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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-15
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

correspondence OF tne 81 Louis hepuoncan.J
Rumors Of 7ouae-Arrest Of Judge Camp6cR-ETon to
Raise Wdr-Reply TO Walker-Ne10s from Oxford and
Ldmence-Murder of Henry Koonls.
BY this the great battle has been fought and the
victory lost To-day has probably decided the slavery
question in Kansas finally and is TO be hoped has put
end to agitation there.
Up 10 this time hear OF serious disturbances but
returns that to be relied Lave in For
yeral days there has been much talk about general
on election day was reported that considerable bodies
of men marching to and fro Johnson county,
and Oxford and ntimdatng To to the ex
element produced by these rumors j. CamPbell, Pro-
bate Judge OF johnson county arrested yesterday by
a company Of "Iane militia" 1t is said that they had
writ directed ''to the Captain OF the Mhia Company"
and that the Judge charged with the fraudulent voting
This is part Of the programme by which Jim Lane
pected TO kick up great row on the OCCASION II is TO be
hoped, as rs probable, that he has failed Everything
possible has been done to exaperate the opposite party
and bring oa
BY the same mail tina, brings this send you short
reply to Governor Walkers letter Of resignation touching
or two points wherein he has fashed the records.
BY publishing the you will obge those whose
The news from oxford which is later is to the effect
that there were from thousand TO twelve hundred
votes cast nj that place for the democratic candidates
At shawnee there separate poll opened for voting
Gu the Lecompton constitution, under the Law Of ssanons
bogus legislature
A gentleman from above reports everything quiet in
and about Lawrence.
Henry KOontz Of Black Jack Point well known pro
slavery man, has been Killed give you the OF
the IecCmptou Democrat free soil paper in preference
TO my own-"On Sunday night last two men called a, the
nOust VI hcnfy hoOhtZ, reslucnt OF County, anu
asked to stay all night While koontzs wife out OF
the room preparing supper for the strangers they asked
Mr. koontz to go out with them 10 their wagons, which
they said were short distance from the house, and
show them the road. They were all gone some time,
when Mrs. Koontz becoming uneasy account OF her
husbands absence, went out search Of him and found
him laying the road SIDE about $50 yards from the
house. with his brains shot out the weapon having been
fred his face that Il burned badly with pow
der Mr. Kooltz had always been ardent pro slavery
man; and IL generally supposed that his murder
caused on account OF his political procivites."
ri cha NJ nj 0f
Clutch Henry Sherman both being Germans and pro-
slavery Henry Koontz lost everything by the Kansas
war, and bis Iwfe and children left almost pennoss
Especial despatch to the New York Tribune
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, 1853
The Department Of the Interior received despa late
last night, dated nj Bonneville Ma yesterday stating
that the democrats (border ruans had elected the State
officers and Legislature Of Kansas government agent
had expressed the down 10 Bonneville for the pur-
pose Ct sending II on 70 Washington.
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Reduction In Omnibus Fare.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

Tread good suggestion Of yours, recently, In the HIS
RAID 90 which am subscriber), that the fare in the
stages should be reduced 10 Eve cents, which would be
pres, convenience travellers particularly ladies', a the
present fare requires either two pieces Of give
Two pieces 10 receive Ia change, subecng the lady 70
stand (or sometimes al whilst she paying her fare
waiting for the change In the the collector
you that trouble, you always provide yourself
N the Eve cent piece The present charge and mode
payment objectionable that beg you will appeal
again the stage propretors 70 adopt your suggestion,
which would doubt, be means OF Increasing rather
than decreasing their receipts Some charge should be
insisted on. CONVENIENCE.
yAsvARr II, 1865
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CoATs FOR THE GovERvMrNr--The bark Gay
Head Capt Mayo which arrived at this port this morning
from Constannople has on board nineteen live Angola
goats (Mohar) and three Angola sheep for the United
States government Boston Tsnse7ipt, Jan, IL.
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LxlvxswoRru crr, X. T., Jan. 6. 1853.

IxAvxswoRru Crrr, X. T., Jan. g. 1853.
Qnetncss at me Pous-7he vote at fbt LoaDenwOr,h-
Msscursans, dc.
The election yesterday passed of n perfect quietness
both here and Kickapoo. Sc far physical vo-
lence concerned peaceaby and orderly
conducted than knew election in New York city
be- No intelligence has been received OF any disturb.
in any part Of the Territory. Little Kickapoo main
tanned her acquired fame by polling vote Of so5.
The tree State party say there geo legal voters In
Rckspoo and AGO Ia the largest number at which have
heard them estimated by pro slavery men
The moderate democrats severely censure these Kicka
poo election frauds the immoderate portion, who unor
tunasely compose large majority Of the party say "by
them have carried the country and the end justes
the means" The republican, oIcourse feel greatly a.
grieved BY the Kickspoo frauds-they Indignantly CON-
pare the action Of the United States troops here and
there Here where the pro slavery men had their
challengers, and one OF the Judges, with entirely
free access the pos the voters had TO pass through
line Of federal troops W deposit their ballots There
where there wss no free State Judge, where they claim
that no free STATE cbaengers allowed stand the
troors were kept convenient distance from the polls
So there being no chaiengers, the prosayery party
could poll JUS, what vote they chose
The vote here resulted az follows
Against the constitution framed at Lecompton. Ss4
For the constitution with slavery .......... 8
For the constitution without savery............... 2
Scattering
Total. 800
Majority seains, ,he Iecomp,on constitution i,si2
II vrbe seen by this that the pro slavery party re-
fused 10 vote upon the constitution The free State
ticket received vote Of I9G the roslavery ticket 272
The ros o,rardi de faco Of the election in this place
was far more efficient and orderly when the voters passed
through line Of rooIs 10 the polls than when every man
bad 20 force hIs way through the crowd 10 them but
the republicans were BY no means satisfied with the i'm
provement They considered as only another instance
Of the federal government using s influence, patronage
and power against them a party n, however, they
never have greater Of complaint against the admin
sraton than s supplying them, free Of cost with an
clothed military uniforms aud carry muske,s they Ger
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ebukes The sisters fer Their conduc, the absence Of
the brethren lie fayss--
understand hst some q the SISTERS have great
many thmss sirrrdss have understood that since
oar brethren gone the sisters have unera 70
act things M order In The family but think they had
better LEI that ssene. know the devil will try every
he w spDther, be cannot get into the brethrn be
will Try get fheir fsmiles and he VIII work there
and set them Al vswnnce with each other.
And Brssher mhaN n addressing the women, says
You Do not ve 70 60 out 10 hgh and you should think Of
this wheo you gsddinr about from place W the
other you that have much visiting 10 do that you even
visit 90 sundays want ~ know why such ones are
serving their God and taking care Of that which put
iDto their hands.
Now am hard upon the sisters, Ne the ecoi woman
here and says D. heaven b. her 10 ltaen 10 such
teachngs do wtsh 10 say anything 10 such persons,
but u u tbose tina, guilty that am after
rgbtsfm stop gong Brother rgam with your little
family affairs hardly 20 t0 Brother Brighams Office
but there sisters there sometimes from ten 10
twenty q cay and some few me, but not many.
DO advise woman 10 leave her husbandf No; but
sa,e J. 40 home make peace and be a comfort your
husband DO advise man 70 leave his wifef No, but
toll him 10 20 home and nourish her comfort her aud
cothe her. aud then see that she does her duty. will
arrnt that there men who are hard and
bearng end then there some women who cannot be
control "a.
have oDe or two women that ! cannot control, and
never az and would as soon Try 10 contro rebeious
mule a. 20 control them have not given them word
Of counsel Cor the last eight years bot what they have
,nuvuurtd on rebclie5 apaint and called hard
I have pot told you who they are, bat know them
Is wrong ~ speak " these thiDgef baye one or
Won support themF says Yes, A. veil A. the best
wnmen have and YOU wait i0 know why do II, us
becau.e want 10 get along With The well as can 10 this
~, bit tell yeu that n the time comes when am
otlfet 10 dceeft and lay waste my habitaon will then
wb,n fthrF Of those thin.s that exist among some Of
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Agents for the Gazette,

John D. lmboden and A. W. Harman will
please act as Agents for the Gazette in Au-
gusta county, Virginia,
COL }. McCarty will please act as agent for
procuring subscriptions sand advertisements for
the Gazette, in Kansas city, Mo.
At Lexington, Mo-, DR.. G, W. ShcwatcI
will please act as agent for the Gazette.
In consideration of the distinction thus be
slowed Upon these gentlemen, we shall expect
a handsome return of good paying subscribers
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completed the exploration Of the Parana and
tributaries of the Paraguay River; Provided,
That the exdense thereof shall not exceed
twenty-five thousand dollars, which are here
by appropriated for that purpose ont Of any
money in the treasury not otherwise appro-
priated
See. TO- And be it further cracted, That
the Secretaries of War and the Navy be au-
thorizcd, under the direction Of the PRESIDENT
to employ such officers Of the army and navy
as may be necessary for the purpose to make
exploration and veriiCation Of the surveys
already made of ship canal near the 18th.
mus of Earien, to connect the waters of the
Pacific and Atlantic by the Atroto and Tu-
rando rivers: Provided, That the expense
shall not exceed twenty-five thousand dollars,
which are hereby appropriated therefor out
Of any money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated
Sec. IL. And be it further enacted, That
for preparing, arranging, classifying, ard la
beIlmg the specimens Of natural history
brought home by the North Facifc exploring
and surveying expedition, and for reporting
the same to Congress, with the appropriate
draAings and catalogues, the sum of fifteen
thousand dollars be and the same is hereby
appropriated out Of any money in the treosu-
ry not otherwise appropriated, subject to the
control Of the Secretary Of the navy.
Sec. H. And be it further enacted That
the surviving officers of the Navy of the Rep
ublic of Texas, who were duly commissioned
as such at the time Of annexation, shall be en-,
titled to thepay Of officers Of the like grades
when waiting orders, in the navy Of the Uni
ted States, for five years from the time Of
said annexation, and a sum sufficient to make
the payment is hereby appropriated out o.
any money in the treasury not otherwise up
propriatcd: That the acceptance of the pro
visions of this act by any of the said officers
shall bo full REIMBURSEMENT and rcnuncia
ton of all claim on his part 10 any further
compensation on this behalf from the Unitct
States government and to any position Oh
the navy of the United States.
Approved, March 8, 1851,
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Chap CXIII.-An act making appropria.
ton for the transportation Of the United
States mail, by ocean steamers and 9th
erwise, during the fiscal year ending the
thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred und
iiity-eight.
Belt enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States of Ame-
RIGA in Congress assembled, That the follow
ing sums be and the same are hereby appro-
priated out of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated for the year ending
the thirtieth Of June, eighteen hundred and
ffty-eight.
For transportation Of the mails from New
York to Liverpool and back, three hundred
and forty-Six thousand five hundred dollars.
For transportation Of the mails from New
York to New Orleans, Charleston, Sayan
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Chap. CNll.--An act for the relief of GER
tain actual settlers anb cultiyators who
purchased lands suD]eCU ~ sr,l-ot;o.,
within the limits of the Chactaw Cession
Of eighteen hundred and thirty, at a less
raty than the true graduated price, und
cr the act to graduate and reduce the
price of the public lands to actual settle.
rs and cultvators, approved the fourth
of August, eighteen hundred and fifty
four, and for other purposes.
BE it cuNctcd by the Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United States of Ame.
sica in Congress assembled, That any person
or persons who may have entered, in good
faith lands subject to graduation within the
limits Of the Chactaw cession Of eighteen
hundred and thirty, before the correct gradu.
alton lists had been received at the local land
Offices, at a less rate than the true graduation
price, and who settled upon and improved the
lands entered, Or who entered the same for
the benefit of an adjoining farm, and who con-
tinue to occupy the same shall be entitled
(proyided the entries are regular in all other
reSpects) to receive patents for the lamps so
entrrcd, settled upon, and occupied without
andy additional payments being required Of
them, upon their making the proof required
by the circulars from the general land office,
dated the twenty third of January and the SC.
venth Of April, eighteen hundred and Gfty-six
any law to the contrary Notwithstanding:
Provided, no proof shall be required which is
not necessary to carry into effect the proyi.
sions Of this act.
Sec. 2 And be it further enacted, That
the act of May nineteen one thousand eight
hundred aud fifty two, entitled an act to au
thorisc the legislature Of the State of Missis
Sippito sell the lands heretofore appropriated
for the use Of schools in that State, and to ra
tify and approve the sales already made, he
50 construed as to apply to lands heretofore
reserved, for school purposes h the State Q
Mississippi
Approved, March 3, 1851
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Semi.monthly Mail to Ell Paso.

The undersigned Contractor to carry the U.
5. Mails from Santa Fe N. NJ. to FL Paso Tex.
as, having been ordered by the Postmaster &C.
neral to place semi.monthly service on said
route, is now prepared to take passengers and
freight in small quantities from Santa Fe to
San Antonio Texas, and to San Diego Cahfor.
MA, in the shortest possible tmc and on the
most reasonable terms.
The mail will leave Santa Fe on the lay af.
ter the arrival of the mail from independence.
And arrive at Ell Paso in eight days.
Leave El PasO on the 7th and 22nl Of each
month and arrive at Santa Fo in eight dnys.
Thus connecting with the mails from FL Paso
to San Antonio Texas, AMI San Diego Cnnfor-
mia, and connecting also with the semi monthly
mail from Santa Fe to Independence Missouri
GEO. II. GIDDlNGS,
Contractor.
Santa Fe N. NJ, Dec. "a, lS57,-t,f.
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nah, Havana, and ChagrcS, and back two
hundred and siXty.one thousand dollars.

nah, Havana, and ChagreS, and back two
hundred and sXty'one thousand dollars.
For transportation of the mails from Pana.
ma to COl.fornia and Oregon, and back, three
hundred and twcnty-eight thousand three
hundred and fifty dollars,
Sec .. And be it further enacted, That
the following sums be and the same are here
by appropriated for the service of the Post
Office department for the year ending the
thirticth of June, one thousand eight hundred
and iIty-cght ont of any moneys in the trca-
Sury arising from the revenues of said depart
mcnt, in conformity to the act of the second
of July, one thousand eight hundred and
thirty-slX.
For transportation of the mails between
Charleston and Havana, a sum not exceeding
| fifty thousand dollars.
From transportation of the mails across
the lsthmus of Panama, one hundred and
thirty.Gye thousand dollars.
Approved, March g. 1857.
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Chap. CXV.--An act to extend the provi.
sions of the act entitled an act in add.
tion to certain acts granting bounty land
to certain officers and soldiers who have
qecn engaged in the military services Of
the United States, to the officers and
soldiers Of Major David Bailey's battal-
lion Of Cook county (IllinOis) volun,
tcers.
BE it enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States of Ame.
rica in Congress assembled, That all those
officers and soldiers of Major David Bailcy's
battalion of Cook county (Illinois) voIud.
tcers stationep at Fort Dearborn, in the
black hawk war of eighteen hundred and thir.
ty-two, who have never received warrants for
bounty land for services in said war, shall bo
entitled to receive n certificate or warrant
from the department Of the interior for one
hundred and sixty acres Of land, upon making
proof either by record evidence or svch parol
evidence as the commissioner Of pensions may
require Of having served on said war for tho
term of at least fourteen days; the provisions
of this act to extend to the widows and minor
children of said officers and soldiers who have
died or may die before receiving such warrant
or q certificate.
Approved, March A, 1851.
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Chopt. CXIV.-An act to amend an act en-.
titled an act to provide for the better or.
ganization Of the treasury, and for the
collection, safc-kceping, transfer, and dis
burScmcnt Of the public revenue.
BE it ouactcd by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of tile United States Of Ame.
rIca in Congress assembled, That tae act to
drovldc for the better organization of the
treasury, and for the collection, safe.keeping,
transfer, and disbursement of the public reve.
nue. approved August sixth, eighteen hun.
dred and fortySx, be and the same is hereby
50 amended, that each and every Gsbursing
officer or agent Of the United States, having
any money of the United States entrusted to
him for disbursement, shall be and he is here
by required to deposit the same with the
treasurer Of the United States, Or with some
one Of the assistant trcasurers or public de-
poSltarics, and draw for the same only ir fa-
yor Of the persons to whom payment Is to be
made in pursuance Of law and instructions,
except when payments are to be made in
sums under twenty dollars, in which cases
such disbursing agent may check lin bis own
name, stating that it is TO pay small claims.
Soc A"l l.. u r-~tL.- .--s.st, rhav
the treasurer Of the United States, assistant
trcasurerS, and public dcpostaries shall safe.
ly keep all moneys deposited by any disbur.
sing officer or disburSing agent Of the United
States, and for failure so to do shall be held
guilty Of the crime of embezzlement in the
act to which this is on amendment.
Sec, 8, And be 1t further enacted, That
it shall be the duty Of each and every person
who shall have moneys of the United States
in his hands or possession to pai the same to
the treasurer the assistant treasurer, or public
depostary of the United States, and take bis
receipt for the same in duplicate, and forward
one Of them forthwith to the secretary Of tho
treasury, Ior any other department, or the &c.
counting officers Of the treasury, the person SO
failing shall be held gnilty of tho crime Of
embczzloment, and subject to the punishment
for that offence provided in the act to which
this is an amendment.
Approved, March 8, 1851,
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CHAP. CXVI.-An Act in Addition to
an Act more eifectually to provide for
the Punishment Of certain Grimes against
the United Stutes, and for other Purpo-
ses.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of Ame-
rica in Congress assembled, That ifany per.
son or persons upon the high seas, or in any
river, haven, creek, basin, or bay, within the
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SANTA I'D WEEKLY CAZETHE
SATURDAY. APRIL II, 1858.
TERMS OF THE GAZETTE.

PER YEAR, 50 80 payable, invariably, in ad
ance single copies 10 IL cents. For six months
81 90 or three months 81 always in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS 81 90 per square Of
hines for the first Insertion, and 80 cents for every
subsequent insertion.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters of administration having been granted
me by tho Judge of the Projects court of the
county of Bernaillo, Territory ofNew Mexico,
on the estate Of Edward j. 0'Brien, Qate Of
said county, decd, | hereby give notice to all
indebted to said estate that they will be required
to make immediate payment, and to all those
having claims against the same to present them
within one year from this date, or they will be
debarred from payment.
C.B. CLARK, Administrator.
Albuquerque, N. NJ March 20, 1858. 8.-6m
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ANTONIO CARDESAs ESQ.

UGUT st,
There are some letters of Importance per
hops, remaining in the Post Office at FL Pa.
so, Texas, directed to you; inform me by mail
where to send the amount of this advertise.
ment with your address.
B. S. D0WELL,
April 8. P. N. I'll Paso Texas.
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To Business Men.

THE undersigned is now about completing q
- large and commOdious warehouse, at Conn-
Grove, X. T., for the purpose of accommodate.
ing those in New Mexico, who may prefer freigh.
ting their goods that far, to meet their trains.
He has every provision for safety, in his ware.
house, and respectfully solicts the patronage
of the mercantile community and other persons
who may have goods to freight.
Council Grove, Dec q, lS57.-S. NJ. HAYS.
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REFER TO
IMPORTANT TO NEW MEXICO.

III Z take great pleasure in announcing to
" The merchants of New Mexico, that we
have succeeded in saving the m the trouble of
-oug to St. Louis to buy their
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For TOAS COUNTY.

FOR TOAS COUNTY.
Christopher Carson, Fernandez,
Pedro Valdez,
Samson Beuthuer
Lafayette Head, ConcioS,
Rudolph Loeb, Castillo,
William Bransrord, Moro,
Joseph PIey, "
Mathis Mad!ua, Rinconcs.
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T- EACH END OF TT1I E0V T6 rHH III ''' F'' W "
Fare Through:
rom May | to November | .'..''.$ ! $I25 .
Fom November to May l .......S 500
Packages and extra baggage 35 cents per lb.
- summer. and 50 tents in winter, but no pack
ace charged less than One Dollar ALI bag
pere at the risk of the owner, and no responl-
ssb1ilitv s1 for any package worth over fifty dol
lars unless contents given and specially con-
ractcd for and no responsibility for packages
or money given to the Conductors and not GU
;he WaYbils. ..r
Nar Provisions, arms, and ammunition fur
nished by the proprietors' ,.,..
Cy Passage money must DC pala ! IN "a ADVANCE
l,yy 1877. HOCKADAY & llAAL.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

JOHN 5. WATTS A. NJ. JACKSON.
WATTS & JACKSON,
ATToRNIEs AT LAW, SANTA FE, ~ NJ.
pslg" Prompt attention given to all business
IN the courts of n. NJ. confided to thier care
Feb. 6. 1858.
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S0A4 g gAMDI2So

TUAL . BAM IL AJ1
A gn have established at this place manu-.
4 ssJyy of SOAP, LARD, OIL, STAR 4 TAI.
e0N CANDLES, which we will be able to
lsn III our friends in New Mexico, at
ST. LOUIS PRICES,
ID ydetermiped to make superior article We
AZ forward to receiving numerous orders.
MAJORS KELLER & Dyer.
A94PO09 MOO
November 18th 1856.
6.mth.