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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-04

CONNECTICUT holds her State Election on Mon
day, when Der Members of tho next House are
to be chosen; and We entreat every Repub-
lican-every voter who desires that Kansas shall
be Free-tO be at home on that day, yet not so
cloae at home that he will not spend most Of the
.uDlit hours at the polls and in persuading mis-
friends 10 90 and vote. Thus for, We have not
lost Member of tie House chosen from Free
State siDce the Presidential Lection; Connecticut
is the last Free State TO elect, ard it is Of vital
Importance that she shcud not fai.er. L! is DOT
within the power Of The Frees ate M. 70 prevent
the formation Of Slave Constitution fc7 Kansas
by the Border Ruffians of Missouri; and thus Con-
stitution will be laid before the next Congress for
rat fcation. If the Republican phalanx IN the
House shall be nearly or quie One Hundred
strong, We can calculate on help eG0u9n nom
the other parties, to prevent tbe acceptance oil a
Slave Constitution. OF this Hundred, we have
Ninety already chosen, Connecticut can make this
Ninety four and Minnesota swell the hst to Ninety
six. We shall need every vote that 1t is pos
sibe TO carry; since il is maniieat from the tone
al drift Of he Buchanan journals, IN Connecticut
rs elsewhere, that their triumph wilt Do that OF the
Pro-Ssyery Territorial Legislature OF Kansas and
the condemnation OF the Free-State party. Tue
Buchanan Democracy Of Come sticut Gays to-day
10 the Ere. State men Of Ksnsa,: :. If you don't
.ote az the Constitutional Election ordered by the
bogus Legislature, We shAIl hold that the new S:ste
b.. g'pe for Slavery; while if you do vote and
hey ou,vo'e or oo'couut you, We shall likewise
told hat Kansas has gone for Slavery and ADMIT
her s. Save State" On the principles enun-
Gated b, 'he Com ecticut Democracy, we see nc
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way to prevent the subjusssoa Of K,.,.. :

way to prevent the subjusasoa Of K,,,..
Slavery.
We eDtIeat Republicans. therefore, M. \,
frightened BY the bug-tesr Of Nstiyi,m n
will not be fifty Members in the NEXT Houn ~
there were over a hundred in the last, prot..,s
attachment to Nstivism. III all four M.nb,,,
Connecticut were Kpow.Nothings Of the No..
vehement and proscrptive sort, tia. fact u,,,
have not TIE least practical significance; While -.
one vote more or less in sympathy with the Pa
Safe movement may save or seal the fac Of IA,
cas-. Leave baubles. then, to children, and "a.
With reference to the great living issue Of on, In.
ihe Union State Ticket is composed Of abe q,
worthy mep, and ought to be elected. We .r.,.
every Republican to give it hearty So ,port; :,
let linn at all events voc full tcke. opoo.l ,
that whose success justihes and upholds the 4,
gooniDg Of Kansas and the Died Scott decision
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gives the greatest amount and variety o. in'or~.'
ton with regard to the Great West its allaremens
70 emigration, modes Of living ways Of getting on
comforts and privatons, Of any single essay 'ns' VIC
ever published or read. No person VINO CONSUL
plates migration from the Old States TO 'ne new
can study that letter carefully without Gaming
from it enough valuable information TO pay MIN For
at least a years subscription to THE TRIBUNE
We trust patrons will not fail to lend anu com
mend it to such Of their neiehbors as contemplate
removal to The West.
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We have another communication to-day On the
proposed bridge across the East River from ctl.
zen of BrOolyn, who processes to speak in beh ,lf
of large plumber Of the people. We koow of no
reason why the bill nov before the Legislature
should not pass. Not single iigut, public or pr.
vate is to be in'ereIed with Il measure OBJ.
Vously called for BY the RAPID increase of popula-
tion and business between he $50 cites; aud. ii
oegUh now, car not be completed al hour too soon
for the cohSepieI &c Of The immer.e tr.bsl, which
Is aiead' mPlaitirg Of deficient MEALS Of pas
age. We hove tie Legislature wid give the
iu"y.'s u III. g'eat vlb'c m-.sore Tue oooo-,u.
u.,l The ssk ~ bo''Ins su;d . structure a. viii
10: he ji'ss0 b! aty q d, II WORK l. the wosli
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We print to-day number Of interesting letters
from our intelligent correspondent Id Kansas. "
is evident from these letters that the spirit Oh Dor
der Rufiiansm is still very active in Kansas ano'
10 doubt, when the news arrives there OF the resg
paiion Of Geary, it will receive great impulse
At present, Border Roffiansm is busy In claiming
all the best vacant lands in the Territory ms is
lot Gore by squattng nor by any kind Of actua' &C.
cupation, but by driving down stakes or laying
down logs, the claimants associatlng together 70
sustain each other against everybody else IN these
Illegal claims.
Meanwhile, numerous arrests Of Free-State men
are going on, upon charges based upon the civil
war of last Sumner and evidence is given OF
the intention to fill up the prisons witha new batch
Of prisoners in place of those who have escaped.
Efforts are also making TO collect the tax imposed
by the Bogus Legislature, but the success Of this
operation does not Sppear 10 be great.
The cor stsnt accession of FreeState immigrants
gives new strength and confidence to the Free STATE
Utn aid greatly diminisbes their disposition to sub
nit 10 the i1solent tyranny Of the Border. Ruffian
UsurpeIs.
TIE taking Of the Census is going on, but with
great carelestness ard without the s'ishes. pros
Iect that balf the voters will be enrolled.
Meanwhile speculation in land and town lots is at
a high pitch, aid that, more than anything else,
seems kelly, for the moment at least, to preserve
the peace of the Territory.
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j. Z. STAFFORD's OLIVE TAR.

We the following from the sd;S,. columns Of The
deman sinc ed ~, Is prominent citizen Of Boston:
- r. SrAFvosD's OLIVE TAR In the mu u'ude OF cuIs'
tves that are anos daily offered public it il very diff
cult sse selection Of any hs viii prove valuable for
all the purpo,es for which recommended Bat IN our opn
ion specific has been discovered for complaints OF The
ThIost Luz that to Of inestimsbe worth IL Is
]. STAFFoRDs OLIVE TaR From pAmPhst setti'g for
many claims those afflicted with the diseases aoose
named lean that this Remedy not TO be taken Internally
after the ordns methods but used BY IN snd
healing oice. on The Tgso.T LUsSs Hns.ts N
magnetic power which capable Of Restoring to the system it,
rALry and tots formed alike by the in6asop OF
Physicians often employ II for SPECIAL isHAroS aud
its curative properties they well uuders,snd We know OF
in Coughs Colds and complaints OF similar character; and
a .4e informed BY our Jn NJ
ESQ., that ouriI tit Of sickness last Winter he had occasion to
he lad expect He caused about three table
speonfu to be pscd saucer basin OF boiling water
heated by lamp aud found that its odor not onlg
real DIsisFEcTAsr Of tee scs room but most pleas,n
sooer the irritation Of his Thro. and Lungs He improved
in nedis,ty bis beuh and the OLIVE TAR
cason mag require in the reservoir of his furos'e satisfied
that its volatile odor is Of great servss IN rendering the al
Dophere of his house both and bestbs al tunes
The sboy. assertions also fully verified b Testimonials
from the following welk persons:
ISAAC V. FowLrR. eq New.Yorf
DR. EDWARD BLIGHT, NewYork
CuAELrs VAN WICK esq NewYcIt.
1ie REV DR.. LEoNARn Exeter h
Gen. DUFF GRsES. Washington. ID. G.
The Hon. Eli C~oK Buffalo n. Y.
A. H. B.RsEY, esq Cey,lanc, Ohio
JOHN 4. WARNER, efq Chicsso IL.
And Of many hers equally prominent
r. STASFoRDS OLIVE TAR ir sold At 80 cents bottle by
the STAFFORD OLIVE TAR COMPANY No. 10 Safest. least
side Bsreryl New-Yoik and by all DIussi'ts
RHEUMATIC, NEURALGIC and all other pains
when J. SrTFoRD's OLIVE Tar is applied because
OLIVE TAR contains electro sii.m whica
The body Increasing its VITALITY.
There assertions verified by II stimonisls from
JosEPH l.. LORD, esq No II Walls, Nsw.York.
ROBERT COLEMAN esq Aston ii ase
SIMECS DRAPER, -sq cor Plue aud wilisms,s., n. 7.
Capt HENRY RUSSELL. No. Sc South.s, NewYork.
EDWIN K. YALE. esq. Mausior House. Brooklyn
Gen. THOMAS }. GREEN, Texas
Gen. W. CAzEXEAU, Texas.
And from many others who equally well - the
public.
OLIVE TAR is sold a. 80 cents bottle, by the
STAFFORD OLIVE TAR CosrASY
No. l6 state-st. least aide of Battery,
Ard by tll Druggists
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Six Res.ors Why EyegbOdy Uses
LYONS KATHiIRON:
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
An extensive an beautiful assortment.
MARBLES, OAKs, FREscoEs, &c
CATION RoPs, MATTISGs hugs, MATS, &c.
HIRAM ANDERSON, No. 80 Bowey.

X. r. Il.
RApwAY's READY Relief,
certain and speedy adote Tor all severe and
cTucistiug pans.
Rheumatism Neuralgia Toothache Lumbaso Diarhss Collie,
Burns SPANS Scads Contuions &C. quickly cured by
its
RADwAY's RENovATISG REsoLvEyT,
wonderful and invaluable preparation to those suffering
with Scofus Dyspepsia Cancer Nodes Tum Ulcers, Salt
Rheur Sores Skin Diseases and all others arising from
an impure state of he blood.
RAILWAYS PRGULAToRs.
For complaints arising OF the of the
system they excellent remedy Two or three taken at
night retiring to rest will secure sound rights res. and
good appetite aud healthy digestion in the morning For Bill
Cosiyeness sod all complaints of the Bowels Liver,
Heat Pauces Kidneys and other organ, Ct the body they
a cure ard efectua remedy.
X. II. X Office, No 1862 Fulton ST New-Yort.
Sold BY Druggists and StorekeC psrs every where.
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REMOVAL. l.. II. BONE. son and success

REMOVAL DIR. L. II. BONE, son and successor
the celebrated Root Doctor will Monday
No S84 Gradst third block of the Bowey, where he
will continue give medical advice 20 the afflicted Persons
afflicted with Old Sores Of s kinds Ulcers aud Can
call al bis Office No "a Graudst and of
oercsit of wonderful OF in this city, which
have ssouted the patents aud their but the
Medical Faculty. DIR BOXES BIITEEs spd PILLS well
Known IDLY sppr Faulty Medicine for sale
NJ vhosple a. his Cfhrp. and ct CHAs II RIsG'S
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.-This is the original
and genuine article and Is infinitely superior TO all others for
puyic the blood regulating the secretons aud removing all
oeeteI6us mutations from the system 1t bs taken At
all with perfect safety Ia pleasant 10 the tsge
posed of purely vegetable extract it has achieved such
wem popular that it is extensively used in hospital,
as staudsrd medicine throughout Anne aud Europe
Prepared and sold BY A. B. aud D. SAsDs, Druggists No.
100 Ful,oA-s'. New. York.
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PHILADELPHIA VS.. .YoRK.-The Medical

PHILADELPHIA vs. NEW-1 OKk.-The MedlcaI
fraternity of NewYorf must yield the palm to Dr. A T.
Smith, corner 9th and Manuss fmaaeIPhih f'I iinne-
date relief from pn who has failed 10 demonstrating
the agile power Of the ELECTRIC OIL. The Hor Chas
Sexton the Hon. Kiingsworth the Hon. John Williamson
and been OFT their crutchss dav by
u.Ig Dr.. SMITHS ELECTRIC OIL; Any Rheumatic patient
upon perfec Address DR.. A Z SMITH cor.
and WaLu,sts. Phil ,cephs Large bottles ten times
cheannat Drink coffee.
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Mr.. Brooks reported the new Chsrter fo- III
city to the Senate yesterday, with sight amend
ments. 1t is made the special order 70, to-day a.
ia o'clock.
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The cleaning Of the streets is gong forward en-
coursgrgy, thsuth not % fast as i. should, for
seve'ai ressous. The friends Of the old p'uuderog
.ys'em are 'baiuiDg every nerve to obs.ruc the
c,nItce's. Thy hate frped combinations to
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Nssp:1l pailp Griihmua
SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1857.

Senator Smith yes 'ertsy Pre'suted bill t. co.,
firm the exterior line of New-York in The East
River. Toe Line has been changed from Seven.
teenth to Forfeit street as to saliss all parties.
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To the Associated Press:

q WASHINGTON Friday, April B. 1851,
The Unon Of this morning publishes the correspopd'
epce between Lords Nspier aid Clareod0n ard Secio
ts Cas- relative to the Of greater part o. zoe
crew Of the British bark Ta.so, which was wrecked y
Bsrne6at by the crew of the American lebost MI
Fowler, the acting Vice Consul at New York hs pen
Instructed 10 convey to the widow OF John ones on9
OF the American bostmen who persisted, h c' -
ESQ, as mark OF the sympathy OF the Bftsn 49,.
ment A subscription has also Tesuite' 10 ,ue .'"o
ton Of a sCm sufficient 70 purchase su'H" "oA'e
ia m for Mrs. Jones. .,,. A..
Hr. Fowler II also n skiDg inquiries respecting ne
relatives Ct John Parker and anotner ooatmsn, VIZ
Lost their lives a, the time and 10 reference 10 tls ro''
Of tie boaimen WHO shsfed their danger Lpta Celeu
don bas ips,rrets Load Nsper to express III Tue
est terms the th.nks Of me British Govern nen' nf .os
TN civ assistance rendered and tner sduhs i ., voc
courage ard devotion Of The American DOs'nTN' "0'
Case in a letter 10 Lord MAJ Ter ssy.:
n" il slEays Q source o. gratben,wI !" se'. W
,rt when ciizeD. Of the United sse' gre nois1-
mental in rescung irdividuss, s'pscioly cinzses Ok
suDiests of foreign countries, from TIDE Po'' " .nt e'
rdite msaiftrtstion Of eymPatAy sId g,a.Hsns Y.
n psrt OF her Msjesty's Govern sn IL WIS -
IT, iu,tly appitc by the Pfesnen,' r.
Tee following appointment have oesn nsss ~
Y Pe,1eI Ap1rai,s, Of MerchGcl % VI Phate oa'A
vice Gideon G.. Wesfco', sppofn'e- Po2'tn@'sr MSS
Bates IN Collector of Ply mouth Msss., vi,e n "a
p Ii,,'e chose con mis- ion bas sxp,rsS; Amos ko"'
bins Coll.c,or Of Perth Amsoy, n. j., vics tiaoc"
" B,,pley vbose commission has eTprsc.
W,Iisms Jackson Collector Of Venus. Arf =
vie Geolse A, q Smith, vboss ccumss'oa es w.
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PAPER HANGINGs at wholesale, of our Owh
manufacture and Importation of evers desirable style sale
to the trade at the lowest cash prices, b.
THOMAS FAYE Co.. No. PSI Broadway.
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We pc5A.A 70 Ia, ,o;:es fsora NJ resO.., which
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10 DRUCGISTs.-A Al the popui@g PATENT NED
IcsFs hTssc he p'opiis,o's 40 Abea ';fus.
bN L NILisA Co, No II fsa. k.L -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-04

HoILowAY's PnLs--They never fai-Other
Remeee. rlay relieve pain, but these Puts expe d,esa
They cl,.re blood distractions from the bowels
The Digestion calm the nerves and reeovate the CON
.,ita SOLD A, the usctores NJ. 50 MNlsu- ks-
Yo,k ,pd No IA Strand London ana BY al drugssa ii
AZ, 6Sle arr a r~r box.
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SrKlNG Irl1.

Oar new sTRI,c STYLES CLotHiNe s-e now exposed
and ready uib sciug l.g snc bci1 "'ort msn"
nj SFEfsc o., scoA4s Eugsn I'D treuch Srst
CoATs pRtss ~ CS CosTs <c Aio vrr' ce"'ce
and crlnL,o sSles CsSsNtkE P.NsALo"Ns FANCY Spd
PiAiN Ns>-s OgT CVsToa ROOM socksi via our LNt.
IhPGRTArisN o. Skw coon. asnb - "ntn eva 10 40
nfwitfe lse 1h depart nssisd ~ NJ LYMA' pNRF'
Is IN position 10 ohet sit-r tHns 81 NE ssi .A'a
ssru tL's goods. PiomP attention siSen a. "fde~
D. OtvLtS & Co,
NJ. 2.8. go and $50 lI. .!aA La.r i W. iee.,
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SEWING MACHINES.-I. Nj. Singer ~ Co. 8 GA
skrr. beautiful Pictorial Paper contains full aud reliable In
formation about SEWING hAcHisEs and answers all question:,
that asked subject; all read this paper will
Learn how to purchase SEWING MACHINE with which OOO
ysar clear profit be inside, and will be protected from
Hens imposed upon BY any the humbus machines be-
fore the public l. NJ SINGER Co.'S GAZETTE will be seat
Exsas 10 all who apply by letter or otherwise -
T. M SINGER ( Co. No. So Broadway, New York.
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TREES AND PLANTS.-PARsONs IL Co., Flush
ins pesr would advise purchasers to send In their
orders early The stock Of EvgRGEEKh aud other ornamental
T,ees 1. patcuAy good ana they offered raeL
FkUIr TRtEs SHRUBS RosG VINES and EXOTIC PLsTs can
be furnished variety aud Of choice quality Trees will
be deyeId at Fulton Market wharf free of freight Catalogues
by mail OF at No. 20 Wall-st basement
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07

RuMoRED SEIZURE Or THE ISLAND OF FoRMOsA-
The Washington correspondent of the Phtladel-
phm Press gives professedy authoritative ex-
planation of the rumor received few days
since from our China correspondent, that Cap
tain Simms, of the United States Marine Corps,
had been sent to take formal possession of the
Island Of Formosa. 1t seems from this state
ment, he has gone thither to inquire into the
circumstances of the alledged ill-treatment, by
the authorities of that Island of the officers and
crew of two American vessels that were some
time since wrecked in that vicinity; and that he
was to remain at Formosa until the matter
could be arranged, for the purpose of rendering
Legitimate prior American footlold, in case
our Government should look to future reprisals
and occupancy" 1t seems from this, that the
statement Of our correspondent was substan-
TALLY correct, and that our Government is at
least looking forward to the seizure of that is
land as a possible contingency. We shall prob
ably hear more of this matter by the next mail
from China.-NeaC York Times
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07
The Ocean Telegraph.

The most interesting item of intelligence re-
ceived by the last steamer from the east, is the
narrative of the attempt to lay down the tele-
graph cable across the Atlantic. The squadron
appointid for this work, left Valencia harbor
on the evening Of August 7th, and after laying
out 1856 geographical miles Of the cable, on the
morning of the 1lth, it parted. The U. s. steam
frigate Niagara which carried the cable, was
at the time going at the rate Of four knots, and
in consequence Of the great depth Of water
some 1000 fathoms-it was necessary to put on
a retarding weight of thirty hundred pounds to
prevent the cable from running out too rapidly.
During the temporary absence Of Capt. Hud-
son, the men who had charge Of the brake at
tached to the machine for paying it out, either
through ignorance or carelessness neglected to
let off the weight as the ship rose on the waves,
and the strain on the cable became so great that
it was broken.
The attempt to unite the Old and New World
by telegraphic wire is perhaps the grandest
experiment ever undertaken. The whove civil
lied world was interested in the success Of the
project, and the failure of the first attempt has
been received with profound regret The pro-
ject, however, has not been abandoned, although
il is probable 1t will now be deferred until an
other year. The experience which has been
gained by this first attempt will not be neglect
ed at another time, and the entire practleability
Of laying the wire has been demonstrated be-
yond doubt. If the cable can be lain for a
distance of 1886 miles, II oan be lain down 1000
miles. The obstacles which were supposed to
be the most serious had already been met and
overcome. A sudden declivity of 1900 fathomi
in the depth Of water had been passed without
the least difficulty and the cable had been sue
ccssfully paid out in rough weather. Subsequent
to the accident experiments were made to fur
thsr test the practcabilty of the undertaking
The two ends Of the cable on board the Niagara
and Agamemnon were Joined in mid ocean ant
the splice let down to the bottom in soundings o
1000 fathoms, during heavy sea, and it wa
ascertained that the action of the wire was ma
terially improved instead of being impaired by
being sunk In deep water. Since the practica-
bility of depositing an ocean cable has been sat
isfactorily demonstra ted the completion Of the
undertaking may be regarded as only ques-
tion Of time. Other trials may fail, but the
experience derived from each failure will only
tend TO hasten the final triumph Of the magnill-
cent enterprise.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-10-07
LOCAL rNTELLIGENCE.

DrsrRrcr CouRT.-The regular term of the
District Court commenced on Monday. The
cases on the docket were called over in the
forenoon, and set for trial as follows:
Oct. 6th-The People vs. Charles Davis, in
dicted for murder.
Oct. 8th.-F. Stevens VS.. VIM. Stevens; ]. s.
Landeker vs.. Rogers q Lowenthal; S. Howe ct.
oil. VS.. 0. Jennings ct. al. I
Oct 10th.-0. T. Eames VS.. John Hoy.
Oct 12th--S. Hanson VS.. G. Price, ct. al
Oct 13th.-A, Weller VS.. S. Farmes, ct. al.
Oct 14th.-E. E. Foss VS.. Moore & Foss.
Oct 2Oth.--C. d. Early ct. al. VS.. A. e. Head,
ct. al.
Oct. 22d-F. II. Nicholson, admir-. Of Manni-
gan deceased VS. A. McMahan.
Oct. 23d.--E Williamson VS.. James Church
man et al; j. Williamson VS.. Whitmarsh.
Oct 24th.--M. Connolly vs.. ]. Pollard ct. al;
W. Scott et al. VS.. D. Rich ct. al; ]. L. Blythe
vs. S. s. Hussey et al.
Oct. 26th.-Benj. johnson VS.. L. Balm; Nc
Farland X Caldwell vs.. N. Merryman; G.. W.
Kidd VS.. Early ct. al.
On motion Of w. F. Anderson, District At
torney, the Court adjourned till Tuesday morn
ing as mark of respect to the memory Of the
late Chief Justice Murray.