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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06

PRorsgrY,-We hear Of but few changes
10 property At this time, although no d 1h
there kis maav ss'r- in = private "n,. 4
brisk haslhsss la property IA eSa"'ia all
Tbs OPsalns Of tstias,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06

Phiio Tompkin., Esq., has written Us an
ether letter nom Tonpkinsvills, BY which
Il will Do seen tina, oil the cxci,smen.s DO
not tS,s W Ia ,hi. place. His letter will
b recognized as satire oa certain asso.
citation In this city In is efforts 10 extin.
euish Uncle Archy--the Gazette. Ph'lo
Tompkins, Esq's. satire on tho Bridge WIS
an excellent hit, and this " Ill make the dry
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06

AeaiooLA.-.Ws publish ta,aay 'ts't
from Agrit ole giving details the temper.
snee move al at lie Claire. and b y gur
oss action recently taken 'hsrr h' ar, DIV
liquor selling. The letter has bren ! i'd
over some days, through the press oi 'gs
latve GORE ondence. &C.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06

Or TIE SLIDING SCALE team OF hor.
sss coming down Brady street hill early
yesterday morning, slpped wien abou, hall
way down, AID reached the foot 0! The hill
with their own feet paving in the drizzle
above ina yuin endeayor to straghlen them.
selves up. The only damage done was the
breaking Of harness.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06

AINvsT a RuxAwAY.-Tso horses at.
Tackled to wagon lad, viii br'r. run
away yesterday On Brady street. but The
wagon from the ieiness Of The .teet getting
. little ahead Of the horses. the Whole e.tab.
ushnsat wss brought TO . U"'rlrid "a d
iusl In front Of the Ell eerai aiae.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06

Eis 0AxETsE ..s...
Pleas ahsnu' ue that III
Comal,h. ua tho conslitut on for the
Los;d rf T,uie Mill report In law days,
Y.ur-, J. NJ. DALzILL.
hartman Of Committee
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06
Illegal Election CT U. s. zen TOR n indian.

isDiAaAPuLIs, Feb. 4.
The Demo cra's of the indiana LegisIa
tare held 10 day joint convention TO- he
election Of u >. Senator, without the con
eurrenee, bu' ia opposition u the protest f
the Senate Gideon l. Fitch was elected
10 the yacaney-Jesse d. Bright for tie fu /
term, There were t~en y-six $ majors
pr seat, bul the convention lacked fifteen OF
ii quorum.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06

brr0sasrsl Heansagssn sh' hs"t's
ponspieupusly Ia Nicaragua. IL sia"aa',-'
BY birth. Al d. It 10 said. esm ia 'i''- e.'a
Wy with Governor Kcssuth,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06
Sailing OF the Psrsi .

Nsw YORK, Feb. 4.
The steamer sailed at p. N for Liver.
poo! with $50 passengers and Sa76,000 ia
sneuit. ~
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no fi,as II he B,lti,

Nav YORK, Feb. 4
No signs Of the BAtc at Sandy Hook
nov in her tenth day cut.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06
THROUGH OUR

Mn. for snfa
" s,ilrI Sisil, SLsG
E,aiHss II aty slss. also
Rotary Saving Masiiggs
hirai.iti ~ order, Iran Mai
lias sIi. 'irstes VI Wa.s vu
had. team AE tsties and
Bras, ss.ta- f.,r sIssH
wt.ra e-nsgtty lila tas
iine II tuiisiisg Aa'asr
ala ~ d"ry eanjeii.
ten. - e. -i,r ;gr,gi,.
lAg atrhth.B tri.i., branch # It's iraas
aud know HAT We can salts III Any and
all who have o'at>iu - want any eoodS
IA tho al building ~ . krep only tho
..T brands OF VA j. sRi e., Viii te Lead /
Paint oil, anti very laIec nent Of
TRIMMINGS s'.rt, 'S"k- X stclIos Butts
Y Ring"s, tsias> sch thEurs. Patty. sash
Puitirs. ind"w Springs aud Locke,
Weights sud L"fd aud things 10 nu,Ier ois e
ut'hti"u. our so OF fn,.e, i,urd~ re- and I b .
va IDS vii be asd attractive We have tine as
so,tuIrnt II silver III std are ,usistng Of Re,
Set.s, Cake Baskets, q, tfee Urus. Talls rnd Tsi
rpaaus. hrs, fs' aud D;nn-r Iastns. NY
styles, Ga>'Eri. ssgara and Salt sposn.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06

Mr.. sEahs will deliver the xext lecture
before the Young Mems Lit rsry Assoeia.
tinn. probably next Monday morning,
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Dadl6ltqa y
MsanNeoR, Lawns lDLAKElG0RE, IA
BANKERS, tx ~


and Dealers in Foreign q Domestic Exch ang, ),
UncurrsntBank Notes, Sold and silver Eofa
AND LAND WARRANTS.
DsyEE PORT, Iowa q.
GyPEfJAL attention given TO the collection Of Aes
ocaHllty paper and resntia IN .l~ ,iay q Z
pa yne nj (ffee fcosmi seonJ in sig dsans o., Ia
terri cities. e 80 as' e 'its5=5H
Jf-JsLind Warrsatsts ogkt. soId An; located. Per,
sola attention gwen tbe urcnse aud ssip town
And county, pvopery, aud tho seisett'"ct isn4s for
entry. s
TT'Signt Check. on We've YORK, gB,-ton, FbiIadel-
phta f.altinorc, Wnyhlnyton Ciy ffttsbnrg, 1iucin
aau ST. Louis and Chicago. Always or saie ~ Suns
=, suit purchasers, Also, Startling. french anil Ger
man axeha age.
H Il Tsirold and silver Coins bought and so.i.
Diifpc biiis on EhieaRo. H. louis and View YORK
discounted and o. siess paper oi shos dates bought
4 .lr lowest rates. tats fh6 ~ sRAts
lfrthgneg np,n Real E.tats sccari'ie. procured
al small eomni ssipo. 1850 ~ ~ q
I ,'iats,..st alias ~ ou je4,site. Pet 81
ALEX. ". M4RE50R, -
Notary Puzzle and Insurance Agent, ts5i
,fsce aneins iims-tf NcGfagot, id~as5 Hiaks.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06
LULAL MATTERS.


PlcK Pockkrs In tie crowd ,ba, attend
cd Mr.. Coughs lecture "Wednesday evening
there were some Of the light-6ngered gentry
Ose lady on arriving home found Tint he'
pocket had been cut entirely out If hel
dress. Fortunately she took GU, her wall
before leaving home SO that The extent d
the planj,r comprised a pocket.hapdk. T.
chief and lead pencil. May they do the
chivslrous posseseor much good. We sug.
rsst to the ladies' to leave their valu b es al
home, and to the police to be Oh the alert
THI DEAocRAr ssys it published all the
ordinances re alive to market houses, meat
markets, &c, before the Gazette. We are
glad to hear this. But is il not little sin
gular that the Democrat kept perfectly qai.
0, during the excitement OF a month Or Two
ago, not daring 10 eliminate itself against
the City Council, while the Gazette was dis.
cussing the subject in all its details. The
Cssette has al no time ndyocateGthe monop
oily complained Of; on the contrary, it has
always bcen 10 favor II meat shops.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06

NTEANBEk~' u ahent.ry con pieIs,
IN " Consnt, e2,H
bibis Maiu.i. By W. ". Esorts, i,5y
tlius.lanana OF scripture, BY H. b. Hackett, i,2j
hiaafy Transialion " The I'm zlisn nitle,
Mrs. COnhlt, 20
b. tie Dictionary, BY II. M.leolA, u. q. -
II eodusia or ueroine OF Faith, with ptrSitt ,Vy
Sturgeon thp No i.IG WAitRoiJ, by MAsswG, 10
kaarea sbea :, a.t IA t'eivrs u t|eailss, tS5
Foot. piirti oil lhet Ycstof ty Hagn xi.;sY, i.D
OLD Rod Sandstone. ersIsyin2ss Nv
Plurality Of Worlds, ~ h HttuaeaaE. E T. 40
Eas:s sdd a3sa, GaSoi. ia
nIag, Pri,GssEI, HAIR iss
Pre.A DANTE karin, y i,sU
Ch,;s, Ia tt.s.ofJ. = PaTaBuat is5
Rich.s Of Gtsce ai d. ~ ing Va e.ses, la
M.ditatioI. % last psy e III CEst.i, M
propa.ta -ui King. oil { 10 Ola f.,.taMsaI, ~,
nii,sn Hoa,1aot1, or iapaghts for the
( Afflicted, ITO
Gu is.iAg Mirror, Lselurs. by ]. u Jetsr, - .. o,
4 A. No. 50 Brady ST near the Post Office.
+ Imo2ftt Ei ADA MS
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ThI.L3ihN T. POWERS,
LiSD AGENTS.
0taes Brady S.ssst, between second and Third
tHs assass Streets.

| .TALL3IAN & POWERS,
/ LiSD AGENTS.
Office Brady S.rsst, between second and Third
t5s ss Streets.
InFfERfofs4!s tts t,it. ring yxIua . Real Es-
City Property IN Davenport.
l. Apus1 and iotop Ihird street near the corner
q six svss the south ss.t corner Of Fourth and
Farha'n -tfects
,. si- lis al Norta sly- iorts ost~ Perry and
Aiisne ,ssyv lots ell started and In parts OF
the city most rapidly imprevas anl viii be cold on
Farming Lands ia Johnson County.
st of ) M =. 3ef 70 X hanges 81 60 acses.
h!ofN. E.ts, s3r. - y Range west 80 acres.
Z. offs. r - - ~ n. Ranges vest ~ acres.
FROM Davenrostso lowaCuy. es
Clinton county.
Nine hundred acre. o. prairie and ninety scrss Of
timber land near Eftirap. Q, seven miles from Ly.
ons ai.rsDn Co.. nsas 'hs ttairosd; all ehsss land,
~eli 1atered.
The above properly will be sold on liberal credit
Scott County.
mpsesed farm one mile and. half from Prince.
ton sixty acres ar.. rate land, we'll improved with
good Aoases. Viii DO sold At bargain.
IsWsshiAk County.
Two aaEdtsd xnd Gay Acres ans pssihs Land two
n!ls. n Z. Y. q AoAsesan.,sAs s"slsy sss'.
"sa '''''s-a" s.o,,ca g
Grove. isfrs psss fsoM waisot.. lee niiss ted
LaSe5pUft. veil watrt~ut
iagasfss Eve g.ss sSssa ssstfssm slisxovy n.svs
vary aaasss isAG
Near usvsayssl
paa aaa oaa-Eebi utica from Cessi Hovss % jAs
bia5, Ssta s1rsSs NawS 81 ssvss sua ssssoNAa.A8
essusrs snssiI foS .. Is aafls aadsy the AsSkSSl
.tsis OF sstiyasaa aud xoil supplied With tfutt
itsoss Tea o6satfal s.sd Ia sAs r;s.sity ttAs
oily. fas.aF. all. @ tta
Seven milss xsn uAysApoys,
farE Vi ~ acaos ~ uulsr cultivation, " u liza.
bar. nsvet sit.ag sifoata runs through II. WA
bsaail s.ry easag.
+ Near WAleott,
81 Acres 9! choice prairie ct . tsrgs.a
- At North Davenport,
A hx.,, u d.aa afaS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06
Per oaieal pspsr,msn, January 24.h

Fer .oaieal Department January 24th.
r. RIbuNE Almanac frd Politics. 'irxistrs for
les; III gle e. ie. Is cent?: per i"z II, 81 so
Godc,'s Laayts Book Tor r. btaars,
Ifrahsm's Magazine, - -
Blliou's d, srtnaf's Home do
Yankee Notions, NIX NnS,
Harper Jonr nai ot iylu satiuh Jnn. II.
A. York Tribune, ) nj " eosly IL h, Week.
Flag Of our Tuna, B.s+tn, Eth,
halIou,s let al, j. 9Th,
IesHe's iiiYstiaftd do DO
Louion al ,.tfaieI Ness, Dee NJ Der eth.
At No IS Biady street, near the ost odiee.
/ M ~ III ELi ADAMS,
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EY LOOKING

.l..'. II Leather, Ii a4ire csig aha A, l.if
is srs.ass. ani thought 81 niAap b. IL. .u
ps..s. We aj.ar tits a's,i ~ sa ..,,s.r',
prizes. Mill nsa hIa a.fi.iui.:s All, Al
ssss llrt here ian .t1ag - ,atil sini.
VI ae:;ias suS ,'sss.ay. i,a.t,hi u.,i o !, q,
Mstry Aea ~ vi s'ai saes
a,-t -fs a.! 81! b. x2.Issp.i
Fi!ss. -'iin. i,sa tie i-. n
tsi'ia. 81. la Ill. ;,ar os ;,",,as
Ea't,isr 4 . ;s-s as.o. ri, ,:,v
ii..st d-.tfEl.se
si;i,.s al 'ls:kirc SICK
8. snI !! ns.s, l.ito.,
~ Furniture. H.tls
lana, rlsS Rama s:.i
ali other sii,:s psa..--
,.r..!.ps. lr,:ir.
GTs, Mrt ca. tsrS s..l -Iuf.
teas OF e e. sp.ce AIist.sS
l,rs ,aiuil- st pk.. Sn.If,.rs
Lamps, iahtef hi. p'.oas. Ls-
DIS Hu3tss " Forks IT,,
Srlts, t.,iiuc Hit,l lea tiu-. aaisitrs 81.
lee and f,a : 1fs lasio,s. butcher and
C,nk Knives, " at Forks. and u "a. ut,-at,d
things not enumerated. Agent. tor lire
Prof Safes. Vault Do,,r-, scalss OF every
kiud and maxi. Noyes' aud other Portable
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Selling Rates II Exckalse,
By COOK 4 sA1GEnT.


THE HOTEL an WALCOTT,
TWELVE mites west Of Davenport, The asa sta.
Il ton the n 4 u. kailr0ad. Tn Aasse =
well built, and 10 situated - sAsarsl etevasicn r
NE prairie, ecsae"ssN@ M xt0n s3ve vtoW 0r IL
suSIosndingt entity y fas 0Tito -.
son for sportsman aGnpg Tho hHntiDg SCISSOR.
large ana con uodinn> xss ale u stsaeh u Ma
PREMISE. Terme very Tow, aud y ~
lie n r 81 ait assa
:vl Pars OF th- b"'"n- H.opey vii be Rjvea-
Possession given imm cdia ely. apply -
aovs2 dif COOK = "A R0s .
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Godsy's Lady's BOOK for February
1 LIS ), di.Ata's stag ziita, Arthnr Home, Yth s-e
\ Notions, Nix Max. g. far February. at
The Iowa Book Rooms.
NJ SC Brady street. rear ths fo.t uttise.
I.i,2l ELI ADAMS
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NOVICE

Mr John &. bsv.~ MAS this day bssa ahnne,
VA Ie.: Partner ". Arn. The buslneea Nh
~ continued as f"~ ard uhdeP the sone
hare and style. COOK aAR0RHT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06

- LAMB WARRANTS,
feOR saieby
L Feb.ia. cHuBB, BRO, BARROW s CO
:. ~ - Feat stLE.,s
.;.iuacst steaatui II I'd mile 10 rth u Wasnts
Tor sale on easy terg na 1870 = ~
Poar 40 acre lris fine for farming ! mile north of
Felton, tefm. easy IND Iv,e re. Reasonable. f
2.Uacres In Washington county, Is miles fro'a 10.
AZ Ii:y and 10 from Wa.hington. ~nd good road
Of winch is fire timber \, the whole we'll ws,ered,
will be sold chespnhd term. easy es saa
fJlots, . miles wes, Of Iowa CITY, we'll wAtefed
aad very fertile; terms easy.
--hLSD-
"A few we sitiatrd iuts ia the city Of Davenport.
-ALSC-
30 lots In Wet DayeDp RI ID size from 60 b cno
scel ahd ! 10 acres, itfns and Year,, "a IN
hand.
-ALso--
A ". II he'd tw q si..ry Brick dwelling, ooms
ahd l.rsr cellar. wood louise aud Stable. tisei
Wow Ipm III, obstryaiory of large part of the
city, Rock Island and Moline.
Several sell dntshed dwellings Vi ground ieass Of
y years would bs,oid cheap aud ossy ,srn.. Ap-
ib - (octil) G. IA ps.
Rslehsr. Refined sugars.
1 10 Barred. Ill grades Tor safe By -
Corner Second sni Perry sts.
PLANTATION NoLAssrs,
j barrels i.a'i'hs aud for s :1is Y rasw oo
G4ssler ssG.sa and Perry SIS.
b2gsu FRUITS.
.is.as rlaa.s frHHas, f;z 4a;ss. psasls- Las.
y 'ss'.. e'sf-s' &C. h" 81; sssl V ,ataa +. ca
l.rsa. saslAa AID ?siss 80
;, isu-- Sh!se FsE Trout, rie.sss assriaa .sis.t.
l sag1naa, Sc. tor sails ny
EvASs, cfkW d 10.
goslst s.cand sad Perry So. sasaa
PRRssRvEs-
Beaches rpia. Ai,rico.s Plans. strs stssf,s Blsss
Il berries. tine Aptie, Ginger. i1s truit, &c iof
ale by EVANS, CHEW GO.
Inru.s 5saond aud Perry SIS. tsss ~ /
'Ls, Lard Ro.ia' si-nr, Sss Tor , salssr ON
Corner second md petry SIS. "'~
srrta trcsly Sealed Dysiers 1,.nistles, Peaches,
L 1 I.p,sters &C.. Mt EVANS, CHEW 4 CO.
tain..I Sec..nd and errv sts- Oct Is
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DAlLY BULLETIN, JANUARY 24;h.
flnnkr 4 m

Isl 40 jam /. 1853
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0O11AIIIIN0 1ISI1KS 9aE 9@97
kNOk sale NJ fair n,isss Esd ell on long credit a
l. ncilixts Improvements " 81 III.
COOk Il ARGENT
VIII seil lots 10 pas,cs WAn vii build on ,Asm this
season, ~ moderate psioos and on credit Of i, .
and 49, 80 Quns &
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T beaches, EEr AErin,a, Plans, strs bsrfi.s B!tes
L berries, tine apt., Ginger. lie truit, &c ;of
Ale by EVANS, CHEW 60.
1 4rL:f s..onJ al,l Perry SIS. t#sE NJ a :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-14
FROM THE WEST
Carlisle, Pa.-The Barracks-Dickinson Col.
lege-Laying Corner Stone, &c.

CARLISLE, Pa, July 0, 1857.
Editor Of The Star-Feeling a need of recre, {.
ton from the labors and excitement of life in the
capital city, on last Monday week took nv de-
paIture from amid the hum of political strife,
where the struggling 'souts'' and "insn are all
viewed alike with jealous eye, and after sailing
Tor some ten hours under strong head Of steam
landed in this place. Most of my road lay along
the banks OF the Susquehanna, the scenery of
some points Of which is truly beautiful, the land
appearing highly productive and well cultivated,
especially after you cross the border line and en-
ter the great agricultural State of Pennsylvania.
Carlisle is one Of the oldest towns in the State.
and Is beautifully situated In the Cumberland
valley, midway between two Dranche Of the Al.
leghanies, known as the Blue Ridge mountains.
1t was place Of considerable note during the
Revolution, General Washington having occu-
pied 1t as his quarters for short time, and IL is
but couple Of years since the old Jail in which
Major Andre was confined was torn down. Lib
erty poles were erected on its public squares, and
many severe skirmish took place beneath them,
between its patriotic citizens and the b -itsh nd
Tories who infested this region at that period.
The town, however, though beautifully laid out,
and In healthy situation, has increased but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-14
PERSONAL.

-. Adam Good has a bell foundry in Buffalo.
Pious people are scandalized by slowly reading
his sigma dam Good Bell Foundry.
go. Rev. f.. l.. Magoon has resigned the charge
of the Oliver Street Baptist Church in New York
His congregation presented him with six months
salary gift.
-... Among the visitors at Nahant, Mass are
Miss Maria Cummings. the authoress of the
=. Lamplighter,' Miss Fanny Kemble and the
Hon. X. c. Winthrop.
II The British Government has granted to
the widow of the late Hugh Miller pension of
I 20 per annum, in consideration of Mr.. Miller's
services to Literature.
-. Douglas yerrold edited. at the period of his
death, LlOyd's Weekly London Journal, and the
proprietor has offered Charles Dickens S15,0OO
per annum to occupy the post.
-. Mrs. Swisshelm, lady of considerable
lame as writer, and for a number of years the
editor OF the Pittsburg Saturday Visitor, i now
defunct reesoil paper, has gone to reside at St
Cloud, Min.
80. We had a visit Yesterday from j. G. SAKE
the poet, whom we are glad to find restored to
vigorous health. The poet has gained 60 pounds
avoirdupOis within the last few months NeIc
York Mirror.
from this city that he is absorbed in his (Con-
gressional) work that he has no time to call his
own. He says: 80 My publishers have an i'm
mense capital invested in the abridgement and
cannot. in justice to them well as myself, per-
mt any part Of their force TO be idle. Thus far,
1 have kept up my engagement. Only beginning
last September, and traversing the country almost
the fourth in the press, and part of the fifth prt
pared. i shall finish within two years from the
time began barring accidents, though nobody
thought il when said so.';
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-14
California Items.

Our mails by the Star of the West bring some
additional California intelligence:
Senator BrodeTick is beginning to create serious
divisions in the Democratic ranks. He leads one
wing Of the party, which is bitterly opposed to
Buchanan appointments The Democratic Con-
vention IS to be held at Sacramento on the nth Of
July, and the Republican on the Sth.
News had been received of the expulsion of
w Iker from Nicaragua and stories of his cruelty
are published at length in some of the papers
well authenticated. A large part of the commu-
nlty received the intelligence with satisfaction
Continued and successful exertions in wagon
road enterprises have occupied the attention of
many OF the people of the State. A stage coach
laden with passengers, has made the trip from
Orovllle, through the Sierra Nevada to Honey
Lake Valley, the western terminus of the National
Wagon Road, and has safely made the trim to
and fro between Placerville and Carson Vallev
The energy and liberality displayed by those
counties interested will probably ensure the con-
struction of two or more good wagon roads to in
tersect with the National road to Utah
The superintendent and other federal officers
having charge of the western division of the
general road have left, oil their tour of expIora-
Ton and survey. They are to locate the line of
the road as far east as Salt Lake
The Indians on the Umpqua Reservation, Ore
SonI having become disaffected, had broken out,
ana al last accounts were on their way to Port
Oxford, where the inhabitants were armlnD
themselves to give the savages a very warm re-
ception-
M MOnserrat, the paramour Of the royal sister
cl hamehamaha III, Sandwich Islands, having
been banished from the islands, by order of His
Majesty, has left for California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-14
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The IRtelttgeneer, to-day, continues its frank
and earnest support of the Kansas policy of
President Buchanan, saying, in the course of
its article:
Talk as we will, or quarrel as we NAV, the
popular Will OF the Territory must sooner or later
nave It's way, and the popular sentiment must
mould the institutions Of the new State as il
Pledses The practical question for considerate
men to decide IS not whether this form or that is
best, but whether by imposing forms on the new
state rePugnant to the majority you force it to
ton, or let 1t choose its course naturally and
quietly at frst.n
The Union, discussing the unanimity with
which the Democracy of Kansas sustain Cover
nor Walker, says:
:. The tone of the Democratic press of Kansas,
ana the advices which have been received within
lew days from leading pro-slavery men of the
territory, afford the most ample assurance that
in the proceedings of the convention we have
faithful reflection of the sentiments and wishes
OF the National Democracy of Kansas. We feel
SdtlShed that, If the true condition of affairs had
been known at an earlier day, the censuring reso-
buttons adopted by the Georgia and Mississippi
democratic State Conventions would never have
Oeen otfeTed-if offered 1T all-in the shape which
they now appear on the record and that We
should also have been spared many hasty Judy
nents, intemPerafe expire ssions, and unfounded
conclusions which not few of Southern
contemporaries have fallen into through a want of
correct information, or a Misrepresentation of the
facts of the case
Noticing the condition Of the canvass in the
district Of Alabama represented by the Hon.
Mr.. Dowdell, (who is a candidate for re-elec-
ton, and is opposed by Thos. III. Watts, Esq,
the candidate Of the American party,) the Union
pays Mr.. ID. many merited compliments. We
trust there can be no question as to his re-elec-
ton; for in all that makes reliable and useful
public man, he is essentially strong before the
House, here. The same paper takes occa-
sion to explain who L. Q. C. Lamar, Esq,
Is, he being the gentleman nominated by the
Democracy to represent in the next Congress
the district of Mississippi represented in the last
by the Hon. Mr.. Wright. He is a Georgian by
birth, comparatively young, a nephew of Gen
NJ. b. III. Lamar, ex-President of Texas, and
famed as one of the most talented and promising
rising men in the State.