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The Washington union., 1857-09-29
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fTNHE Medical Department opens November 2 the
Il free preliminary course October 5, 1857.
Apply PAUL r. EVE Dean.
The Collegiate Department Western Military Institute commences
session September complete classical
elective engineering, scientific and agricultural
preparatory boarding washing fuel,
800 Modern languages &C. each $40
students the departments
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NASHVILLE July H. 1857.
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~ CITY X exchange bank
for the purchase and sale lands
all Rppcrtannc first class land agency.
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The Washington union., 1857-09-29

BY II. g. Wright, Aucticneer.
DORTO RICO SUGAR AT AUCTI0N.--0n We'd
nesday next Il O'Clock on IA Dodsss
wharf the cargo Of schooner Teft, consisting o.
lpa hhds sugar greater parf Of choice quality
EDWARD s. wRIGBT, Aucsionser,
scp 2e-dtdsf Seorscio"h
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

FREEMEN OF NEw-YORK are you aware that
the unpribciplei and mercenNy are forecastog
re,ult for your coming Election based On the as.
sumption that you are like themselgesf Hear The
Herald:
" With us on the contrary, political issues
are ike fsshons change them, year 10 aud year
out and, out or in, cont c.re much about the n.
This is what we are now witnessing The
Slavery excl emept which so nearly elected a Pfesi;
den, Of the United States aet Fall has actually died
out and disappeared in presence Of the absorbing aud
overwhelming pressure Of the money crsl'. Men who
thought OF pggers last year are thinking OF dolsrs
and bar this and will not give any attsntion to
the political OF the country until they have
mace quite tain that they will not fail, and that
then debtors will pay up"
Fellow citizens! are you ambitious to be included
among the "we" who change their principles like
fashions, and don't care much about them?" Ii
YOU are, you know bow to vote or skulk to gain
such reputation Hear Col FOrpey, in his Press,
TO the ssme effect with The Herald, only that he
does not stultif, himself In saldering others. Hear
him:
"The contemplate feuds about Slavery; the shame
ful deprecations of our Southern fellow.couutryhed
the shneks over bleeding Kansas; tue ctamor of
msk ng the Norh paramount TO the south aud ell the
foolish fst arOnade of fanaticsn only Yesterday bow
awb W ardly DO they seem to US now How much IKE
the brass tlnsei ana falre VeiVet auu PoWtel e"ey
Of the political stage, after the play. and when the
painted ballroom has been deserted"
-Tnere are men just as base as these iDfdels to
Humanity would represent the Two Hundred and
Seventy Eve Thousand of your number who voted
for Fremont last November and some of them were
doubtless then with you. They trigged themselves
in "brass tinsel, and fase velvet, and pewter
"jewelry' and so passed themselves off for Repub
Gcans; not that they had any principle in common
with you, or any principle az all; but they thought
you might win, and they hoped in that case to De
a. the head of the hunt for "the Spoils." Yo1
tailed, ard they went on their csrriOn scentog way
Let them go! If you are ambitious Of their further
company, run after them If you were actu.ted
by principle lsst year, show it at the polls on the
first Tuesday in November
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

State ore prepared to 'ecogpize sod respect in our
perdipg election An Aueric,u xbo agrees with
Us in opposiDR the wrongs to which Ksp'" has
teen subjected under the auspices OF D'ualss,
Pierce snt BunhsDsn-whO is determine '|y opp Nsd
10 Slavery EItensi"n-wbo d-precss-s the sweep
ing opinions put forth by the slsvrholdiDs judges
in proDounciDR the Dred Scott decisiop-~ho pro-
tests sssirst the assumption Of Mr. Buchanan that
Slavery Exists in Kansas under tie Fderat Consfits
hen, ard that peitbsr Congress Ior the People OF
Ksnsss bsve any right to expei exclude 1t prior
~ The formal If a State Cous!ituton-n -
oil practical int.nts R~pubicau AID will so'n b
such il attitude AID Dsme. His Americsoism,
such ssit i', will hurt robcdy. snd it you'd b-
ctios play ts q ali il a ground OF ro's'"n. o.
the other hsrd the Wheeler ADD Walk Ap-ricats--
tbose Of the "Natiopal' Prn.Slavrry schao'-h -hav,
either alresdy joined 'be Shsm Democracy OFT a'e
Oh the high road to that goal They are our n'ta
~. antagonists, and it ,tters nothing in pr'cip"
and little il practice whether they assad US i'der
one bsnBer or another.
Such is our position with regard to what Il
termed Fusion" We act and vote a.eofd'
inely.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

TIE party calling itself Democ'atic hss % f>
quent occasions undertaken to poss's itssf II
power by violence and ,hreu's, or even By p,lrssh
frauds, by fighteriog its o,soneo o, dru",svA
tons Of pby.cl free, a. BY sval'as i'stl' q fssad
ulent returns. All former cases however ftsi
sort d fftred from the cou Sc 4 operation whcA
has for two ysais pat been g~ng % ia kssu
not only 10 deg rec but in krd In oil forue' io.'e
in which the Democrats, so cslled, have sssiM
themselves tf ucr mesns to pa orke p them eva
in power, they have aus ged, ano not without cos
siderat 10 show of pausoihty, HAT however the n
,urrs might not be in their favor stul thry h,i a
actual msjority of the people On their sie. eide
A mo,,:.,, If not techcical rg,t to the control a
affairs. But iu Kan;as there is not, and never hn
been, any room for setting up any such pteienss.
In Kansas the Pro-Slavery party, or a. the, noe
c,,, Themselves Nstional Democrats, have not sad
never had any preterse to being am-j'riV Of the
people. The whole government Of ksusas sincs
the Territorial administration was set on f1't hss
been bsrefaced attempt on the part OF an iac'a
siderable minority, supported BY a'd fro" without
10 usurp. now BY force, and now by fraad, and
now By a mixture Of both, the government d
the Territory. and to trsmpe the majority Of III
popuIaiion under foot And in tbs attempt beJ
have bee n from the beginning, aud are now. warmly
sustained by an administration Of the General Gov
eminent pretending to cal itself democratic. Ia
old times, democracy used to mean the preference
Of the many to the few it has now come 70 mess
the preference of the few to the many. Tee uafor.
iunate people Of this country are rea'lzios tAs
fate of the sheep in the fable who were coed into
di.pissiug their DID, tried, though sometimes rssAsf
surly wstchdogs, and receiving set of wolves ia
their places.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

The Chicago Tmes-Mr. Senator Douglass homo
orgsn-fancies that some political capital may be
made out Of our Oppostion to Mercantile Credits,
and thus sets about making it:
"WBAr WILL THE WEST SAT- re rTl-THB n.
Y TRIBUNE whose subscribers are numerous through
out the Wet is out in an appeal that more goods
be sod TO w estern merchants credit 1t appeals
to Importers refuse goods to all jobbers who will
presume 10 sell on credit to Western merchants. Let
The Western merchants who support The TRIBUNE
profit by the lesson"
Yes, Sir let them profit by the lesson" I"
Well would it have been for them, for Illinois, and
for New-York, had they profted BY the lessons we
have been reading them for months past on this
subject Of Mercantile Credits, and bought no more
goojs last Fall and last Spring than they were aole
to pay down for Be it ul lderstood that, In behalf
Of the West and Of the East-sf the Seaboard and
Of the Interisr-of Producers and Exchansers-
We protest against any sales Of goods On credit
from this city to merchants thousand mules away
They may be good-if they are, they can pay for
their wares and fabrics when they buy them Illinois
would have been far better situated oday if her
me rchants bad never asked nor given credit Size
is richer this hour than New York, and can better
afford to trust our City for her grain-crop han
this City can to trust her for merchandise Bat
there is no need of credit on either side. Lot III
come tight up TO cash payment both ways>
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

To the last Congress, quite number OF Men,
bers we're elected as Americans" but they had
Lot been three days in Washington before they we're
found arrayed against each other and acting with
Republicans OF Democrats, according to their pre-
possessions for or against the Slave Power. We do
lot suPposethey generally foresaw this when elected
-wewil presume that they personally acted in good
faith tbrOughout-but circumstances were stronger
than they, aid compelled them to array themselves
this side or that Of the Great Issue accordog 10
the laws Of political gravisasion. Thus it was is
srd will be; aud hence the American party, though
suOl in certain localities, failed to choose single
Member Of Congress from our Stats at the last
Election.
So soon as the touchstone was applied, portion
Of the American" Members of the la.e Houie
were found in line with the Messrs. washburns,
Morgan, Spinner, Giddings, Grow, &c; while an.
other portion were seen voting day BY day with
Me.srs. Richardson Quitman, Orr and John Kelly.
Tbe Amercsnism" Of either pOrtiOn-honsst and
earnest we will not doubt-proved subordinate in
action 10 their desire that Slavery should or should
rot be enabled to fasten iself the spacious Ter.
,itories of our Union. Thus Messrs Peton,
WsIeman and Strapahan, elected As American,
from this yiciusge. found themselves in direct aod
esrue.t aptsgonism with Messrs Whitney, WoeelsI
ard Walk. xho were elected on the same ticket
with themselves.
These fundamental truths tho Republic Ans Of Ou'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

In consequence Of the improvement in money
natter,. acd deficiency Of first rstabeef cattle oa
"wednesday at BaIi'S Head, the market was better
Tor sellers than the week before. though the N
proveneut was lees in price than it was in more
active state of trade, and greater conhdenc'
between buyer and seller. The price Of good
cattle ,uch as our bes. retail market butchers will
buy at such prices as they can, was equivalent TO
10 cents pOurd for the meat with sales Of few
. little extra st i0A cents. The rise in the mar
kes," If such is reported, is not such one as will
justify owners Of cattle in expecting an slvancs
next week, or even maintenance Of better rates
than 10 cents for the best quality, at which city
butchers must FIX their limit aud sell accordingly;
and that must ard will be considered. uader the
present state Of things. very high price for the
eop,umsr aud CERTAINLY = fair one for the pro-
ducer.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

II is reported from Washington that President
Buchanan intends to introduce system Of rigid
economy, and among other things to stop all work
and TO dismiss the workmen employed upon the
various Custom Houses and other public buildings
in the process of erection Not only is economy on
the part of the Government good thing 10 gen.
eral-the prospects of the public revenue for the
next year, would seem imperativelS to require it;
yet the Government in this matter has duty to
Others as well - 10 itself, and We would well
wish that its retreDchments at this moment might
fall on other than the wOrkingmen. How ATE our
laboring population to live if there is to be gen.
eral stoppaee of work? and who can find the
means to 90 Oh if not the Government Of the United
States Surely, at q time like this, when so
many private indivduals obliged to dismiss the
laborers in their employ through absolute inability
to find means to pay them, it is the duty OF the
Government rather to find work for some of these
idle hands than to segravate the evil by adding to
their number. This stoppsge of work is one OF the
greatest evils Of the present crisis. 1t 10 two
edged sword, which inhicts double wound. BY
taking away oil capacity on the part Of the dis
missed laborers to purchase, it puts serious OBJ
.tace in the way Of the revival Of trade, while at
the same time, by stopping production, it takes
away the very means relied upon BY our business
men wherewith to pay their debts 1t is the GUS
tom of other governments, in times of public dis-
tress like this to set on foot new public works, for
the very parpose of finding occupation for the uu-
employed. 1t is, however, natural enough that
Government so entirely as ours under slavehOlding
control should turn cold shoulder to Free Labor.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
To the Associated Press.


WAsHINGToS, Wedsesday, Oct. ", f8T.
Assurances have been officially given that Eaglanl
will not inteIftre with any arrangement whca th6
UDi'ed Ststes may purpese wiki Nicaragua in reisoa
the transit route. Thus all objection has been with
drawn.
The friends of Mr. Toucey confidently assert tha 10
will retain bis position Secretary Of the Navy, hn
decination of seat upon the bench Of the supreme
Court row being conclusive tba subject.
The Secretary Of War left Wasbir gton this morusg
for New-YoIk on official business Including tho p
spectiOp of the defenses Of that city.
The III Paso and Fort Yuma Wagon.ro,d ExpsdL
tons were at Fort Chadburbe, T-xss, on the Ibid
September Severe rains had delayed their prsgress
the plans ard c8used richness 10 the camp To-
cud;pg that of Leach, the Superintendent. Tney ss'
pected TO reach FL Paso on the 18th lost.
The Fort Kearney anu Honey Lake WsgonFoea
Expeditions, under MsRrsw, were at a poiot sevensy
miles west Of Fort Laramie on the 9th Of September.
All were well.
The o wing the names Of the priocipal ofioen
of The Powbaisn, which is about TO proceed 81 me
Ibdies hsg ship Of the squadron: Captan-Psssocs
Lieutenants-J Johnston, Trepchsrd, Roberts, 'nsis
Seumes and Habersham. Fleet Surgeon-Spop1
wood. Passed Assis taht SurgeoI-SaIdford. fafsef
Gallagher. Captain Marines-Tayl)r. NJ acuas'
Aaster-Boyd. aplau-Wood Chief EogineSr-
Shock. Assistant Engine eers-Rutheford, Chy, Luz
gan: Archer, Blight and Kitg. "A
The ship SuOply will take stores to Arcs ~.
mandiTg-Gray. Observation-Disclosures, ksh bissSs
and Gillis, and passed Assistant Surgeon Howitz.
cispstch from Richmond Gays that both 'hs ioC ioC
bers Of the Custom House in that city are 10 Pnso"
there, and that $4,000 Of the money has been y"
covered,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

The advces BY the Europa, which are generally
regarded as uDfavOrabe, 10 that they snow hoS DIS
astrOus result the knowi ledge Of the foil extent Of
com nercal dltaster here is Ikely to produce upon
the other eide Of toe water had an unfavOrable ef
it ct upon the market, which shows general de-
cline as compared with Tuesday prices. The de-
maid for gold is less active, and the premlu n is
declining heavy iDstalment of specie came by
the Europa, and million two is SAID to be coming
by the Persia, portion of which is f r The pur
chase of produce.
Money is some What e,sier and confidence is re-
wing but business is still very contracted, and
extensions, especially amoog dry-goOds houses,
numerous From other cities we hear little news.
The st Louis merchants h,ve resolved TO take the
bills of all solvent bsok. at par. The Governor OF
Missouri has commented at length upon the state
Of monetary matters there aud made number Of
practical suggestions in bis message to the Legs
Iatule now in session. One or two Southern banks
and rarcads have suspended operations. But five
New. England banks stll hold open doors The
banks Of this city will not probably resume specie
payments until the Let of April if they do 30 soon.
Every day we hear of more ard more workmen
thrown out of employment.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
The Trihune for California

Will be ready at 10 O'Clock this morning. It
Win contain oil the News since the sailing Of the
lest steamer, Money and Market Reports, Marriages.
Deaths, sc. The st. Louis will leave to-day at
o clock. The Mails close at o'clock.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing for sale
st the counter. Price, s certs.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22


Neither Mayor Woed nor his oficisi substitute
Aid. Clancy, wss prefer YESTERDAY at the rene"
Of the Police. TIE reasons are obvious. lnstesd
Of bis quious toos, the rauks were filed WITH
men vho.e jealous support Of the Law. as sustained
By Judge DEMO ard his compeers Of the Court OF
Appealr, bad brought them under the ban OF the
futFisn MyOr-men whom he sought by every
meals in bis power to destroy bile they were In
the legitimate performance OF their duty. There
were men to look him liz the eye who wore upon
their bodies the scars received in that nurderOu,
copHict on the City Hall stepr. No wonder he
quailed before such parade With sll bis executive
ability AID ubbOuI,ded audacitS," he had not the
perye to face these victims Of his. 1t was moral
triumph Of law and order not at all 10 the taste of
the gtat Dead Rabbit; aud he very quietly kept
out Of sieht, retiring, perhaps, to attend to the
more cCpgeDisl bu,De.s Of the invoices aud the let
ters III The Msrvne case, soon 10 be brought befJre
the Court Of AppesIs. Mr. CLANCY must bave been
busy in editing rtaio Corporate paper 10 xhic',
Of eourfe be has no pecuniary interest, sn,s that
would be q mlsdemesnor. Pre- 'ident Phillips Of
the Board Of CouDcilmen--he will pardon US for
naming him 10 ,uch cOmpany--whO is slsw-abidng
citizen aud a gettlemsn, was present, aud In HE
tfficial right Represented the City Government
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

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s'spl,Sf,em ~, ss;ss',raa,,- a.. ..is "a D..
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u 80 n,sr fe'.' ~ AZ 81. .sos.-.
"a - ufTthsb b "a, Kan.,. e. n..,t,,,.,
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s,.t y. ~n'-r ssm't, - c..at.,.F
sisFtsen rp- A've c0i v"'e 10 ,s.
# At.r,n rss, tive sn a.. :
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m.r.,f rirasre II "i. !,
mut. e.. 4. rsf,'ut-s" -. gal v,,...
...m. 80 'ar =. b...h- uY't t",, a,-
psrt.cir -r- "p' fs:'n hot Ia r-,,s.
Pre- Sat- uer, - u'n'r 10 nut ssa,ns
j. iu,y. Itvovd b. giving ths m ssnes q, 49,,
srd n s-rp rt in.'.ad Of 6s TIA ,,- -
usn. pstiru { IA deriskug 10 'r-G- G a.,t,s .
on tt+ psr,tt \ Correction IN -rE D. "a s..,,
stIt pes =, rt, mptihi- 'r-g"'fs q To- yephaa.
y,plc be ,cded the fr.ud a,t la.ilt NJ seeu,,,,.
10 Las. ,ff ,bi. Cnnsaruyr.n ~ ssacirpsd hv !.
popular s,ie lis DOT z" or supposed tou an,
having rec, ntly given sucb vuqa'stie pnot
ci their large sc,nsl uhj"'i, iu toe Trsa'ors. tn
Fr,e estate men Of Katsss ii qristly slbut 10 n
n a5e the victims Of any such aud
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

. 'trg up sPs~nth.p. II lie 60, ard it hh'o
.-r, pductso 81" offered ouly to the poor sewing
p,rls pow tbrran spdd,bl, and unexpecdity ont of
TN. hyutot 1t anl t,ve scores Of them from such
,nptaiims as tumnp Is'ure esn h,rdy resist.
whc will do .methine TO realza thee plan, or
a"y pisu rhst pr"mi-es 70 alleviate the suhsricg' OF
the COMING Wipter1
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
TIE UTAH EXPEDITION.

ST. LOUIS, Wednesday, Oct q, IoD.
Adyiees from Fort Kesrnsy Of the "a SePte~9Ss..
state that Col Johnston, commander of the Utah Es
pedi.ioD had arrived there. Pne Fih iofsntry egus
companies Of the Tenth Infantry, and two osueheS 80
Artillery reached FOrt Laramie on the IIn NV. 80
Crock, with Elk companies Of Drsgoons was Tss
weather was favorable, and the indications were as'
there would % q late Fall.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

That it hiss been determined BY Gov. Walker and
the Kansas tfcials to uulhfy, by grossly fraudulent
returns, the heavy majority Of votes east By the
Free-State men Of Kapsas at the recent election,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

TIE first Parade Of the Metropolitan Police Of
this City took place yesterday. About three ffta'
Of the whole nuDber present, the others being
necessarily on duty. The parade ". creditab!e
alike to men and officers. In their new u1iforu.
the force presented a praisewcIths appearance; t;
ard their personal qualifications are stl more
respectable.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
THE FIRE AT CHICAGO.

CHIcAGo WsdLesdAy, Oct. II A.
The funerals Of those found in the ruins Oh :" 49,
yesterday were attended this afternoon . oy hesss
corcoune Of citizens Most Of the bushes "s ls pre-
veis closed, and the stores along sne nn' "
oeesion were drspsd in mosnngu
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
MINNESOTA ELEC ZION.

pecial Dispatch to The N. Tribune
CHICAGO, Wednesday, Oct. 81, fSS7.
I think the Republicans have carried %
Minnesota Legislature by small majority. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
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their places.
peoisi Dispatch 20 The N z. Tribune.

Special Dispatch TO The N z. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81, 1857.
Quarterpsster R, ynolds, who was disuissed y
deiaulter three years ego, but has srce been Dc.
cided not to be .Hcb is restored to Office with fsh
bsck pay.
The Democrats have private dispatches n
nouDciDg the election of Payne over Chsse -
Governor Of Ohio, BY 800 msjority.
Col Benton is restored to health 50 far tAss -
goes out to ride. His book agaiost the bred Sc ~
decision will soOn be out 1t is terribly soven
upon some of the opinions.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
Aem.Ilpr,s Dadlp Gtibunm
THURSDAY. OCTOBER %, 1857.
TO CORREsPONDENps.

Duhsonber m sending rontsnccs frequently omit 10
lion Of the Post OtHos. very frequently ths
Of State TO which their paper 70 be sent Al
vsys mention the name Of the Pest Q1ses and Seas.
No notice taken Of Communications What
intended insertion be authenticated
naEus address Of the wrtenot necessarily for puhr
uoc, but guaranty Of his good fsith
W. osnao. undertake return rejected Comnuncstons
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.

Troy. "Wednesday, Oct. 81, 1857.
The Hon. John ID. Willard of Troy WAS this dsy
unanimously nomir sed for Senator BY the Democrsn0
Convention for the District composed Of the Coansss
Of " ashipaton and Rensselaer,.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

be confesses tie crime. The t~o Who were with
him when the deed wss done srs s,sc IN custody
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

james Rogers, TIE perpetrstor of the murder
n TeEth avenue on Saturday night, was arrested
yesterday at Woodbridge, Nj. Ii 10 said that
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR ASSEMBLE
SCHENECTADY, Wednesday, Oct. 2l, 1871
The Repub ican Convention, which met here today
onira'ed for men Der of Assembly, Argus Molateshs
nd for County Treasurer, WIN. N. Colborne.