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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22

A. J. BLErcxEa Anctioneer .c.l
TURTLE BAY PROPERTY, on 1stN., sot,
Il and f7tl.st.-A j. BLEECKER, SON Co ~
at eviction. on THURSDAY. Nov. IS at IL 'e0eA' o. We
ON IsT-XV-i6 Lots between 18th and 9Th 'ts 49,.
ON TH ASD 9TH Isis hEe Lots IL rear o. ne ""
turtle BAY. a. valuable Dock property, won 80
1. being the nos desirable uptown location Tor ss
For ship coal ysrd It % also moot 90 - Isssss
and cspitslsts r.. 49,, Ma ts
SAIL POSITIVE It-e Psnee~ l.f)
at No. Broad-st.
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COLE MEDAL of HONOR at the UNIVER-
~ SAL EXHIBITION OF 1855
DEPOT or THE ALEXANDRA ORGANS,
adapted the of Drawing Rooms Chuche Lodges Anl
sohosls. This magnificent Instrument, introduced By
THALBER0,
In the United States has been adopted BY the most eminent
sri.t' Of Europe and America Mile wei. A... oo,t'chs
VflAnoys, kc Price 100, e225 $3.50 $500, &S7a
descriptive circusr sent any address, application b
BERNARD kFABREQUETTES, ia, No. 81 Dcyst
Importers Of Bssson's Accordeons Violin Strings, Ia
JUST PUBLISHED:
complete INSTRUCTOR for tho Alexandra Organs
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Latest FROM LAWRENCE.

Ger Lane is stll confined to his bed, and is doubt
fn whether he will be Gbls TO attend the examination
which is to take place to day.
Two of the MEN charged horse thieves, who
broke ai on Thursday night last were re arrested on
Friday afternoon. ,.
humber of trials by Judge Lynch have taken
place durr the pas week. At Burlingame, follow
was tiled and senten led be hung for robbng and
shooting q boy on the Santa re Road. At Leroy,
Cofey County, horse thief was hung by a Vigilance
Committee. He was found VITA three stolen horses
in his possession. ct Hyatt and Central City, arrests
have be en- made for the ofnse bat nothing ives
done with the guilty parties.
Gov. Denver and suite left Lawrence on ThuIsdsy,
to investigate tie troubles in the South.
Leavenworih Times jane a.
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pro'e. tie Territories from The curse of sy7ery a,
70 preserve the plbii, DOMAIN flr tie occa,.5,s !,
go mea snd free labor, aud d-case .ua 70 p,u.
ID ca, "a can csrTy aud nsibtsn >eve-y 10 ne "a.
sgtiLs the will Of tbeir p'op@ and ths p-ovi.i. a q
their const'ut snd lsssi ad Va fil lr3o-s, ~.
recent dscuion Of the Supreme Coart .. our o.,
sac " rich declares tbst property N psf>)ss = y.
pusua act 10 tn, CoDstiil.or and lsE. 81 lii,s .ai
that oil perscrs within rs jurisdiction s-s p,es TAI
n be free, AID That slavery, where l. exss ss
mupicipsl regulation, without az e..rs f,'i,,rl
,p' ra,nr.
VI. We view with regret and q I'm he rsr iyt.
leasing expenditure of the GsusrAl Goyer5nss'
which nov, 10 toe Of p'o!OcGd peace, ,hTea,en T..
courTy with ra1ens bankruptcy; ana Pledge ear.
selves, as far IS may ak for the Rep 5h,.as
II nnla, % t1'r1ugh snt r6o n reform N to al n-
l.t'GiiOa cf he Gov ramett fnlncs@, n the even.
hat the Repnb cans ialrus,ei sith tee care Il
national Affairs.
b. c. Cook of La S'l'e tfrersd the fDilow'sy rs-.ls
ton, shich WIS unanimously adopted:
Rro-d Tha. 80 Hes Lyman rrpubl IA IA. s- a. = -
Ir-.d States. has ias,.-Fd ard d.ne he prucip. y .
Republican patty ,hh dsr sghed so y ard hiey And =,
her, fy ezpI,. smpt ali approval % bis coarse
Charles L. Wilson of Cook submitted the folio via,
r,solutiOn which was greeted with shouts Of az &l:e
ard " animuusy adopted:
pessrtd That Abam Lirc0ln Il ihe fs. sud lAoss
the Rpu 4 Illinois for the United Sa@s Sess'. "a
sucress,E 81 Stephen A. Douglas.
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LETTER FROM LIEUT.. Gov. SELDES.-The follow
ing ettt was addressed TO the editor of The Brocort
Monroe County, n " Republic, and is dated at
Carkson, June l., 1853;
"SIR: did not until to-day the article in your
paper of Friday suggesting ny nomination for the
Office of Governor. 1t is perhaps, too early TO dis
cuss the subject of candidates for that office even 1t 1t
should not be left entirely to the action OF STATE Cen.
vebiop; but your article renders IL proper, If not
necessary for me to say that for many reasons be-
aide the most obvious one the wsnt OF fitness, am
unwl ng to be q candidate for that office, and could
rot accept nomination for it if 1t be rendered me.
This il not said through any fear that my silence
would be followed by such a result, but because em
unwilling 70 allow the impression 10 rest upon the
minds OF any persons, whether few or many, that 1t
would be accepted, and thus probably produce some
future Inconvenience. l am very wiling to aid, ac-
cordrg to ny ability, the Republican cause. ! re-
gard g. the OF advancing civilization ard hu-
manly but feel quite thai that aid will be more
eilectual in private than in any public station.
"Although the fattering portrai. which you have
drawn bene ath my nsme vii probably be recognized
by few or none your good intentions and kind words
are fuly appreciated Nevertheless, / must express
raw regret that such an article should appear at
pcpt 40 near my residence doubtless to subject me
tc The upoe nputatiors of having sought or asented
TO il. Respectfully you're. ii. X. SELoES.'
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LEvEE BRoKE-A GREAT CALANIrY.-A dire ~
lauity has befallen our people. To our soyrow W
have TO record Of the @oret strokes OF fortune
that could have come upon us. Thursday night, is
levee one mile above THE place ION the bsuk Of 10
Pass) broke, and VIXEN discovered at daylight 10
break was abb ut twenty feet wi ie, but before tn
citizens could assemble, it was thirty yards vida
Strenuous efforts to stop were made bu. to 10 pa
pcse. The work was continued until the breach hn
gained sixty yards 10 width when it wee sbsndoned
Tbs channel 10 widening and deepening every nou.
The water has fall of eight or ten feet and ~ rash
ING down with terrifc rapidly, with such power nj
force TO fell trees in it's course throwing waves ss
spray high into the air, with roaring akin to that Of
an approaching tempest.
The damage in this county Is almost incsicussh.
Il is estimated by Jugde Shelby and Mr. g. BObo ~
loss at 81. 0G0 Mr.. Bobo estimates his o. sl90@I
+. E. Shelby estimates his loss at 5000. |. will
jure majority Of our planters, by destroying crop
stock etc. III the river remains fall, . wi. flood w
the country along the lower pass. We gre informs
that one hand, by an hours work, c0nd have .1rgu
dirt enough upon this levee to have prevented fpe
breaking. II true, there has been gross nelsa ~
csrelessnees on the part Of somebody. L. vss Eosa
the part Of Col j. l.. Alcorn, L@vee Commissioner
for hs has been absent from the county for the lx
week, and will regret It, and suffer A much from -
arg other citizen. Who ia TO blame
After toe above was put in type, we leaned Ts
Mr.. Potter, Subtle CommissioLer, that be WAS
the levee where the crevasse il at O'Clock TnuF
day evening, and that it woull have required lcs
eight to twelve inches rise TO put the river over ~
evee at that point. he thinks that lat.bostnsn r.
hand in the matter. We think there is roon W
suspicion, and will assist 10 sinking any sIt 81 IN
attempts TO go through this evening.
lCoshoms (sIiss Citizen, Jefs u
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LETTER FROM ANos TroK.-The following lettsr
from the Hon. Amos Tuck was read q. the Caucus Of
the Republican members of the New Hampshire Legs.
lsme after the baO, for candidate for United States
Senator had been taken:
Concord, June 9, 1873.
OCEAN Sin: perceive the canvass for United
States Senator generating rome persona bitterness
and vitnrerstior As leave Concord this morning.
without being sensible Of any such effect upon myself,
wish to COMMITS ion sone one 20 say In my absence,
Il there be OCCASION that permit my 10 be used
with the distnct condition that array myself in hos
tiity 10 no one 1t shall no. be my fault if any alien
at;o1s are produced any quarter In regard TO the
leading candidate Of the Republican party, say, as
have always said his services are eminent and de-
Saving bs fidelity to our cause beyond doubt, his
character ss man hey ond just reproach. II Mr. Hale
be again selected TO serve US in the Senate, shall
feel nat our cause is in ust and upright hands, and
tina. our State will be entitled 10 the eminence in the
Republican party which che now justly sus.ains. !
trust it is needless for me to say that suoh result
will certainly uot diminish my att.chme nj to cause,
ror lessen nv humble services 20 make that cause
.riumph.nt Very truly yours,
"'""'P AMOS TUCK"
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DESTRUCTIVE WBIRLwND.-A letter in fA Wes
ingtoa Star states that violent whirlwind pssH
over the vicinity Of Colesvills, Montgomery Coua"
Nd, on Saturday last. The writer says:
We fret heard Of its appearance in the beas
Ebert Shaw, about three miles below us. l,s n'H =
pesrance was no larger than hogsheai, riang ~
immense column, towering as high as the eye go go
discern in the smoky element, and taking O. t@~
ess.erly direction and spreading desolsion 70 = w
gress. 1t passed through the lands Of Elbsr. s'"'
Middleton, j. 7. Baker, Barrett and others. A..
1t was indeed q sight 10 see the destsncu -
caused on the land Of John Baker. Duriog tae -
ne was eft houseless man and exposed 70 tDe of
ing rain which ompsnied it.
The most mcredulous part OF the story, Iowa
remains to be told The roof and other poifoss |"
dwelling, together with every tenement syacaesS
the premises were completely demolished, AZ
portion Of which were taken away by the Whit
The roof was seen towering above loiLy trees 49,
On in i,s mad csreer. A child of the family w.
from under the timbers of log kitchen, snd 49,
10 say, unhurt. TIE wind rushed through me "
by the old Federal meeting house, laying proso -
its course trees from three to four feet ia disne.
which had stood the tempests fer many yes A,
swept away the poultry -house, containing En.fE
or sixty chickens, smoke house, with h.ypieees ~
con in it, and corn. house, containing three 80
barrels Of corn. Considerable damage was " ~ .
the crops by knocking down the wheat, w.sa,saG
the corn, &c. The damage Is yariouay ssu"'
from 500 to 81 coo.
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GEN. LANE-TROUBI.ES IN THE SOUTH
EX-GOVERNORS.
ondenoe Of The Buffalo Express.


LAWRENCE, Kansas June t., 1855.
In company with one of the pioneers OF Lawrence,
Benjamin Jo6scr, esq, called on Gen. Lane in order
20 hear his own story, well as the statements OF his
friends and IL had been reported that Lanes
wound was badly ihhamed, and THAI he would pro5a-
bly, be obliged to submit to auputaton, or lose hls
life. But such reports were mere exsggerations.
When called 90 HIN, on Thursday lsst, his wounded
leg was not much swollen, nor did it show any EVIL
deDce of serious ipt animation. Tae bail had entered
the FISH near and slightly above the knee joint and
glanced along the bone Upward. 1t IL not yet e1-
tracted.
Gen L., during the hour | spent with him, was eX.
c.edingy communicative. NefysoOn after we entered
bis house be volunteered the opinion that he had
many enemies and prosecutors, whi,h he regretted:
not on his account but that he was still needed
the savior of Kaosas He spoke of the terrible
state of affairs in Southern ansas and thought thst
he might have prevented oil such troubles had be
bten left 10 pursue his own course. He said thst
whether Capt Montgomery was or not dong right, ne
lt.ans was Let respcrsble-that he had written to
Capt. NJ ordering him to disbsnd his company eod
report self at headqusrters to answer charges pre-
ieffeo gaipst him for unofhoer-lke conduct, bat
mat montgomery had refused TO obey. then told
Sen' Lane that, siLce coming to Lawrence, had
been told that Gov. Denver had in his possession q
letter Written by Lane 10 Montgomery, bearing dsts
about the same time Of mis- order" in which let
ter Montgomery was told not 10 obey the order or
the ProSievery men from the Terri. Dry. Lsns re-
piled that he did not believe Denver sd such letter
and tina. If he had, ii was an infamous forgery.
Gen. l.. then proceeded 70 talk very freely in refer
eDce &c his affair with Jenkins. He contenje6 that
jenkins had color Of right % the eoa.ss,ei clsn,
bu, was trespas.r, ana rad been il the habit 0. ID
spl.ips BIN sLa Las family alD?s: .vey dsy; ltu
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place at Cassyie. Ca. on the 26th ult, .: 49,
man Of a years old brought 8, 400; boy e.
81 600, ard Q girl Of IS years, eiioi. I,;nss
cluded q large lot, and the price, oil spP'''
uvse named.
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Tpr DOG TAX OF MAssAcHusFTrs.-We see it
stated that in the town of Leicester, Worcester Co.,
tax OF $3.50 is assessed upon dogs. The average tax
OF each town of the Commonwealth, under The new
tt,a, n tSssi'os rpd.r HE bssd OF $4,000.
jE2s.Sp JsIysA
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would have been ~sie ia Just three weeHs Much
gratitude is felt To me Postmaser-ienern Tor the
increased mail facilities which this inc supplies.
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GO Der AIIg. N,better~ R~ranten.
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tEena maapen mir auT bic beute Mbenp int 0ereins .
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nsten S9webtf& Bitter, su6ereftet aus GStnariubs
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Ssrfaufen tn Der Office bs gDeders. '" "1
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Notlrftri4eas SptUp BELT pOrtre Flt9 bartadttaen 6nnen, g.
taltunsen, S%lutPsien, uftrDtrenentslnbmno 9etfrbeISnsr.
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aHttrt eaS UtHt. jim Vr95. Hao Rletnpsrta9f su baftn In
per Onfss Dts S2De1er" 3a 81 per TIaf5e.
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Wln0ame GieOnere Seblcn
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men. Det4,1mt
NJ. L. Killers, @urcpdilte grpreb.
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