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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23
QUARANTINE AFFAIRS.

There have been no arrivals from infected ports
directly at the Lower Quarantine a. yet, in conse-
ouence of the orders recently issued by the Health
officer net beirg generally known among the pilots
The following vessels arrived at ths Upper Quarantine
on Wednesday nigh. and this mornirg and were inme-
ssely ordered down the bay: Ship Silas Holmes
ftcm Now Orlears baIks Celia and W. o. Alden; bnss
Kirg Bird and liza, and schooner j. Cadwel-AI from
potts in Cuba
The crews Of the vesses at this station ere IN good
health, excepting board the skip Grotto, where two
new cases of sickness have occurred since yesterday
which were brought up to the Hospital. This snip
wa. from Ssgus, bound to Falmouth Eng, bui pat
into this port on the eth us the captain having died
Of fever and ths crew being sick. Sincs th'n new
crew has been shipped four Of whom have been taken
cut sick. The remainder yesterday mutined, and On
the refusal Of the cspain 70 allow them to come on
shore got out one of the ships bosts and were akns
their way toward tie Nsrows, when they were taken
in charge by Capt. Rolf Of the Quarantine steamer
Cinderella and brought into the Quarantine inciosurs
There are in al "a sail at the l,wer acchorass, q
follows: 9 sesmers, 4 ships, bNks brss end
scbcouers. The two Sseameu sre the Unissd state
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23
PERSONAL.

The Boston Pon sffirms that there are only five
members Of the Stragh. Republican party Of Massa-
chusetts now, their fellows having taken office from
Gov Banks, whom they bitterly opposed last FALL
On his arrival ia Lawrence the Hon. Marcus j..
Psroit had public reception on the lO.h inst, from
the citizens Of that place. In bis speech he said that
he had yet TO see the man who would vote for the
"Er glsh BILL and stated his belief to be that Democ-
rscy was Slavery, and Slavery Democracy.
-Msjor General Lytle commander of the First
Division of Ohio Militia ard late candidate for Lieu
Governor Of Ohio arrested last night ana
placed in tie Bremenstreet lookup, on the charge OF
disorderly conduct. The Generals version that ne
was mistaken for another general and wss grossly
assaulted and abused, until he found 1t necessary to
re sst the r sult At ste hour IN the night he WAS
released, after depOsiting S-the usual sum In such
casss-as bail. lCincnnah Times.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

~at,emer, thst tie whols mst.sr come uaas- Goa
.ys,,, with tie ser.rl suhjso'.
IT, roc.;, 70 refer to tas Commits oc Ordinances
W. carried. c.
D n az an. zoe peudipg t.e proceedings IL
tee Tsssr Of their sas Nsrsi'n b5 tie Fire Depart
psut Comni.sicLef.
Ptpers re.s,rirg TO the IL 'orovenens a zee hcss
pavement OF Brosdssy ~s5e {. e'!ea % 'a3 0ou'u'
tee ca Streets. -, e..
The Report Of the COMMITTEES on isitosds, 10 favor
cf requesting TIE Eighth Avsous L'airoAd TO rln
small cars on Hndscn River Rsrced IN ,ee city, vas
adopted uDdsr tie previous questiOs BY vote ot ~
fess to 10 Nays.
The Board Adjourned 10 Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

figse SOsqushs1ns, d,chGgss coal ard ssk:ns in
ice, ard tie Spanish frsue Ber.rguelA, which wih
sell for Hsvsrs in a few days, Tie report tbs, the
cou,nard'rg officer Of this vessel refused to allow Ii,
sck to 10 sr,o Hosfal at the QdTant;ne, is Lshtly
irosreet. Capt. Torets had 10 objections to their
btg taken OF tie stp b.. ffcm tas fac. Of thsr
Lot rLdsrtar dhg our lsrgusge, might perhaps, rot
recsve that particular cars which they vouli have
core if they could have msds themselves understood.
Tskrg this view Of the mser bs prsferrei, for the
ceu fort Of the sct that they shcrd remsn oc board.
tt " srs prog;e ssrg fsvorsh!.
A s,evedore rsmed john MsstsTson de! in the Hos
p'sl yesterday moiriDg Of yellow fever having con-
rscts the diforder while at work vessels cschs'g
il caIgoes. Several others aso sick.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

VALUE OF L.sp n KAssas.--Tne X snsas corrss-
rordert of Tie Boston Jon,r1i writes:
Thus far durirg the fresent seesou, the dull tim.s
have prevented people from rusbirg a. wildly ia,o
sFeerlsiior ss they did lsst year. tsw dsys Gaos
o' IN Leasenworth which was bought for tSooo lest
ysr, wss scid q. fooed sale for 81 CO., Thus dessrio-
istcn unusual but grss, deal of property hss de-
pret 'Sed INN - 20 50 per cent. The present s ~
s1ceLsnt time TO invest money in Kansse--a much
better tine ter buyirg than s,llirg IL 70 genetalv
believe that tte hard times viii be over before snosncr
Sprirg, .ud that rext season will be aush" ooe
IN that c,ve We may lock for repetou Of the sceoes
oflast yes though property s not likely to NEE viii
such On unlVathy rspieit az it did then.
IN many cf the towEs, daring the Spring Of l.st
year. lots vert up 700 per cent IN i've or siI vesks
Tie land aoscort TO Of them rose in ave uoo,hs
from yl5 10 $Cs and $50 per acre, met gentle
man il Lesyenworth toe other day who, three yssrs
ago, sold eleven lots IN th Q. town Tor as. The same
lots woad now Command, on an average, 2,Oo
sriece'
More attention is paid this year to pxrcha arm
land than city lots Though the sitter costs toe pre-
,wptors bet dollar ard quarter sn acre. they ~in
seldom if ever sell fer le,s than frum g. 10 3l5 20
much faith lie felt in tie rspd advance Of property In
this city buo.rgs are spnpgirg up 90 every hAna,
and many substantial improvements are going on.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23
majority Of this country will submt to the exclusion
Of ksnsss upon any trsnnical party test.

majority OF this country VIII tuDmt 70 the EXCLUSION
Of Ksnsss upon any tyrsDnica party test.
Much TO the relief Of the President Mr.. TOucey
got out from ten days indisposition this morning.
ard at once weDt Ia work 10 organizing the expedition
for Paraguay which bas been deferred king tn his
absence from the Department. The Fulton, Water
Witch end cutter Harriet Lane, ore to compose the
feet with gnn-boat as a sort Of tender. Who
ever will take the pains to read the correspondence
sent to Congress With the Annual Message in De-
cember last, cannot fail to discover that the whole
burd' Of responsibility rests upon our side; that if
any outrage" bss been committed, we committed
it, and that instead Of sending squsdron to bonn
bard Lopez aud bs little inland Republic, We ought
to seId both d handsome apology. The facts are
erwbemlng against us, on the showing OF the
correspondence of own Uffcers, and as this e1-
peditOn is now attracting attention, | shall
thke an early occasion to digest them for pub
lie edifchtion Yet virtual declaration of war
was hurried through Congress without particle
G investigation and hardly word OF becom-
ing comment. Just at that time our Ma
tionsl" blood was up. Gen. Wilson,, Gen.
Hale, Gen. Seward, and other distinguished Gen.
erals, whom Lord John Russell so uoceremonou'ly
snubbed in Parliament few weeks ago, were very
anxious TO be united, that they might get at John
Bull, who vas "cavortiDs" over the Gulf Of Mex
leo as if il were q common pasture; but Gen. Ma
son, and several Of bis heroic order, though. that
if We ~ere to fight at ALL should choose foeman
worthy of our steel. Hence Paraguay vas selected
rs the victim, and 10 consideration of our cemency,
Professor Rarey took the bull by the horns, and his
hind heels are now as docile as il they had never
described frantic hieroglyphcs in the air, which
skillfol Cbsmpolion has discovered to have meant
most undignified menaces to Brother Jonathan. If
The President can close up Paraguay. prepare the
instructions, aid appoint the special Minister, he
Will be eff TO Bedford in the beginning OF next
week, though his plans were somewhat unsettled
this afternoon.
They bsve agreed informallyto give Mr. Florence
the seventh sloop-ofwar for the Philadelphia Navy
Yard by which means it is hoped to secure his re-
election He has been here for week past urging
it day and night in fact since the distribution
Of the new sloOps was announced In 1HE IRiB-
uNF. INDEX.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23
KIDNAPPERS IN KANSA 5.
A correspondent of The Philadelphia Bulletin, wnt-
ing from Lawrence July 10, Gays:

A correspondent Of The Philadelphia Bulletin, wnt'
ing from Lawrence July 10, says:
Comfortable excitement was visible among a
large number of citizens in reference TO three ka
usppers, who were 10 pursuit Of colored man VINO
hes lately been employed at the Morton Holae. inis
is the third time no has attempted 70 throw on tuo
bonds Of Slavery. The second time he was travelns
in Ne ebrasks, with two other fu2tYes, wnsn tuey "
pursued fndiog there was Io alternative put - 1I t.
sender or fight, they chose the Ats 40 os ne fn~i
tiyes escsped, while the third-the victm GOV Pui-
,ued-xAs shot in the arm while swl inning creek.
He wss subsequently captured Anu cA.lse yan 49, ~
Missouri Hearing that his nas'er mas ~ taAo III, liz
TO Te1as. he resolved 10 make tniro atemPI no
resched avrence and was work II the hotel wnen
he saw Ria mater eLter. He euded bis pursuers oy
,ec,tiing himself about the premiees rewao Oh
$50 hes been offered for his apprehension;
Not a stone hss been untuIned by MS pssassis
snd few Of cur citizens 10 ma MN uuS W -
time vith6ut succers. His msster asked the p',ce OIL
beard at the Morrow House, kept by Eldfidge Bros.
Tn. clark Mr. Bens>a asked him the lepRth of tiine
he v,shsd board. Said he, Until get my niger
Ivpl rot leave town until get hlm Ar. Benson
ieuIied, "Then, SIR, l thhk you will 90 pgmar>n.,
hds,esr ana viii make tt price very low. He found
;hs "Mcriow House was nct the p ace for him.
meeting was berg held 10 com der ther proPne,y
of lending tie oistre fre'ds Of the pecons'
institution polite Lote, llfoiu Dg them tns Owns
10 Dc ousr cIcumstsL GEE II - ceeneo ioi INC"
t.st itts-est 10 trore. siinJA specified time; iu
prctecure We sre informed, WA agreed on ara sie'
ward reccI sdered ard an'ther couse etop:ed. -
| Appearances indicate that it will not be wen 10
| eayecs'ehsrs 20 be 100 boisterous II csfy'fg ou
| .teir object IN the sp etts Of Lswfenee.
| LAwZFscE UNIVERSITY.
| TIE i1trGuctcfv s.eps have bsen taken tE TO
.tsb.hH ent c. CIiver.i.y IN ttis city, " 10 unio
| ihe colko 4 ths Presbyterian Chucu.
Tbs TtuNtese Ns .Hs:r.otsd 10 Proccs1 n tas ssee
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

WARsISG TO DuSs.-Policeman CLARK Of the See
ord Precinct was called yesterday afternoon, BY An.
drew G.. Colby of No. IS Nassau street. agent for W.
d. Cutler & Co.'S patent iron ratings, to arrest NJ. h.
Wilson for the henous offense of preserticg bill q
advertising in THE TRIBUNE ard other papers, for the
Company. Andrew G. Colby having failed in business
last week and transferred his right and iherest 70
some ether parties, and being now an agent for the
Company, fees highly indignant at all who apply to
him for the payment of his dsbts. Mr.. Wilson having
pressed his claim rather strongly, Mr.. Colby osused
him to be arrested and taken to the Second Ward Sta
tor. House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

SAD AccIDEsr AT TRySroS FALLs.-On Tuesday
afternoon q son Of Mr.. Geo. w. Jewett of New Yotk
was drowned at Trenton Falls, 4. Y. under tho fol-
brothers, sged 1iI years, with son of Mr.. Moore.
proprietor Of the hotel at that place, lady, her sn
snd daughter itarted for g walk around the Falls
Passing aorg the lodges of rock near the Falls they
came to place which was considered very dangerous
ON account OF the slippery and uncertain nature OF the
path. Here the boys were warned not TO 70 further
but to returp Instead Ct doing so, 1t appears that
they passed on.
scon after scresm WAS heard, and hat ~ seeG
floating in the water and then the rest Of the boys
came back saying that of the twins, named Geo.
w. Jewett r., had gone over the Fall, having slipped
from the path. Efforts were mmeoistely made to
rescue him, but it impossible, the current wss
40 swift that be was immediately swept long DIS
tar ce from the spot where he fell
Information wa, Immediately telegrsphed to Mr..
Jewett, who started lss evening for Trenton Falls:
TIE dIosned Youth was very promising lad, and
wss much beloved by his friends and companions.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23
TRIAL OF CARBINES AT WEST POINT
,orespondence Of The Springfield Republican.

Correspondence Of The Springfield Republican
WEST PoIST, July 20, 1858.
The trsl Of breech- -loaoiDg car bines a. tns psce
CONNER ced on the 18th inst, under the direction OF
Mai. Mordecai, Maj. Lsidly and Capt. R'dman, all
oceis of the Ordnance corps and is now IN progress
The arms presented fyr trial thus far are as follows:
Sharp's, Colts, Burnside's, Smiths, Maynard 9,
Mon.'s, Stare, Globss, Merrilrs. Symme's aud
Weiss.
TIE arms are first presented to the Board, and ex-
aniIed clsey in weight dimensions and construction,
together with the ammunition for the same they are
then to be retained by the Board uttll report enaA
he made from the examination and trial wnich is as
oows The persons presenting the arms are required
10 ire 20 rounds for apdity, and ~ rounds to- accu
,acy at 100 yards, 20 rounds at 3oO yards, ana ~
rounds at 600 yarcs. They then to be thoroughly
tested by the officers of the Board in such manner a.
thew chtese. The time Of friog 40 rounds in eaeh
case a. far as tried, is as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

A parry ef twenty-five Of the lss'ing members Il
tie Cherry. street Mariners h. Church, under tho
suida of their pastor the Rev. Mr. lcskp, started
on lsst Weduesi morring, in the splendid new sOoP
Bethel, Capt. wm. Mccormick, on grand sIcsr~ ~
through the Sound and far as Cape Cod, stopping
for brief lime a. poted intermediate places, including
New .Lordon, Block IslsEd snd Newport. large
oorcourss of the friends of the excursonists wsrs
present at the Of Brocme street. and Loudly CHECKED
them as they gded away. The party will probssly
be abseut fortnight.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

zoe OF eti1se ssout 36 BY ca f,st snd tso s.orss
LAB oaltios is des;xred op.y - Q wtss te ,ss
r.sa egStrg', veios ar. expected (, c,s, IS. .Ooo
, fts Dtctofs Gs the Rev wG. VII oa. tie R.v.
eco, c. 4. hirsr. II. d. the Rev. @. W.Hu.c, is,o:-
] A. Fmsy, C.. L. Ee~srts La~repcs; ths Rsr y
p. Mottcrf, Brownsville; Z. f. Thomas ID, ID Ia.
csgo, IL {. Sss Ren<sleg, ID. d., Phisi.,oa,..
X. j. Breokersidse, ID. d., Kertucky; tee Rev. H i
C.e. $. Loris; N. ". Jssobus, d. D., An.s ssev
City Pa
TIE General Association OF the Cor grssstioni r..
csties hss had settg 10 Topeka and the iatis.orv
steps bsve been taken recessy for the mset
of College utdsr tie oCttrol Of the Ccrgrsgstoosi
Church.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

The shooting by those presenting the arms has not
vet terminated and the examination and trial will eI
lend into Le1t week. The best shooting thus far has
been done by Smiths, MsynMds and Burnsides guns,
ali differing very much in construction-May nard's
ard Burn sides using metallic cartridges, and Smiths
Ir0iA rubber.
Another Board Of Officers consisting of Col. j. w.
Riney. Major Ramsey and Capt. Msynsdier to decide
nnan The best mode of altering murksts to breech-
5ader il ordered to meet at tue same place, and are
already OIL their way bither.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

p..,x,so Ly1rERs The people OF Nsw'Oriee
- initiaisd az impoi tant movement BY cnfcu@ne
msIoIsl to Congress askipg for an act 70 paIIs ssa
r.ople WHO deliberately retain letters ahsn nST
pct Office by mstske or wto sei ~ ssns. Tue
s.0rgg - wboss great dsm.s. has ,s:assa
oun % psS:p: * ,so:s DO sss ss: ~: %
lanes wnhous sS ~. comrnon 10 others ere socas-
tste o. 70 I'd by the loss Of letters or dssy
them 70 the Poet Office aisi they ~ as,o -
n fst.l.s out by mistake. A penalty Is rsqane' "
:, s.s sa,es ss Inc return Of all such letters.
Brarrsr.-Miss Srssn Rsmsburs, i,s ,s.S q ss,a,
s,iek Cculty,, Nd, decesso, os9sPs 9sss Pos Crs,k
sS sSS j, Gsrscn Cncaits Of tbs Methodist r'''
Ctr,cb n ,,u.t :o, hous w:sseOsiy p1SsEsSx, ssa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

pupc,.py.-Tee LIQUOR store Of II. Bsumsnn, New
10 ~ -, p,.nht,,, erect vss entered "Wednesday
nsht by burglars no cleared the al Of 81 s-a
Sine susl change. No ssgssfs were msss'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

AsorgyR RMArHEsATIcALPHEsonE Do|-
%. ..t sabbath, We met, in this city, man BY the
,.ue II Meredith Holland, q native Of Monroe Coun-
~. KY, who can certainly beat the world "satAe~,.
cal,. He car answer any proposition which may %
rutmitted to him, and do It without . momeols ~. 10
isv Ne s,ked him how many seconds there we're 70
o5r .bousapd yesr,. Scarcely hal the question 5sse
s,s;sd. when the arswer was securs.ey given. Inx
man kcked Ike country hooser and " wsiS o, I hs
for the exlsordrsry gu. S.a nast al
;ess, n. las Travelled in company with several gen,
l.D sIsn.p ever .rss portion Of Europe aSa - sogqs
sta.Is ca tour ii. sDssS ~ "iS: S: mind
IN 70 mental Efforts in these mathematical
sxhbtiOrs."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

HAMILTON COLLEGE COMMONWEALTH pref
ebt is CommeLc emept week q. Hamilton College.
The exercises began on Sunday evening ast with an
adorss before the Society Of Christian Research, BY
lie Rev. Asa ID. Smith, ID. d., of New-fork. He
pc ks Of the influence Of the Cbrstian ministry. Tns
Prize Dsclsmst,on took place on Monday evening.
Tuesday morning the Literary Societies hold their an
niyerssries on College HILL Before tho Pbenir So
c,ety the Vsedictory pronounced by III. Grant
Of Enfield, Conn. Mosey Morris OF Washington,
d. c. was the Valedicoran before the Union Society.
Tie Sigma Phi Society b. ID its anniversary this year
with the Hsmilton Chapter. OF the seven Chspters
cor rected with many different Colleges, six were
represented and large number ofthe older graduates
OF Hsmiiton in attendance. At tho public eIer-
cises gOody assemblsge gathered; the Hon. Joseph
Mullin presided. The Rev. NJ. l.. p. Thompson OF
Buffalo wss the orator. His subject va, Friendship.
In tie absence of DIR. Kendnck Of Rochester, Prot.
Henry Fowler Of Rochester delivered q poem.
OnTussdsy evening, Mr.. George William Cursde-
liyered an address before the Literary Societies Hh
sub,c. was the Relations OF Education TO Democracy.
snd be defined What is Democracy and what 10
Education. Mr.. +. s. Cozzens, who was to have do
iiyered poem, was prevented by illness.
"Wednesday forenoon the Hon. ID. b. Dioksnson de-
nve-ed an address before the graduates OF the Law
DepaItment. In the afternoon the Hon. Anson 5.
Miller tf Rockford, ILL.,. addressed the Alumni There
vere eight Rra6ustes Of the Law Department. Yes
terdsy was the Commencement proper.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

CowHIDISo BY LADY.-The Philadelphia papers
tell cf cowbdiDg affair, Purpoting 70 nave Gone on
that cs, tain young gentleman Of about "a summers,
who resides N the southwestern part OF the city v
in the habit Of visiting the locality Just described Tns
1sep.jble object OF his visits the steam engine OF
the PL LiIadelphis Hose Company, but in reality tho
charms Of q pretty blonde Of about seventeen, VINO
lived rear BY It 10 alleged tina. be has sent ieqaeos
anon letters " the lady, which were :. on
for their manner as for their matter. Az tns nouI
anc n froLt Ct the domc of the lady when the lsmes
stepped forward and drawing coyhids ron
her, preceded to apply vigorously 70 the soSulpSi II:
;,rcs,cs of ahy fault ard demanded an explsnsnons
but no reply was voucbsafed, and be fo.ny yss oes
,s,,eat leaving the young lady mistress OF tho neio'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-26

! DID, 13tl6l1on klpeu
uPoA ~ IN M J1duos3 j IA Md Gonsi1 efed
Iit n - ~ ~ holae ~ law II
4 - I'll 1870 aadss which III
800 - q NJ y nul1itles. Why Z
l The ~ ~ aees6 n ~ ssgalasls slsoted
|LegtslAeufsg ~ shs Teffitosy, providing that
= vote should ~ taksas on tAai DAY; snd why
1 not? = there aaythlng "a ~ organic law,
= thers anything auywkUs, thAt 4orbids IL
that moro forbids e than the possegs of the
.es tor calling eoayestioA ~ prsviou.
Ito b Oontinasd.)
lsPEECM or SENATOR DOUGLAs.
/ Csasng Dsbass m Inc senats.
PASSAGE or LEcoMpTox
We make a. lengthy extracts - our space
viii admit, of the closing debate on Lee
osmpson, as reported BY telegraph.
WAsHIEorox, March a..
Mr.. Douglas spoke three hours thio eve.
fning to an immense audience. J'here wore
no vacant places in the galleries, and The re-
porters were overrun by invading border
russians. The floor OF the Senate was croxd-
Ia With ladies.
M. D.Eeferred to his course on the slave-
q quesfton from the time Of the admission
~ Texas Congress, he said, eventually de-
Mod that new territories should choose their
towA Asnsstic policy FOR Alternatives, and for
want cf power - carry oas III own mea-
sures ~ aefeed with theis aew fine of policy,
/ With ySeW q. hsaalng sectional strife and
ifsatorin9 PeAos - t6is country. HHubject
/ 49, to looalisa ~ sectionalize sIavery.
Tho people Of Illinois, on sober rs6sofion.
/ approved his Oonsse, and the Lseislnsuse
1 vii grs6t unAninity paseed resolations TO
TIT s6sek. Subsequently, - Senator Of that
| State and menber 81 Ito D Democratic party.
4 he felt II his duty 10 spply 10 the Kansss-
! Nebraska act he principle which had beok
substituted for the geographical line; both
parties were pledG TO Il; The exact words
Of that principle ~ thAt II i not intended
70 lsgislate slavery into any territory bus 20
lesvs the people % regulate their own fairs.
Now, SAID Mr.. D., the question arises, y
4 the Lecompton Consultation 10 accerdapee
with the principles Of the eonpromiso u
1850, and in accordance with the orSAnic
ACT? Have the people Of Kansas been left
to manage their own a6sirs ia their own
why, subject only to the Constitutes Of the
4 United States Does the Lecompton Com
stitution cmbody the will Of The people OF
Kansas If it does, you have Alright to adj
init her into the Union, and to waive any
i irreguarity that may have occurred in mi
nor details The whole action Of this House
turns on this, whether or not they give free
expression of their will in that act; but what
/ evidence have we that Il is so. He would
refrain from going into report On how
many votes were fraudulent, bot supposing
thcm all legal, l.oW an Ee accept il as the
will of tha nrYfs1a vuuknv. .s,.SfA - -