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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22
GOV. WALKERS PROCLAMATION.

Gov. Walkers proclamation Is dated Leavenwofth,
July Is, md win he published tomorrow. II Is sd-
dfelseo 10 the citizens Of Lawrence in response 20 thu
copy Of The Charter Of tbat city sent him by Com
miSfe Of the ci.iZfns.
Governor Walker says that the charter is set up not
oBiJ Without authority OF law but 10 direct aud open
deGaIce Of the act ofihs Territorial Legislature. Ha
then goes 10 state wherein II copsyenes the law,
aua rscite' the evils arising from the proposed
the Inhabitants Of Lawrence lie sisgnatzes their
acts az most Ubiquitous aud necessarily involving aw-
III consequences. He Gays:
You are inaBgurstipg rebellious revolution dis
regarding the laws Of Congress and the Territorial
Government, ard co1spiTing TO overthrow the Gov
eminent Of the United 81 es in the Territory. Your
puTose Il carried into effect in the mode designated
by putting your laws into execution, would involve
you in guilt and in the crime Of treason. foa stand
upon the byiIk Of "a awful prscipice, and Il my duty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22
The Sun-which processes to " shine for an"-
thus ,qunts with regard TO the Street Commits
sioner controversy:

The Sun-which processes to " shine for an''-
thus squints with regard TO the Street Commits
siOner controversy:
"In all the law proceedings which have been had
the Judges have carefully abtaned from giving any
otirion ON the question Of tite-tbe very point on
Which there should be decision at the earliest pos
site time. Important interests are PLACED under the
care # the Street Department, and citizens viii M
ayodably be sufferers by the proiongation Of the con-
test in shape which Cnl prevents decision on the
question Of rule.
II the Office should remain for m lths If charge
Of person who has not lega title IL contracts
awarded by him may, when final j. 4-ne1t Is Oh
tanned be declared void, and paymer. On them re-
fused by the city. The city may refu'e 70 conhrm
his appointments, or to pay their salaues and con-
fusion wore cOnfounded will reign. ha1eVei color
of law Gov King had for claiming the appointment
TO the vacancy in the Street Commissioners ofhce,
the movement under the circumstances, wa not
iudicious ole, nor respectful toward the ci'y'
Gov King did not appoint Street Commits
sioner hastily nor Until after one Of the most emil
nent Democratic lawyers in tie State bad given a
written opinion that was bis right aud duty to do
so. Mayor Wood and his Aldermen might easily
have appointed first bad they chosen; and then it
would have been Dir. Ctnoyers place 10 contest.
Rut the nomination Of Mr. Devlin, leading con-
tractor in the Street Department sill under
heavy responsibilities thereto, was so mani
kstly, garingly improper, that the Alder
men at FIRST revolted at it, and while
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

"THy TRIBUNE appreciate the literary capabilities Of
according their partisan politics. Mr. Hazetne Of the
Public School. hi. city is subjected TO all OF black
guardism because he is not Republican" Express
%. The above is just the truth as The Express
usually in speaking of The TRIBUNE. Our structures
or Mr.. Hazeltire's grammar had possible reference
10 his potica, but we have hitherto supposed him a
Republican. We knew him as good Wing in for ner
days, and have supposed that he voted for Frem mt
laet Fall. Bat, we repeat, bis voting one way or
another in no manner impelled colored our com
uents Oh bis OrthOgraphy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

An account Of the continued troubles upon
Staten Island relative TO the new Quarantine will
be found in another column. Capt. Waing yes
terday had an examination upon the charge OF
sealing which was recently preferred against hir
nv one Of the oystermen, and was held ia $500
md 70 await the seton of the Grand Jury. An
o,.te,,oan named Latyurette has been arrested as
a psrtjc;pant in the recent attack upon the Ponce
~, ui.s;ouer Hall has also been summoned 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22
To the Associated Press

To the AssoctoSed fresA
WAsHrsGros, Tuesday, July 81, 1857.
Calvin C. Jackson Of Michigan and Robert II.
Clark Of Delaware, were appointed Pursers In the
navy.
from the commander of the Niagara, representing all
hands az in excellent health. Three hundred and ten
miles of the telegraphic cable had been cooled on
board the ship, and the work was progressing at the
rate Of ore hundred miles in "a hours.
The Western Railroad Excursionists, on their arrl-
val here this morning, proceeded to the Presldents
Grosnds, where they were formally introduced 20 the
President Music from three bands enliyened the oc-
cason. Subsequently the visitors were escorted 70
the various public places Of interest.
After the excursionists returned from Mount Yer
non, Trey were entertained at Carusis saloon About
$50 persons were present. including the visiting ladies
Letters were read from the President and the several
Heads of DEPARTMENTS in excuse for their absence.
The Cabinet was toasted, and Secretary Cobb re-
sponded His remarks were received with great 90
monstrations Of delight -,
addressed the assembage and were amply spplsuded.
The company was extravagantly joyous, and sePa-
rated at 81 p NJ, leaving In special train Tor bai
W.sHIsGros, Tuesday, July u, 1851.
The War ID, sinent this morning received dis
patch from Gov Medsry req1esting psImisson v
muster volume % defense against The savage
bands now at tic Upper Sioux Agency, bat Secretary
Floyd by telegraph denied the request
Orders have been sent to Forts McHenry an Mack
nsw nr troops 10 join those at Forts RidgeIy and
Srenug, in ~ OF apprehended disturbances among
b. Indiaps Of Minnesota .
he Incian- whose apnuites have been withheld
by direction Of the Seoret of the Interior until the
Spirit Lake mwderers sham be delivered to the Cni'ed
states authorities ray they afsd to go In search OF
hem without troops therefore the latter W IL assSs
ben in hat service and at the time protect the
friendly iIdian'.
linn ediate steps will be taken to ascertain the trus
cndition IL 4fars H. Mnnesots.
Gov. Walkers proclamation was received here this
mCrpilg AID It il understood that It mstter Of
Cabinet confederation No official Information "a 10
its basis except the several brief teegrsphic des-
patches, il in possession Of the Government
Msjor Ben AcCulloch arrived here this morning
from KaTsss. whittier he bad been sent u see what
troops could be spared for Utah aud On other bust
connected with the latter subject
Ntw-0rloans papers are TO hand by the arrival OF
-, mail as late due, but they contain no news Of
interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

One of the members Of the Fourteenth Ward
Police was shot by burglar yesterday morning
while in the act of taking him into custody, and
died soon afterward The murderer was arrested,
after a sharp chase and narrowly escaped a
ynching from the mob. The details are given
elpWhpre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22
Ne.e!lprk DAILY Griba,re
WEDNESDAY, JULY 90, 1857.
TO coBREsPONpENTs.

No notice can be taken anony Communications hat
l. tepdes for must be auhenticsed oy tne
nae and address of wrtsnot necessarily Tor psoaeA-
ton bat as a guaranty Of his good faith
In sending US ronstsness frequently omit TO men
,r ~. nam, of The Post Once, frequently the
paue 81 the State which their paper Is - BE- seat Al
WIS mention the name Of she Posf Q6es and STATE
W. c.spot undertake 70 rcturn rejected Communicates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

T. v HAvGHwoUT Co. furnish couatry residences hotel
ard public buildings with apparatus Of superior constructor
snd NJ moderate cost The works may be at any thu
their store aud warehouses being hted with one Of the
own Gas works. Corner OF Broadway spa broome-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

A personal rencounter occurred in Louisville,
Ky, yesterday, between George d. Prentice, Editor
Of The Louisville Journal, and r. T. Durrett, Editor
Of The Courier, in which pistols were used both
sides. The former gentleman was eli lightly wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22
REMOVAL.

IN singer < Co. have removed their SEWING MACHINE
business their white marble front building NJ" ~
Broadway corner Grsnds Ia buying such article as
Sewing Machine the ruest economy Is to by toe best
who SeERs MACHINES always get what they want
and with satisfaction and profit while they who bsy
asd inferior msehnes In the market arc
70 suffer sppoistRIsRt vsxation and loss.
d. 5IkGER Il Co.. No. 400 Broadway, cor GTapdst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

THY WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week will go to
press tomorrow morning. few more advertise
Inents will be received if handed in early to-day.
re, 600 copies viii be printed. Price II line for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22
FROM WASHINGTON.
c.,-.,,ona.ce. n He N. z. Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July 81, 1857.
General Herran writes from New York that he
has received full powers from President osPlns
and will arrive this week to negotiate an adjust
ment of tho New Granada difficulty. Mr. Morse
and Mr. Bowln remain under orders to await con-
ferences with Gen. Herran.
COL Orr of South Carolina, Mr.. Bocock Of
Virginia and other Southerners, arrived to night
from tour of politics and speculation through
Kansas and Minnesota. Mr.. Orr Is laying tho
wires for the Speskership of the ndxt House.
It is settled that the Utah expedition is broken
up The policy of this Administration, Lie that
of the last, is civil war in Kansas. Hence tho
concentration of the army there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

Tie testimony in the inquest ON the Seventeenth
Ward not was closed yesterday. The Jury did
not make up their verdict, but will meet to-day to
deliberate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22
GAS FITTING AND GAS FIXTURES

We insert Gas PIPES into dwellings and public
buildings in the and favorable
T.. V. HAUGHwoUT Il Co.,
corner Of Broadway and BIoome-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

Judge Ingraham yesterday morning dissolved the
Injunction restraining the payment OF SOU 900 OF
the Police Fund OF the city for the metropolitan
Police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

In the Devlin Habeas Corpus case, after argu-
ment, the Judge remauded him to the close Gus
tody Of the Sheriff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

GREEN PEAs any other Fruit Vegetable be
h fresh state by SPRATTs PATENT CANS Having been ia
r the pat years and tborous they require
ysrs stand their merits Fuu directions Tor
serving accompany the Cans WBLLs PRovosT Proprstos
- No as Frontst lnsAr Beskman. ST. New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

But no srssuic was found among his eGecss.- SnoA
wa. the state Of this singular case the evidence,
all Of which had been pat in, the case remaining 70
be summed up By the counsel and parsed on eJ the
Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

PORTABLE DRESSING CAsEs.-Tho most COM
plete aud elegant article Manufactured having
aute for Gebtlemans toilet, and travelling companion
inyauab For by j. S. SAUS2sRs, store only at No
= ketnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22
SEWING MACHINES.

THREE DIFFERENT KINDS UNDER INJUNCTION .
h day IF june 1884, the Circuit Court OF the United
the Southern District of Newfork Ia several suits
equity commenced by d. Singer Co, after due notice u
ordered wTts Of Injunction 20 issue prohibiting
Of the HUNT WEBSTER MACHINE tor vVlat-
Ing patents Also the EsEkY HouGHros Co MAcHNs
for n two stents and against tue ZEN DOLLAR
MACHINE oT infringing two patents -
who buy Of these inferior Sewing Machines can
have no for complaint they Compelled by
70 stop using them NJ SMGBs Co. No. i5S broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

From Kansas (Topekn) We yesterday received
both special and general teleersphic dispatches to
the 10Th inst The Free-State Convention was
held on that day, and was very largely attended.
Marcus j. Parrot was nominated for Representative
(Dct Deleeate) in Congress, to be voted for at the
election to be held under the (TOpeka) State Con-
stitution on the first Monday in August. The Cen
Gus just taken under the direction Of the Free State
Legislature shows that there are from Twenty to
Thirty Thousand legal voters in Kansas. The To
peka Constitution is 70 be resubmttei to the People
at the August Election. Gen. Lane has been IN
structed to effect Military organization, with
view to the defense Of the balot-bOXes against Bor
der. Ruffan invasion at the Territorial Election, to
be- held the first week liz October. This is an ex-
cellept ymptom. We infer from this that the Slave
Power is to be disodged from its stronghold of pre-
tended legality at that Election if the purity of the
bsllot-box can be secured. We presume there will
be Fre.State candidate for Delegate supported
against Ransom, though this is not stated. Mr..
Parrot, the candidate for Member, was the favorite
Of those sverse to pushipgmatters stern issue by
putting the State Government nto full force and
effect without waiting the approval of Congress.
The present. State Officers were renominated.
Gov. Walker atthe head of seven companies Of
United States Infantry was seen ten miles from
Lawrence last Friday. We trust he does not mean
to hurt anybody.
Since the above was written, we have received
dispatch from our correspondent at Lawrence,
dated the 18th inst.-two days later than the fore
going. Gov. Walker had entered Lawrence the
day previous with eight companies of Dragons
and bad posted the troops just outside of the town.
His proclamation forbdding the people of Law
renee to adopt municipal charter bears date
Leavenworth, 18th inst. He passed through Law
resce on the 18th the day of the Charter Electon)
| on bis way down TO LeayeDwOrth for the troops,
| but said nothing then against the Charter move
ment. The Charter has been ratified by popular
vote, and Mayor, Aldermen and other function
aries elected under it, but they have not yet organ
lied, nor taken the oath of Office Our CORE
spondent states that Walker has warrsnts for the
arrest of the principal FreeState men, but none Of
them appears to have been served yet 80 that there
has been no collision, and the People, though out
ragged and indignant are fully resolved not to strike
frst Nothing seems to have been said or done by
Walker at Lawrence about the collection of the
bogus taxes We still trust that this bullying de.
monstration 10 intended for the Southern Elections
and that Walker does not mean to push matters to
a bloody issue. Yet he is evidently playing with
FIRE in powder-house. and even an involuntary
await further advices with painful interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

answer the charge Of libel against one Of the cti-
zens Of WestEcd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

To the Assooistsd Press
ST. LOUIS, Monday, July 90 1857.
Kansas advices state that municipal ticket was
elected in Lawrence the 18th of July when Mr.
Blood was elected Mayor The State Convention was
closing up its session at Topeka. Marcus J. Parrot
had been nominated for Congress. The Convention
which nominated him very large, and its proceed
ings were characterized by the utmost unanmity and
enthusiasm. The Topeka Constitution for State gov
eminent was unanimously sustained, and will be SUBJ
mtted to the people at the August election The City
Government of Lawrence had not yet passed any s1
nor done any business.
ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, July sl, 1857.
Gov. Walker was camped outside of Lawrence with
eight companies of dragons on the 18th inst. The
citi,e- had decided not to negotiate with him. They
will not resist the troops unless fred upon, when civil
war will be declared. Gov Walker has warrants for
the arrest Of the city officers and other citizens OF Law
renee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

FAMILY SEWING MACIiINE-WHICH is THB
Brsr1Wihout giving our opinion Invite all the
laos IacUls 10 call a. the salesfooms OF the uSoVEH
BAKER sEwks MACHINE COMPANY, No. 49o Broadway anu
EXAMINE aad decide for This Company invite the
mos rigid tests parson and leave their Machine m
inertia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

REMoyAL.-MARsH 81 Co.'s Radical Cure Truss
Ofce Of No. "a Madensn bas been removed to No zVesey
a. Astor House. Trusses Supporters SAouder Braces SAX
Elastic Stacking sud every variety Of Bansases OF most ap
proved pstterns fy applied Private application roorns
for Ladiss A competent female In attendance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22
THE LATEST NEWS.
aeCEIvw N
MAGNETIC IELEGt.A PH.
THE TOPEKA CONVENTION ADJOURNED.


speciA, Dispatch to Tie n Y. Tribune.
TOPEKA, Kansas, July l6, via st. Louis 20th
The Convention, just adjourned at Topeka wa
one Of the largest and most earnest ever held. A
strong position has been taken in favor Of the To-
peks Constitution. II was determined that Con-
aress must and shall admit Kansas under it. State
officers were nominated, the old incumeents being
reaolanated. The census returns show between
twenty and thirty thousand voters. 1t Is deter
mined TO resubmit the Topeka Constitution in Au-
gust to the people. Gen. Lane has been authorized
to organize the people thoroughly so that they may
be prepared to defend the ballot boxes at the Ter
ritorial election in October Marcus J. Parrot wn
nominated as Representative to Congress.
Mr.. Theodore Houston met Gov. Walker with
seven Infantry companies ten miles from Lawrence
on Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

LAWRENCE, K. T., July L. via ST. Louis 2ist.
Gov. Walker entered Lawrence yesterday with
eight companies of dragons under command Of
Col. Cook. He has camped close to town, in 9
threatening attitude His proclamation issued at
Leayenwortb, dated the 18th, declares that he will
not allow the people to adopt City Charter He
went through Lawrence on his way to LeavenworA
last Monday to see to this, but never spoke of it in
Lawrence. This duplicity has eursged the people,
They are determined to pay no attention to him.
and not to negotiate with bin. Although bwn
officers were elected last Monday, they have as yet
taken no steps-not even been sworn in He has
warrants for the arrest Of those voted for aud
many others, prominent citizens of Lawrence.
The design is to stop the August Election, when
the Topeka Constitution is to be submitted to the
people. The people will not offer any opposition
to the Federal troops unless they ERE on them or
commit some other outrage, when civil war will at
once be declared. They have resolved not to tole-
rate any more such vilainy. Gov. Walker is IN a
bad scrape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

To make white black was magic deemed of yore,
But white heads now blackeacd by the score,
In private rooms ct CRlsTADoRo'S store.
The effect of Cstadoos DYE is instantaneous the color
produces from that i@Partes by nature NO
Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

WIGS HAIR DYE WIGS !-BATCHBLOR
WIGS aud TouPEEs have peculiar TO nous
They all world for their paoea oeAay
and neutrality-suspicious. to charm The lsrsese aa ps
world Twelve private rooms fot applying ms
famous pYs Sold at BArcnELoR's, No. 9S5 Broadway.
HoILOwAYS PILLS.-ThOusands OF Involuntary
suicides committed by persons who take the metallic
poisos nisaDed specifics These Pulls soothe eIeause
sae and invigoree diseased and enfc bed lnssrna
ossus instead OF irritating inamng them like mercury
iron and Other mineral medicines
RTMovAL.-BowEN, MCNAMEE g. Co. have
this dey removed their New WAREHOUSE corner Of Broad
way 80 Pear-st.
New-Iork, July |, 1857
Doors,
SHOES AND CATERS.
Tbs LARGEST ASSORTMENT
AND CHEAPEST 4 THE CITY,
At BRooKss No SIS Broadway and No $50 Fulton-St-
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-11-14
APPEAL
TO TIE
FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE
JUNIOR ORDER OF REcHABITEs
non Union AND CONCERT OF ACTION,


(IsLASD,)
ILL.,; I.rnad TINT an eminent friend Of Tempe
rance had appealed to member OF our order 70
mite in an effort TO revive the cause OF temperance
IN Tho c;tywhich had called forth letter IN reply,
irving his view of the said cause, present and past
Amounted the undersigned committee to ask per-
mission to publish the same This permission was
readily granted, and we hereto annex it. 1t will be
found to contain matters Of deep interest to this COM
munity--matters which ought TO be known to ALL
and especially pondered upon by the friends Of Tenn
perance of good order, and of religion Let no one
bo deferred by its length from reading itthrough.
We are also directed to publish the following reso-
lutions, which have been adopted, TO carry out MS
far as we can, the views suggested in said letter.
J. ResoiUed, That q memorial to the Mayor be cir
cuated for signatures, praying him to grant no
license for the retail of Intoxicating liquors. without
requiring the applicant Of said license to post up in
two conspicuous places, the certificates of the six
frseholders, and the recommendation Of the majority
of the white housekeepers on the square, with all
names Of the freehoders and housekeepers therein,
countersigned by the Commissioner Of Improve
ents, for at least two weeks to afford the inhabi.
tants Of the locality time to investigate the same,
and know who il ID that recommends said tavern or
shop.
cd. Resoleed, That will cordially unite in hold
ing public meetings, and in all suitable ways
best exertions to persuade our fellow-citizens to
abandon the use Of oil intoxicatngil iquor as bev-
srags ss.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-02
ma. mOIsSE'S INVIGORArING coz.
IL DIAL.

I'VE have been witness many of its beneficial results
Ia The persons OF several Of acqaA Rnces
trembling he OF hopsr eeruity
only rescued BY timely OF DR.. A0rse's Uorla"I-
lofn Register
''DE MoKsks lSVIGoAArfSa CoEDilL.--This great od.
entail remedy b admitted ~ tie ieus be ediine q
tNtrtornAry efficacy "a al 81 diseases II
i The essence Of fare AsAban plant, dise, ~ the
Of obemisty, by the cebrard and Chemist Dr.
Moise- Ia tfects truly miraculous NJ y. Pick
I'VE have heard q RECOMMENDED BY celebrated
physicians the best remedy knoUn or those complaints
40 advertised 10 cure, ana have any
selves 81 DEBILITY and nervous prostrattou thai has
pletey CURED aad hiak Il vAaabe prepAra t0n, Worthy
Of he aAme 4 beaTs.'--A. y Herald
hkkNAA KAlNs. hoiesase and Retail Aeeats,
marchQT Nc. 10 Puzzle Saanr,