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=, 70 hsv. been elected on the 9TH Of Jsausry IN. y

"a h.xs heen elected on the 9TH Of Jsnusry la.. .,
h,S. jsvful officers Of Government or the peopls ~
Kansas: and whereas, the aforesaid pretended Co..
', ptop ,sed authority whsiever from the pso
,ie of Kansas but was irresponsible assembly CO.
gagged in q Conspiracy sganst tne gus s"a hoer'es
Of the people; therefore,
ergrf,d bv the GOrernor and Lrg,siaiiee AOen-
M, Of ne Territory Of Kansas, That any sneivdasl
claiming to have authority from the Cons .nnoa vhi;a
ss.emb5ed at Iecompton in November last 10 make .
Cr.,,,,,,ion for the State Of Ksnsss, shan publish u
he sbape of an official proclaim son, any eecsr.soo
o. ,he e,fec, tba. the Constitution MADE Dy shd Co.
snt;on s the Constitution Of the state OF ha1sa' o.
shsl call on any person or persons 20 &C, Is omeers
under said Constitution, or shall oneI OF Ps'e ~ OF
in fact commission any perSor or persons az om,eu
upder the same any person claiming 10 oe srov-
e,ror Lieut.. Governor, Secretary, AUDITOR, or irea-
urer of state under said Constitution, or clam ng 70
he elected 10 either House of the Legislative Ase-
hIy or a member of Congress under said Constfuscn,
-. assume the duties of any either of said Offices
nSer said Constitutions or II sny person or pers0rs
si,u .t,empt in any manner whatever, TO give eject
20 tbe Government under said Constitution within this
Ts,r;,o,y such person or persons, officer or officers
shall he deemed guilty. OF felony and upon convci ion
hereof in any court of competent Jurisdiction, shall
s, 5I Under this act, 70 be in force from and after
Tbere was quite discussion on the above bll
last night. Some very fair speeches were made N
favor Of the bill by Messrs. Danforth SPeer, hsnna,
Kellsr and Others. The opposition TO the oll' md
ing that il would prove too strong 70 coneno WIZ,
gradually fell away, and it passed ultimN,y WIN
little opposition. Among those who opposed u Mr'
Mitchell of Lynn County said that but for trsnds
he would have been elected Senator under it, and
that in case of admission he designed conteslng s
seat To this several voices responded, " IL you do
we'll hang YOU too This law indicates tne iate
that will probably befall the Lscomptonians, whether
under it's provisions or not.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
FRANCE.
E,sna Our Own Correspondent.


PARIS, Feb. 4, 1858.
For the past three weeks, all sorts of men-from
Francis Joseph, Victor Emmanuel and Lord Brough-
A,n, down to Colonel Hardy, Beverley Tucker aud
Geo. Jones-have been Fastening to congratulate the
Emperor on his escape from great danger. With
Ill respect for kaiser, king, chancellor, colonel,
consul and count-chevaler, one cannot but fear
that their Fluctuations are premature. The escape
u doubtful. His Majesty is running in danger of
worse blow-up than when he rode up to the opera
house the other night. Then everybody said, and
With apparent good reason, that Orsini and his fel
lows had played into the Emperor's hands, and had
really brought him into their debt Cor handsome
addition to his political capital 1t looks now as
though Napoleon were playing into their hands
losng BY fantastic tricks Of despotism the hearts he
had just won. Then the general Indignation sg.inst
the assassins, and general sympathy and economical
interest aroused in his favor furnished him strength
and opportunity to enterupon course Of clemency.
He chose to make it the occasion for announcing
the Inauguration of severe policy. The announce.
nent Of his Message was followed by the famous
report Of Minister Billault, and its accompanying
decree against jOurnslsm then the article in the
Aenitenr threatening repression Of religious dis
cu,sioD. That some of his counselOrs were urging
10 10 still further was well known; but in spite of
alarming rumors there we're hopes that more mod
crate opinions would prevail. Such hopes are
blasted. A law has been sent into the Legislative
Body this week, officially styled Law relating 10
Measures of General Safety, already poPulary
styled the Loi des Suspects. Ii immediately asso
ciates ltseii IN mems minds with the palmy days OF
Robesplerre and Fouquier Tinyiue. To fully com
rrehend the severity of this proposed law its wide
scope and unlimited elasticity of application, the
several articles, together with the explanatory pre-.
a1nble should be read eutire. As they are likely TO
be repablished IN another column OF THE TRIBUNE,
viii drest attention " only the chief character.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
LEGISLATURES NOS. 1 AND 2-MATTERS
AND THINGS.
Our Special Correspondent.


LAWRENCE, X. T., Feb. Il, 1853.
Some fears have been entertained that Acting
Governor Denver will put the Convention bill in his
pocket We will see to-day. Yesterday the Ter
Iitorial Legislature was on the General Appropris-
ton bill decline giving it's 6gures, as it ia ,t yet
finally agreed on, but will merely state that ito
hsures are very large. The expense of the Terri
tonal Govern ment during the past few months has,
| tbihb, been rather too much. Both branches Of
the Territorial Legislature were in joint session
yesterday afternoon, to elect three Superintendent
OF the Pententiary. After several hours spent in
ballotmg the following gentlemen we're elected:
Messrs. L. s. Pratt Of Delaware County, A. Hunt
of Lykens County, and Lewis of Doniphan County.
The Legislature will remain in session until mid
night TO. night. Perhaps they may not adjourn be-
fore noon tomorrow. They are waiting to get their
bills signed, and to hurry through the numberless
bills that have stuck.
The State Legislature has short sessions, as many
of their members busy in the Territorial I.egis-
lature, and will be until II adjourns. A bill similar
to the Convention bill Of the Territorial Legislature
was introduced Concurrent resolutions were in
troduced in the Senate, setting forth that President
Buchanan had sent the LecOmpton Constitution to
Congress, with q message recommending the ac-
ctptance OF that instrument az Constitution for
Kansas, and requesting Cos. Robinson to CORE
spoCd with the Governors Of States friendly 20 the
people OF Kansas, and ,ndeayor 10 secure their AID
ahd comfort against such G usurpation. The reso-
lulloDs are IN the hands of Committee and they
may De aered but, If so, will probably be stronger.
mere ls rumOr that Denver has received tho
appointment OF Governor of the Territory. There
are DOW several hundred writs 10 Lawrence, ssned
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
DENMARK.

Advices from Copenhagen state that the animated
discussions which lasted during two days terminated
by the rejection of the Hosten proposals, by vote
Of Al sgspst e. The President declared that the
ceptspce Of these proposals. would be equivalent TO the
aInbiation Of the great Charter, and that Denmark
ought the less readily TO consent 70 such measure a.
her position was an isolated one.
Prince Christian, heir presumptive to the throne,
was TO go to Paris a mission Of congrstulston to
the Emperor.
aammstion of the chest, but was better.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

geSsos .wt II. ssndsbss vs urme'css and more eso
have b-sn sold hut for ihe IN nwInnssss q oesaers
Corros-The ben guie: ID week. er psss have
hem firmly tanned and The eoss 10 very cet 70 nno
the coed ordinary and niddhns qustties ne qooAone
the better s.hns te Money Arket snd IN the Aosenoe
sne. vih ,ho.e q Co,en Mddps orisaas IS isd Mobile
Cd. Boweds6 Is I'D N. -.
On Thusdsy tie Bona o ErsAnd reduced then rate OF n'"
II - n.
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PRUSSIA.

The Prince and Princess, Frederick William Of
Prussia landed at Antwerp he Sd nst and reached
CologIe on the following day. They were received
with enthusiasm at all points.
Tie Bank of Prussia had reduced its rate Of dis-
count to 4 per cent.
A suspension of some magnitude is reported at Co
locne. Name not mentioned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
THE LATEST.

By Telegraph frOm London 10 Lirerpoo!.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Feb. {.
The Marco Polo, from Melbourne, was off Kinsale
with all we'll on the evening Of the 9Th inst.
O'Clock p. N.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence c.. report BgEAD-
du Wbeat-Sonne litje in l1ry of mixed q
= ~ H. bat resulting IN h;i! business FosT unstable
Indian Com slow,
Provisions without chanEe.
CoTroN-Tbs msrk,t opeEs stFoli, and tcGays ne- WI
reach 10 600 bales, az iuI prices -
CossoLs weaker: 95i 90 for money, and 81 u.
for.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
RUSSIA.

The st. Petersburg correspopdentof Of the Nord says
that the Emperor Alexander adding example to pre-
eept, has resolved TO emsncipate the whole of the
seis on his private domains at the same time securing
TO them all the advantages granted TO the peasants OF
private individuals. He also gives up TO them gra-
tuitously all the buildings, with the dependencies in
which the peasants reside.
A Dispatch from st. Petersburg says that in conse-
ouerce e the important advantages gained over the
Crcassiaps Schamyl has resolved upon submitting to
The Russians.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Ioypos MoyEY N,RkET.-Money market con-
taued to ar IN .s,e On ih- h tse Bsas q Enssnd fhe
reduced SO of discOut tom 70 Y ce9 Ihs ao
msrt caused ,.ht rise n the funds The oiBock bsGss sad
discount morally hd made no -irA1n n ihsiI ra;. in
their .owApee. SotithsSndrg lie low rates Of discJun
TAe Tns. cor there immediate danger o Any
rfaor The evil tsrg -s.h,I tie osh.T de :ss,s he
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
BELGIUM.

The Belgian Chamber Of Representatives had
adopted without discussion bill prolonging for three
years the law Of 1885 regulating the policy concerning
foreigners.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
SPAIN

royal decree declares that the amnesties to poit
ical and other offenders on the occasion Of the birth
of the Prince of the Asturss is to be extended to the
Spanish Colonies
The address in reply to the Queens speech had
been voted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

LAWRENCE, X. T., Feb. 9, 1853.
The Territorial Legislature has just passed law
for punishDg usurpation under the Calhoun Le-
eomptoniad. II is rather 20 "a thing 10 its way,
and decidedly cred.sble. 1t may BE- regarded as
technically USELESS since the Territorial Legislature
will expire the moment that the State Government
begins; but it is likely that such law az this
would be stretched over the interr.gnum. 1t pun.
ishes the crime Of pretending to bold Office under
the Lecompton Constitution with death. An effort
was made to incorporate the following provision in
the tail end OF il:
Preceded, That nothing herein contained shsll be
construed 10 spply 10 tie persons who NAV be de-
cared elected by the Board Of Commissioners who are
now engaged IN the investigation Of the frauds perpe
trat at the election for State officers on the 4;h dav
Of Jaruary, 1888.
Ihe prortso, however, WAS promptly stricken out,
and sll woud-be oficehoders under that instru.
ment repudated by the people, are placed on On
equal footing The act reads as follows:
Al ACr defining certain Zines bsein sycaee tnd LII ,a,
peus.irs thereto.
Uttre0s, number 0f persons, pretending 20 act by
authority of the people of Ksnsa-, assembled in the
town o. Lecon ptOn in November iast and proess dd
10 frame What they term aCons.tu.iOn for the s. is
oi Kansas, under which al election was held on the
4th Of January La: ijr Stste oiicers; ana Uh.Jeis
John Calhoun TIE Prs.iden. OF said pretended COu.
tn'ioBal tony, n: ion claims - have authority Ia a
certain ccn'iTgsEcy, 70 declare by proc aniaoa the
aortsod preteDied tJus.i.1tiJn 20 be the Con4,iI-
ton of tie State Of Kansas and the persona ourYort
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saturday Evening jane s, 1889
mIii be per o1m d the beat ful rama "a
ah ANDFATHER WHgrEur.r
Grandfather Whitehead. ,........ = - a y
''''' 1''' Miss Jennie HIN,
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This foreign paper continues its insoient tone to-
wards the American government, and the repre-
sentstves Of people whose Inequalities 1t enjoys
There are no limits TO free speech and free press
ia the United States, and the Albion seems deter
mined to make the most OF its advantages. 1t
does not however, reflect the sentiments of the
ofacial representatives of Great Britain ia this
country, nor of the few Intelligent English gentle
men who have made their home in the United
States. 1t 10 not right that England should be
judged by her oaaaie, does it consist with our
own selfrespect that their vulgar insolence should
rufs the equanmisy of our people. Let the Albion,
therefore, rail with the vaor which security in
spires. II 10 a free country, free to snobs as to
gentlemen, aud they may yeip out their various
emotions With as complete impunity as the dog
comes out OF bis kennel and "bays the moon
The "Aibion" only insults it's own country when
1t persists in scornfuiy designating the United
States flag "bit of bunting" ior, If that be so,
what must be their own Gag, which scarce ever
met that "bit of bunting on the seas but to ac-
knowledge it AZ its master
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-l-l-1ais 500 -''if'''l'-'-
DIED,

On Friday morninV, June 9TH. MARCELLus, son
of Richard and judith uill, sged five eafs
on Thursday afternoon. TIMOTHY UPWARD,
only son of z. y. and Mary Finney, aged nine
mouths 81
Tie friends and aequaiptanees Of the family are
invited to attend his funeral this evening. al D
o'clock, on 9Th street, between Byrd and Arch.
On the 4sh instant, at her fathers residence. on
Adams street, between Broad and Marshall, BRID-
or McSEILI. daughter Of Patrick Mcneil.
The friends and acguai tances ct the family are
respectfully requested to attend her funeral from
SC Peters Church, next Sunday afternoon, at half
past Q o'clock.
On yesterday, the 4th inst. CHARLIE, son OF
VIM and EmeIine A. Christian. aged months.
HE funeral will tase place this afternoon nom the
residence Of his father ut o'clock. Friends OF me
family are invited to attend.
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Whether the recent conduct OF The BRUSH .'"'
sers In the Gulf u or 10 not apologssed Tor ey 'ne
taovsrnrnent. the feeling which IT has sro"sea ="
the American mind, will not soos pass away
nAsn~a the occurrence of these Illuminating as"e
ssssons hath nations had apparently agseea " 's'
ssnv.vona. he by-rones.' aad tie Eastern maohs
hsa awakened an active sympathy ana Hiea"shP
e. ,sr..t Britain, which babe fair to ripen INTO
...,snu esteem. All this, We fear, Is biighted, 'ps
che old sore become augrily. AID perhaps hopeiess
,r frratated by recent events Lord Derby may
exnlHin away the sets Of palmerston, and our own
phl,anthropists may f1nd in tho abuse oil the Ams-
r,cap fsAg by slavers, pretext for the proceedings
IN the Gulf but neither can make anybody believe
that the cruisers of England would have taken
,uch liberties with the vessels of France AZ they
have with those Of America, or would have permit
ted for an hour sacA eutrages upon their own mer'
chant marine, n they have themselves daily com
mitted upoa American ships in the waters OF Ame'
ricx The sentiment in the United States, engen'
dered by this conviction, cannot be eradieated oy
after dinner speeches and eloquent orations ABOUT
"eemmon laws, language and lineage ihese
have ncs snffaced TO put us on common platform
Of respect and justice with nations which nave
neither laws, language, nor lineage, in common
With Great Britain. The announcement, IN the
beginning of the Auglo-French alliance, that
IL would extend Its operations to both hemis.
pheres, aud the recent flourish Of General vii.
lians at the Malakof banquet that France and
Rnglaud, united, would be the "arbiters oil
the world" show as how much real value Eng.
land puts upon our community CT race aud lan'
xuage. II to be regretted that she has shown to
her own blood In America less justice than she
sccords to her traditional enemy, and is even vii
ling unite with that enemy to regulate American
we'll Russian affairs. We say this is to be re-
GREETED for the day will come when she will need
aid, and Americans will then feel that, aecor-
ding TO her own decision. common laws, Liberties
and language, form no reason why the United
States should sympathze with England against
the greatest military despotism of Europe.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON June 4-SnGte.-The Senate agreed
to the House resolution to extend the session un-
til the 10th inst.
A number of private bills we're passed-among
them one to surrender the stock held by the Uni
ted States in the Dismal Swamp Canal to that
company, on certain conditions.
H0,Se-The House amended and passed the
Consular and Diplomatic bill. and the bill allowing
a Special Committee, on abe accounts of General
Culom late clerk of the House. to sit next session
The investigation in which the committee is en-
gagged, covers ST 900 of expenditures
Mr.. Bocock asked leave to report bill for the
construction of ten sloops of and
ste mer. Objection being made, the bill was not
reported.
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% THE NEW GIFT Book HoUsE.-It is somewhs
surprising to US that all persons in want of Books
do not purchase at the GIFT Book STORE No 50 Msir
street, where you may buy
A Book and Gold Watch for one dollar.
Book and q Silver Watch for ono dollar.
A Book and Gold Loeket for one dollar.
Book and Gold Pen for one dollar
A Book and Gold Pencil for one dollar.
Book and a Gold Ring FOR one dollar
Book and Parlor Time Piece for one dollar
Book and Pocket Knife for one aolIar
Book and Portmonnaie for one dollar
A Book and Gift Book for one dollar
je 5-3t Sign of the RED FLAG, 50 Main street,
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MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.

Sr. LOUIS. June "A dispatch from Leaven-
worth, dated the 3lst ult., says that further
outbreak had occurred at Fort Scott. A detach
ment oftroops was there, to be replaced by compa
MES from the Second Infantry.
The fourth column. under Col. Morrison, march
ed this morning, aud the fifth and sixth column,
in readiness to move, and will be pushed for
ward Immediately.
1t ia understood that Gen Harvey will take the
field about the 10th of June.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jnne 1.-THE report of the Amer
can killed on board an American vessel, by Br
tish cruiser off Pensacola, is discredlted here
Congress Yesterday passed bill making land
warrants issued under act of 1855, receivable
in payment for lands within six miles of rairood
grants at the rate of 81 25 per The same act
makes land warrants personal property.
Mr.. Bocock will agaiu to morrow attempt to in
troduce in the House the bill for the construction
of ten sioops of war.
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TH. RIOT IN Nsw okLsAss.-Monday next is the

THs RIOT IN NHw ORLsAss.-Monday next is the
regular period for the Municipal election in New
Orleans, and until within few days past, there
has been no appearance Of regular opposition tc
the Democratic party. But on the 18th ultimo, an
"Independent Ticket" WAS announced as a move
nsnt imperatively demanded by the condition o
the city's affairs, and cut Of this may have arisen
the threatening difficulties of which we now have
intelligence, or they may have been caused by
some fresh assassination or other criminal outrage
The Independent candidate for Mayor is Maj. G.
Besuregard, an officer of the Mexican war. TIL,
papers there of all parties advocate his election
the Commercial Bulletin, the Picayune, tn,
Courier, the Delta, and other journals, without re
gard to their former political course, are alike
earnest in the support of the nomination.
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SPAIN FRrGHTENED.-The Madrid Journals have
articles saying that for some time the United States
have been seeking for pretext to affront Spain
and that the projected protectorate Of Mexico ba'
no other object They accordingly recommend
the government to Increase its naval forces. The
fact that our Senate on Wednesday gave quietu:
to tue proposed protectorate will probably calm
the fears of the Madrid journal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Reg BENEFITS

N{8 DENNEFT
DIARRHEA KILLER!
FOR TIVE POSITIVE AND SPEEDY CURE OF
DTARRH(EA, CHOLERA NORBUS SUMNER
COMPLAINT COLT CHOLERA INFANTUN
AND ASIATYC CfOL ERA.
This really valuable remedy for the above-named
diseases of the stomach and bowels has obtained
the name OF Uarrh9a KILLER. from the fact that it
was used and tested in 1000 of violent Di-
arrhoea in the summer of lSf9, when the Cholera
was prevalent in the city of Richmond, Va and in
no instance did it ever fail to arre.t the disease and
effect permanent cure when used befored death had
actually struck the patient 1t is the recipe Of
distinguished southern physician who has used 1t
in an extep sve practice for nearly thirty years.
he has yet to hear of the first in which the Di
arrhna Killer has failed either to relieve or cure,
when used according to the directions
Prepared only by FISHER 4 WINSTON,
Apothecares and Druggists,
Nol25 Main st Richmond, Va.
Price 50 cents.
~ Sold by ell Druggists. je Sim
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ESPECIAL. DIsPATCH.T
p.IrpoAn Crrppp .r,oN IN rp>rS

RAILROAD CELEBRATION IN TENNESSEE.
GREENvILLB Tenn, June 4.-The celebration here
yesterday of the completion of the East Tennessee
and Virginia Railroad passed off successfully
About $4,000 persons were present. Speeches and a
dinner formed part of the proceedings. A grand
ball takes place tonight. There are large num-
Der OF lady visitors here.
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TAE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE AT NEW or
LEANs--BARRICADEs OF COTTON ERECTED.
Ngw ORLEANS June 4--The vigilance committee
onone aide and the militia on the other were occu-
pied Last night In forming barrieades OF cotton -
No hostiities were committed. .
The vigilance committees forces are we'll
drilled and organized. They are commanded py
Mai Duncan. late of the U. s. army.
The Mayors forces, yet, unorganized.
Great preparations are being made on both sides
for action. A crisis Is expected TO day.
The vigilance committee Is composed of men oil
oil parties and therefore is not political move
ment.
Fifty men have taken possession of Canal street
with two cannons This force, IL is reportedis or
ganized by men who have been marked by the
committee
It's rumored that a compromise will be erected
between the committee and the city authorities
by which the latter are to surrender TO the iore'
twenty noted rutfiaus for punishment, ana PORES
| force of 600 of each side committee ana authorl
ties) is to be sworn in to act at the coming eie'
| ton.
| THE correspondent of the Press was refused au
mission into the secret session OF the CITY Couu
| GILL and is therefore unable to state its RESULT
| fsEcoNp DISPATCH.
| TRIUMPH OF THE VIGILANCE COMMIT hE-
| RESIGNATION OF THE MAYOR.
| New ORLEANS, June 4, ?. M.-The Vigilance Com
| nittee has triumphed The mayor has resiguet
| the municipal authority to the Committee ana y
| has appointed special police force OF over ioo'
| men. 49,.
| The crowd has withdrawn from Canal street
and the city is quiet.
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DROWNED "A valuable servant man, belonging
to Mr.. N. Febrey, Of Alexandria county, Va, was
drowned on Sunday last at the crossing of the
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad
over Four Mile Ruu. lie jumped into the water
to a small colored child that had fallen in
and both were drowned.