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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-26

LOTS NAPOLEON AND THE NIGoERs.--Lord
Clarendon aud the ncophytesof Exeter Hall do
not seem to be very well pleased with Louis
Napoleon's new speculation in uiggrs, and
have had the subject overloaded In Parlia-
ment. Their chief argument against il Is, that
he IL setting all the African chiefs to catching
slaves for Martinique and Guadaoupc-thereby
interfering greatly with the commerce in palm
oil, which enters largely into the composition
Of British soap. Clarendon says he has rcmon-
strated with Louis Napoleon about this matter !;
but from the tenor Of his speech, we do not sec
hat he got much satisfaction The fact is that
Louis Napoleon is man Of hard-headed sense;
and he probably told my Lord Clarendon to
mind his own affairs and he would take care
Of those of France. The family of nations. like
all other families gets along best when each
minds its own business and don't NEEDLE with
that of others; and Louis Napoleon has given
England sharp lesson on her meddlng dispo-
sition. Will not some sensible member of Con-
gress move at an early day, vote of thanks
10 the French Emperor for this practical lesson
70 the Paul Pry of nations?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-26

TRorBLs AMONG The SPolLssEN.-Mr. Ben.
Wood, the brother Of the ex.Mayor that is to
be, i the principal proprietor and controller Of
the Macs Under his direction II processes to
breathe nothing but the purest atmosphere, eat
nothing but fresh oysters, and drink nothing but
the unadulterated spirit Of democracy Its
Washington correspondent however. seems out
Of temper, out of sorts and out of spols. He
expresses a wish that certain high officials
~hould be stabbed to the entire cores" that is,
they should be killed outright Il there no
method of sssuaging the ferocity of this sangui-
nary individual without proceeding to such ex-
IRENE measures Gould not the kaes be quar-
tered upon the managers Of the policy swim
dies or the illegal traffic In lottery tickets. Try
something to quiet his nerves. and do IL very
SNOr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-26
THE LATEST NEWS.
Destructive Fire In Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Dec. 25, 1867.
The variety store Of Henry HART No. Ill Main street.
was destroyed by fire at about O'Clock this morning
together with stock valued at $4,000 Insured in East
ern companies for $1,000 The building WAS owned by
VIM. A. Sutton; valued at $4,000 and insured in the
Buffalo Mutual Office for 800.
The stock Of IL slnan, dealer in hats caps and furs
the next door SOUTH damaged by water the amount
of $4,000 insured in Massachusetts, companies for 81 ooo
The stock Of Tweedy Smith, hat cap and fur Dealers
the next door north of Mr. Harris, also damaged by
water to the amount of $4,000 Loss covered BY in
surance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-26

HARD TINES AMONG THE NhwsPAPERs.-The
Washington Era strong but fair minded
anti-slavery newspaper-says that the revul-
sion has reduced its patronage omeshvd in
amount. We believe that all the anti-slavery
journals at the North are reduced even more
than that figure by the hard times In the
same period the aggregate receipts of the New
YORK HERALD have increased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-26

Coon NEws FROM rHE BoRDERs.-Tbe latest
news from Kansas is to the effect that there has
been pitched battle at Fort Scott in which
five border ruaians on one side were killed, and
twenty on the other side taken prisoners.
This Is all good news and everybody would be
delighted to hear that the figures had been two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-26

RrFFiANiss A. OUR DoORs. II Editorial abuse Of
Caleb Cushing lately Attorney General OF the
United States, may be found IN the columns Of
the Thine two o. three times a week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-26

Nr8L0's GARDEN, Broadway Afternoon, TIIs MnusERs
-TleET RoPE FEATs-aoLDEs EaG Evening fHE SCHOOL
sAsrER-TIsBr RoPT EvoLUrIoAs-GoLpEs EGG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-26

BROADWAY THEATRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aud
Evening, PaussIR'AS, zooioGIoAI AND hirropRAnc Es
rERTAsskaNTs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-26

ROwERY THEATRE Bowery-Afternoon and Evening
auEsrRIAr, GvssAsrgr EIrrHAsrrsx FEArs-hUsHA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-26

ADJUSTMENTS THIs nay AND EVENING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-26

Observance OF the Day In the City-The
Charitable Institutions and the Poor-The
New Tabernacle--Rows Between Target
Parties and Stage Drivers and Dead RaS.
bits, SC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-26

THE New TERRITORY or ARrzoNA.--It i stated
that twenty or thirty fat gold and silver mining
schemes are hidden away nicely and quietly
under the movement to induce Congress to or
gsnize the new Territory Of Arizona If this
be true IL will be advisable for Congress to
pass the bill organizing the Territorial govyn.
ment at once, and thus give facility toSthe
gathering of a new gold and silver cror
which may bring us next year from twenty 10
twenty-five millions Of dollars With the m
crease in the California crop this would give IL
about ninety millions Of dollars good specie
capital with which to commence the good times
Of next year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-26

BURToN's THEATRE, Broadway opposite Bond street
Evening HE Would az ACroR-TRE GREAT GUN TRICK
YOu M soraER-SlANEs Twins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10
THE RECEPTION or DIR. KANE s RE-
MAINS IN PH,LADELPHIA.
Correspondence Of The N Y. Tn.uns

PHILADELPHIA, March Q. 1851.
Tie Comm. tee Appointed by CCuo 'ils an1 the
Mayor bOt dsiy reeuogs TO- the purpose OF sfec'-
ing The eTanpen rp,s or tie reception Of tue remain
OF DR. Ehsts K-tt Kane, which it IS expected ~ui
sniye ID this Cty t,-m row At bf-t II Va
II ought hit Psradelphis you'd exceed AL ofh-'
Cities through shcn the BODY has passed Ia
dolrg b. nor. 70 - ci"mguished deceased not ne's'
because be -tirg isbed but because OF Pnii'oe
yhia being bis naive Guy AID on which he ns sneh
gre.t homer emo Ienorn but the Committee FOR ear
Of retpoDsibiny Only ssksd of Councils 81 OO' o'y
O the aIrsDseueI.s which may ne nsde Inc efec.
If ,bis ANAL suprcpis in VIC, visible at tn l,,t
i,o of the Committee. when oDl $50 va app opr.
.'td for music for the military and tie entire prones
zion
main. of i- .OI has returned and in cons que1c. o..
M iute view be'teeD n snd one Of the CpDEi'tee
c anet has been made III the programme; sud by the
new arrangement the prOcesslon and funeral s)enni.
iier will occupy but short period OF time AID ~d
afIrd but e~ Oi citizens opportunity t. see the
display
The COMMITTEE OF G. ncil peem disposed Ia embsrrss
tie action of he G,ners Committee thev b.vlny r.
tar cd 1870 out of the 0C0 prop,sted fJr their
own purposes shOuid I be asfoDisbed If the Con-
tee TO reject the entire appropriation and raise
the Necessary amount ron the citizens II thi. should
he done sm ss''sted tho, Sufficient amount will he
realized to make display worthy Of the dstlngu shed
deceased, ara the home Of biz birth
The Hon J. X Chandler the Chairman Of toe )m.
miuee ieels keeDly the portion il which the 81 u
Councils has plsoed the matter, aud will, doubt
tsie SPEEDY scou to prevent any disgrice attaching
to the CITY for e-eIniDg mesGnsss TIE Committee
Will leave this city 10 day for Baltimore, where
body will be given in their charge sno on t- arrival
at the depot ST Broad aid Prime street N th. city
it will be met by the Washington Grays,
the crack company Of our CITY and e-cored -
the Hall If INDEPENDENCE, where the body -ill lay III
st4,e urtl The day, when 'he proc s'ion nsst
ing Of Miifsry Councils sno the various cle'l-s sdl
foim ,no be srched to the Second Pre.bgts-i.u
Church 10 Seventh Get TIE 10 will be accOmps-
pied from 'bi place TO Lsu 81 Hill by the City Troop
aid the Committee ard members Of Councils in car
riaees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10

r.-.l,., ~, -ron iSe Committee o. Is,.s r.oes
PcIrts ~ Hob S.s hs hSp. ssh Go-senss you
t- enieits; ed BY the cssir. -, -,
NJ MosEos wanted . tnor ~'sn s7tsony 'as CoEnn -
o. LE-6, sd Place, hst With the Bnk Ce1reh ProPerJ-
wpsl't tbeTs"
NJ OrTaRscx sid be co-c,ved &c Ne proper rrsolsnor
AID proper question fer tts cCsGeers Of th bosd
rmpEed give the cot Of the Paris for the rot'One
sht te sell coupeE BY atdinr = 4 The space 10
occupied by tee Birch Churrh. Brt the resoror mere
inquiry npnr the eK peiirrey ~ such MEASURE
Mr. Wsssrs called for division 81 TIE qGes iop-s par OF
the resolution beus properly re-sbe 70 the COMMITTEE
Streets.
Mr HAswELL sNd th. BE- though, ne member rom ,se
Fshth Dsrc, Mr. Waugh bst fred rsher quickly th-
thouGkt the resolution proper. Re tc
friyoicus hut avery prsscsbr Il voad
carved out Para better outline than IL rad
u TIE widening Of Chatham a, Nssssl
(. tspght voGlc prevail nsr. He thought;
however that here Sso1d b. division Of the Ineson.
II. u1-.or Of Nj NAaer refer sach OF The
luton spprop the Com uitte~ Streets and he
rest 20 the Committee Lsr az and Places cNred-
R,rorfs OF Conmineys-Firs DSpGrinenl-ln fsvor
Of but ding house cr Ensia. Company lG couer d
Beach md West 5osdv,y Referred TO COMMITTEES Of
he Whole.
Hose for he Fire DSoortreSt.-A commrli ,ston
vas received the CoumSsn-r of Repairs Ard Supplies
sturriug received rrrsn the city With thirty
sand feet Of hose for the P- Department Toe prices
respectively Is a. as and Toe Soed
ured ~ svAri Of the contract % the loves, bdter
Ice Boarc then sGjourrei 20 WedaesdAy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10
ASSEMBLY.

For the regulation Of the Brooklyn ferries ooo
For the reduction u bank securities TO - wv.

For the regulation Of The Bro )klyn ferries ooo
For the reduction u bank securities to - wv.
The Chamber Of Commerce prese0 ca ineI" no. ',
asking that only branch Quarantine iof yeno" o'e
be established this sumner .,f AN e., o..
Mr. JOHN ID. DIXON gave n'uoe o. 'Hi 'o' 'le
relief Ct Broaowsy 49,. ;,; ~.
rni,tee of three from The Senate ana I'VE no 90 a.
semhIv n examine and c, Bslder tho ctcslon OF the
So, ne Conf In the Dred Scott cass, and repJrt
~, TFAVTNW ORTIZ offered a resolution calling
for infIrms,ion from the Metropolitan and American
EYcbsnoe Banks a. 20 the amount Of notes country
bapls Kept by them, and the profits receiver on re-
dempt go
M FOOT spoke against the adoption OF ths rssolu-
tior Designating i, fsby Oue and defending he
CITY banks. He cJbsdered tost IA roso on ntenae
10 hIox discrtdrt upon tao Institutions OF very high
character, conducted by able snd honora Dle men
lie we'd 10 strike out oil the material points of the
resolution
Mr.. LEAVENWORTH replied on behalf of the
country banks.
Mr.. LEWIS moved DE previous question.
Mr.. FOOIS an eGdment was then lOst, and the
orgiI al resolution adopted
hr. VARNCM HOveJ for q reconsi1efah)n, tor the
purpose Of defining bis posii n on he question
TIC House reiuss d 70 reconsider.
The GOv.rDO sent IN message recommending 10
the favorable consideration f tue House tie p7t'lon
of the Albany Board Of Trade FL an appropriation for
tie removal Of the Obsrucii)Ds IN The Hudson RIVER
The Port Wafdens bill was de 'aied, AM r-fsrr7d
back t. the Commi tee on Commerce aud Navigation
10 report on.
The House then adjourned TO attend parry at Gov.
Kipl's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.
MospAY March 9-The President, JONAS y. PHIL

LIPS, IL tie Chair. -, 80,
After tle minutes Mr.. KESSARD asked thst they Do
corrected respect Of his toe resolution asking 70,
sppoinnel Of especial committee to inquire me
Hotel on tie d ut He stated hs, he voted in the antn.
tive WHEREAS be had been recorded as gotns ID the Hss'e
The Boaa then recsived and resened sae following.
PeRlons-For q dock a, toe foot ot One nunafea
B,n Cbcb Tor Two amp. in front Of their Church edsee
OF ,ru,;ee, Ophihalmic Hospital for donstion Of ~
Get, G va R fs19r Of JaTens DO
raon Of Hose Company No ;! for T1Sa ae Of md
9th ee. in the Office Of raI Com ni,.oner asns tSa
provisions made for the o. 10 aaie payment on
TIE sround tIA appropriation for thai office vas
Of Hose Company p sp to D stsie Of vsrou, c
zens TO the oca ion Of the PosOhee q toe zoo. o.
PaIi wa. received motion wa. Taas n The ao6sa
lost, the p.per referred 20 the Comn's %
md Places. Il MsDTsSg ,S o ~ A 5asrSa.s
Resolutos.- By Mr. BIRDsALL-CtAang io' Ger
tain pfrmatoo from the CITY cDsnberla ,slase az az
a. cunt Of are. received tasrrfor and OF fae and rs.
calling upon The Con of ssrsets - ain,
the .mount q moneysbs has lawn from Dc IfeA''f! ~
To ert, nd The tim. fos baad sewer u sis ssu a. %
One b. ndred. and .wsaty fourth sso ohe JUL 49,
The speca Comuistee on Hooksn s sr " t5
nquir- A.o into certaiB alleged abtS' on tns ' " ~
r.TrS fror u loot Of ChI-topheI stIess Adoptsd
By Mr. HrssEs-rb.i the c. -nen snpo,sa S g9rs.e5,
ar1, hay~ fbrir oay irsrease liz Cats per lee9
Mr. DUN moved 70 isslnds those s'ap.oyeo 4 -ee
Mad .--,.,. ,l.o.. /,
Nj wAsssa desired fF heT snead y Aeadins those
tie seventh Ward ,.. ut...,, ,o,l
M McCAHiLL opp sed 70 ia res-,h ''l
b. general He Jppo 81 20 slsa cas-. , >,
On motion of Mr.. BtAY the s1ossct WA io'e''e- " -
To l,.s y1ss nae. CSri,i o, crOsby street, % aid Il
Committee On S,rests eobsSdsIng the proposed so
CrOsby Sies, The ~ solution was sote1 4yyA 80
~snt Of sssSiiussT a. vote e1' VS.
| tse table ...,-.,
rqorr Of ID. op,ro.r why be has not pa the .e;ven
Of the fhs, D.,IS~ Police Court the increased "
With th- vol. Of the Common COdscl. a1Ip.se -,
To Ir-ssl Oasl undred.Gr dtwenti';h street. IN
"el1s :. hsss River, and sy ero.s R.,,rr.d.
OF one eAeTet And-Bne;sen tiee og. b,vs IA a. A
That the Bio Clerk Of the C0nIrole4 IN IN ~ "
| 10 have rae snow and ice removed ioH N4'--' ~
| A5op'rd ct....
Ey MLNjrr.RsoS il be referred 20 Ias I1, -,
Isttsaos Ps pore into srd port uPon IN "a
Of pcut % the Brici Church Properly y as - vt 80
se. ZIP ATTAIN streets ire = "a -,
NJ SsUCH-I move that the resoiIiloe1 " - ~
| tsbe, where the mover ogEht 10 De- -. ...,i,,io,
PIT WAESEE Asked exp anaii o. - w. - - rr,br
M Nice ANIL thought would be r1ft-.s-s :. -
LSe Br.ck Church Property, whsH tho uie vas -'A
| Lefsei!vr -. --., 49,.
NJ wAysH ,.s he pse,saea Ihss iss sss0.I''s ~ pA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10

Troops are to cross the Plains this Spring for the
protection of the overland emgrants bound for Cltor.
MIA and Oregon. Orders have been issued for the It'll
nantry now stationed in Oregon, TO move across the
country constructing the road for which appropriations
have been made. The companies of the 9TH infantry,
now at Forts Kesmey and Leavenworth, are to follow
up the Platte Valley, in the old Oregon trail and go
through the mountains at South Pass The companies
stationed in X ansas are to embark at Fort Leaven-
worth, and ascend the Missouri in boats to Fort Ben
ton-there to remain until relieved by the It'll infantry,
some time in the Summer when they, too, will move
scross over the route passed over by them on their
march from Oregon.
These movements Of troops on our Western Psins
will keep the way open this Spring and Summer for
emgratirg parties destined for the shores Of the Pa
oifc and afford an excellent opportunity for persons
esigphIg rete either In California or Oregon to go
out with their families safely and at very inconsid
cradle cost compared with the expense OF passage
by They may also have very fair prospect OF
return of the whole cost of their outfit ct the end Of the
trip in the enhanced value OF their animals and travel
ing gear. Information OF practical kind for faners
ard laborpg wishing to 60 TO California or Oregon
is now being distributed sratutousy by an Association
of gentlemen in this city, chiefly merchants and old
residents Of the two countries DESTROYS to see them ill
up with population.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10
THE MURDER or Mr. FORCROSS AT
ALTOONA.
FALSE PUBLICATION IN THIS CITY.

Corre,poudepcs Of The n Y. Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, March 3, 1857.
Some time since furnished The TRiBUsE with fall
particulars Of the murder of Mr Samuel L. NorcrOss
at AtoLa in this State since when Information has
been received by Uigb Constable Bsck burn, of this
CITY Of the movements Of the murderer, David g.
McKlm.
One Of the journal OF this city published under their
t.l.graph bead particulars Of the c,p're OF McKlm,
after desperate and bloody fight, by three citizens of
Luzerne County Ps Said psrtcu!us. | am sorry to
ray 90 Dot contsin single w0d ~ truth, Mex i'm sli
ben. at large though positive evidence has been OBJ
taiIed hat the nurCerer Was So in seveia o. sns
in the Iorth-westtrn poho1 Of thls STATE, evidently
II akug hs way 10 that portion Of New fOrK State for
the purpose of reaching Csntdi where bis people
originally lived and where he no coub, still expects to
meet with friends
For The arr, 1t Of the the Governor of Penoey
wanna has ofleed 81 600, the pc pie CT AT ona OJ
the iriends Of the deceased $500 and the Cove Of
Ma-sacnu setts $500, making i'll al $4,000. MoKim mas
one NAH whic viii certsiny Iderty him winch IS as
follows: He has been tho through one ~ h'3
'iards by the accidental discharge of pistol, cav
ing conspicuous in tts pal n aud on the back
cot the iar. hand ard causing he littls hpger 10
be crooked the next finger to be sf and straight add
"the Iext one eighty still.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN


MONDAY, March AID JoHs CLANCY, President,
IN The Chair.
The Post Office Locatior-Ald. BLUNT offered a
resolution that Corpse to tire Cooors ion inform this
sell let lease SLOW the General Government TO
Of the land Of the City Hall Park for the purpose Of Pot
The INN Ferry Co.-Ald. HEALY offered reco-
that The Committee inquire BY Whist authority the reon
1sween Pier. Mo-. 20 and So and BY what authority
said COMPANY have building Pier No o. aud leased
Ey the ssoeTh., the Committee inquire aud report By
what authority the Union Fsry cogP .ad ae
g. which has been extended Al expense Of *oo 70 the
city:
John y Eoonow,sy to direct the Sixth 'v.nae
Railroad Comp eonP.e their track TO Fiy fourth street
Referred 10 Committee on Railroads.
The Geld Snut BOx-Resoluton by Aid. NONE
que-hed by Gen Jseksfn, THAI the Committee invite
Of 9P ion from al P1,e IN t' state ensa.ed S toe
Yok bequest should BE- yensad expression Of oPr'Jn
to BE- mace By vote or S,ss be only TO those "
Stand Of C0lOrs-The report In favor CT approp-'-
spg ESQ Stand Of COors Tor the seth Regiment New
York State Ni;is, WAS coIenrIsd IN.
The General Worn Monumental report Vas
adopted TO appoint Committee Of Five meet with the
Couueim en- Coma ittee OF the Gen. Worth Monunent
Communication From the Controller relative 10
purchasing the Gsnsevoo property for the purpose OF mar
tet. Ordered the minutes. A communication was re-
ceived fom the Street 10 answer TO resolution
the bssni Of Diamond Rect had been progressed
would be resumed soon 40 the weather per
mitted. 4.
p.ce thirty reusph Clock. the City Hall aud other public
building Of O. GEO. tsken aud adopted
The Netc Arenue-A resolution 10 authorize the
Committee employ City Surveyor to make maps was dis
AID TUCKER opposed hss action snd the whole subject was
referred back the Committee fos the purpose OF having an
The Board, after referring papers, Adjourned to
Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10
PERSONAL

We suhoin ar exrac, OF letter from an artist 10
X ne dated Feb |, 1857
Ter, La. gone to Paris sitb Crauford OF ~hOm'
Ism s,;.vee T. .ay. we have most uni,vorsole ac.
counts We are n0E su1irusy awaiting the iesuI o.
consultation of ply stefan. aud sures Obs ~ .,e
mich bss ELLEN OF Crsw ford all deeply teel WIN
The exception Of Terry he il The Onl, lnms,e iIirna
lave here He il ins'snce OF Coo jug nen y,
terrible to contemplate. The more naNs suo"a
clurg 10 him g iris nd until have i'ehuued nv
oyr tmbi'icu il, the career ma seemed OUT ye''euH
70 reach forrMd with a. much promise u iH''g !e'
nj noble achievement i'll he srt. The sicng srh tha
x,..tosy seom, capable of sDyhug WITH the reacn
o. ruusn effort irsmbles TO cay. and ~ moro ms
be in the Geld sJesp u death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10
Mr.. sUNsERs REPLY.

NEW YORK. March b. ls0I
GRYTLEsES: On the eve OF sailing for France, TO
sssure sDo complete my protscfed convaescence, |
hm honOred by your COMMUNICATION inviting me to sd.
urcsr my fellow citizens Of New foik. Wers my
fenitt such TO justify any public effort should
glnTly seze the opportunity which am now compelled
70 f,Gtgo About to Witt q foreign shore, should
Nth pleasure attempt once more II FL my fellov.cti
zene with something OF that inextinguishabe love
-bh bear TO the institutions Of Freedom here estab
i-ned and also With ,omethipg of that ineIfingush
able bate which springs spontaneous in my bres't for
that or 0nized Borbaris which, having its origin In
Slavery trnenfs c0untry perverts It's Puoiic
policy des rades lite public and stamps lts shsme
npop orr natl nsl history. With vaedicfory words
.boud sceb TO strengthen at once the love aud the
ate; believing that only in this way can Kansas be
KEEP fr being the prey Of Slavery; only in this way
caD our Liberties be preserved; and only in this way
the Re ublic be saved from becoming the mockery
# the world
Esp.cialy to 'be young men should ] appeal. II is
Jssys privilege to labor, and II need b, to softer for
ere a. esuse; and let them well understand that this
privilege II row theirs.
Accept my thanks for the bouOr Of your invitation,
aid be- eve NE gentlemen with graf sful respect.
Your hi'tfrl servant, CHARLES SUMNER.
To Bes,rs " BRYANT. NJ II GahSELL CHAs. KING,
c. A. DANA. D. d FIELD, ". M EvARTs and Others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10

The OCEAN TELEGHAPR.-The last act Of Secretary
Dobbiu before retiring from Office, to trsns nit
orders 70 the Navy Yard ct Brooklyn TO fit out s. orce
the Ured States steamers Nisgsr1 and Mississippi 10
pro. -. to England TO assist IN 'syog down the Sub
maine Telegraph cable between Newfoundland snd
Ireland. Thete are the two finest ships in Navy
for the purpose. The Niagara is the largest steam
sci of war in the world. She il propeller. while
the Mississippi is the most powerful psGde-wheel
steamer in our Navy. The English Government vii
fm pish also two ships Of the same characteihe two
propeers berg designed 10 receive the cable ard the
paddle ships TO attend them ard in case of accident TO
take them in tow and continue the voyage. As soon
"a the cable is received on board the four ships will
proceed tog. Their the middle of the Atlantic when
the two English ships will start for Ireland aud tie
American for Newfoundland. There will doubtless be
a generous rivalry between the officers of the two
navies = see which po.on or tho cable shsll be laid
in the most perfect manner It is very much to the
horror of the two Cover nc It's that they ready 70
join go cordially in the attempt to connect the two hens-
pheres. II national courtesy worthy t. follow the
return Of the Resolute Secretary Dobbin has taken
the deepest interest in the of this great enter
prise he hes shown in ordering these two msgni-
cent ships for the purpose. The new Secretary will
doubtless cany ont fully the intentions Of bis prede-
ces sor.