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s,orer or, have been made, and 70 day the Gen.
,ha srysya, sdera land Once hay issued crders 10
nroyaI ~ General of Kansas aud Nebraska FIR the ap
ihir,y mil .eys OF townships ssaeied 81 the line
wb,cb "a - west OF the western boundary of Missouri
ZION On EM once throw opcn Tor purchase and pre- emp
pubr 7nion and half o acres Of tAe choicest of the
IN hands.
IN Interior Department have received advces from
o ejohn Kirk, Supcs inenden Il the western division
te south Pass and Honey Lake wagon road, dated DC
Sber Is from PaceTvile California that the party had
reached City Rocks the eastern terminus Of their nc
the 9th Of september and had then returned TO California
The survey had been conducted much rapidly than
II was expected would, ar& had been successfully ter
minated On the return exploration had been made Of
route from the bend OF tie Humboldt river, Iassen s
Meadow, via Truckee Canon and Eagle Falls
The Shoshonee Indians had been somewhat troublesome
on the Humboldt the past season, and had committed
many eEcesses Capt Popes engineering party had been
attacked by them the oath of August None of the
party injured, but they lost horse killed and
three wounded treaty had been made with these In
dams, which il was hoped would prove beneficial.
full report is expected from the special Indian
agent in Washington and Oregon reference to the In
dian tribes in these Territories The Indians gene
rally peaceably disposed to the whites.
Returns of the surveys Minnesota have reached the
General Land Office situated townships II TO 20 N, Of
range 81, and W. of the fifth principal meridian, equal
10 500 miles Of hnea surveying and embracing an area
of $4,000 acres, and numerous small nameless lakes
Also returns of the survey of private land claims in
California to wit:-Ranche Arroyo de In Alameda
rancho San Bernardino,' and Canada dc Cspay"
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Meeting for the Relief of the Poor Of VIII
liamsburg.

An adjourned meeting OF the residents Of the Eastern
district held last night Washington Hail. corner Of
Fourth and South Seventh streets devise measures to
relieve the poor that section Of the city.
Ex Mayor Wall occupied the chair, and Joseph IT.
Adams acted as Secretary.
Mr.. GEoKGE n AsDREws OF the committee appointed
the meeting Monday evening gave the outlines OF the
plan 81 organization a. follows
An Executive Committee Of seven gentlemen shall be
Grsa3aed 10 whom shall be entrusted the supervision
anu control Of the system of dispensing relief. This
mttee shall meet weekly, oftener II necessary and
make monthly reports through the daily press. They
shall divide each ward districts and each ds.
rCt 10 visters, who shall personally investigate every
case Of want that may be reported. They shall have
power r. Oh vacancies, and 10 appoint secretary, aud
four shall constitute quorum.
treasurer shall be appointed by this meeting, with
whom shall be deposited ali sums OF money which may
be contributed towards the object for which thu meeting
y held, be shall ay money for any purpose except
upon DRAFT signed by majority Of the executive
mt'ee; is shall ALEC make monthly report TO he pub
shed simultaneously with ha 81 the executive commit
tee and his accounts and vouchers shall be subject 10 the
inspecUn Of that committee.
Ne also recommended tho following named
gentlemen for the executive committee Thirteenth Yard.
John Broach Fourteenth w~d, Granfns Policy FtcenA
ward PANEL Manager, Sixteenth ward. HNry 0~nan SO
Neuteenth ward Benjamin r. DAVIS: Eighteenth ward,
Nicholas X Wyokon Nineteenth ward Jeremiah johnson.
For treasurer George Field
ON motion, the report adopted.
Short addresses man BY OK Mayor Wall, Judge
Culver Alderman ksbneisch ex Mayor Hall George ".
then started WHICH resulted in tasng about o. 200 Mr..
Noah wserbury'Snd ex Mayor Wall each gave $500 Sub
scriptops will be left with the executive committee at the
three banks and at the ferries
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The Camden and Aml,oy Anaar.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW YORK Nov. II, 1857.
Twas present the meeting Of the directors OF the De
lsware and Raritan Canal and Camden and Amboy Rail
road and Transportation Companies Princeton the
18th October last referred the Of W W
Dechert published IN your paper the 18th inst and de
sire to add tn the Statement % the Witnesses published
in Of the city papers Of this date my contradiction Of
Mr.. Dechert q card
There are several inaccuracies in his statement which
is not necessary 10 correct
Mr. Dechert did not he asserts, decline 10 detail any
of his suspicious his proofs sustain them because he
had not had sufficient time for preparation for any other
He did detail some suspicious and when asked II he
could state asinge fact To sustain justify his suspicious
replied that he could and only had suspicious No in
maon given that he had other suspicious than those
Commodore stockton did not as Mr. D. asserts, ap.
proach Mr. Dechert with angry gestouatons and violent
language any time nor did Mr. Richard stockton seize
bundle Of papers from under Mr.. D's arm the
latter knocked down and beaten by the united efforts Of
the Commodore and his sons After Mr. D. had said, as
he stated at the time, all he wished to say he
quested 10 leave the room, and did leave H.
Subsequently, while we at dinner, he twice
questcd another interview, which accorded 10 hun
AT this second interview he made attempt 10 add
anything 10 his previous statements relevant 20 the matter
before the Board but attempted 10 detail sian.
derout gossip about Commodore Stockton and the gov
crnment sht z. Traction OF than years stand
ing, and although called 30 order more times and
repeatedly requested and at length peremporiy order
ed TO leave the room, he persisted in making offensive
remarks having no pertinency 10 the affairs Of the
Board.
Al this time I saw Mr. John r stockton approach him
quietly, and heard him (stockton) IN gentle manner
request Dechert 10 20 out.
What Immediately occurred between these two could
not SEQ; but | know that Commodore Stockton (and
think Richard Stockton) was not near enough 10 touch
him.
Ihave no doub, that ur nechert struck Mr. John r
Stockton FIRST and think ila, the latter exhibited
leniencyland forbearance Mr. Dccherts suppsatons
than many would under like provocaon, were they
possessed ~ Mr.. Stockton's power ~ self defence
Mr. H. unnecessarily provoked and (as believe)
commenced the ARRAY ,AMBfIlSb LIVINGSTON.
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ARREST or A PROFESSIONAL BrPGLAR.
Yesterday morning, officer KIM, Of the Deputy
superintendent office, walking down Broadway,
near Leonard street. he espied professional burglars
a short distance ahead OF him. suspccting that they
might be wanted at headquarters the officer puzzled for
ward 10 arrest them when one Of them, named
Miller lodged down Leonard street and was out Of sight
In an instant The other ono, Thomas Mccoy, was cap
tured and on being taken TO Deputy Office In lroome
street, carpet bag, found In his possession dis
covered TO contain complete set Of burglars tools
comprising a couple of jnnmes bunch OF skeleton keys
dark lantern, and various other articles necessary
the performance OF the art Of housebreakng
hands Of the officers and out into Grand street bu, he
recapured before he could get TO Broadway, and
brought back TO the lock up.
RECOVERY or A LARGE AMOUNT or STOLEN PROPERTY.
For some time past MesSs Ia,hrop Iuddngton. dry
goods merchants, doing business At Nos q and % Park
pscc, have los, great deal 81 valuable property by the
dis h0nesy ~ in their empoy-they do not know
who Yesterday one Of the Arm discovered portion II
the stolen property in the auction store Of Messrs Topping
Co.. in Broadway, near Pine street Upon inquiry they
learned that named Meyers stern had brought the
property be sold and rat he was expected these
In the course Of the day TO receive the proceeds Of the
sale. Information was conveyed 10 officers King and Nc.
Dougal, when the policemen repaired N tho spot apd
watched for tho arival Of Stern. They we're not kes In
suspense very long, for before e'nok the gentleman
they were in search Of arrived sAss was al once taken
into custody and conveyed TO the Depuys office Broone
street Upon searching his residence, No Allen street,
discovered and siczed by the police Nessrs ahrop and
Iuddngton ae 70 identity portion Of the property
~ having been stolen IRON their store. stern was com
nItted for examination
CHARGE OF FORGERY.
George Chopct, formerly IN the employment Of James
Conner Sons, type founders. Of No 10 Beekman street
wa brought before Alderman Grifhs at tho Lower po
lice Court on charge Of forgery. The accused II " al
legged or about the 9Th Of January last went 70 the
Office Of benjamin T. Maniere, No go Broadway, with
check for 800 purotng have been drawn by James
Conner Sons, and asked Mr. Maniere he could cash n
The latter knowing that Chopet was in the employ ~
hcssrs Conner sons supposed the paper 10 be genuine
and accordingly gave the prisoner the required sum Soon
Afterwards II discovered thnt the check for.
gery Int hcssrs Conner unable " eject the
III LIZ mandt until v1ainrdnN
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BURNING OF THE GOVERNMENT TRANSFORMER
RETREAT OF THE UNITED STATES TROOPS FROM
UTAH.
LKAvxNwoRrH Cry, X. T., Nov I, 1857
courier has just arrived from Fort Laramie, bringing
the startling intelligence that three trains of seventy 1--we
wagons belonging to Major Russell Of this city, contain
ing government stores for the army route for Salt
Lake City had been captured and burned by five hundred
Mormons Hands Fork of Green river, Saturday,
October 10 Five wagons, with provisions to reach Fort
laramie, were allowed the drivers and men connected
with the train and minutes given thcm to leave The
Mormons made attempts TO njure any connected
with the train saying they did not wish 20 spill bic, ID
unless Of the Saints should be killed, in which
they would dcmolish the whole United stat army"
They have taken possession Of all the in the
tans burnt all the grass within two hundred miles of
Salt Lake City for the purpose starving the stock with
the government trains
The grass this season is extraordinarily short and this
will compel the government forces to return and
winter at Fsrt Laramie Major Russers train sent
four weeks in advance of Gov Cumming and his army in
order TO have their cattle recruited upon the arrival of the
army at the Passes They were feeding at the time the
Mormons came upon them Gen. Harvey Is now at this
fort with three thousand men, already in winter quarters,
and he says will take army of twenty thousand
to conquer the Mormons next spring Judge kinney for
merly Chief Justice of Utah. who s well informed in
gard 10 the ana strength of Brigham Young
the United States cannoSconquer peace in less than three
years The Mormons during the last three four years
have been making preparations for long continued siege
with the government, and are IN condition To sustain
themselves for several years. This wall be Of meal
cuabe benefit TO young and prosperous cny The
West from this point and the embarkston of ten
~ Thousand troops, with their outfit purchased here will
make brisk times IN LNavepwnrth City the coming spring
There Is city IN the Union with so bright future.
from letter from Weston, Missouri
number Of letters from salt Lake, To gentlemen in
city, peak in the most earnest and emphatic terms for
Grht with the United States troops. II is believed here
that desperate engagement has already taken place
CONDITION or OUR ARMY.
From the Hartford Times, Nov. III
We learn that Capt Marcy's wife. In this city. has re
ceved a letter from her husband which is marked by
less hopeful tone then any which she has received
from him. The loss of cattle and horses, consequence
of the failure Of the grass and water, had been very
rious and tn prospect ahead far from encouraging
The Morm0rs Utah. s a hg nest Of hornets are
tyeand waiting for chance 20 light the army ut the
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Prom the Charleston Mercury, Nov. 10
The steamship Philadelphia Capt & G. Boyvs United
States navy, plying between New Orleans Havana and
New York came into this port on Saturday, in disabled
cedton She left Havana for New YORK on the 9th inst
On the 18th she broke her shaft and the cross head Of
her port engine and being in the vicinity Charleston
in 10 avoid being caught in gale such condition She
lies Cooper river nearly opposite the Custom H0uae
Capt BxRs has telegraphed 10 New York FOR shaft
Her Messengers in part, transferred 70 the Nashville
which left here on Saturday afternoon
since the above penned we learn that Capt Bogrs
has received Geographic despatch directing him 10 pro
coed at orce T. New York IN accordance with which the
Philadelphia len last evening but anchored the Roads
the wind blowing rather too fresh from n northeast for
her " 20 o ca n her Disabled condition
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IIrnison CITY Ro,,st~s.


INUEFENDkNI NOMINATION. fOK ALbkHMAN.
Alta meeting Of electors without distinction Of party
hid nst evening at the Washington Hotel Brosiway,
Dominate suitable candidate for Alderman Hon T. r.
I7tsnx was called 10 the chair and Mr Nct,owan was
elected secretary ON motion Of Mr. Roe n the second
ward Mr. Henry Smith present and for the past four
years Councilman from Vie First ward) unanimously
chosen the peoples candidate for Alderman from the
First district An address and resolutions crogtc of
Mr. Smith then reported and ordered H. be circulated
Mr. smith, It v understood will be endorsed by the Amc-
ricans and republicans.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR 1850.
Dor PRESIDENT,
RoBIRT J, WALKER, of Mississippi.
pnu x-1sN ppp~.fpp~T

FoR uI PRESIDENT.
MARCUS J. PARROT, OF Kansas
split occurs IN the democratic party on the slavery
qucstion-and from tho of tho southern press
improb able,he conservative free state the rcpub
lcan party will be compelled 10 give their support 20 the
above ticket which Will be successful, beyond doubt
There nothing from the Constitutional Convention
THE KANSAS CONSTITUTION.
Correspondence Of the st Louis Republican,
L.wsyScK. X. 7. Nov. Q. 1857.
Tie Lecompon Constitutional Convention closed IT, Ia
bors saturday evening last Nov aud adjourned
do. On Sunday morning the tents Of the United states
army struck, aud the soldiers under motion,
Tor Fort ieaveuvorth. where they into winter
quarters They passed Lawrence at noon sunday and
furnished us the fret ntnslon that the Convention had
adjourned.
ihave not seen the constitution but learn that II Is
prosiavery constitution throughout bu, with intention
70 make show q fairness they have passed separate
clause saTstioing slavery. This section aud this
only Is 10 DE submitted 20 all persons who are in the Ter
ritory the the taken upon which l. said
10 be the LIST Of January 1858 Al the time state
officers are 70 be elected A provisional government,
with Gen Calhoun who President q the Convention
as Governor, was formed, 10 60 into operation imme
datey.
evidently the design get this constitution accepted
by Congress prior to the Assembling Of the Territorial
Legislature. In this, however, they Will be foiled.
understand that committee have already waited
upon Governor Walker. asking him to extra
Of the Legislature 20 the contingency From
the character q the Information have no doubt bu, the
Governor will grant the request Indeed with bis past
position cannot sec how be can do otherwise.
" understand that you and all your Cabinet cordially
concur 10 The opinion expressed ~ me, that the actual
regunr vote, unaffected by fraud violence be per
united, IN adopting Their constitution decide
themselves what shall be their social nsons Tbs the
great fundamental principle Of the act Of Congress organ
ling TINT TcrrcWy. affirmed by the Supreme Court ~
the United states and N accordance with the views
uniformly expressed by throughout my public career.
contemplate peaceful se-lement q this question BY
SSpca 20 the intelligence and patriotism Of the whole
people 81 Kansas who should all participate freely and
fuiy IN this decision and by majority Of whose
the determination must be made the only proper and
oo =. ~ lsn, mode sdjus.gent
s,iion tha the constitution nos part but entire
~ must be submitted 70 full and fair vote q all the
people In his speech at Topeka the 9Th Of June. he
reiterated thr position sill more strongly and repeated
the same at BIZ Springs.