dream by Bosspet
I'm, Hohsrs Vision" By Cssard tine landscapes marine
,ua fruit pieces so busts Of Clay Byron and Psrisn
p,srh OF the InfanrSt john" The Shcp
berds,n "Wster Besrers" &c. go
l sdeboard Buffet OAK Dining and Easy Chairs Sofas
AS Mirrors Descriptive Painting &c On table costly white
And sed French China Dinner Set Tea Sets ~ and 20
pieces; costly Glass ware Decsners TuInble Botts
Wines Liquor Cases Cordial Sets, Silver and Plated ware
Cssters, kc. Spoons, FORKS, &c. . s., <,,-,.,
IN HALLS AND CHAMBERS-Costly Enfhsh Oho!o'h;
eak Hstsnd rosewood mahogany and walnut French and
Gothic Bsdteads Dressing Bureaus with marble tops
Wsshands French China Toilet Sets Caafe and Iunoies
Shad Carips Vases Cloek Brussels aud ingram carpet
inss finest Hair Mattsse Beds and Pillows Psssses, &c
u the . +
articles which viii commence the sale De
,.,. will be required every purchaser without distnc'
ion and goods be removed the day possible
fatk a the house.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
limited STATES LAND SALE.-SALES Of

u LAND by order Of the President. will take plaee on
MONDAY May the Land 6oes in Osaso Fort Dodge and
City Iows when 800 900 will be placed In market
by the Government.
In consequence grants which have been made 70
Railroad Companies and the withdraw from market ct like
quantity soirnz this sale wiz comprise nearly al the unsold
land quality remaining In Iowa The lands now offered
are mostly situated u the Valley Of the Boone and Dee Mones
rivers and considered the best farming lands in the
West They well wseTed aud tmbersd well located as re-
cards climate and facilities for reaching market The Dubuque
Missouri Railroad partly constructed will when hn
shed afford ready Of scoess and corresponding m
In their value.
reliable AGENTS who will attend the sales eseh Of
select lands for parties dsrous OF investing
and they u long in the bssness We have
every confidence in their Judgment.
We for investment in lands and give every
Information regarding changes &C. and whom Il desirable TO
use LAND furnish the best market prices
GREEN SEWELL Bankers
No. q Wsl.st., New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
T,HE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPA-
h)atfbes, Jsmelrp, &f.

iuatfbes, Jsmslrp, &r.
I'iNE GOLD JEWELRY VERY LOW.-The
sub-obeT !. selling ell descriptions of hue Gold Jeweay 8,
les than usual prices:
lsdes, soid cameo, esIbunele. nos,ie, resh and
Enamel painting s,Is BARKING pin. aud Brsoo4e:s
Ladies' snd Gentlesiel's gold Watch Chains
Seal Rings Lcehrt Rings plain and chased sd Ring,
Pure gold Needing RIMS gold Thimeles
Cod Pens and Peics sold Crosses and Neck CAsiHs
Gold snd stone Sleeve Buttons AID S,ude
Gold Lockcts. gold Spec:scles and Eyo-Glsuss,
panood Finger Rings sad Pina
GHO C. ALLEN,
Inponet Of Watches sad Je~elry, Wholesale and rctal
NJ. II Ws.l.., second SooI, Brosavsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

HENRY II. LEyDs Auccneer.
HENRY II. LEEDS Il Co. viii sell by auction
on FRIDAY Apr 81 q, 10l O'Clock. the Storc No .
Nnaus 2eoo Hardy Perpetual MOSS ROSES, oomprihns
standard half standard and dwarf Roses OF the neweN sna
most kinds Also Ornamental Shrubs and Plants OF
The choicest descripou selected by Garden Florist IN WASH
nston D. G. Al plants warranted true tc dessTP1son
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
CUPREME COURT.-EDwARD BEMENI

CUPREME COURT-EDWARD BEMENI
- and WILLIAM y. HALLE, Trustees. 10, snA JOHN
ACOsTA Plaintiffs, against THE PLATrSBUk6h AND
MONTREAL RAILROAD COMPANY, and others 10 psr.
suance Of decrets order Of judgment In the
action the underssned Referee appointed Tor th. nsone
other purposes hereby notify and require oil persons hdss e
owning frst second bonds Of tho abovr nAe4
Pst.6urrb and Montreal Railroad Company 70 prSd,ss ana
rxhibt such bonds my ONCE at No q Wan - %
the City Of New Yor by Thurdsy the th day q Nay 1857
upon such production 70 the same and tno
due thereon q secured thereby.
And notice is hereby further siven that by the ofbs
,sd Judgment the .d Rsferes will BE- hbf sgon
the publication Of this notice THAT h ster
the sad h iay Of May such bonds other
than by that date produced him. proven and no
production Their, accounted for have been sss1
Bonds rlust n all be acconpan"d oy me emeh, o
the his agent, showing what paynrn,s any
thereon % hin, or within hs 81 ca0s
sn th srn, of and also ofinter-st due shsrro
~ HENRYJ sCvDDER, Referee
su27avlvwed6Fh No. &c Wsl.st, Nev 81 sk /,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
A. C. TUTTLH Auctoneer.
Office No. % Broadway.
~FS1TFI, FURNITURE, PIANO, LARGE

NEN1EEL FURNITURE, PIANV, LhhUb
M MIRRORS gc, OF q family leaving the city. -
A. c. TUTTLE will eel on FRIDAY a lO ocioet, 20.
4Ne. 3thst ageneTs assortment Of Funltne consstins
Of rsc pier Glasses Pisno Lace Curtains and Cornices Cen
Ter Tables Sofas and Chairs Brussels and Ingram Carpet
NJ bt-,labs and Brackets and Wsshssnds, Bed
ada Beds aud Bedding Couches GROCERY and Glassware
Di,ing Table basement ssad kitrhcn Utensils, &c.
Terms cab and deposits required from sll purchasers
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
Josrpn HEers.r. Auctioneer.

JOsFPH HECENAk, AurtIorter
ON SATURDAY, April 25, at u O'Clock a. rn,
~ at the Of Pacific and Boernmst Brsoilyn, the
STOCK and MIXTURES Of GROCERY STORE.
Same day at O'Clock M 81 No. l07 Amitys between
Henry and Hickssts. mshorany and walnut PARLOR and
CHAMBER FURNITURE velvet and Brassels CaIpets Gas
FiIturee Pier Glasses &c.
Same day at IL O'Clock NJ ~ No Ga ststest between
Henry and Hicks,.s, PARL0R, CHAMBER and KITCHEN
FURNITURE.
Same day, AZ !! O'Clock p At No l23 ssnds.t near
Bridge PARLOR CHAMBER and dKITCHENFURSITURE.
Same day at y oolock n No. 81 Sand,s' between Jsy
and Bridse-,t PARLOR, CHAMBER and KITCHEN
FURNITURE
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
A. C. TrSLL. Aucti- neer.
CPLENDID SALE Of FIRSI CLASS FASH

CPLENDID SALE of FIRSI CLASS FASH
- lONABLE ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY FURNi-
TURF being the entire stock Of Messrs. NJ A. WAL
TIERS warranted in every respect and 10 b. sod without reef
vation. -,
A. C. TrTTTLE will sell SATURDAY, 81 l0l oc!oct,
Of Broadway and Brooners the entire
Of the above manufacturers lrenoved from their factory
for convenience Of sse consisting Of large and general
oak black walnut and mahogany Paor
Hall, Library, Dining Room and Chamber FurIa in every
variety all Of warranted Of the first olss and 70 stand
Furnace Heat and viii be sold without regard to
cash and be examined time before the sale
b. The public will please take notice that this not
o different manufacturer but only the stock OF
Mes WALTERS whose reputation for manufacturing hrst
Furniture has been established for the past 10 year.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
= DAHL y Heves. ApetssD--t . - :,
IEORTGACE SALE, Of elegant HOUSEHOLD

MI SIRyITtRy Brs.e,s Ca-p>t- Pier and hantl Gsse-
1ni P.intns Bronres Works of Ar. Row esA Pien
a. k.-fj Uofh will s above, al the o1nt>nu " -
house No. 2fs West sd ". near .le
Az TIiis DAY, Friday, April ~ a. io n. I'm q
III IN. oarticul,r ato.ntion of tho-e IN Ac1 "
TuTpiture a, auction pe', 8. The house "a. @ -
rni,h.d drrins the prc,sni year wiiA veiy soney
u:ss,n,, and others Sae IN The % Shhs nn
ualnu, Buse rich carved ~sint r.Sasut n aso
,a,sd Chns Dinner and Tea set' sTsr Irs In
. .,e IyD yafd. royal tapestry Csrprs maEnihoen,
PIER Glasses. 2 by 2si two solid sun. VA N seI
ana 90 cp,.r Side and Pier Tables very ch aee Cur
,,ins bronze FItees, hnc Sh fMnnf spshna ehiha
cs. on. Of Mum. Fshers e.brated Eoctave ros.~ood
Pisnos large number Of exPen'y'iy framed and d-n.es
pabor.py Bedsd Bureau te pure cured hair hstres.e-
and Bedding; s,o Sofas Chsr Ann Chars Nci.rs &c
rood. and a.. sold without reservein hinei
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

CUPREME COURT-City and Cour.fy od New
yorL-JACOB OsTROM. DAVID n. ANTHONY ana
JOSEPH REQUA against CHARLES ~ 1fINsON (sau-
moo. Tor . money demand 90 oontIset To CHARLEs n
nlsin In this action which In III. New Yot Cbanfy
Clerks ohoe March &' .ss7 and serve egg q yesf
twenty days after The sice hereof eIcudve 81 te ~ %
such service and you fail TO ID. r. s-
said The plaintiffs VII judgment sfAinst 700 ~ -
two hundred and kNy dollars With iss.rs.t S nS ~, - =
Of November thousand eight hundrea As ss,5 ny
side the Of this sc;ionDsfed Ne
MI law6wFs A. CLAkkI. I- -y- -.--y,---
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBASY, July II, 1855
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the Statute
~ uch made and Providsd that a. The
tPHuNIX BANK Of BAINBRIDGEl, nust b. presented q;
the Once the supentendent OF the BANKING p,pamen, OF
date hereof funds posted for the redemption OF tbs
cir uane issued the said bsnker wall be gwen up
Jyi3 lsw2yF n. sCHOOSMAkER, Suptrnt'nden
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
r CoL1os. AGctioneor.
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNINURE IN

" LEROY-ST.-F. COTTON will sen THIS DAY On
sayl April "a O'clock al No ~ Leroyst BEDFORD
tc entire FURNITURE OF the hou.e consisting Of the usual
Of Psor Bedroom and Kitchen goods China and
Glassware &c Sale will be percmptory, rain or shine and
goods must be removed immediately.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
CUPERIOR COURT, City and County Of New

CUPERIOR COURT, City and County Of New.
- Yok-JOHS H. HoLDANE And JAMES II. HOLDANE
ss,ln., CEiPTTS III STANTON aud DANIEL II. BPiCAR
sugmon Tor money dcn,spd on Contract ITO the d~f~n
and rsaued 70 t complaint in this seon, yhh
filed in the oes os " ya, on 20 co' ON az ~ s. y
e copy yssI 's,".r to the s.d complaint 90 ~ .s
Va within twenty days after the hereof Il
De d.y sueh eryee ard u fail 70 answer .As ~
Le Judgment ssainst you for the Of twelve ksa e..
ss With interest from the ninth Day Of Nay thSasaAA
Dstsd New. York, Apri g. last
Ap1 IsvtwB No n brssax9
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY

- Herman Buen sst Abner Jones and Aene. Jonss Ais
WIFE Henry Story aud Eliza Story bis wife Esek H. ksndnch
William o. Cresner William n kipp, Charles r. ksndreh,
Alexander RouI Henry Hunssrord John iocTis Seofee
b. Saitrre Samuel o. Law David Reid Michael hc0inni",
George r. Cole Nsmsn Cohn Michael Kennedy Daniel Lees
assignee Of Marx Mc0sy Peter Roach William Noyes
Warren Seymour A. Tracy and Nathan BnrchArd and The
National Insurance Company Of Jersey City. And srphsn
Rcbardson-Sumnons for Rei~f-To ths Dsfendants VIII
LIAM H. KIPP and THE NATIONAL INSURANCE. CON.
PAEY or JERSEY CITY: Yoa are hereby sannoned ans
required complaint In this action wbish hA
in oce Of the CLERK Of the County ~ kpss es Wy
Hall in the City of Brooklyn the th day Of Juns, 1855
and 10 serve copy Of your said complaint the
subscriber his Office No ITO Atlantic street In the City Of
Brooklyn within twenty days AFTER the service OF tins sum
mons on YOU exclusive Of the day Of such service and
you fail the said complaint within tho time sors
said the plaintiff this will apply 10 the Court Tor the
relief In the complsinpsted. Broosys Jane 10
le56 WILLIAM SIOhI,
uh2otar6vF Plaptihs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
Nater Qnre.

DR. f. ]. LOwENTHALs WATER CURE.
~ Bergen Hishts Hudson County New Jerssy, ID n'ss
from either the Hobohsn or Jersey City Ferry
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

NIEW-YORK and WASHINGTON PRINTING
IN TELEGRAPH CONPAEY.-The Annual Meeting OF The
viii held the Office Of the Company No III
Broadway N Y Room No. g. MONDAY. the 4'h day Of
' X w. RUSSELL, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

IN PURSUANCE of a Judgment of the Court Of
,ction between EDWARD ELLSWORTH. p.Aintif and H0-
RATIO ". FRYATT and WILLIAM POST, defendants,
vii s1po.e sale n auction BY Albert Nicosy Auetoneer,
Merchants Eachanse in the City Of New York on Mon
dsy the ih dAy Of NAV 1857 2 O'clock in the afternoon
tLs; day NINETY SHARES Of the CAPITAL STOCK of
Tie BELLEv1LLE LEAD COMPANY:-N York April
q, 1857 r.. bLoMohIh.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION, 81,
N Az, corner 9Th IT. open daily from g. u ssd
on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY from 5to p H. Inter
e.. allowed deposits. TH0S. b. sTlLLhAN Presdent
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD SEVEN
IN PER CENT BONDS-The undersigned offer for sale The
SEVEN PER CENT COUPON BONDS f this COMPANY
stc ssue) having twenty years 70 run lnersr psyse.
ser annually the FIRST days Of February and Ausust
the ConpanJ's Agency IN hi, city.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
persons bsvns claims against MARIA LOUISA GRAHAM,
late Of the City Of deoes.d 70 prrssnt ths :r
with voucher subscriber at the Office u WAkE
MAN L LATTING esqs, No. - Fuonst, In the City Of
New York before the ninth day o May neIt-Dsted
New York the siIth day of November, 1855.
NOT law6mFs CATHARINE y. MILLER, Ezscntnx.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
fesal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate d
the County OF NewYork, notice !. hereby given 70 ell per-
sons having claims against ALEXANDER LEAtkD, late q
the CITY NewYork decreased TO present the sans WITH
vouchers thereof to the subscrbers at the once Of Robert
Laird No ll5 Pst in the City OF New forh on OF
before tho second day Of September neIt-Daeo
New. York the nineteenth day Of March, 1857
ROBERT LAIRD, lpx..n,,,,
SAMUEL LEECH. -AN'"'''
nar2O law6nF ELIZA LEAIRD Execuuix.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County Of New York Notice s hereby cyen 20 AL psf
the City of YOri deceased to present the zane ~n
Bruce ill., No. Jauuceycourt, Wast in the City Of New
York before the iah day Of October New
splo iswsnF HGLDAH y. RANDOLPH, Exeesth1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25

WhaT CoSsrTUTEs INDEcEScY.-We see that
our contemporary the Courier and Enquirer takes
he Tras1e TO task for publishing the details Of a
recent filthy case in the courts. The report, we
may remark, was duly pruned Of improprieties
before il appeared in the HERALD.
But If The modesty of the Courier has been
shocked by the pruriency Of our cotemporary's
report, how does il account for It's own notice of
a recent play in which the vices furnished In the
case in question were rather glorided and puffedf
Dirt ie dirt, whether in law case or in tragic
play; a1d If it be wrong to put dirt before the
public eye, how much wronger is il to praise and
celebrate it, TO chant IL in melodious verse, and
gid II with all sorts of romantic balos
We submit that our warlike cotemporary has
forgotten bis logic in this matter. In his haste
TO spit the Tribune philosophers he has impaled
himself and being less used TO that sort of thing
than The disciples Of Monsieur F urier, be cute a
more ridiculous Ggre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25

favorable BY Gotten dealers, end NE sales embraced
shout 1900 bales, ocsiag arm, ~ quotations gv0 h
another column There was sors a panic In NJ neuy
nsrkst and prices fell OF non lso 70 90. pr barrel
especially On the medium and lever grades. ssmetn1s
sooss however, made ~ The lowest nsusss could moi
be considered MIR oritsriou Of The state Of the market
which wo quite unsettled No salss Of wheat d no
nsns wers reported Yesterday, buyers demanding ooa
csssson Of o. 30 per sushel Lsts In che previous a.
tsrnoon sale Of prime Canadian white was made st 81
TO- Indian corn was lower, and sales were oonnnea "a
now Southern whss md yelew, st Csc. Pork was arm
e. with sales Of new mess at Ss3 IS $24 chiefly ct the
latter figure. Sugars were nrmer, with sales Of 600
hogsheads and 8eo . 900 boxes Il full prices Coffee
W. steady; l,4oo bags Laguayra were sold at l3c.
1870, azd 600 no .. loo. . llXc. Freghts 70 Liver.
pool were firm, and grain WAS engaged N ID, in bags
Flour ives M IT, 3D., bacon and lard at 2os and cotton
Wa Il 32d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25

GOVERNOR GEARY IN Observation-Disclosures
ING KANSAS DlsCLosuREs-It appears from our
latest Washington advices that Governor Geary
has been making some astonishing disclosures
there concerning poor Pierce's wretched malad-
ministrstion of the affairs Of Kansas Among
other things, it seems that under poor Pierces
mbecils double dealing policy, the United States
troops in Kansas were among the instruments OF
disorder and bloodshed, instead Of being the
guardians of law and order; and from the fact
that the instructions and authority from the Pre-
sident to the Governor concerning the troops
were superseded by the confidential orders from
the Secretary Of War to the commander of the
troops In other words under the late admins
tation, we had at least two Presidents, to witt
Franklin Pierce, President of the United
States
Jefferson Davis, President of the Territories.
Governor Geary has had a conversation with
Mr.. Buchanan, and has doubtless detailed to him
all the difficulties, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lodgings
and croes-purpeses between the lete administra-
ton and the border rufians resulting in the re-
signation of his Office by the Governor in disgust
The Governor has, no doubt, also given to the
President fair representation of the relative
strength, character and proceedings of the two
contending squatter parties inKansas, from which
Mr.. Buchanan will be enabled clearly to COM
prehend the proper course to pursue. The
result will probably be the appointment of a
new Governor, of firm and impartial character,
and under explicit instructions concerning the
employment Of the army, and with no counter
instructions from the Secretary of War to the
commander OF the troops
In view of the approaching Kansas election
for proelavery State Convention, and in view
of the opposition proceedings Of the free State
party which have already commenced, this sim
pie course of honesty on the part Of the Pres
dent will enable the Governor at least to COM
mand end keep the peace Of the Territory. This
great object secured, it matters very little
whether the border ruffans shall adopt one or a
dozen pro-slavery State constitutions, inasmuch
as it will rest with democratic Congress and a
democratic President and the democratic party
to say whether Kansas, under this sort of border
thimble rigging, shall or shall not be admitted
into the Union as State. Upon that issue We
apprehend that Messrs. Atchison and Stringfel.
low, or Brown and Robinson, will have to wait
yet year or two longer before they are received
as the two United States Senators from the
State Of Kansas We get this idea from the
inaugural
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25

sr LOUIS. March a. 1887
In compliance with resolution passed ~ the ropes.
Convention, Mr. Robinson vhdrev hi, ress asuon OF the
soverBoshp Of the state Of Kansas and declared his ID
bes,op TO the TOPEKA consultation. mites sp
pointed 10 frame petition askns the Prcsidert 70 hold
be lands OF the Territory subjecs p pre- empron for
40 years rom the present tine. The Convention was
the largest ever held In Kansas, and the proceedings
were Of . very enthusiastic character.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25

Dissolution or PARLIAyENT-Lord Palmer
ston decides to dissolve Parliament after the
heavy work Of the session has been completed
He will go to the country not alone on the
issue raised by the energetic proceedings Of
Bowring and Seymour in China but on the gene
raj policy Of his administration. The people Of
England will not 30 much be called upon to elect
conservative radical or whig members of Parlia-
ment, az TO elect men favorable or unfavorable to
Palmerston. The issue will involve no principle
nothing bat personal question.
The prospect IL that a majority of members
will be returned uDfavorable TO the further pro
longaton Of Lord Palmerston's power. This
majority will necessarily be heterogeneous; and
will comprise as well conservatives as radicals
II therefore the triumphant party propose TO CO.
Joy their defeat they will need TO contrive a CO.
clifton party which shall unite the great extremes
Of ultra democracy and vltra prerogative They
VIII require to combine Mr.. Csbden aad Mr..
Diraeli In the same Cabinet Council: which is
pretty much as If We were TO suggest the union
Of NJ. Theodore Parker with Governor Adams of
Sousl Carolina Hence. the chances are that
after several Intellectual eDdesvors 10 consolidate
q government under the leadership Of Lord
Derby a return will be made to the moderate
men, Of whom Lord PslmerstoR, Lord John Rus
SELL Sir James Graham and Lord Aberdeen are
types. This has been the staple dish Of British
politicians for years and they are well accus.
toned to t.
Whichever party succeeds. there Is no reason
the same sod that the Chinese quarrel will be
prosecuted with equal vigor. and equal regard
for TIE interests Of commerce and of the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25
The Philadelphia Appointments.

PHIIlDnFHiA, March ~, 1851
Some doubt elss here - 70 the appointment OF
hessS wesco'i ~ Postmaster, and Yos, - Musas be
their nclu fed the Philadelphia sp
poirimenis publIshed In The Unior
wAsnperos, uarch "a, 1857.
The vsion publishes The appointments only where tue
commissions have bern Issued. There doubt here
- 10 The correctness o Z OF, PM sdslphis list