The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-06-24

kANsAs.-Ihe Ranks Drosvn IEp
Our sdvices from Kansas show that AZ.
Free State men adhere to the To.sf.
Constitution, and are forming . S,s,e
government under it. At the same time
Tho pro slavery men arc preparing
their Constitution and government Thu
consequence of which will be, the prea.
en'ation of the two plans at Washington
next winter. much discussion, and nos.
sibiy, as we have before intimatsd. snoth.
er compromise, admitting Kansas ssa
Free State, with new slave State out of
Governor Walkers favorite " southvs,t.
srn Indian Territory"
A dispath dated 81. Louis 10th s.vs.
The Democrat learns that the Free
state Legislature met at Topeka on the
9Th inst, but there was not a quorum a
the members present On tho 10th they
went into secret session to discuss The
proprlety of Immediately organizing ana
putting 10 operation the new govsrnment
On the 9TH the Senate elected w. A.
Phillips United States Senator iu place
OF Col Lane. The Legislature almost q.
unanimously sustain the Convention
The Free State Convention met At
Topeka on the 9th inst. Colonel Lane
presiding. A resolution was adopted dis.
owning the territorial governments, and
declaring that the admission of tho ter.
ritory into the Union under the Topeka
Constitution, was the only method ofad.
listing the difficulties
The Convention pledged itself to Sur.
sue The application now pending before
Congress, believing that measure 40
just, and in accordance with the primal.
piles Of the past legislation Of the counlrv
will be eventually conceded, aad announ.
ced that i, is tue duty to tho Legislature
to com plete the State organization. 9th.
er resolutions, recommending the Free
State party to disregard the approaching
election, aud casting suspicion upon any
man who consents to become q candidate
for the Constitutions! Convention, were
passed, and the Convention adjourned
Letters from Havana furnish inter.
estlng statements concerning Santa An.
mas antiques to get possession of Meg
leo dc offers to make treaty
with Spain as soon as his government il
established, In which the Spanish couveu.
lion with Mexico shall be sustain ned with
out conditions to pay to Spain one mil.
lion ot dollars for the assassin atoms at
San Vincent, aud a solemn promise to
make an offensive and defensive alliance
against the United States. For all this
Spain is to assist Santa Anna with three
vessels of war, 1900 men, with which he
will proceed to any port in Mexico that
ne may deem proper, these forces to BE-
main aimed by Santa Anna at the port
where they may land, during tho rsvolu.
ton and until his government is eousol.
dated Santa Anna believes th at he will
not require larger force than his, but
II rein.orcements should become nscessa-
~, all that he may desire shall be sent to
him. 1t is stated that all these PROPOSE
tions have been approved by Gen. Con.
cha, who is making preparations TO re.
c'ive his guest, daily looked for at Ha-
vaLa. tt
is CONSUMPTION CURABLE-Ve can
not doubt that in many csses uf seated
Consumption a cure has been effected
solely by the use of the Wild Cherry pre-.
paraiion of DR. Wistar. Its healing Of.
feets are certainly wonderful.