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More THAN cO,Wo PRINTED.
=" ARpEn'S WI

Fye cents q numbcr-s2 10 ysay.
Number seventeen ready this day.
CosnNrS
The Deicnee OF Judge Elnonda
Partisan Ofteists.
The British Elections.
The KNOCK a, he Door h'osJyl
Chsi-DipionaIsIs IN Embryo; The Bei fIas The Marcy
T Man ibou; Town. DANES Double; The Boa Of Green
Cloth.
slu,e Celestial illustrations; Sail Barrow; Var.
er. Sailors Pipe Merchant; ANandsrin at Home; MN
dsi ms Wife. Chine" Troops 81 Various Grades.
sr John Bosrng-fOgr-i OK 81 John DoarnS BslsA Go
vernon Of Hons Kong.
IlIerary-Ncw Boos- and Isrrary Gossip
Domestic Intelligence.
Rangers Iifc in Nicaragua Ilastra.ons: Mountains in
OF IabaEca; Tak with senor zeays an for the Eneny
AZ ian dose; The Prairies Of Chontales.
The Dead secrc'.-bspter he Sxtcenih; Aczar Plays
Notes and ousrics--Horne Tooke and Wilkes; klnwck
Castle. Plagiarism or "Reminiscences; The Great Hoop Ques
% hcssarc- Illustrations P1zc Pigeons; The origi
nal Varieties from which he ,arrtr Dyye y Produc.d
~. Last Chance.
\ Meyer Forgive
The u CHER Calling.
The BishOp and the Ming.
yO,ll Find There.
iraiLe ard Tat,ie.The Ro.hschd Weddings Dancing and
Chps Library specscles and a spec.lrle Know
ing what Ones about Condolences of Names Diplomatic
Men and Thirgs in Italyrrom osr owp Corrcspoudeuil
Ths Brain % the Hand-(F0etryJ
foretn Religious fisrns.
Things Wise and Otherwise.
Financial and Commercial.
Msehiy Markc. Summary.
oon,Ulcsaies --Illusrsasnsi A Moral Ls.,c from tho
The Naturalist Hin; 70 Dry Goods Men, Tho Present Sye
% Pcr.ons vns IN he Giles If New Y5rk or brooklyn
AND wishing larpers Weekly" supplied tcr houses vii
pleas srn hr nan,cs and residence tsc oacc OF pu5a
the
Pubbhel ny HARPER BROTHERS,
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place in the following States -
Asssm Nsss carolina Ausus:
hentucky August Ielhsfxec.' '.Aueuoso
NssoSris.. August
.tp,rHSsoS DAVIS HJSf1yD ~ Ke own CorsrY.-Ths
Soa1<rn (Mss) Sun, democratic, Is very much dis
srun,led 81 dinner given 70 Hon. VIM A lake, by his
friends and admirers OF both parties at yicksburg and
discovers in the proceedings significant slight to Jefferson
Davis. We quote -
the least t. little remarkable, and that the studied
80. In which the OF the gallant and patriotic
Jefferson Davis passed by those who participated
In the epoyments Of the OCCASION Governor Brown was
toSsted 50 WAS General Qutnan, aud so was our Con-
rrsssona delegation and 10 was Gov McRea but there
there, seems to orSr tribute 10 the purity,
honesty and hrmness Of Missssippis pride, the gallant
Davis. General Scott otherwise old fuss and feathers,
yiss bitter personal and political enemy was toasted IS
the greatest living captain OF the ago. and can but be-
licve that all this done Tor oth purpose than 70
nortfy DAVIS and bis friends this was the design Of
that they succeeded most admirably, and they may now
iecate themselves upon the successful contamination Of
their intentions. We presume there u not democrat in
tho State outside of Warren county, but what is highly
Indignant not say incensed at course the Iakei.es
and others thought proper 70 pursue towards man who
has proved himself equai 70 every duty, and faithful 70
every trust"
TENNESSEE DSNotrArc SsATG CoNvEsroy--I,is oonven-
ion 18th inst committee Of one from each
county appointed to make nominations for Governor
who quickly reported unanimously in favor Of Isham G.
jtirrs, o. Shelby Inc Dominauoh WAS un.il uouy ou
frmsd by the Convention The Committee Resolutions
reported lengthy series Of resolutions re-airmng the
usual democratic principles In favor of strict contruc
OF the constitutions opposed to all schemes OF internal
Improvements by the general government opposed 70 the
distribution Of the proceeds Of the sales Of the public lands
and fsvoTng the homestead policy. Among the rtsoiu-
tons complimentary 70 Governor Andrew John
son, which received with much applause. rosolu-
ton was adopted inviting expresidcn Pierce TO visit tho
State.
FJJa Srsu Parry Suoszs9rr ~ LRAvESwoRTH, KASsys.
AT recent election for Mayor In Leayenworth City,
Kansas Territory, the free State candidate beat his pro-
slavery antagonist by largo majority. Leavenworth
the head quarters Of the border rUar end has al
ways been considered prosayory. Jhs following is
the yote:--
Trst werdAdams, free State, 1885, Shannon, pro slave
ry. 80; Tay Tor, independent, TO-
Second ward--Adans l5i; Shannon a. Taylor 10.
Aiaus' majority all, $50.
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W NJ carr Part I'VE. ISL. ggb-, s>3,
Iiy1, ~ .ois Issa .5,.s. .7.a gTi 5sa Pafi a.
80, "a ,sl Us, li7a, l7if AVS. ITTp. il7l. iAS
~ ,s,a 80 ~, iTss 1881 i1ss 1871 t'sa, 1927
sryypbsE Corr s7a iss, i:s. al. s,, a7s 49,
-, ~, sN f1p asl, IN 600, COO 6o8 s02 ela ss
~, $50 bai, ~, go All, a2o, ga ,e5 sss ssi 1ss
ob.sar tsN--Isn D.--ses~ a. Is 80, 80. .os 400
pt lsra-fe y, v, ", 400, IGi, ~ ~, va ,os
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements or Ocean steamer.

Quaker Ciiy New NOrk May 1.ilayans Mobile
STEAMERS TO Am rRoa HAVANA.
EarvL-f Shalcston ioh and ih due al uavhns Ia
and IN fr,m Havana le aud 2s, due At New York Inn
C.Mswr,-rrom Now York I:h, arrives at Hsvans I7lh
snd New ORLEANS RIB. From New Orleans 9Th, Havana h
Marr wAsS,oE-From New York y7h arrives al Havana
IL, and New Orleans I'd FfOm New Orleans iHh, Ha-sns
IssD~s View Yors a, 10 Az and New Orleans ats AN
QtsrR cTrY-frym New York sh OF oarh monlh arriving
0; Havana 2h, and mobile Ism trOm Mobile I'd, Havana
osih due a, New York 1sh
Tbe following be Of value u hos; having eorespcpd
In tho East
The mall leaves Southampton he sh and 3ch OF each
Arrives at Gibraltar about tho Oh and gyh IL
Arrives n; Malta shout tie Ian amt 3th OF month.
Arrives at Alexandria about e l5A IL ssoo aud An "a Dol
Leaves snes about he :ls Of and sh 9Th of
following mrnth.
Leaves Alden abou, The sA ~ yh ~ same and day Of Arb
val for Bombay AMI llh ~ Hoh Cor CHINA. a..
and ish D. alst Of he lsioving non,h
r. and g. steamer a. Point de Gails abor. he Gb
-A and I'd 10 III Of following month.
Bs1 Point de Gale for PuiO Penang he Day, II bs
steamer has already arrived which ;skss he mail
Arrives a. PuO Penang sboli M l2h l3h and ssh or
9Th Of f0lo1ing month.
krrves Snrspore sbou Ne p.h 90 iSh AID SIC ar is
Of ionowIn month
ATies al Hong hOng about he ~ s,k aDd oh i0h
a loilowiu month.
Isatss nryt DAY for Shangh.s
Two nall have frgisnl ons le ~ an, 9th % eseh
nsnnfya Msfsries Art arrives a. AexAndlt about
same time ~ ne southampton mail
ps- "a F-ssrse o.d t~.er' 'riai,l 70 " NES yoRx
hrHAtD shoa4i - -od,a.
AfsAsAc roR ryv roEx-rns psp.
~ urCrf n
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cxAWD.
sair hie.rt &c l,a.in Deisao IlyeHoo--C Grnnel -
rp creols' Perc. sss trlsspew Pp Pro-. '''''A
Asrh slrene IBren. ArHaRl Brcncs-iieAnings Muller
sara Siay OBJ, eulEe',s, p.ren--Cel.a, a x.rsA.
sns r fsnnsD c6s s Tas Ca
srs y Ralsh, jordan fihne hay, MI A ial
.. AZ 4 ksl;s; Ss:ssiS:. o. 4 tisI.Ss
sr r TSSr.s ' rsn5 sSaD Bsmsre pEss p
sas sss h sgssss Jou S ffS sGc5s s'''
ARRIVED
ss.msap ,.%ss,ow1 rsr.:s No-io.A, &c, win '.se end
ship fndsssOr ,of Boston, poane ArsAa. Jan 10 passed.
S1ts5 4. s u 4 S nsg % fs Kin -' ae '.
ss'P SAas pa,s1gort 0f Bah seiey .,epo,, Ms5es W
Violent s.l from NM ,wsIed ru5dr bead lot boat ait
a. az. sea Il sS Ss srs Sa dss S'' TIC S N
g svsess Bsns char, g, rsrmou iswrrss Liver
shP Prss.deui rrsnore Neon Jtac,l and 1e Downs,
H sS S y @t u iSs . s l Rsa
dsys with lr.n " order ys-sei y NesmlA sons IN
s , the has .1g ss s. sss weather up % The
sadse ana III passsngcr- . walsh carver cnsse hid
SIN Rsinhsra r,% xlds npisIsS a. with mdsc
s s s ,Rsss9 s wssr H hssr . ms-s AMI 20
pass.nssrs ISncR Co sa DEAD s mi siP GO
Han ~. ,et Boston, Tyior Palermo 81 Gays. wss tras,
y hs Ss Ala. l,y, 9, s. John. SB =. sewcar.s March
VIII ndse. y ~ Neyst. syperieoces seavy wealth
eron tho passage. STOW. bulwarks. az
ltlt Sir Isaac Newtou dlan., Pap Hamburg, ~ dsga
with ns.e anf ll6 passengers ~ AB,snck Experienced
heavy Gather en- the coast
Hrigt r,isfico n,sr Lsmo~ 81 nonrinso Crv xarrh n,
Nih hoasnJ hdes, &C 50 A Ro.Sre %. Had heavy
wsa'ini i&. sails. Ac. -. .g
Bss Arcssan G,rl iockiait, windsor NJ 50 asrs w4h
p.ssrr, . master. L5iheavy weather,
Brg 'asaa'or d'I ssrior, Windsor NJ 10 dsys with pas
Big hins 0'J, McDoussl windsor Ms, II days "a rls
br 20 master.
Bg Queen ESher on, Merriam wiud.,r, vs. " Jays,
with plaster, 20 master. IIsa hesvy weatier.
t@hrJ lnn,a orr cgdsn. vsndsor ~ ~4 pAssisr ." g
SIR Mars rll, Bu-ress N1h.1s pds-z
SrhrDclsvsrc, Bridges, Boetiand.
seafher psiican, Auldrfcb. Providence.
eses 1er QSpisy. kenDey, PfovidcBss
eieaueI y Hsrfrfs, Hanth, New lnyl,g.
f,esrcr shss Usgcod, Smith, Norwbh.
The schr Raymond arrived yesterday was sron ,aen-
NsTch ~ VIA Wilmington kS 40 pu' N IN DIS
uess hsvrg .yperesced h'ayy weaher lost ss and De
captain Paul H,lse having bcsn uaahcf overheard the
2i is ~ gale from NE The runninz high
coue him. lsh lnsi ~ " lon ~ ~ sposs brig
N~g,rss ssrwins f'sos owen f-,a rsa. bo,Bi n
Nv xssA
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,sAip piyYOa0 Rock A.nIs.A $50 Isrecn ana Dssa,
thip 81 Louis, from New OrSssra
BAH 81 Andrew. Rchmers t0 DU6cam Peh n, with
brandy, "a, 70 Punch kspeAa. - 1-
Bari QaIo6
Brig Hosca Helena snvssh galAsA DeGvook hcm Teyel
March n. with udse 10 FunSh MsnsAe.
Brig Constitution.
Wind duyng the day INV W wRw.
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REMOVALS.

~ law, hsa reny,ed he see fryo, ~ WaN e.ree " no ~
phe sreel saoopa ssr, esr door ne vres. Western
BIssrgA
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ssAr Esc-ross.-Ihe nsxs election IN Virginia viii be
for members Of Congress and the Eato Legislature and
will take place on Tuesday, The 2sh Of Nay. There viii
then be no otheY until August when elections win take
IA hs noS
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THE TUruF.

TfMoN eorRsf T. I-rROrrIse.- on MONDAY.
" Al ~ q. ~ 2i o'c..k purse and stake ~ 8Tg; NIL
lrs's, best n &c N hvc n habeas n pffer names b. m
Bele II roft-s,d; w. wooduh namcs grsy --- M.
Perm nsfses g. .Aicl; y MrIaushn names B. n. Den
Darcy SHAW WHITE. Prcpren~s
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9sFssFSp ~ WHEELING, vA,-Joss EsTn ArEp
AZ tlDsJ sftsrr ocn Ere broke ssi in the
ssni fcte cohsec.e with the Balgnre and Ohio Railroad
mach ne shops, iDtertrc Wheeling Asifong breeze ss
Blowing IRON che eat Of the tine before tho dcstruc
tive si nent t0Nid DC checked The passenger, engine
bcs>e inaebue shops, e4orehouse. carpanser shop d
honse irc hcise, block NTH shop beard SHEDS Offices
sDd ever thing william the imfnefsie reach " the fanes
orr r,eo down cef4c tbesn TIE most important ,tsnl
outside of e mBsse machinery 10 the the department,
the destruction II The voDscves 10 The passenger
.nsln house 7ba passenger engine e5 recently rUbat
was totally Destroyed The camel engine No 1856 AMI
another engine, sso destroyed The passcnss
spg.nes No. ~, aud ~ slightly damaged, having
seer removed frem the vicinity of the Eve directly after
the element copeseced ~ destructive vcfb cron them
nAAiGNc TVS .syry1 "a
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Forn Pnsoss FRozx 10 DkArH.--Corones Mad.

forR PERSONS FROZEN TO DEATH.-C0ruDef Mad.
den yesterday held a. inquest the bodies tour pr
eons basket makers, found Sunday morning near le
Massachusetts line Ion the mcuntarl 10 "a. town u ~
prsburg Their nsinos were Anaxa Bow, aud NJ wife
Isnb1 Flew, apparently about forty Years Of age, nui
,1ftss tcolored) and her Henry Csrtss ue woman
hrf i've N Forty and her ten years old They ali
resided IN Niar~to~r. They over 20 Pc,srsburg
bet week with roc of besses, ppt of which they Dis.
prei o. ant "a Ir.day bought three botlee VI whskoy
two ~ which la, drank and while IN sa.s ~ inpv ,r
ton rczs 70 death. The foot aud half deep
on TN nosnsAr end 10 daercn place there were snow
srtt 81 ~ Eight iesi hgh--zros bsdpz, Agrss ~.
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ADVERTISEMEN7s RENEWED EVERY DAY.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


NEW FRUIT AND FLOWER CATALOGUE FOR
needed In the garden, lawn orchard house winery
nursery with the latest novelties win be forwarded aPpli
cation Carriage Of all peckages paid 70 Boston or New YORK
B. n. WATERS, Old Colony Nurseries, Plymouth, Mass.
fyOUNTRY BOOKsELERs VISITING NEW YORH
~ will find extensive and varied stock Of Kngsh Bbles
resisens and prayer books for the Episcopal Church of The
use in Presby chnrches 3. EYRE PoTTIsWOODEs
Englsh Bible warehouse. l92 Nassau street. ny.
r TE ILLUSTRATED THIS WEEK IsA CAPITAL NUN
Ia ber has eight engraved Illustrations and an excellent
ton with four spirited engravinss Farmers Wives showing
their social position, their home intucnce poemThe
Gamblers Fate Influences of Homes as they Should Be;
New Patent Plane Illustrated and Described; Speaking In
Pubc The Bread Question; Crnone Controversy; The Be
doiues; Bogns Ticket Vendors Strong Man Wanted News
loves Delay, Information Personal Intelligence Literary
Notices List Of Patents Notes and Queries Dempser the Vo
calisi with portrait; State Normal School OF Tren;on-htory
engraved view OF building &C, ali for cents AL newsmen
hAveit
mo LAWYERS AND oTIERs.-THE LAWS OF THE
the Lsgisalure OF 1851 jusi published and for sale By
HOWARD ploSsY, law booksellers and publishers. E2
Nassau street, " Y.
W. NEWSPAPERS.
ND YOU READ IN TIE HERALD OF YESTERDAY,
~ the las, page the first three chapters Of OlEiIA
CLAYTON. the beautiful and exciting story publishing in
readyf
ND YOU READ IN THE HERALD OF yEsTERDAY,
~ The last page, hc first three chapters OF OIELlA
CLAYTON The beautiful aud exciting story publishing IN
PRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER, now
readyf
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MD YOU READ IN THE HERALD OF YEsTERDAY,
~ The last page, hc first three chapters OF OTELIA
CLAYTON The beautiful and exciting story publishing IN
PRANK LESLIE's ILLUSTRATED NEW srAPkR, now
readyR
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NEWSPAPERS.

ND YOU READ IN TIE HERALD or YESTERDAY
~ the las, page the first three chapters Of 81 EiIA
CLAYTON tho beautiful and exciting story publishing In
PRANK LEsLIEs ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER, nov
Taadyf
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REWARDS.
Nd large goid .snc ring, initials N, either IN New Yors
calvary aemetSy II s 4. "a second street. SS above re
G10 REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE BODY or
%iO Jacob Nelson aged ~ who was drowned on The "a
gray mixed coat heavy he belonged he
s;rsst 70 CAPT John V Dsncss 'D'' '' '''
S1O RrwARD-I.osT. APRIL n IN FULroN STREET.
Hiu hr,slyn or Broadway New lo,s, - bank note,
certain rsc-vr the above reward BY leaving
u 70 frOnt street, between PECK slip and Beesssa street.
,e~ ,Y-s-
&5OO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. YmNAxpo
1JUy WOOD Mayo, Of he city O Ne. Sevs, b yt!oe
s saS s Y Zoe h. s raw an. ne ssrssy M: u :
s ne FSs %fssssS sss e ys = T. ::
sn s9 h sr ,s, on s s sn ., q AZ
rr*.rd, % RAD % as eYgyi.s.n q a. s.s 90
Ss s had ss aroS &. .%sS, q s r ": =
came b., ~ claims for ,sd reward s gssssna.a yxas
ssd -. a xa50's As I'm All; AZ .SRSS Son .s,.
LOST AND FOUND.
RREAsrPIS LosT.-Iosr, ON wEDrExDAy 0I,
s ssssP,p contain n ng @
issyaS ), 80. Beaver street back Once NJ STAIR.
DoG LcsT-IS BROOKLYN; A BLACK AND TAN
~ king Charles spaniel; had collar wih NJ cvnerr,o
VA ps psa Tor his delivery at Nos and bAfc~y @ees
EoyspN MoSpAT 18th 0i LEE Ia az Scsss -
Sre ~ sspyins q H. p1csworiS 10 tssSisssa sssss
grcvins sropelty and PAYNE erpsnse.
7 oer--A cIfEcK, DRAWN ny n. Tnuasy1I; ON rHn
vl be suitably rewarded by returning 70 6 rroaa street.
r orr TO IRAsE-rrrE THIRD LOFT or no DUANE
~ street, near broadway Apply ON me pysnsses.
\ osT-TAKEy by MISTAKE OR OTHERWISE, IRON
- steamboat Cornelius vanderbilt 90 hondsL ,es
ir-ens Beg new key attached containing linen, ans
pair isdes thick so9w bcos slso Two ess- . gnc
return us same 70 d. A. GAILAwAY, No ~ Old s1py
WI receive sl5, and no Question, ashed. -
Z osT-os TIE z2p. IN GOING IRON fihsf AZ
t .yss s,sg ~ he Metropolitan Hotel, br cf Jew
ery. The finder viii be literally rewsr's' "a nsrves
$50. = -
Y osT-oN rIuRspAy NIGHT, AN OLD POINTER
~ do Of nc zee 70 any 9p sssg VA be REWARDED sy savs
him VI NJ ave g.
FURNrTryaE, &C.
,,,nsfr,IasrARrIrsw WISHING TO sErI. ALI. on
her f"1lg ss ssos ss p Zee &C. a. . -
s AZ y; sSa % y 6otoiIi. u ,snre :. -
INsxrr Ibss, ~ AND OFT o. TIM CRY, WHO IsrEseA
% nss ics ar irnrds,e d-pce, " sFpiytss
10 ~ BfI H. n, No. Beesnan s.rert rsoee y ssd
DIAM AND oavAuSrAI. IRos .rrnsr1unK-kl
i r. yANDFNfovE msnEia ,,,rer, y prslersd y ~
~ s' Al articles psnuiss,ed under gsroo. super-
,ende.e end q The sssi me srsl AZ srd", ,suy =
nent Of bcseads bssands, a. Constantly on bard re
Wis snd Near ySs ssps pairing" csces ses Srn
&C.. done ., asor, nosscs
CoHooL yusHrUaE -
- Cssr,'s~ slpps c -
" psr3g' y er-s 49,
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TeAsGr~phsc Marine Rspose.
sSs5oN Az At s sS:s.:,s.'' oS = New YORK. Phi
PHYIADxIPHlA, April . AR NeaDev Delaware, Ocpes,
NYoS shap salvsH Lucas. Nvapsol sc~ Gilbert Green,
The s.ssSe, TensSec Hand Asses INST nst returned this
morning account Of The Ese but sustained no aA%sge
rssl SAJ Ju sssn ss INV wn :s sy
aud sshwa Huntey Boston Brdge.on KIN ana fd pn,,
ssssn va sss ~
New BEDFORD; 6epj RnsKsA, Bhven, Norwich
Miscellaneous and Dasasters.
ersAusnsv CrrY on wAssEsror-A meeting Of the cabin
Of his sne steamer held Just previous to her
arrival which address very catering 70 Capt Jeiard
her comnander up and presented 10 him. Want
Of space compels omit the address from columns
SHIP sAxos before reported wrecked on the 9inseroead
Most Of her cargo was saved dry Captain Sears and
the goods la Admiralty for salvage Some damaged goods
saved from the Saxon were sold at Nassau 18th Inst
suy psuycn.sD from Cardiff for this port sunk at sea
lssa where she Is owned valued at $4,000 and insured In
e nscses ana WAS h ySt run n hat I'M.
which Is insured IN this city. -
Yorkor Juan del Sud- before reported put into IT Tho
mas " distress wa condenned prey to h nh BY ORDER e
and cargo vi coal would be sold 10Th inst.
BR BARK RoBr LE0S ARD Yarmouth Ms from Liverpool
for Halifax with ssh into Lock Ryan during IN u with
her sails blown into ribbons struck at water hut
ained damage.
Va BARK NAY Yarmouth Ms Ardrossan for Provi-
dence before reported sunk the Banks had cargo of 55
tons pig rou consigned 10 Curtis, Bouve Co. Of Boston.
BARK Orr UNION from Cenuegos Philadelphia 2lst inst
reports l4h inst PM under close refed opsa wind
ing from 20 Ne M violent SQUALLS Ssrf aoong heavy
could give to the pumps; 10 Pm took in oreopsa shipping
large quantities Of water washed AL The water casks over
bung down; Of midnight still blowing haavy both pumps
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Equilibrium,

BIZ reference to Walkers Dictionary
see proclamation-Ee find that new name
OF definition has been found for the INA
tionals - EeuILIsRIuaIrEsi'' Walker
has believed in Equilibrium from "his
youth mp" He adores Equilibrium
drinks to Equilibrium" -swears by '.Equi-
librium-" Democracy" is great, Nation
all is greater; but Equilibrium" is so
much greater, that it would take all the adj
jeetives ever peddled by Lindley Murray to
qualify it. 1t is Equilibrium" that is 60
ing TO save eye Union" not to mention
We s.inslitution Hereafter, Equilibrium
is to politics what the law of gravity is to
matter. Away down in the dim vista of
futurity We fancy that we can see men who
shave alters been good Equilibriumites. -
and their daddies before them. They've
voted the Equilibrium" ticket, and never
bolted.
Equilibrium" is the sworn foe of cab
olitionism'' 1t holds that '.God created
all men equal-except niggers.'' It goes in
for equality of the Safes IF the fanati-
cal portion of the Northern States increases
by some Anti Malthusian law that operates
on the census to the prejudice of slavery,
then the Constitution must be changed to
make the votes of white men count four to
one in the Free States, instead of two TO one.
Equilibrium, by aid of ''Squatter Sove-
reignty," will make free territories slave
territories, and then slave states. ''Equilib-
RUM viii hang and shoot Free State men,
and put the murderers in Office. ''Equilib-
RUM will juggle appointments. juggle
elections, make our courts pro-slavery In
QUESTIONS, and every man who has whipped
a s.nigger," Grand Inquisitor. ''Equilibri-
UNI" viii take away the right of suffrage
from Free State "Insurrectionists, and
limit it by a tax or property qualification.
And thus will ''Eliquibrium' give power
and responsibility to slavery. Freedom
will soon be viewed in its true light as the
''fanatical'' thing it is. Walker, the great
apostle of the new creed will have devout
'Equilibriumit=s' going on pilgrimages to
his grave, like devout Moslems to Mecca;
and on his tomb will be written,
s'Here LIES Isothermal Equilibrium"
The Kanzas news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1857-1859, 1857-09-26
The Utah Expedition.

Four months ago the country rung with
the preparation for sending an army to Utah
TO put down the rebellion" which existed
there. Polygamy, that 'relie of barbarism, %
was ''stench in the nostrils'' of the Dem
ocratic party. The Mormons of Utah shared
for time with the Free State men of Kan
zas the denunciation of The Democracy -
Various dates were assigned for the depart
anee of this expedition. Gen. Harvey, who
had been appointed to command it, arrived
in Kanzas with portion of the troops
About this time it was discovered that the
means of transportation provided BY Govern
ment were totally inadequate for the supply
of the army which it was to send to Utah.
This aroused suspicion. 1t was said by
many that the Utah expedition was sham
TO cover the introduction of large bodies
of troops into Kanzas. The movement of
Gov. Walker with the troops before Law
renee in measure confirmed this opinion.
The War Department changed the command
of the expedition. Harvey was to remain
N Kanzas, and Col. johnson was to go to
Utah. I'D now, all that is left of that
expedition" is body of fre hundred
troops who viii act as al ''escort" Tor Mr..
Cummings, the new Governor OF Utah.
But large bodies of troops are csnterlng IN
Kanzas. Il is confidently believed that with
the first troops that arrive, Gov Wake
win resume his position before Lawrence.
We cannot help asking. "Whst does ali this
mean ?'' Can It be possible that the Ad-
ministration is going TO attempt to make a
military conquest of the people of Kan
zas. if they refuse to be intimidated into
measures? We hope not; but We fear the
worst. Its evident that the Administration
never intended to Sc nd military expedition
to Utah. The great cry aboHt it was intend
ed to cover some nefarious scheme. We
swat further developments