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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-25

Iur,e,. md to what eN.su: even The fsirsst sad
most eepsrous minds may " daily hab; be warped
into . tolerance for quibbie sn nee Aad nae''e' u
Cor gress were tho sole and 6ui l>dse in this mat
ter II is difficult to cay to what extern doushfac'sm
and nercenary .reschery might not % successfully
covered up by means Of these arsfu. 7rohssioes'
lodges. II is quito possible tast, 20 tar ~ thss
BODY alone is concerned, even the gross ''aad oil
attempting to pass OF the Lecompton swndie'
with its schedule annexed aud the unknown future
Of John Calhoun's breeches pocket as the solemn
ard deliberate act and deed of the people Of Kansas
NJ chit pass muster with only some slight uplifting OF
the eyebrows Of that honorable body, scarcely per-
ceptbie to outside Observers and without any SER
Gus dsmsge to the personal standing of the dough-
faces specially feed by Dir. buchanan to furnish
favorable opinions a. well as votes upon the case
But unfortunately for the persons who may be DIS
posed to accept the retaners OF the AdIninisrahon
on this great question. and to dole out such and
such an AMOUNT Of bubbles and techncalties In
return for the expectancy of such and such otces'
il is not alcre their compatuots at the par, not
their brother members of Congress- who are 70
pass judgment upon their conduct. The outside pup
lie are to be their ultimate judges--thatgrestbody OF
the people little versed in professional lore, to whom
falseheod is falsehood even though dignihed with
the sounding and respectable epithet OF pre'ump
ton in law, and who have a natural and hearty
abbor-epce for sll technicsties, forms aud shsms
which stard in the way Of the evident right OF
case.
Nor is i. only IS agsins! the particular individuals
who may thus attempt to put their professional ao-
complishmeuts to political use that the unprofes-
siosal public will be apt TO give pretty emphshc
Indications of dissatisfaction aud disgust They
viii rise up IS one man against the party which tor
the time honored pin ,iples of Democracy--the
sacred rightof the majority to sovern-seeksto SUD-
stitute in the government OF tas country the sov-
eIegnty of technicaities which expends its
utmost energies in forcing the Lecompton
Constitution upon Kansas, svowedly for the
sole purpose-since the original PROJECT Of
the trainers Of that document is no longer
feaible-of giving to an admitted minority the
triumph, sweet, however short, OF setting It's
heel upon the neck of msjority-of protractng tor
a few months longer spoGtical uSurpation, con-
Ms.edly such as matter of fact, but for which the
claim is nevertheless set up Of a technical Legality
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A FoRrIrIcATIos AT SANDY HooK.-A special
Beard Of Engineers composed of Major Henry Brewer
ton, Breye, Major J. G.. Barnard, and Capt G. w.
CuIum, viii soon assemble in the City OF Hsw-York
for the purpose Of planning fertilization 20 be built
Ssr6y Hook Nj
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;Nssp1lprk DAILY 6ribmws
THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1853.

ihs mails for Europe by the steamship North
American. from Portland, will close at the New
York Pos, Office on Friday next, ut o'clock pm'
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The steamships Fulton aud Niagara are now due,
the former at this port with four days later ntelli-
gence from Europe, the latter at Halifax with a
veekS later news.
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OPfsIsG % The CAsALs.-It is stated that the
canals will oeen 90 about tbs sth Of Apr. l. Is
supposed too. TIE Ls,ks glL 30 fee tIow ros. SD
ss.slsd BY the liza.
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MEMORIAL:

MEMORIAL:
To m. Honorable ne House ef Representatives.
TIE undersgLed, Electors of tn, City of New-York,
respectfully ana earnestly Protest against the adoption
of the LecOnpon Constitution and petition you to az
NIT the State Of Kansas soon as may be, under a
Constitution which shall have been fairly submitted
TO, and clearly approved by, her People.
Copies of the above may be had At this office TO-
day. and all disposed to aid in obtaining signatures
are requested to call and take them.
Now fellow. citizens who would have Congress
know how deep and wide is the current Of oppos-
ton in this metropolis to the 0agrant wrong now
meditated against the People Of Kansas, will you
take to sign this Memorial yourselves and see
that it is presented to your AntiLeco npton regh-
bors? We have no Offices ror contracts where
with to reward exertion on the side of Popular
Riehts-no army of Custom House stipepdiaries to
do tho work required. There is great danger that
eight of the ten Representatives from this city and
its neighborhood viii vote for LecOmpton, beliey-
ing, or at least protesting, that such vote is in
accordance with the will of their constituents Let
them be undeceyed on this point, ard that speedily.
They can be if each Of you who thinks and feels on
the subject will ask your Deighbors and acquaint-
ances to unite in the above Protest against the
acceptance of the Lecompton Constitution.
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Gud havs hitherto belonged % diverse aud hostile
nsrtie. sod caInOt frsicrrizs So sssly and
heartily as can those Of whom ninety -eins IN
every bundled have long been members Of one
party, end as such, subjected to rigd party dscp-
line. Thousands Of Democrats abe heartily sp-
prove the position and doctrines Of Senator Douglas
and hope for tee defeat OF Lecomptor, are yet un-
prepared to distract TIE party" BY ftaternzlng
With Republicans and Americans in public meet
ing believing that this would arrest rather taan ac
ceieiate the growth and progress Of anti'Leccmp-
ton.srn in the Democratic ranks. 10 Difference to
these ard concUIIiDg considerations. il has been
deemed advisable to substitute for the suggested
Meeting an appeal to Congress BY Memorials, to
be signed by legal voters only Of this City, and for.
warded with the least delay to Washington, In view
Of the immnence of the action Of the House oE the
Kansas question.
The following are the names Of 8 Few OF the sign
efs Of the call for an Anti-Leoonpton Meeting, ten
deed before a change in tho mode u appealing TO
Congress was resolved on:
Luther BrsAah Roseet Il HoCsriy
james Brocts. !smes WstsvotA.
X bl BlafrbfT1 T. u moren,
nRis,tus BROOKE, ChsNes II Recall.
A. c. Kjng.iand John Y. Orgy
Shepbsrd Knapp VIM foeta.
BALDWIN Robert g. Ooo<hvN
A. X. Hsdiey Oison Blum,
Isaac o. Barker Hiram Bsrsty,
Geo. STAR X. Storgis,
Wm X strong Henry Rsynost
y. A. COnshpL CSso II. Ao&cwH
II K Bogar, fsss0 J. Olive,
Smith Ely, q. Wager,
J. w. Edmo1ds iss9 56efTsr,
Robert Emmett. DAVID Dsdcy FSi
Vim Curtis koyeA, \. Drrper.
WIN N Evats Frederot Kspr
T.. c. Benedict, Johr Bge4sw,
Eeber Beosou, CsaiDoey Shafer
Clark.on Crolla Fredesic DE Pcyssr.
NJ H. On. neil, Robot Carter,
f. M Hartley, Richard Lsvrese
FTsncis Hall, 4 K Kirby,
Locus Robinsco, lsemu- Bags
K b. Hinturn A. Blocker
G.. " Rooev~t, Charles 8 Francis
r. PERT Edward Pr Ne
Samuel p. Ruggles Roe Lockwood
George w. Hunt, James Wissov.
Seth B. Hunt J. " d. Lsner.
Walter Undehid Charles A. Peabody
The following form of Memorial was yesterday
agreed en- as embodyiog the sense of majority of
our felow-citizens, and ordered to be printed for
dist rbnton and sipnature by LEGAL voters O1ly:
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The following form Of Memorial was yesterday
agreed On as embodyiog the sense of majority of
our fellow-citizens, and ordered to be printed for
distribution and signature by legal voters oily;
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Gil xFR-PIATRn WARE

Silver plated Tea Sets pieces s9 90 Slverplated Coffee
Tea Uns Sl0 Syerped Cake Baskets S5 also spoons
s.d Folks at equally low figures.
". j. r. DALEY Co.
f ,t r' NOs. 65i and 6}3 Broadway.
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declarations

Allowing for these possible defections there will
still be votes enough to carry Mr. Critsendcas
substitute, if the Republicans are entirely united
The treaty with the Pawnee Indians, relnqunk
ing ten million acres Of hand, with an annuity
of $4,000 for five years, and Of $50. 1000 in pr.
petuity, will probably be ratified tomorrow. Tis
Senate may strike out or amend the latter clause
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OH DIR. BONES BTTERs AND PnLs-GRgAT

OLD DR. BONES BIITERS AND PILLs-GRkAT
PURIFYING RknLDY-lf you have liver complaints dyspep
jsonte bilious stomach food not dgesed proper
L. ole BosE's BITTkRs aud PILLS. For dease Of the
6sst lungs bronchial tubes this medicine has equal been
ud In every spssks for itef Weakness male
wpsknsss &c challenge the world Old DIR. Bones BIT
and Pills failed Ia instance ia curing Impurities
Of the blood kings evil, sstrheun eryspes fever
Pbt No Ss GrsuG three blocks east Of boWery
Wholesale retail also, g. H. RIsG, No. 1872 Brosdwsy; Mrs
HAYss Brooklyn, and ali Druggists Dr. BosE al dis
eases al tis OfBos No. 234 Gtand.st
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WINDOW SHADES.
SPRIKG STYLES 1858.
patterns .de patented and warranted
stsga o., Wboesae Retail reduced prices
kelly FERGUSON,
7 .N f' No. 2g Broadway.
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Toe lsgrst the city, Of the styles entirely
new. Pices Is peg cen below tao r.tes Of ast year.
i W. j. 8. DALEY 4 Co,
7. .... .... Nos 1Sl aud og3 Brt adwAy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

BY the arrival of the steamship AUglo-Saxon at
Quebec yesterday, we have news from Europe to
the llth inst. The first message by the ocean tele
graph reached Yalentis at night on the 9th. Tho
speed of Transmission and the strength Of the cur
rents are said to be as great attained in the
experiments at Plymouth. The Great Eastern
Steamship Company had voted to receive offers for
the purchase or charter Of the ship ard to adser-
ti,e her for sale by auction. Telegraphc comuuni-
cation between England aad the Channel Islands by
asubmarine cable had been achieved. The Malta and
Alexandra Company propose to submerge cable
between Malta and Csndia, whence lines are to di.
verge to Constautnople and Ale1andris. Tne mails
from India brought no news Of note. From China
we learn that special Commisslouef to troat with
the European allies had arrived from Pekin. He
is mai DARN of high rank, the second officer in
the Empire. The Cherbourg fctes had concluded
With peace speeches by Louis Napoleon aud Prince
Albert Advices from Africa report the capture Of
more American slsvers. Cotton was quiet, prices
remsinipg steady at the Arabas quotations. Bread
stuffs had experienced slight reduction. Consols
closed al 96i to 96s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
THE TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ADVERTISER

The publishers Of THE TRIBUNE propose 70
issue, on the l,t day Of September and monthly
thereafter, sheet devoted exclusively to the in-
terests ard uses Of the Mercantile Public, on the
following plan:
/. will contain fail reports Of the Markets,
with such OTHER Commercial and Monetary intelli-
renee ss ,hall be deemed Of special interest to
Merchants.
2. 1t will be sent without charge to $1,000
County Merchants who buy goods in New-York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore or Boston. The names
will be selected by Mess,s. McKillop & Wood from
those recol ded on the books Of their Commercial
Agency and they guarantee that not le" than
so 900 shall be sent, this being the full number Of
Country Merchants tha. they consider it desirable
thus TO address.
3. The total expense will be betrayed by Mercan-
tile Advertising, for which One Dollar per line will
be charged. Those who require their advertise
ments to be displayed, will make special bargains
therefor.
1t is believed that no equal opportunity for ad-
dressing Country Merchants was ever offered in the
United States even at double treble the cost OF
this This sheet is intended for Merchants alone,
and will contain 70 other matter than such as is
adapted to their wants. Advertisements received
at TIE TRIBUNE office henceforth until the 18th
inst. If by letter, address
HORACE GREELEY Co.
Ntte- York Aog II, 1853. No. lji Nssssg st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

certainty Of ,uccen in oae (wards' aai VIZ
shcug probability Of carrying two-taid' oi IN
Others.
6. Had these Districts been rePresenTd I'''
Winter BY either Republicans or Ansrcs1' Us Le-
compton biz would hsve never stood cniace n ''@
Hou,e. While tie Epslish dodge would have 'een
killed very dead viii little ceIeno1y. Il ii''' 'o'
Epeli.h Conference could ne7er have been earned
If every ore had been an American OF the most u
trs .ert, bi. Aneric.nism could have done nosoty
Any practical harm; while hi. Anti-LeconPtonism
would have been jast a. effective IS though ne
were called Republican.
Is there, then, any coed reason for runuIDg t"o
ant. Buchanan tickets in these several Districts
and thus returning Messr.. Sclles, Miciay, Cocn'
rare AID Ward, to persist in keeping Kansas out OF
tie Union Until the shall have shown BY acen'1'
,hst she tas 60, $40 inhsbtants These gentlemen
Lave already voted TO DO 30, and csunotbe expected
TO stultfy themselves Who but they and their
p,rty are to be proited By such division and de-
feat of the Opposition Ii there De any good rea-
SOD Why tie ant;-Buchsnsn voters of our CITY
should thus run their heads sgain.t stone VAL,
let US know vha. il is
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

Nkw SKrDLING SUMNER PEAR.-Thsre is great
variety of choice Fall and Winter pears, while mos. OF
our early Summer ones are miserable fruit to eat out Of
hand We glad 10 nttce every promise Of improve
rent We have just tasted Of the fruit of seeding
pear tree growing 10 the garden of Charles +. Erhsrd,
Raverswood, l.. l., tha, is faly ripe the 18th OF
August, ard NEST teicousy rich, sweet and melting
Ii is Of email siEe, thick set, sher stem, turned little
oue tide, srorg yellow skin, spotted with nsry black
freokles mes white AID free from gritthes' Skilled
pear ouui.ts tbitk i. lie something rev, sni We Thick
il something good. Mr. T. has commenced prop ,Sat'ns
fiom IT, A, presstt lei it be c'lled the RavensSoo'
mar.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

Tie Galway line Of ocean steamships may now
be regarded as established. The Irish residents Of
cur City sppear to have taken il up with great
heartiress and for them) surprising unaninty. Ii
the feeling eSinced BY them is shared or imoIoed
by their brethren throughout the country, this VIII
.eon be the NEST profitable of 81 the steamship
lines to Europe. And it surely ia desirable th't
while Galway 10 so much rearer to us than any Ea'
srsb port and while Ireland furnishes 30 large
share Of the entire passenger traits between the
Old snd the New World, that at least one weekly
line of steamers should ply between this and the
moss inviting Irish port. The yoysse is one fourth
shorter by this route than BY tht from Westera
Ireland to Liverpool and thence to New York
There is wisdom as well as love of native land IN
the warm feeling Of preference shown BY the Irish
Of our City for the Galway line, and We think II
Will not prove momentary efervescence, but 8
settled choice.
Irelsnd is probably st this time the most Improv-
il q and relatively the most prosperous country IN
Europe. The Atlantis Telegraph and her ocean
Steamers seem about to make her our nearest
European neishbor intellectually, as she hs' ever
been geographically. May the change prove aus
pcious. and may her woes, however caused, be for
gotten 10 q loDg bright career Of prosperity and
plenty
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
Nkw:uark daily @ibm,ts
MONDAY, AUGUST 90, 1853.
Br.,stss s1,.-wboeysr la. anything to sell

To BusisEss MIs.-Wboever las anything to sell
Inoduce Whistler IN the ne Of nveniious herc vse'
books plants ses. inpsuep,s snythiDg else ose1iA'ei :;
Ii. .fyrobson or psrooss- Of the g~n>Ts public e'y
In he rural cisc;' 10 rsninaea tea, It WEEKLY IEsvsE
hu.rrr subscription Of re.ry hundred sni sevs.,y
tbou,.ud ooue. aud 10 eoubie,s real veey b. bal
MILLION pes.ons erbrsSs iAg share Of The mos: aev. lib
ers irs,n. sd eutsrp,ins minds IN the cou:U Or pes
for Ae,estnss per line, ard for anything rsqanr vide
AID s.ner circulation commanded The eh-spsst useiaal
e1:sr .aveIseu exits are ussJ restricted 70 two OF aree
eog.n. % th, very ore gsacs and s.s?-
ut.oD.
Ar,thrs n.na,d for is wsess 'as EaUs, b- h.sde; IL
or before We1rsscsy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

Cos.-Atnirsb.y vel ssi ys-
LosD.-ysry vel. WA: tine Are sou 81 Coas.a,-
uncpe'
CoS.-ll:s London s:57 ?. n. TIE weather Is
tuperb here. How Is L with you
LoSD.-I, is first rs;e wea.hsrhere. I an delighted
with tbs honor Of talking with you.
CoS.-This il the fir; tine ths, the ottoman tsle-
grsph hes succeeded in passing beyond the British
Channel. Tomorrow the Minister VIII be grs,if 81
with this good communcs'i II you hsvs Ary dis
patches, sn 8. your service, ST..
LoSD.-I snLondor va the Hague, AMI see noth-
irga present for you. VII you please to give me
your name
CoS.-My name is Yive., chief Of the station $:
Corstantinople. What is your 'ine, Sir
LoSD.-It il 9:ll il the evening.
CoS.-A thousand thanks for tbs valuable expert
ment for both nations.
LosD.-I hope to have the honor Of speaking With
YOU very often in future. Good night, NJ. Nlvet
Cos-I an much as;terei, NJ. Fischer. Good
night.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

The City Of New. York will soon elect SIX Mem
bers ofthe next CongresS-one Of the Elk Districts
including that portion of Brooklyn known as VII
lamsburgh, but which has not hitherto overruled
the choice of the larger division of the District lying
on this eide of the East River All six Districts
chose Buchanan men two years aso-four OF them
through the divisions of the adverse voters. At
our very last Election-Dec. |, lS57-the votes OF
the three parties in each District were as follows;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
The Ocean Telegraph in England
MORE SUBMARINE TELEGRiPHS
TnE ChERsOURC Feres.
LATER FROM INDIA AND CHly..
A SPECIAL COMMISSIONER FROM prrr
More American slavers Capture.
COTTON sTEADY-CoNSoLs s6less

isy ,pr AxEscN TFL,es,rH cosrNy's Lsrs-ot,.,
No. = WALL srsEEr
QrEsEc, Aus. p, iss.
The screw steamship Apglo-Salor, from Livx,,,
a. IL O'Clock on the mornrg Of the llth inst, Ursi
a; this port 8. 9I O'Clock this forenoon.
Tie Royal Mail steamship Canada, ton Bo.,o. y.
Halifax arrived al Liverpool at $50 P. n Of Ii. ~
The screw steamship North Americas, fou Quss.,.
arrived at Liverpool a: about g. n, soi Ii. Kscs..
70, at sbou. IL g. n. Of the llth inst.
The chip Mssdalere, a, Liverpool from Nsv-0,.
lesns. fell ip, oil Key West, with bOs ccOi..ns I
sesnsn nsmed G. l.. Baker, belonging to tie b,s
West, Of Boston, which went ashore on the Fodis
coast. The brig wss bound from Galveston to LvK.
pool. The sailor supposed the rest o'ths crew to ssr
been drowned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
FRANCE.

The papers TEEN with accounts Of the CnsrooIs
fetes, which had concluded at banquet cn board ~
Bretsgne. Napoleon, in proposing Victonss hea'a'
made a very smcable speech. lie said the '.o"
proved that hostile passions, aided by feT unio''
tunate incidents, cid not succeed in altering either tas
freIdsb existing between the two crowns or tns ds
ire Of the two nations TO remain a. peace. lie eh'
'er,ained sincere hope tbs! If a.temps we're made
stir I'D the old resenInen,s and passions Oi anOthG
uoob they would break 10 pieces upon common ssnss
Prince Albert responded, expressing tbs nos
fierdly sentiments on behalf Of the Queen. He ssi
.he was happy at having an opportunity, by her pre-
ercs at Cherbourg, Of joinicg in endesvori'g
.r.rsthen az much possible the bonds Of fasndshi
Letwsen ths ra,iors-s friendship b,.d on m1;ss
protperity-snd tie blessing Of Heaven w;uIi not %
denied He concluded by proposing tcas. 70 ~
Emperor and Empress.
Queen Victoria left on the 9Th under trpls sss''
Tie ietss continued On the 7th by the insag1''
ten Of the Napoleon Dock and the launch Of .as n''
of-war Vile &c Nantes. TIE consunpton o. s'-'
powder during tie .etes was enormous.
Ii wG runoredthst Napoleon will return VIEW
visit in private friendly way at 0.bGn' au''-s
Autumn.
The Emperor had or,ered q pyramid Of ga"
be erected at the head of the rev dock to pe'9''
the Queess visit.
The fe.es terminated on the 9Th, with the ns's'
ton Of the statue Of Napoleon I. Tns EDPes"
cred pacific speech on ths occasion, ssySs
peared to be part Of his destiny to socon2ass I,,.
tie great d.sigrs conceived dunng wE. d, h,.,of
Goven men. woSid 20. wsSs wS eIe'p' WV
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

The exact figures Of the City Tax Levy for 1858
tre shown in the Official publication Of the laws.
The aggregate is (S5, ,47l,09l 3) EIGHT MILLION,
FOUR HUNDRED AND sEyESTY-ONE THOUSAND,
NINETY ONE DOLLARS AND THIRTY ONE CENTS,
or nearly one hundred dollars per htad for erIy
rOttr in The city
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
Army Movements.
LEAyESwoRTH, Thursday, August -

LEAyENW oRTH, Thursday, August II, l1IS, Z
Per L. Z. Express 10 Booreville, Aug. q.
Two companies Of the second infantry arrived here
meoisteiy to Fort Randall. Shermsns battery march
ever Lard to Minnesota forthwith. train is organ
izng in the Quartermaster's DepNtusnt at Fort
Lesverworth to proceed TO Fort Smith, Arkansas, to
soIln par. Ct Lieut.. Besles expedition.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
Later from Mexico.

NIw-ORLEAss, Thursday August l9, 1853.
We are in receipt of late sdvicss from Mexico frc %
which We learn that NidAunl left Monterey on the
9th ult with second column Against the capital He
would un,e with II forces OF ZGAzua. Col. Corousde
wss preparing to join him from Durango. yidsurr
wee expecting bloodlsss victory.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

(NorE-We have taken the vote cast l~t Deccu,bs, for the
respective csndcses for Aims House Conlul sonef exhibit
ing sccuIaey the strength OF the .evera parties The MyOay
heavy hle The certainty tha
hshe. candidates for would oota o. chosen pre-
cuded suppression choice In OF second Ear
upexceponsss aod personally popuiU tar to-
strength Of the three parties as: Autumn Ay exabed
above
The above returns show that
/. There is no Congressional Dls.ric. in our
City in which either the Republicans or the Amer
cans have a clear msjority OF the entire vote.
2. There is no District in which the Americans
have even q plurality Of the eLtre popular yo.e
3. There is but one Distinct the With in which
the Republicans have plurality Of the entre pop.
ular vote.
4, Even in case the lower District (Siehles.)
should be contesttd-n it probably may-by two
Lecompton Democrats, neither the Republican,
nor the Americans are strong eroush to carry it,
5. But the Republicans and Americans combined
can eonte.t ersry Distrc. but Keuy's with moral
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
CHINA.

Hong Kong dates are to June %, and Psbo June -
The gun.bosts had advanced to Tien-Tsn withou! %
position, and commanded both the river and the Grss
Canal. The English and French Embssssdors ws'
located ashore near Ten Tsin. The American and Rae
sian feet had followed the Allies up the river.
A Mandarin of high rank, the second offcsr In to
Empire, had arrived from Pekin as spseil Connt
sioner to negotiate.
Reepiorcements continued 10 be dispatched hon
Hong Kong.
Canton continued much disturbed. Several ETo'
peans and SepOys are reported as having been N IL
dered
Exchange at Hong Kong, ii6h.; at Shsasas'
Gid