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The Kanzas news., 1858-11-06
Spanish Expedition against Mexico

Spanish Expedition against Mexico
The following is translated from letter
dated Madrid Sept. 81. 1t confirms the re-
port that the Spanish Cabinet are determin-
ed to act energetically against Mexico = '.'
I'm the early part of October. four ships
of-war belonging to the squadron of CALI
cia will depart for the waters of Cuba. two
of them being the Petronilla and the Isabel
Ia -Catolica. They, and the transports ac-
companying them, will carry 5000 soldiers
of all arms, with considerable war material,
destined for the Antilles. 7t'
EFT. is designed to have at Havana con-
siderable squadron and disposable force
of 1s, 900 men, destined to compel satisfac-
ton from the Mexican Republic. The trip
of Che Minister of Marine to Cadiz was prin-
cipally with view to prepare maratime re-
endorsements destined for the Gulf of Mex
ico'' .If ~ zIsE4o
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sraYad.

ER0M the subscriber, living on Jacobs CFstt :
II in Madison county, eleven miles south Eess
Emporia, about the lst of October, one small iso
milk COW. nearly dry, with white spot o. beg :
years old, one of them. dark red, with VIE
spot in his forehead and his right eye put Out-n.
other light red, with his LEFT eye put out ana
bell on. -
Any information as to their wherese0en, .
their delivery 70 the subscriber viii bs sulI.og 80
rewarded. Information can be left at IAL NV
Office in EmpoFia. .zf
Oct. 23w3s JACOB DElDRiCA-
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The Omaha r lines says that tHo gentle
men from Salt Lake passed through that
town, en- rosfte for the. East, who saw num-
bers of miners on Cherry Greek. They
say the average amount per day for each
man, with tia pans, is six dollars They
had no tools for mining, of any account.
Ali seemed con6dept of an abundance OF
gold. Large numbers Of men we're met
hurFying on 70 the mines.-Hoh Co. Means.
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Adminisrator's Natice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of admin
IN istration on the estate of Jacob P. Shafer, hk
of Breckenridge county, deceased, were granted
the undersigned by the Clerk Of the Probate cCut
of said county, in vacation. on the 9th day Of Sep
tember, 4. D. 1883. All persons having elsn'
against said estate are required to exhibit then
me for allowance within one year from the dae d
said letters or they may be preeluded from sSl
benefit of said estate; and if such claims be n@
exhibited within three years from the dste Of sd
DAVID SHAFER,
= Oct 23-W3& Administrstf
The Kanzas news., 1858-11-06

DORTON & CO.. under the Printing OfGn.
ID will repair your old tinware on shOrt not;ss s'
or replace it with new. iunsiS
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ROOFING 4VD sPoUrzye

Put up in town or country on reasonable term
with neataess and dispatch.
EmpOria, September, ls. ls5s.-ly
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less have against the distractions at full speed,
and in all probability resulted in fearful loss Of fe
The displacement of the switch and the placing of the
distractions the track doubtless the work of
the individual and it is believed that the Com
pany have secured the guilty party, and lodged him in
jail at White Plains. where an investigation of the
aFair is expected to take place time to-day. The
suspected person wns discharged from the employ Of
the Harlem Railroad Company only few days ago,
and thus undertook to manifest his luminosity to the
Company, regardless Of s consequences to unoffend-
ing travellers.
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BROOKE YIN ITEMS.

NEw-YgAR. DAY IN BRooxLYs.-Frdsy WA duly
celebrated in th. city. From sssopnbc hour in tAs
morning til late at pgh,there wss continued round a
calls at almost every house in the city, Csiless
visited in carriages and foot. The visiting ives
kept up till midnight
On Thursday evening Brdett Sryker esq.. the re.
firing sheriff, delivered up to George Remsen, ESQ.,.
the Sheriff, the County Jail, With the pisoness.
books and papers. One hundred and twelve pnsoocsv
were delivered over who are confined under senteoco
and awaiting examination.
The Methodist churches wcr, open during eveoing
for the purpose of holding the usua religious exercises
attendant upon the ssiyeyt Of the rev year. They
wsye wall attended bnt Soma Of Them reou;red the
pr,scpce Of police force to maintain order
The Mayor of ,bc City Samuel s. Powell. received
b;s friends and the nuhEc AZ the Mayor,s oeice CIV
Han ,.,vroen ,hs bo,,s of ~ and 10, durry vh;ch
cyest Numbers If the citizens awaited themselves a
the opportmi,y TO call upon him.
Sheriff Remsen also received visitors 1. the isI.
whore he bss already ,akan nm bis rcsiderc.
About 81 o'clock ON Thursday evening two men
nsned Patrick Carroll and Daniel Nice arty were e.
rested by the Third District Police ON a chafko of
highway robbery They, with some Others attacked
a man named Peter Mullen. in Hamilton avenue, and
robbed him Of "a basket of provisions, also beasing
him severely They were held for examination.
A female child about two weeks old was eit on tbs
stoop of the house No. Is Prospect street on Thurs
day night II was taken in charge BY the Supeein-
tenIents If the Poor.
C,,n.r,s w Co,;re Corone, elect took his 49,
ON E,;dsv +, MACE of Thomas H. Reddipp. whose
,e,,r evnra1 Jobn ! WHIT Spper;ntendsnt of the
Poor also took h;s sest in Mace of James C. Rhoss
whose torn, had e,nr3.
About O'Clock ON Friday afternoon a not occurred
in Eutop street near Hgh street, between some Of
tho members of ENGINE COMPANIES Nos. and 4. The
difficulty first occurred between two of the members
of each company and soon became general The police
of the First Precinct under command Of Sergesnts
Mathews and Smith, soon arrived on the ground. and
| arrested William Wallace, William heCloud' 'onn
W. Hutchinson Frederick ana FRANCIS 'e'a'"' an"
Patrick Mckinney who were locked up Tor ehamns-
ton. young man named oohh i-ad'sw was 'en"0'
~ injured IN the hsht, having oeen cut 10 'n' u0s"
with wrench.
The Fourth DISTRICT romeo arrested ra'i'eA D"" ""
driving his wife ana children out OF Tue mouse s"s
| threatening to Shoot 'hem gun ioa"cu anu eocsee
was taken from his possession he was ''n'"''e' w
nearing.
james 'anaener was a.'dcAe" w '""" ".
Thomas Parse, VINE standing on 'he co'ne, % A's"-
NC ana hHhs s,roe's, oh ri'u"y a'e,hoon'
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A PRILADELPHIAs.-A
young man named Burgess Bradley, student from
one Of the medical colleges in Philadelphia attempted
to commit suicide by cutting his throat in Jersey City,
ON Thursday evening. lie came to New-York from
Philadelphia, without the knowledge of his family, on
Wednesday last; and on Thursday evening he went
over to Jersey City, and called at the Gymnasium,
the corner Of Gregory street and Washington place
kept by Mr.. Samuel Bowers, with whom he bradley
had been long acquainted. He appeared melancholy
and detected, which noticed by Mr.. Bowers, who
asked him the Of his low spirits, but received no
satisfactory answer. After having been there for
eral hours, and while he was saunterng around the
room he made sudden gesture and fell to the floor.
Upon going to him it wa found that be had made an
attempt to cut his throat, and had inflicted wound
upon the right side Of hs neck about four inches in
length, from which blood flowing profusely. Mr..
Bowers Immediately went tor physician and upon
returning, and just they approaching him, he
again raised the knife and stabbed himself in the abdo
men. He was very weak from oss Of blood, but upon
examination his wounds proved to be- not of fatal ma
ture. He removed to the Pliladelpha Hotel, his
friends teegraphed to- and he was ON Friday morning
taken home to Philadelphia by his brother. The cause
Of the Get X O mystery, and he refuses to explain.
FIRE IN NEwARK.-On Thursday morning fire
broke out in the four-story building known as Our
Building" No. 1872 Broad street, which did large
amount Of damage. The fire originated in the ds-
guerrean establishment OF Mr.. Charles G. Brewster.
Tie entire lo-s is estimated at about s6ec. The
damage to the building is about 900, which Is fully
covered by insurance in the American Mutual, New.
jersey and New.York Company. All the contents
of the gallery occupied by Mr. brewster, including
camera and other instruments, were destroyed. His
loss is estimated ut 81 800 which there m in
surance Of 400 The room of the south side OF the
same story was occupied by singing club. and the
contents Including pianc. were destroyed. The loss
is about ti75; insured for $i25.
C,rx PsIsok RKroRI.-Ihe Ctr Marshal Of Jefsey
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LAW INTELLIGENCE

NorIcY TO THE BAR-The Justices Of the Supreme
Court assigned to hold the several terms OF that Court
in the First Judicial District for the year 1888, give
notice:
That all the terms of that Court will open at III a. m,
except during the sitting Of the General Term.
That term win open at II a. m, and during its con-
tipuance the Judges holding it will sit to hear non-
enumerated motions and Chamber business each day,
from 9, a IN. to IL. During the terms, e1 pare or
ders viii only be granted in the rooms assigned Tor
Chamber business and ltgated motions viii be heard
in the Special and General Term rooms by the JUSTICES
who will cit in those rooms.
$ 55:!S%As ss Y fEsEzE Justices.
SUPREME COCRT-SrEcIaL TERM-Jsn- %-Deiofe Judge
RoosrULT.
In the matter Of petition Of Robert Legse', an a.
Legged lrIatic.-Reitrence ordered =, 49,, ~
Edwin Hoyt &C., ag Moses s.n'an, =,
cots and without pre- defendant. snt 70 set ~ or any
objection. which he msy b. advised TO rely on Oh
Join Lafaree agt. VIM. Msnsheld.-Case settled.
suRROGATES COURT
Edward C. West, in place of Alexander W. Brad
ford UNDERWOOD that Mr. West wi sot n.aAe MY 'eo' Hs
q, present; Of the clerks aud officers u his C0uf''
eoyrpT or SPECIAL SEssIONS-JAS 2-betofe Justices
Connolly and WELSH
The entire number Of cases on to-day caendas was
5-6 p-on suspended u bail sse. and disorder
H.. Ir s.-ion Of the Court imnsjst-y to'o~iDs New
Years. the c.. b~or. presented remarkable d.aEh u In
MARY Collins was convicted Of assault and battery,
o. tie sh q Dec -r John Dcyn NO ls Eat Sixteenth
strr~s, and -nt the PrnitsntiAry fof months
Bernard Colin was found in Possession OF cest'
~orh O. STORM the sch OF DSfemser from M
Jacobs No 0rund street. aud WA ~nt 70 tne rensn
tiaTy for 5 mou,hS :.
Jsmes Roberts was arTaigned for stealing three
co.,s worth sst 0- L. ThomPoa si.o coofed Nc
Csthanne laDs. md ws> acquitted . -.
Thevas ha,thets wss found 10 PQssessi9n Of three
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COulT. CALENpAR-TgIs DAY.

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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

New-Years Day, in Jersey City and Hoboken, was
very generally but quietly observed. The streets
were alive with callers but the absence Of intocaon
and boistercls conduct was the subject Of comment.
Only four persons were arrested in jersey City for
drunkenness.
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phans' Court for the State Of Delaware. He held
these for several years. but his health falling he came
this city to consult Dr. Carpochan but his disease
got too deep hold and his relations will be glad to
learn that he was well cared for til his last.
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CHuRcH DRDIcATIos.-The new Methodist Episre-
pei Church the Of Hanson place and *. Fe
lix street, dedicated yesterday by the Rev. Bisdop
James, who held forth in the morning, and in The az
ternoon and evening the Rev. DIR. Kennedy and tho
Rev. Mr.. Inskp preached. The structure is built q
brick in plain style Of architecture. The cost Of ths
building with the ground upon which il stands, win bo
about 81, 600. The congregation formerly worshpsd
in small house in Dean street. near Powers street..
which became too contracted TO accommodate the in
creased number OF communicates, and the present e
fee WAS bulk. The Rev. Joseph Law viii preside
over the congregation.
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RFsIcsArIoS OF THs Rkv. MR.. SHrawooD.-The
Rev. W Sherwood pastor the First Pm sbyea Cbnrrh N
sBoufed hss been COMPLIED BY III health 20 tender his r~s
on 10 that soc,ty % which h. h Ayx 49,,
and will s-h bis fnr,w sls
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The Snsser Psg's,er states that the negoa,ioes m
relation cbeBsr in the nsseu~nt md ownershp q u,
Rsirosd which have bsn for ~,eks prr-s-
have e,,nutt.d in sn scrrent hy witch will .on es
undsr h- their citizens and b subject 10 css
Boerd Of DIRECTOR who win s.rye 10 rendsf VIA, o
nshy Intended 20 ban invaluable stusct 70 the p<ospy
that ard county Mssurs viii b. taken v,tho Delay W
give N" road thorough oycrba.hng. rno,e and ~
rolling stock 5nd hsSe is running opTsiions hsmosoxSu
udcd with those the Morris and Essex Rsusd Coupsoy.
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TnE sHERVFs AProIsrNEsrs.-Shenf Remses
made the following appointments on entering upoa To
duties OF hs office
De,nfos-C A. sparks Thomas Murphy Hugh Mfiz.;sns-
Tv,HeL. of IRE Ja-Jog Van Voobies, Thomas Otoaoss
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City reports commitments to the pnson durag ~
month Of December Tor Offence. .a l,j.xs,

The nativity oi the prisoner, was: Ire nd. %;
England, O. Germany, II; Scotland. ?, United Sssss.
10.
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pistols S. b. he'd .,os<u on tAc sob Dccecr from
W.lineu A. Carter. NJ 81 Dry stre end VS. 'eos to the
Martin Linsn pleaded guilty TO stealing on the esth
e psceTo' aS ,,r p.ic -O,sh - from VIM hss No "
Henry Collin stole. on The 3Oth OF December, set
of ci.ss harness. worth SiS from chas Horton, No. 9, Elm
larceny with the harne.. found In hi. po0u sest to tn
on the 18th December. two hsudkcrc and cap oA
cents, from Maria OCopl0r No. its Mulberry street and
Chas Kineburg arraigned for an assault on the
December il firing isaed pistol Al Detot Kol-ter No s.
Accused v as fined so =
John McGloud was hrraigned for stealing, on the
I'd OF December shirt worth - cents, from David Ss.Ilin
No. p Hsmilton snei. and acquitted.
Edward Kinney was convicted Of assault and bat.
terry tie let Of Jsnusr on John MURPHY No 'sWahnstOn
street, and sent 10 the City Prison tor twenty days
Henry Brown was found guilty OF assault and bat
terry ia" 18th Of Dec'mb-r ON jos kees No 10 Fast
charged with eolns chickens worth 81 %. from Sanuel
Kccs, No sol South street, Wa acquitted
David Buckley was charged with an indecent as.
named MARY Kruney No. ~ West Thirty street and
convicted. The the girl quite circums,anta asd
cucusyr OF the ssgvsug nature 4s.au" though the
def produced reuasssbl- OF evidence to biz previous
good character The Court ,se Inclined TO vi.it aPn
the the full penalty aud Imprisonment but IN con
.sion Of his 1s hishy reputable wousn DECIDED 30 .'
him ID with fine only OF $ The fine immediately paid
James Mead WAS convicted of an assault and bat
terry the Is, Of January on Charles Morris No Lewis street
The of Henry Geller, charged with assault aud
battery Mary Dsey No 1861 Goerck strut ordered 70
the G-uei al Sessions
John IVES. was found guilty of assault and battery,
the 18th Of December, Wm Be ge No Jackson street
and wss fined pS, which wss promptly paid
The case Of Maria Tgh, for assault and battery,
postponed TO the int Tuesday in February those Of Morn'
Brewer, John Quinn, Jas. Horn John BOmer Msry Con-
nasky, Pacl Riley, Jerry =, and lsaac HARRINGTON for
s4,sut snd battery and John She'eu Jos Fischer Elijah
Tsggnt snd John Farrell, for larceny with John Mower
charged with Indecent assault" all put 70 Tue.
day next.
Patrick Conway, Henry Walker (colored), Peter
Ma.r Philip CeIand and Patrick OBren charged with assault
and battery and John NJ Currsn and James VDonnel
uigned for larceny discharged wi.ess appearing
Dennis lIolpin and John OBrien, charged with as.
ssut and battery snd John Schmidt Michael Osrs Margaret
McCrrsdy Thos Moore and John Cumming charged with
csny were convicted and their sentences suspended
Adjourned to 9 o'clock on Tuesday morning.
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him to pron, in default OF 500 bail. Rswiey Gays he
did not know anything about the matter, as he was
drunk at the time.
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CrsroN.HousE CHANGES, &c.-Chares A. Ward
of Oneida County, has resigned situation which he
has held in the CusOm-HOuse during the three years
past under the administrations of the Hon. Heman j.
Redield and the Hon. Augustus Schell Mr.. Ward Is
TO 81 engaged in position of responsibility in the
Office Of the Secretary of State at Albany his com
mission dating from Jan. l, 1853. Mr. Samuel W.
Morton, also of Oneida County, has been commits
stoned by the Secretary of State, the Hon. Gideon J
Tucker, as his Deputy. journal OF Commerce.
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made the following appointments on entering upoa 10
duties OF his office
Dryafies-C. A. sparks Thomas Murphy Hugh dfiSt;sAs-
Turnkey. Of the JaJoln Van Voorbies, Thomas oasses.
ATTEMPTED MURDEn.-Retween i and O'Clock %
Friday morning, eolored man named George Jscksos
Wa shot by an unknown while on his way houe,
at No 81 Even street in the Sixteenth Ward. WIKI
walking up Graham avenue, near Marshall street, hs
saw four drunken men coming toward him, and, N
order to avoid them walked into the middle OF Ne
street. inst as the men came opposite him, ono d
them having gun in his hand deliberately aimed and
fred The ball took effect on the le elbow and shst-
tered it to pieces The men, who appeared % Be Ger
mans, then ran away, and il is not yet kooss VINO
they were. jackson was conveyed TO the sixth DS-
trct Station House, where his arm was smPutased ~
DIR. j. A. Brady, assisted BY DIS Simmons end
Owen and be wa then conveyed home. There ~
pears 10 have been no cause for the act, except t
the nen were grossly intoxicated. 9.
PnrzE-FiGnr WHICH DID NOT TAXI PLAcS.-
Sou,s time before daylight on Sunday morning garty
Of about two hundred admirers of the 6stic Art living
about the Twelfth Ward repaired to Yellow Hook
Point in the Eighth Ward for the purpose OF witns'
ing pnze-fght between two OF tbeu number. Wavs
the ground had been staked out snd oil was in roada-
ness one Of the principals concluded tina, he wss not
good c0adii0D, and 70 declined to eetss 'ais 10 so-
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number of his eoicats and attaches called to pay
their rcepects.
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srrppnGATk,S COrRr

Edward C. West, in place OF Alexander W. Brad
ford II i. unders,o that Mr. Wrst viii got naAe any REMOVALS
=. resrnt Of the clerks aud officers u hi, Court
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FATAL CAsuALTY.-William Carter, jr., boy four
wears old, son of Mr.. William Carter, residing at No.
80 Monroe street, over in Pike street, near
Monroe, on Friday afternoon and terribly injured
that death ensucd in few minutes atterward. The
body of the deceased was removed to his late home,
end the Coroner notified to hold an inquest.
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To tie Edfo, Of The ~ Y Tribune
SIR: viii you hsve the kindness to insert the fol-
lowing in reply to article in your paper of the 3lst
ut., headed San Attempts to Extort Money from a
Mr. Blocker"
All have to say is simply that Anthony L.
Blocker has purchased Of me books, stationery,
6c. TO the amount of 81 60, standing since April,
1856, which, being unable to collect myself, handed
to Messrs. Henderson & Co. for collection. This Is
what Mr.. Blocker calls an attempt to extort money
Yours respectfully CHAS ROE, No. 6s7 Broadway.
Ner York, Jan l. 1853.
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RropEkIsG OF THE PUBLIC ScHooLs.-All the pub
Ec schools in this city and Brooklyn will reopen this
porning and Young America will turn from puui-cake
ard holiday Teasing to books and states.
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CIR Pnls0S RErOR,.-Tas City Marshal Qf jersey
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DoIsG A CoSGREssxAs-We are informed that the
Hon. John Cochrane Saturday last taken in at
the ticket office No. 109 West street now or lately
kept by AID Billy Wilson,, and sold ticket for Wash
ngton at very pretty little advance from the regular
prices. The Hon. congressman exceedingly irate
upon discovering the trick. and limited sptefuly at
" incarnate devils and inefficient Mayors but it was
too late to mend the matter.
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N,w.yrAR AT THE ORPHAN HoSs.-At the Or
ob,r Home on New-Year's, the friends OF the little
ones loaded down tree with presents, as at Christmas
The tree was hung with conucopig to each of which
wa. appended alp Of paper, on which donations, va
ripg frsm so to a. were inscribed. 1t is understood
that about $500 were thus contributed No visitors
were expected on New-Year's Day, yet the children
were particularly neat in their appearance They seem
to he very much stached to their teachers, particularly
to their chief matron Mrs. Inges, 10 whom credit IS
due for the manner in which the Institution IL con-
Quoted. The only want TO be regular building
for q Home" which will be commenced as soon az a
sufficient fund can be raised for that purpose Dona-
tons Of 90 and upward applied to the establish
ment of such fund Orphan children OF all Protestant
denominations are received into the Institution.