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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
Arrived.

r. NJ steamship Persia Jucsns Liverpool Oct, B rnds ~
pass to r. CDnaid Arrived ~ ths bat'ery snl W
Liverpool at $50 ?. .0th us,.. ls - - Ioa H@ i
changed signals with Br. bark Colonit, bouud sans M
saw bark Dominica bound =.
end 80 psss 70 John Dale. Experienced srons and
saIss most of The pas.sse Ancnorsd % the Batsy .
81. Johns 22d mat. with pssssnge Am~rsn Erprss "
Aniysd OF the Battery q, las Has had CONTINUAL sS
srly sses IL.
Steamship Ihos. Swami Ramsey Baltimore s. hour Di''
to II. b. Cromwell 4 Go.
Steamship Nashville, Murray Cbsr.ton hog', mds' .
spoford, Tiesion Co. Sunday .. m, Of Hstiern -
chargd 'z ais with steamship keystone STATE non rh'
phis bound y. =.
Snip ri zabeth Hamilton. Lewis Liverpool days mde
Snip London Hurbu, London End Is day. from r'rt''a'
nd.e aud 63 pass 10 Grinnel Mbturm l. Co. ,.,o., "a
Ship Aerira,, bains Hsyrr apt q mdse ana 90 -,
W. Drsyton. Oct q, kt ~ 81. lon. 6i spss d" ~"
nsne not anowp, from Barbaioes for NeSioanisn La %
Barb Martha Vineyard, Robinson, Olasso~ " "a'J'
Bark Nassct tBI Doene Turks Island 9Th inst =, . -
teI Has been 10 asys 4 h,,tefs with hr.sy s.os ID
Brs Daren tof Warren. M.) stsrre'i Am:;srds@ 80
ndse 10 SNOW Burgess. 9Th inst, lat. -, lon srx
Br hip Nelson from ST. Anere. ior Liy-rpoe, s.a q,
away her topgsilsu,E.as,. 2hh Inst, on South se"s
Dragon bot nd +. -, 4, "a
Bris gclo Church Rio Grsndc Sept. H. wool, hides ~
COMING, Bento a Go. Expeneuced Lrssy n L. ''"
the coast carried away head rel split sail., y.
SchI. Jo.ephius, Allen, N.~.LoDod d Ter Albany.
shI sesI' & &ssne s,osn E1spe hPor 'I.! -, s''''n'
sehr Dolphin, Ingalls,. Fast msaiss dsya t@'"
les,her % m9,hsw Tsibqs c2i r.,,oD ,,s.e u.sa
soop W " Ma gum, hns.rn 'sun'oD' N'"s'
soOp Fsshion, YouIs ProyiisDce. 49,
Steamer Pelican, Aidrcb Providence ndse. - lsss
Steamer O.e.ola. Smith Sor~ieb and New -Losd'l- -
% h. AZ. Rockwell. 49,. a.
SAILED-shirs J. Boyd Tbouas Liverpool, Orr
Liverpool D. Berirsnp. hUusten, Hamburg bsff ~ ii
Dcngss, Mobile; bra Flyigg Esslc, -, Curseosi
I Bsyne GINNING am Haifa1.
WIND-DlTirs the day, ~
CossEcrrox-The follow n, ship. we're .rrousoasJ 49,
arrive Savannah yesterday The dispatch should es' st
SKW-ORLEANS Oct. 2S.--Ar. ships Ben Afsnt--.
sud BoekiIghsm from Liverpool; bark Gaee -
from N-w-York; ships Galena md Richard RobinfoS'
Sew-York Martha Sotr and Ashland, fr 1m Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
BY r~isgraph.
BOSTON OF

BOSTON, Oct. 3--irr ship Sea King. Barker, Lrarr 70
CHARLESTON, OF a-Arr. .bip Rob.r Cass.n Ca.. sn r.
Liverpool brg L.zsb,. frrf Boston schr Wrtberl, ~
The oIiE Gal Ia, from Turks Island boUId 10 p''
Quefsni.u". lrsliBg; crew sick - T.
NEW-oRLkASs. Oct. y Arr ships Lyzie hSrs, 90
ld'eipoosi Cotton Planter from Bordeaux bAsk bf'
boston ss.s
NORFOLK o.. p Arr schT 7 r. Simpsof, no-
Island; btn zone ana badly dan AGED 10 ney ,sss
Arv,d In HAMPTON roads. eighty Damaged N's-
Nth their al
The sa outsids ). running very heavily aio '0'''
ale e.~lee
SAVANNAH OFT d Arr. ships Under~ntef ~ ATS
West and y. d. Eeafa. from New f0ra Agnes "''
Gssrfir. from 3 1horuSs. . =, ivl ~
The u. Z. N. srsanship s,n q the se1'n "'''
wharf a. 3 o'clcek t1is NOR ING; al we'll
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Movements Of Ocean s,s.m.r.
TO DEPART.
Passenger Arrived

7. veIvshp Persis, tyow Lirsrpcci-Mrs PrtcAarl ~
sister G,n. G. L. Ward and laev, Mrs. Snh. Miss " M
Mis. Floyd Joues. Me- Ws'ts Ms. Dchou, Mrs. A. j. >
WOOD The Rev W Defon snd isay, Joht Tsctdle lazy
dsuqiiers Mr Jyard apo adv loit Cabot and ,saS
Iawr,nc, and son Mr. Fho,, Nh. Flis chas. Ora
Ball H. Harris O. Gorion John T. Porcher, Uco. Ports
p. j. Jolly M lyrs. Mr. Ives r Miss I've, aud scIsset NJ
lacy o ioungs, Mr. touues, lr G Ghlen, l,iy i:s
ard son. Nss Barret aud s'vsme.- va eeea, lsss
Csrdules Nr BsS. Nr Spence. r. Scott Eugene N rt.
Chas Ea, Mss Darlord. Mr, Mah.,ou, Jeha Mn'. Mao
bert, D. c. Levy g. Holt jr. Mr.. H.', Bart ,lyn
ss,yarts Mr. Carroll and iaey, Me. C',r Mrs Pns.Js
horr in fnt sni iurs MIR w,lser aud lAiy Ms Sod NJ
Wansr, DR.. W. NJ Brsit.ford sud lady A Cesar b Gh
Mr. Rest Ms Reihet Mr.. Priosie A. Cousins sad son
REYNOLDS Mr Prinsle Mrs. Reynolds, Miss Reynolds r. ~
KeSrsrd and ady tie Rev w. b. Brown. sspa-u y Ala
r. Mcdowell Mr Forbes, Dr. Hu.er, M T. s,oasy LerS
crI, w Traprnann F NJ Drrxel Mrs. Drex-l Mr haman,
Miss Drcxel ME- Drexe Mi.s Msrgarst Mir'ocs NJ gu
dcn, p, z. Handsy w. Powell, r. Harlan, W u,
and servant, Mr. Waldo. T Schwartz, Nc Tr ART n A
Neile, c. II. Schwartz Mr schssrz Hash DekwarA,
join ; DAVIS and lady, M. Greenn Mrs CSlnuoss &
siamcross, Mrs. McNullams. ). c Kahn and LADY, y A
HOPE, Mr. Tioit Hosh Wilson. ;. II. VIII, c.p, sws,Dy
81 Croix Nr. q. Conner. DR. Brcte, Dr. Aeosa NJ Ia
cad. Leopold Sirucbe, Ano Clark Tho Redmond M Cfgi
Mr. Lindgr, J g. Ssenstadt H. q de Forrest scd siy NJ
K,mseys and LADY Miss Gray. Ms Remmugton. aL Cros
der Mr.. Crowdrr ard Jas g. McAndrew aad hcy,
Bulett, r S Ferguson, HermoD Clsen ,nd brother, {
noWd lady. iuflut aud servant J j Wsds, L. Gsisst
Mr. Il ain Mn Train infaut aqd chiii C. Dusny, Mr. NJ
adler, W Lus, w sand r.ou c. C. ussr cea' Aer a
Aynust Mr. slaike, p Weber. Mr. Pousou, A. Tfoos Ws
Hodge. mr Gnl, Thos kensles, Mr. Remedy ard two
John NcConnor and man ant Capt torrens
Heslen Mr. schcnlry and mai is.ry ant, MI Lsthani-
In StedRship pigc from Lreylooi-H ~ f-rry CT
Overs Capt Barkl.y, Dr. and Mrs Diessy Rev 7. We
miyes, Rev; A. q vsrmi.yes, w o. Nsrnay.s y,An u
sing r. w Bogart, Mrr N Pope A. Pop, Alfred he,to, Va
Hamnersley P. NJ Cshil, John Lowe. James Hsaly n
McDonad. } A. Hughes, W Tsrr'ut M Mr.. aud M.css
men Psrcp Tatposysn and sdy children and h.
Fowler, n schamberg, e. n. Olsen. 81 P'st0rias gk
Stanton Mrs simmons sud four codreo, Mr.. and As De
las, ~ Phf'hrs Mr. Lsne MIS- Wyie. T W. Allosy q.
sud iamily Mr Dyer, ~ ti.her MICS Lewis Mrs snsA
achon al Mrs Gov Pnkney Mrs Ch.ndcr Mr.. Jirv n,
Cox, Nj and Mr. xan Mss Ma-on Mr.. and Mss RsJ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27

or tie .tieT side of he account: ,,.,,,
G,v.r-lri Gri:is.. i so1 81. l~eIsA-r'''' ~
0,I -.. iisi7 - Der" s-"''- 49,
S,ss unsu tioy,d.. .... l. 7+J i~eE 's N, 80
Tie amount If notes in r'rrulHii'n - III -"i ~
ieiI ani,crease of ci7sl6 ani'he stock OF oiiH'a
III both departments is El9.ie6,Pi' 'h""ins 80 ~
crease OF E.94s4, WHEN compared With the preceding
return. .
Tie following table viii show the fluctuations IN
Corsos sirce N. Sth inst:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
Albany Eum ber MARKET.

Fca THE WEEg Ending TUESDAY OcTosER@
RcT0TEed kzpTesIiy for The Aetv- York T151ae
Tie eciylfy ae market noted las week continued
quite bsk. Hss Of the s4es have beeu l.rxe
goes defined Tor The Eastern aud Southern mso; and the
nyet md home trade have also been quite active
The demand continues for better deseutors sad lie
poorer que lilies almost entirely neglected.
fn-,s 2 nain unchanged aud are maintained frmly.
Tie recepts show corespondiug increase the past
with the business done dealers being determined their
yaId fully stocked the event n early close of uaggatou
Dlrlng The thIrd week Ia October the receipts were:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
Receip,, Of l,r.o,c. oc. ~

BY Ere RagyOOs--s.So obis tioar "a 90 Ws,,., ia,
Acohol, Ion pkzs Proyisiols, !t'e 90 Cheese ISs
ter 80 DO. Ashes rs do robcco so so L,,, % - s
ton, 90 do Wool 500 sitrs ieafh-r no ron.s go &c
29S bsgs Barley, d. MAJ, 2l 40 SD d, A. - hs,
Ry North Riscr Boats-i,5s0 5bl FoUT \ =. Lt, "a,
81 80 do. Corn l. $40 do. Oats 1850 q, r., " PC
Pork 6o5 DO Whisky, q do. A,ee Sss b,.s a. 4" Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-yORK.......O
Cleared.

S,eamship-Afhca tBr) shannon Liverpool, T. Curet
Ship-Csutunsn, Caslsins, Gasgow, L-nsss Co.
Bsrk,-bo,8, tsardl Csicsgn., st Thomas, Aym1 @
Young An ercs, Cohs, Ragged Island RJb-rts William.
Bns-SpArian BIZ, Campbell. Oenos J. Whtnsy Ca
Schooners-Conserystiv. tBrl Myers Half,x H. u D'e'
van; Post Colium, APalar acols r. Post; D. H. Sshss
Sai d. JseUsl, +. Beck ~m sobisu Van 5ra1t Chyies
McCrtsdy Mott Co.; O've'to s4n,rnis, Asois Lsyts
Hurbut, Reindeer stephens Baltimore, Merrill AssA
si.amer-BostoU, selrw, Phisdeiphis :. Perkina
Bsrge-J. A. Shnyer, -, Phlladolpha.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27

The PoPULATIos OF PHIADELPHn.-It is COM
puted by The North Aneriean that PhilSdeph.a has
spopulation OF between 600 and 62j 600 AMI the,
it increases and has increased since 1885, at about the
rate Of iye per cent per anrum, calculated upon the
sctuai number a, the Commencement, OF each year.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27

IRoy FROM THE BRIrsH PRovIScEs.-The schooner
Lavnia, from Port George, n. s., arrived on Satur
day last bringing cargo of pig iron being tae first
IN ported of the kind from the Provinces. This iron
is said to be Of superior quality to the Scotch.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
M.rLr,...R .ReDorted BIZ Tsl,gronB

NEw ORLEAss Oct 25-The PersE's received here
to-day upon the CoTroS market The s.ss foot
Up 6Ot0 bales tn rase closing firm The se-. OF the az.
three up II 500 bales and the receipts Toe
receip.s this anssd Of last 07 so bsle RLou
duh .. s. Is per Dbl Nsw.YsTk HAY els 81 per ton.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27

certificates, aad b. the order of the Pe.iienl OF he
embryo bank, the morey was -e,ur" H. aud the irnni
uleni c.rtfcate. surTcn1ered. L, rjon. whose name
was On fictitious paper, re lered hm4-lf -csrce,
ard Dhlaye, who j. great ~ Indignation, becs ne in-
dirnaii aid eloquent. '.le nnd K=,ey irdueet the
bank oficeTs to el ~ m have the forged pafer aAi
the, n9a 20 to fswlsIk and Il, a. ih1; K..v isy bS
the good m"' 20 rplac- the deficit np, yet "r'h-
c,nirg, Pnd tie Non6rgahela Valley Bank = M, Jet
unteI way. The Tta'u 'uTer ae-, 9o"eyeF, ap,u. aoI.
81 Oo0 If the good assets o thee on .I'' .
e,ers. Thu. far. nobody has o-t anything ny ,he
trarsaction.
The following are the Currency, Land "arrahl''
and Specie quotations for tie week, corrected tor u'
from :, rates current at the banking office OF Me'srs'
TLnmrson Hrnthers:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27

The crir !, return Of tie Bank o; France, as made
I'd 10 Thursday. the 18th OF October, shows the
nnouire result. the exci snge taken at 81. TO the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
,MAFIReED.

UI fHtr NfaI " " ~ ~s|SS ~hSHkHIs p ~.
.,t ,BQRp0S-sLATER,f. Tnesday syeniTs o. is,g,, ~ IN
wv Ney c. HcsTFf ~. =. " lori0n 4 NeS fes :" Ms "
- y q ssssr t< Lssrcr', Pa OF .- .Aif
PJCkEfJ-SA.Lt f-On stdeJ. Oh ~ q ,,..t 80 "a ~
by n. Rev. DI yaylor Reoior, dsphaf s.tn - Hii.
hssssYIt 70 y - Bs.ie Bailey daughter % - -
sal rteht Of u ~ sisaa. .ff tr f'f
tnsLl. AZ. /. pap p.sssse0ly- I.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27

Mnrke,s-C.KETuLLY REFoETED FoR rHE Y. TRrsvSs
TUESDAY, Oct =, lss
AsHEs-The market 10 without variation % notice the de-
nand is fair -se. OF Pots a. rs aud Pesfs st 70 ..
COTTON The market il steady and actve Il . u tri,stu
the sale. ar. bales u.sy al IN trsns,n The export
this ~ week has b-.u 5os9 bales We quote:
assfFISArION
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
Dissssfrr~, A,e.

Pay,L Oct, e--The ship Manchester prey,'asy ,t.ros
Ia drr,s and eaL " threw o.sTbosEc soop, ~ ees ss
he'd and she ordered % dhe 10 -
csrro TO enable the s1rv.yofs % Judge whAi 'S-
IBy letter TO EI.woOd wslier. ess. sec'y sesfa I"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
The annexed statistics and remarks We take fT0m
Ei,.arn Ll,s Elnnr AMI GRIN G.rcllar.
txFo2T or sEEADsTrfFs TO GEgAr BElTAN ASD iRrLAsO
The following IS an extract Translated from tie
Circular Of Messrs. De Coppet & Co.. for Europe:

Circular Of Messrs. De Coppet & Co.. for Europe:
Per sG'ec NEy-foRE, Oc,. S. 1885.
Or as. adyices are dated 18th instant Our SOCK
mark, la. then been excited state TRANSACTIONS
bsv, been large prices fo al desc Of securities
usersly advanced. This progressive
from abundance Of money
tie pro,Tec of ow Il interest FOR indefinite prod
zh produced ther is osoperator
STccSs The amount absorbed fr Investment has
sge. both the Board ard private sale
have TenIess- c. = Virginia g. Louisiana g. Il
NoTth Carolina g. s. Ohio 6s of 1875 y Pelrsyyarl s.
Indiana S. l. California L. 81 z There have been
s.s Hewlo = Of 1915 lb of Georgia Is A. l9l
TIE Goyernuent Loan l. in deuend a. las
County bOsDs-There Ia. active e nari
those that both widely and fayoEsbly known osher
c.,cE remain raravely ueE-ted We record ses
of Brooklyn Memphis Guaranteed g. Gnd s. Louis City and
County 10 all sda1ucc ard there been
D. Loan =, Davenport novsl TO- ard L3asyie
without change pTse ana Of Sal kralcsc0 l0 sht
f..ft
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
sUN-Rises.... G:2i S~is......... 500 Noon
HlGH WAIsR-rHIs DAY
Sandy Hcoi.. 9:52 Gov ,. i.laLdo: &. aelI Gste ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27

Since January lac. 60. $50 9s5 $50 a55,2D &i9058Os
The American Exchange Bank has declared divi-
dend = cent, payable on the lst proImo The bus
ness of the Clearing House was $40 9s3,7i2 Albert
H. Nicolsys regular daily auction sale of stocks and
bonds will take place tomorrow Wednesday,, at l2l
O'clock at T. Merchants Exchange. s. Diapers
next regular auction sae Of bonds and stocks viii take
place tomorrow Wednesday,, at l24 o'clock, at the
Merchants Exchange. The Michigan Southern Road
earDe5, the third week in October Sfi02o, against
$46 500 in 1874 decrease OF g. fSO. The Michigan
Centred Road earned, the second week in October,
s5676 22 against $69,si7 s. in 1874 decrease Of
sl3GS 63. The business of the Northern Central
u. hao foil
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
o.e Of the preyiour week /:

The receipts at tide water by the canals of this State,
Of four wheat, and barley, for the Third week
of October in 1851 and 1853, have been a. follows
Floui, bbls whes,, ba. Cora. sl Bariey hu.
lSb3.........s..suft5 <nf'tp .iLfp .. -.
l855..........~4ll3 11o,%6 ) $40 o58fo
In,rease.... 3 go ne @97io Inc. t6i2o INC 5sl 2
The aggregates Of the receipts Of the above articles
30 far for the years 1851 and 1853, have been:
Flour bbls. wheai, bu. Com, bu. Barley, ba.
l357..........5lt.2SO 2.8Si.Gl 5,oi7lr9 7b3s7S
1853. ........I ,458,i5 6,sS4S2 5.j.I52 1890
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27

DRayrs ssD CHICKS, BUYING:
- A. .

eoverrisns.si g. at a Span. D6ioon. 3 l6 25Gl6 y
Twenty Frslc....s s5 a. rs pain', Dboons s'el' %
Ten er pieces 25 Al ~ IOd Am Gold 5 a cent prem.
Ten Gu.Ider pieces. a5 90 lBk Enz'd Nis. asa 81
Tie weekly statement OF the Philadelphia Banks,
prestris the following aggregate as compared with
those Of the preyiou. week:
, 1858-02-05
SUMMARY or NEWS BY LAST MAIL.

The following news itemswe extract main
ly from the Philadelphia Press, the San
Francisco Tines and Portland Standard.
The reports Of the Legislative Assembly SO
crowd upon our columns that we can only
make brief extracts. We hope by another
week TO complete them, after which time,
more space will be devoted to this depart
ment.
In the Senate, on the 9Th, Judge Doug
las, Immediately after the reading Of the
Presidents Message, opened the Kansas
ball in few cautious but significant re-
marks, indicating bis purpose to oppose the
acceptance Of the Leeompton Constitution.
Messrs Gwin Of California, Stuart Of Mich
igan, Trumbull, Hale and Seward likewise
broke ground upon this exciting subject,
sustaining the views Of Judge Douglas
Messrs. JEFF Davis, Mason Of Virginia and
Bigler Of Pennsylvania indicated their en-
tire agreement with the President On the
9th, the debate was further continued by
Mr.. Douglas, in fuller exposition and de-
fense Of popular sovereignty and Messrs.
Mason Of Virginia and Bigler of Pennsyl.
vania in opposition. The speech Of Sena-
tor Douglas is considered among the great
est he ever made. Mr.. Mason wanted the
galleries cleared for applauding Douglas at
the close of his speech. Mr.. Clay, Of Ala,
suggested that the applause began on the
floor. Mr.. Mason dropped the subject
with threat that the galleries should be
cleared next time. The discussion between
Messrs. Douglas and Bigler was prOtract
ed, aud was piquant and suggestive. Mr.
Green, of Mo, delivered lengthy speech
in opposition to Mr.. Douglas. 1t wat
courteous towards the latter, but abounded
in technicalities and citations of precedent
He was anxious for peace, and affirmed thai
the Lecompton document represented the
views of a majority Of the people of Kan
sas. Mr. Douglas. in reply, said there
could be no peace except upon the founda
tous Of justice and right, aud that to pur
sue the course marked out by Mr.. Greer
would not only be death to the Democratic
party, but would be step sure 10 result
in civil war, 10 carry on which more thar
four regiments would be required The de
bate was postponed until Monday.
The appointment of the standing com
mittees had been announced in both thl
Senate and in the Honse. Several Repub
lican Senators protested against the list a
unfair.
, 1858-02-05

which Mr.. Wallace withdrew his motion.
The bill was then laid on the table and
made the order Of the day for Thursday,
2Sih January.
Memorial praying for the extinguishment
or the rights Of foreign corporations in w.
T., was read as amended by the select com
mittee, their amendment adopted, and me-
mortal passed.
An act TO confer civil jurisdiction upon
probate courts and regulate the practice
therein, was taken up, and the report ol
the committee on Judiciary, recommending
its indefinite postponement adopted.
Business from the House;
A bill authorizing William Cooper to es-
tablish ferry, was referred to committee
on Corporations,
An act dissolving the bonds of matri-
mony between Julia A. Lendingham and
A. L. Lendingham, having been made the
special order of today, was read and pass
ed.
Mr.. Phillips, on leave, introduced me-
mortal for the relief Of Charles Z. Roberts,
a citizen Of Whatcom county, which was
read and referred to committee on the Ju-
dietary.
Mr.. Maxon moved to instruct the COM
mittee to include and take into conSidera-
tion oil similar cases that may come to their
knowledge Which was carried.
Then adjourned.
, 1858-02-05
Truth crush'd to earth will rise agaiR, =
The eternal years Of God are hers"

CALLED SEss1oN.-The late Legislature
having called an extra session Of the Su
preme court, the same was convened here
on yesterday-Associate Justice o. B. Nc
FADDEN, presiding The case of the Indian
Chief Leschi, who was sentenced to be
hung on the 22d ult, by this tribunal at its
late December term, will constitute one
of the cases coming before it. The eXecu
ton of the sentence of that court, it will be
remembered, was prevented by the baseness
knavery, or criminal ignorance of the sher
if Of Pierce county, combined with the uni
ted exertions of few notoriety-seeking
army graduates, who, had they but one-hal
the knowledge which they exhibit in preten
sion, ought to have known better than tC
engage in the transactions of that day; O
knavish pettifogging attorney, and militia
lry-iawning U. S. Commissioner
The prisoner was again remanded for sen
tence on Wednesday last, and will probably
be re-sentcnced to-day. He is now in safe
custody, and in hands from whom he will
not make his escape. About week or tel
days since, he made an attempt of this kind
but was prevented; subsequent to this, he
also attempted to take his life by hanging
but also failed This will be the third timC
this unhappy man has had his sentepce pro
nounced
Messrs Williams, sheriff. j. NJ Bachel
der, commissioner, and Lieuts. Kautz anC
McKibben will also be heard in defence o.
their conduct in resisting the execution o.
the law in Pierce county on the day above
mentioned. They are here, as well as somt
Others, to purge themselves of contempt
of its mandates. We hope they may sue
coed.
Whatever may be said of martial iaW, late
occurrences conclusively show that it is tht
only law Of any effect in Pierce county
the eiUa is imperative.
, 1858-02-05
OLYlfp1A. Feb s 1873

J. W. WILEY, Esq.--Dear Sir : In the
proceedings, published in your last weeks
issue, of the meeting held by the citizens oi
this place, am made tOsay things l never
uttered l called upon Mr.. ]. T. Turner
the Secretary of the meeting, to make the
necessary, correction which he promised tc
do, but bis time has been so much engaged
toward the close Of the session of the Leg
islature, that he has been unable to do so
l must therefore make it for myself.
When called upon, simply said was
not the person to give the meeting the
facts in the matter, but Mr. Mason was
and moved that he be sent for, which mo
ton was adopted, and there ended all my
part in the meeting except as listener.
Yours, &C.,
JAMES NJ. HUNT.
, 1858-02-05

KnLED.-An Indian was killed on the
night Of Wednesday last by a couple of his
red brethren during the frenzy and fury Of
whiskey row. The guilty parties are now
in the custody of Mr.. Armstrong, who de-
signs delivering them over to the friends and
relatives Of the deceased, to be dealt with
according to Indian custom-atone with a
price the value of life. One of the prison
ers came very near making his escape yes
terday, but after having had four shots from
a revolver fred at him without taking effect,
was headed off by some persons in The
streets and again secured. Liquor has been
uncommonly plenty among them of late,
and fighting, quarreling, noise and distur-
bance has been in proportion.
, 1858-02-05

REMovED.-J. NJ. BACHELOR, U. S.
Commissioner in this Territory, having
proved himselfa corrupt officer, disgraced
our laws and the citizens of the Territory,
was removed few days since by his honor,
Justice CHENowETH, upon a petition pre-
sented to him for that purpose. 1t is
signed by some IS gentlemen and so ladies,
and is now in our possession. Already is
deserved censure being passed upon this in
dividual by those who know him best,
among whom he has resided for the last
Eve years, and whose esteem and good will,
rather than that of few migratory army
officers, he should have endeavored to Sc
cure You are surely short-sighted, Mr.. B.,
or you certainly would reflect upon the
course your are pursuing. Remember that
those gentlemen whose favors you court
may trdrel at a moments notice-they are
subject to orders, which we hope may be
received at an early day. In the meantime,
within the walls of Fort Steilacoom, you
and the enemies Of our people-(the hostile
Indian-the murder of innocent women and
children can find sympathy and hide your
shame.
, 1858-02-05

Truth TELLER-A 10 IL sheet bear.
ing this name has made its appearance in
our midst, bearing date at Steilacoom. 1t
is devoted entirely 10 the defamation of the
character Of our worthy executive, and in
bolstering up the rotten characters of few
with whom the citizens Of the Territory
have neither sympathy or feeling. 1t con.
tains q card from the sheriff of Pierce
county, Mr.. Williams long communica.
tion and dissertation upon law and equi-
ty y from that proficient rogue and attor.
ney, F. Clark one from his honor (oncs
upon time) ]. M. Bachelor, U. S. Com.
missioner Lieut.. McKibben, and 6eaati
ful picture Of the "bloody swamp" and bat
tie field at COnnelps, prairie, an BLACK, thus
dressed, we presume, to commemorate the
treacherous and bloody fate of the lamentet
McALLIsER, CoNNELL, Moses and MILES
who here met their fate and untimely enc
at the instigation of Leschi, now under
sentence Of death for his connection there
with, whose probable fate is more deeply
dsplored by the regular army than the
reverence which our citizens entertain fol
the memory Of the dead Their united el
oquence and argument will be insufficient
to ever reinstate them in the good opinion
of honest men,
These young and ardent spirits shOult
have learned one lesson (perhaps the only
one he is competent to teach, from thei
senior officer, Lieut.. Col. CASEY, and KEEP
mum. 1t is the wounded bird that futters
and they are but kicking againstAth'
pricks"
In conclusion, we would suggest to thI
army and its officers to stand aloof from
everything appertaining TO civil law, o.
they may get their fingers burned. Oul
citizens will attend to that. While they
can have nothing to do with it save to en-
force it, they may yet learn before the Su
preme court adjourns, that it can hav'
something to do with them.