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CONSIGNEES.


BosToN-ship Mary-Tufts 4 Hobard-M Msrar-W
Davs-P H Brinton &co--F Winburn &co-Good Tood-F
F Folger &co-R Rayne-C Harvey &co--H Lelsnd-S
Locke-Wheeler 4 Bake-Flint Jones--G Shumway-D
Kelham-Goodrich &co-Noman Whitney--shaw Cunts
Speak McCreary-Grosean Benneteau--Twchen DUTCH
er-John Blufer-C A Eager &co-aEaton Henderson,
Cate 6coT TulysJ Noron.c Merton &cemMrs
Gauche-Buchannon, Carroll &co-A Block-Biseos
Richards, Socomb &ceJ Moore &co-A ID Grief
co-ridge Ranett Gco-Payne Steele &co-H Barlow &co
"A Robb xco-Vose Bros-P Brinon &co--C White SEQ
Price, Converse Smith-McIemoe Curren &eo--Tayor
Raddin-W McIelan-Chopard 4 Marks-W Allen 3eo-
H Rogers Aco-A Gaines-C Raley-Jones, Mackinder
&co--T Smith, A Hanny-Washngon Jackson &co-EW
Szer-Cuddy, Brown &co--O Woodman--A Cochran
Hal-Dudley Nelson-Gaoss Pasca-J II Dudley 3eo-
G T Buddecke Sco-Horre, Gayle &co-W b NagleEPR
Fell &co-Perkns, Bowman &co-.P benatour-Klce g
Ha,hway--McDowel, Mills &co-M Mler-Snu,pson keene
ID l. Shearer-Beebe dcoF Marquee ScoTerril Bales
Hale L Cireenleaf-W c Blanchard-Wm McCracken-C
Stewart &co-Duclos &co-and order.
BOsTON-Ship Authorization L Henderson,, edow Il
Wusthof-O 0 Woodmsn-Ward, Saunders Hunt--M Qnit-
| iane-Lusk Aeon Miller-Alain Ausn--G w Dunbar-N
Whitney-G W Shaw &co-Hnle Greenleaf-R w Rayue-
@ Buddecke &co-E j Hart &co-Theo Shue-H NJ liarow
Sco-Sam ashington jackson &co-E Amos-Thomp-
Barnes-Biscoe& Simms-Hy Parsons-A GriGn &co-
j z Mcdonald &co-W McLellan-C Eager &co-Gledden,
Marshall &co-A May &co-J d Cohn-G Sizer-F Fol
ger &co-Cule, Momu 6co- Slrteraut &co-T Richardson
&co-J Marks tSco-Terr Il Bates-Fuse Bros-D kelham
Oglesby Macpuuy-P H Brnton &co-Grosean Beneteau
Schmidt Zeiger-A R0bb &oc-b Marks &co--Terr!i
| Hersey-R Auroin-Frost &co-J Moore &co--CroweI
Hallei-Ruef &co-Beebe &co-Lunlsden, Kendall &co-.W
G Neagle-N Rchards-A& Block-Payne Steele Sco-
Richards Slocomb &co-C Flint Jones-W Blanchard
Nicholson &co--and order. D.'Ns al. .r..
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SUGAR. The sales emQraced $50 hhds at about previous
MOLAssEs Prices about lc lower, and some 50o
bbs were sold 2ic, with few lots in poor PACKAGES al
221s(023c n gallon.
FLOUR We noticed sales of 1000 bbls, comprising
65o Snene in two or three S. 80 800 Unbranded ST.
Louis Sperfne ut S. 500 bbs S. Ss for Fancy and
Sc 621a q Dbl for Choice Extra
GRAIN Corn was lower, and we noticed sales oil aoo
sacks Info or New Yellow 40c 1000 at 4Ss oo frme
White at 5o and few hundred sacks at 56c p bushel
Wheat GIL sucks Prime Rel sold ST 10 y bushel Of Oats
about 800 sacks i5c D bushe Nothing OF any
doing in Bran.
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork was still retailing slowly at
800 Dbl nothing of any consequence was DONE
and prices were about l0c tor Shoulders and 2a3e
"a ID for sides of Shoulders shipped Tor Louisville
prices being higher than here Lard was dnl and de-
pressed and heard of sales recently l23aioc o. ID
HAY a,OO bales Old Western in were sold by auc
ton at SlS 50 n tun.
We noced sales COO tierces fresh beaten
Caronaby auction at 3c cash. mostly al Sa'7ae q
for the hest.
COFFEE bout 1000 hugs were solo, iheinans N'o III
Sic, 50 Il, So, aud 1916 AT &c p H.
SALTA cargo Of I.v, rpoo Coarse sold on Monday
on private terms been made for goes at A55oc
% sack for Course to q Fine.
LARD OIL. .25 bnls Prime Cincinnati winter STRAINED
sold III lots al 81 l0GO3l 10 q gallon.
INDIA BAGGING. % were taken at llc q yard
GUNNY her of 1870 was made for loo bales
Extra Heavs.
noticed sales OF 100 bbs Rectifed at lie, 5.
Extra at 49, and ll6 Raw 1876 q gallon.
FkEIGHTS..A ship taken for Antwerp on Monday a
lc for Cotton. Vessels the berth filling up al ad to Liver
poola 10 Iavre.
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VAIUABLE PLANTATION AND SLAVES

- VALUABLE PLANTATION AND SLAVES
fJF:T AT AUCTION-The ARDOYNE PLANTATION. On the
El Bayou Black, parish OF Terrebonne La with Slaves and
Stock Of every will be sold public auction in New Or
leans the highest bidder Banks Arcade the FIRST MON
DAY Of February effect partition between the pop
etors. -- o., . .. ......... ..sy.., -,
none heavily timbered and nearly all susceptible
Of cultivation of which in cultivation
wards Of 50 Slaves all family 30 MILES, stock
OF Cattle Hogs Circular Saw MILL Farming Utsns Me-
chAnics Tools with which the plantation is abundantly
ped0 and Hay supposed to be sufficient for the next
seasons consumption, ., s4
The Machinery the Sugar Honse is Of the most valuable
kind and The quality OF the usually made is
inferior in the State and in quantity equal TO that
plantation in proportion to the number OF hands
The growing crop expected TO be about COO hhds
j. j. HANNA will be the plantation during the rolling
will take pleasure in showing it to person des
Of examining it. 49,, - y, 4. .,sl 1.
The terms fourth cash he purchaser to as
sumo the Bank Of Louaa and the
equal annual nstamers divided
If required at two and three
of sale bearing interest at eight per cent
per annum until paid and secured by mortgage and
privilege property sod be given when
snail complied with but the use OF the
will be reserved for the purpose OF preparing
for Market removing from the pataon whatever OF the
growing crop still be the plantation at the time OF the
sale. .sa-..,-. . .4sl, :.
SALE Il ... =, ,,,, :, ,,,,,,r, ,,,,, q cc
- JAMES j. HANNA
AL an SARAH YORkE. q.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DISTRICT CouRz SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM Ny
NOTiCE is hereby given to the crssiitsrs ef
IN this all other herein interested.
within ten days from the present notification,
why the account presented by the
proved the funds distributed accordance Herewith
BY order of the court. W
ne ii IA E. MICHOT, Deputy Clerk
pE a. Il so GogE p5 reas
A Wis est par lie present dOnne aux Cream
n spsdite sucresons touies
Que peu davo deduire dix jous otter
de presnte publication les raisons equees euapsa
serai point approuve ct homoogue les fonds entire
mains repartis conformenents au dit compile.
Par ordre de Ia cour: il@5l
( n6 ii Il E. MICHOT. Deputa srefher.
New " nofs 'oHS
NOTICE Is hereby given to the cresiitsrs
IN Of this Estate and all other herein interested
show within days from the necaEen
they have why the herein presented by The
proved the funds distributed in accordance herew.
By order Of the Courts
ne II IA s7 u. MICHOT. Deputy Giexf-
de Ia Nouvee Orleans 3 JOHN RICE-No n, La
AVIS est Pnr lie present dOnne aux cEHAN-
n ciers de la susdte succession ct toutes aitres
que peu coucerne davo deduire dix iours n
de publication les raisons lesqueies lie s
approuv6 honologue les fonds mains repRs
conformements au dit COMPETE "a Fag
Par ordre de la Cour: {.
n6 II IA III rFS ii ~ =. M1CHOT. Depute Grtiatsf
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8ebiem Of tbt Hlarkets.

WEDNESDAY MORNING. November II. 1857.
COTTON The market opened yesterday. with good en-
uiry hut operson were checked by the full prices claimed
and the sales did not 4 bales at about the range
our last quotations.
FANG CLASSIFICATION.
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LOT OF GROUND, WITH IMPROVEMENTS, ON MUSIC
.sree,-Succession of Caroline Martin. I. VIC.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctoneer.

MISREPRESENTATION e w
BY N. VIGNIE, Aucioneer.
CATURDAY. Nov. 2Sth, 1857. Mt 12 o'clock
. Rotunda Of the ST. Louis Hotel by virtue OF
order from the Honorable the Second District Court of New
Orleans 9 dared oath October 1857, will be sold at
public auction the following described property for account Of
said succ, ssion- .
LOT OF GROUND III the Third District of this city in
the bounded by Musc GirSd urq9hart streets and
measuring II inches front Music street. by III feet
deep parallel nestogeher with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
n-TERMS-O half cash and the balance at six months
approved endorsed secured by mortgage
this property sold.
Act O Amas Notary Public. o29 81 tn2s
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AUCTION SALES.
DRY GOODS.
~ ,ypvs cnnAD

BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Auctioneer.
JTJEDNESDAY. the l1th inst, Mt haIf.past
w lOo'cock his auction stsre p Gustomhouse Mrceh
ssld--
Prints Socks Fine Hroadcloth Mixed Hall Hose, MAI
tlss Windha and Thorndke Beached Cottons Fancy ss
nets: ia 1874 and 1874 Besched Shesings French Prints
Tickings Denms R'pka Coonades Kentucky Jeans
onaersns!.s; wl rssb '"'ne. w. nil
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FURNISHING sTOR e

HENDERSON & GAINES,
No. 80 Canul street
STI YER & pI, ATED WARE.IWOODEN W ARE, BASk FITS
BRITANNIA 'RUsHra AND BltoGhS.
TIN AMI JhpN NED :. and Enaneled Ware.
LAMPS and CHANDEII RS GHl NAV RE-
GLASSN Are. lhAltIhEN" WAKE, ETC
5esiIes Ihe above complete assortment Of
C AS CHANDELIERS &C. OIL SPIN
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. SUSAN HEPP--THREE VALU
able Story Brick Houses being the Of Benvil
Bourbon streets. ..

a... ...I.. BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
,ATURDAY. Nov. FL, 1857, Mt l2 o'clock M.
The Rotunda Of the ST. Louis Hotel by virtue Of an
order from Honorable the second District Court OF New Or
leans l2 october 1851 No 9s2 for account of said
succession, will be sold
city the bounded by Bienyile Bonbon Cont
and Said lot forms the OF Bienvile and
Bourbon Streets Amercan mexsure more or
less 60 feet front Bienye street. BY 81 feet deep and
building containing large the ground floor and about
1--WE rooms in the upper story hydrant, etc.
2 LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above described one
measuring less 81 feet front on
street feet in depth. Together with the two
Brick House. containing about 1--WE rooms gallery etc.
kitchen containing about three yard csern, etc.
s. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above cor.
Bienve street. measuring Amercan mesure more
less front Bienve street. by TO feet deep To-
eeer the wostory Brick House containing about four
cabinets, kitchen containing five rooms yard
cstern, ETC. - -,
eETERMS AND CONDITIONS.-One-thi third cash, and the
G. u and Is months credit for notes secured
said property and bearing eventual
OF per cent In case non-payneut maturity The build
ings 10 be against the risk Of fire until the final
and the policy transferred to the vendors
the year 1857 to be paid by the purchasers
Acts sale before A. Ducatel, Esq., Notary Public.
| oil St tn2l
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y q yEGAAs,s DAFclsa AcADEMH. "A


s q SHEMY-Nadarne VIRGINIA SMITH, sncsessus anlf
stspdaughter of Nine Arraine Brooks anrouncas hnsr
of opening her Academy If Dancing tbs
@T first TUEsDAYin November, at EAGLE HALL or
j & Prytania street, the Widows Retreat.
Madame Smiths School will be conducted heresefve.
subject the advice and examination OF xAaNB
Brooks 4F@S
All the latest Partisan Ballroom and Fancy Dances WIN b
taught. including the much admired Lancers
The terms of the Academy will remain IS beforr.
ga Childrens Soiree win be given occasionally IoosH
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SUCCESSION DE MAX HOMANN-MAIsON EFT TER,
rain sur la rue Live Oak.
PAR n vIGNIE. Encanteur.

TEUDI 10 decembre 1857, n midi fArcade
de Banks DIES Magasns un ordre de lhonor
de District de Ia Nouvelle Orleans date du
q octobre 1851 No Is pour compe de dte succession
publique, il sera vendu-
UNE CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE dams lie Quatrieme Dis
trict vile dams ilet borne les Live Oak HUT
ieme Neuvieme des Magasn 81 pieds de face la
Live Oak "a pied de profondeur entire gnes
PARALLELS. Ensemble mason en- bois contenant deuX
chambres cerne hangaid etc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nc At
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SUCCESSION OF MAX HOMANN-HOUSE AND LOT ON
Live Oak street.
BY N. VIGNIE Auctioneer.
THURSDAY, 10th of December, 1867, at
Banks Arcade. Magazine street. at II o'clock NJ by viz
order from the honorable the Second District Court Of
Orleans dated 9th October 1851 No. IL 4-for account
of said succession. public auction will be sold
CERTAIN LOT situated in the Fourth District Of this
city in the bounded by Live Oak Eighth Magazine and
Ninth streets measuring 81 feet front Live Oak depth
of "a feet inches between parallel lines. Together with
Frame House containing two cistern yard she'd
TERMS-Cash ne At
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LADIES' AUCTION CONTINUED. S
BYL. A. LEVY, Jr., Auctioneer, o .
Office IS Common street.
WEDNESDAY. 1lth inst, At 10 la O'clocka
w lUl Bssonne street. between Union and ferade Will
be sold q :. ~,
Elegant Silk Cashmere, Barege and other styles Of Dress
Goods Fine French Embrsderes Hosiery Trimmings Iadcs
Uoaks and Tamas Table Cloths Napkins and variety OF
o,bsr GOODS Tbe whole without reserve. MO
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~ FOR sALM.oyER TWENTY THOUSAND
= REAL EsTATE-Improyed.

fs.s 3tsS The Real Estate consists Of
A handsome FAMILY RESIDENCE, fronting on Plaque
street. finished In the and most modern STYLE contain
ing dining room, handsome pariors, library i've bed
halls pantries closets bath galleries front and
together the buildings large
garden with ahrubbery and fruit trees In
vigorous growth Il H0f 2
Also, < SQUARE OF GROUND, frouting Napoleon
Avenue On this there large building used
Mill factory which Is suitable for planning mill sash fac
tory other mechanical also twosorJ baildng
20 feet with shed OF feet which easily
verted into comfortable residence also, and kit
cnsn wa sTT T1s Nv " Wa Rh
magazine street. and opposite the Protestant Asylum contain
ing Is lots This property in high state Of cultivation
| garden. ,s5t 8 g
furnished numbers The removal Of his factory
Kenner will enable him meet the great Dc
| mand. = - III, 4.
manufactured in snch quantities to Ell all orders
all the above property offered 10 exchange for th
NOTES Of the NEW ORLEANS SUSPENDED BANKS
which will be taken AT PAR - 4. :. 4. ~ ~ 81
Apply to te@ a5 w. r. COLEMAN,
Or at his residence, in Jefferson City, after p. II
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SILK AND CLOTH MANTILLAs 4 CLOAKs-SEAsoN-
- able Dry Goods sa4
BY BLACHE i BEAUMONT. Auctioneers
WEDNESDAY,, l1th inst. at 10 o'clock a.
w suction at their auction rooms NO. ohalre'
large invoice Of Black Colored Silk and Cloth Man
tllas and Coaks. Wv.
go 20 An assortment of ssasonsbls DRY GOODS. :,
mS.TERNS-Cash, Hfe nlu
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GREAT SALE OF SPLENDID ROSEWOOD AND MA
N hogany Furniture and Piccols Piano. at auction
nv n ApnNER sNJTI Auctioneer.

NJ hogany Furniture and Piccoa Piano, At auction
By GARDNER SMITH. Auctioneer.
,&#f5 Office, No. Commercial Place.
THURSDAY 18th inst. at 10 1-2 O'Clock,
i AZ No a. Camp street near Poydras will be Sold
Splendid Beeids Aroirs Bnreans Washstands Tables
Sofas Parlor and Cane Seat Chairs
Mirrors Pieces Engravngs Mantle Fine Cur
tain Carpets OH Cloth Rugs Hair and Moss Mat
resses Feather Pillows, Kitchen Utensils etc.
Also-One fine PICCoLO PIANO. +. |pr.
Terms cash.
day. =, -. - A.
nure is , 49,. ...-L. IN
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FOR RENT.

GSOR RENT-SEYERAL FINE ROOMS, SUITABLE
u for Offices the Bank ef New Oreans, Of 81
Charles and Union streets Apply to the Cashier. no
EsOR RENT-THE FRONT OFFICE or THE FIRST
floor stairs No. 70 st. Charles street.
Bank Of New Orleans. Apply to 80. sl3s9' - 4
- COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
Country Residence tuo miles from the city Containing
Thirty Acres Of Land with shrubbery, snd all the
sary buildings for lage family, and where stages from
Canal every minutes.
GARDENER WANTED TO take chargs Of the Shove place
Apply Fisks Cotton Seed Oil Factory. No. "a New leyse
stresf near Girod NJ s.
- FOR RENT OR gALE-0kE OF THE Most
pleasantly comfortable dwengs IN the Fourth
District comprising the Of Second and
streets The house contains eight in the main
house with kitchen ROOM bath rooms stable
large cistern garden In short convenience
for large family. W m SIS. s,f7s u 10
This property will be sold low leased TO good tenant
p III Il ~ t ~ - e JAMES DAVIS
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BATON ROUGE July IL, 1857.
At meeting Of the Board of Directors Of the New Orleans
and Baton Rouge Railroad Company held this day William s.
elected President and Alfred Sheppes Secretary
jy27 II ALFRED stfEffEhe sec'y.
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BY BLACHE BEAUMONT, Auctisneers =
WEDNESDAY,, nth Inst. At IL S,s ;l "a. a.
w M auction ct their auction rooms Csarues street,
will be sold f--.,.. ,,,o,.ru
H1- TERMS-Cash. V go NJ
yXTl C.. ,JEWETvr. AUCTION AND COMMISSION
= w MERCHAET-FOur- story Warehouse, NO. 10 lamp
street, adjoining Arrnory Hall, New Orleans. ~ @
TUESDAY THURSDAY and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Liquor
~ and General Merchandise Sales - = :, ar55., c,
MONDAY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY-Special Sale
DAYS for Boots and Shoes Dry Goods Books Stationery,
Grockery Paintings, Fancy Goods, etc.
he RRvrREscEs Messrs Converse Co NcGi, Jackson
I Co. W r. VredeDturg Coz, New Qrleans q, :,
nessrs w r. Converse Co., Bankers Hon. n H. Garr
son. BANKER; b FIELD Csmmission Merchant; John
Laidiaw Pres. Union Write Lead Co., New Yerks
Col. John W. Forney, Hon. J. N. Read, Philadelphia
ssH1J BOOKS, JEWELRY, etc. M t
BY W. G. JEwETT, Aactioneer. 5sS& d.
WEDNESDAY,, 11th inst, Mt 10 o'clock A.
w NJ, at IS Camp street. will be sold
Genera, merchandise sso b0O volumes Histories foems
and other Standard Works Also well selected o'
OF Crockery Fancy Ware etc., and invoices OF Uamohu''
Watches, Pins, Charms etc.-a warranted.
THURSDAY, the 18th inst at 10 o'clock-droceries'
Liquors and General Merchandise. !. 1, No.. d
FRIDAY 18th inst at 10 o'clock-Dry Goods hoo6 aiu
Shoes, Books, Crocke cry and Jewelry. * i ..,.s
SATURDAY, the 14th instant, at III oclock-oioceIie'
Liquors. and new invoices merchandise. y.
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- FOR RENT-A DESIRABLE TWo-STORY
@ Brick Dwelling House, containing nine rooms. with all
the modern improvements for health and convenience
Also sabling chicken houses etc. together With tine heser
vegetable embracing OF ground This
operty situated Apollo street Plank Road City Of JEFF
feron adjacent to the residence Of the late Samuel Peer
either horse steam arrive in the center
Of the city within twenty minutes Possession given immsd
ateIy. r.a-e !7i s' ,i.l,i 4 = ..t ,,ssa
AIso Cottage ST. Mary street, between Eayades
Pytania Rent $5 per month Possession given
immediately Ujat4,
Apply at No. s. CsrondeIst street or to p,.,,
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS, FIRST BRicApE FIRST DIVISION; y M
New Orleans, Nov. 10, I'D.
HVOrder No. 2O-In conformity with u lvlis.
ion Orders the Volunteer Of this BRIGADE Will
BE On Lafayette square at o'clock r. M "WEDNESDAY
the 18th inst purpose Of attending the funeral Of she
late Cen Cssnir Lacoste. - -. -..- a., :,
BY order of Brgadier General Z. H. TRACY commanding
Hi Il THOMAS F. WALKER. Brigade Msjor
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k9NOtice-The subscribers to the stock Of
Pacific Railroad Company who have paid the
of their subscription requested to do forthwith
| ny25 If GEO. c. LAWRAS0N, Secretary.
NO. Benevolent Association of the Sons OF
LousIASA-The members Of this Association requested
at their Hail. No "A Moreau street. every WEDNES-
\ DAY, at 81 o'clock p. NJ.
| By order of the President:
| jas1y AUG. LARosE. Secretary.
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- FOR RENT-THE FOURSTORY STORE, No
Gravier street, occupied by Messrs. Kingsland
:il Bsrstow Co. Apply to the present occupants Or
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-04
FROM WASHINGTON.

April 1st.--The instructions to Gen.
Walker were full, clear and explicit,
and in them are quoted the exact words
of Mr.. Buchanan's inaugural, viz -
1t is the indispensable duty of the gov
eminent to secure to every resident in.
habitant the free and independent OK.
preston of his opinion by his vote.-
In this the Cabinet cordially concur
They and those who will shortly adj.
minister the affairs of Kansas believe
there is nothing to prevent such re-
suit in the adoption of the State Con-
stitution, as the Legislative Assembly,
at their last session, repealed that por-
ton of the election law which required
a challenged voter to take an oath to
support the fugitive slave law. Cen
tlemen who have made enquiry rela-
tive to this subject, have been assured
that the administration and Gov. Walk
er will endeavor to carry out their
promise in good faith, being fully i'm
pressed with the Importance of the re-
suit.
Notice has been given by the British
Post Office Department, of the recent
establishment of packet communica.
ton with China, in connection with
overland mails. The mails for China
will accordingly be made up at London
on the Goth and 25th, as we'll as the
4th and 10th of each month.
Governor Walker had another inter-
view with the Cabinet this morning, on
the affairs of Kansas.
Gov. Walker and the Secretary of
State have repeatedly said that their
efforts, in accordance with the views of
the administration, will be to secure the
fair expression of all the people of
Kansas, while they will carefully alb
stain from any act which could possibly
be construed into partiality for one par
ty or the other. Whatever way the
citizens choose to determine, the ad-
ministration will be content. Walker
repeats his opinion that Kansas will
be free State. ..u.. ..
The department is besieged by hun
drcds of applicants anticipating extern
sive changes in the clerical forces, but
none have yet been made. Sixty OF
such applicants arrived this morning,
and are registered at one hotel.
Sampson W. Harris, ex.member Of
Congress from Alabama, who has been
sick ever since adjournment, died here
to-day, Of pneumonia.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-04
Gov. Rrighan, Young.

The Richmond Dispatch expresses
the hope that the Washington Tumor,
which states that Brigham Young will
be removed from his Goyernorship so
soon as his commissions expires, may
prove more reliable than Washington
Iumors in general. 1T appears that the
organic law of Utah gives to The Gov
eInor and Legislature the power to fix
the seat of government, aud Brigham
and his saints, anticipating that some
day he might be suspended, fixed the
seat Of government at Fillmore City,
so that his successor would DO distant
from the population, and thus enable
him to continue to exercise control
over il. .r