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Death of Na val Constructor.

NORFOLK, May ll.-Samue T. Hartt Naval Con-
structor at the United States Navy ard died, last
night He was held in high estimation as man of
ability
There heavy storm here last night from the
northeast The wind has changed to the
northwest.
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SOTTuEpN pnRTS

NORFOLK, May 9.-Crd. schr Robt Palmer, Havana
NORFOLK, May lo.-tfd schIE Sarah Gardner, Eliza
bethport \. j.; Shade. lily annis, Mass.
NEW ORLEANS, May 6.-Arr. (per tel ship Cornelia,
Boston D 'f '
{! ships John Patten and E Kimball Liverpool Shaw
NUT avre; Sebasopol, Bordeaux f. Hyman Genoa; We
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Very DiscouraSing from Pixies Peak.
Republican gives very dscouraging accounts of
the Pixies Peak mines \ large number of dis
appointed miners returning, being without
means of subsistence. 1t was feared that many
would die of starvation, and that others would
attack outgoing trains for food.
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NEW YORK, May l0-The ship Pomona, report
ed as lost on the Irish coast belonged TO Messrs.
Rowland " rockingham. She was of 1900 tons,
S270 600. -
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
10 ARPINE
A meeting of the Italian and other refugees resi-

A meeting of the Italian and other refugees resi-
dent in New York, is to be held at the Steuben
House, in that city, in the course of the present
week, it is said, to discuss what course it best be-
comes them to pursue in reference to the European
crisis. Some of them in favor of forming
company at once-under military drill-and tender
ing their services to the King of Sardinia. There
many intelligent Hungarians also who favor
the proposition, as aflordng excellent opportu-
nifty for doing good service against their old enemy
Austria.
The following paragraph appears in number of
the London Monthly Magazine published in 1917:
"a Tyrolian has lately invented at Vienna a
machine for needework, by which it is said every
kind of sewing may be executed with the utmost
precision. The Emperor of Austria has granted
patent to the inventor. Should these mechan-
cal perfectons make much farther advancement,
everything in the world will shortly be executed
by machines
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.

The New York stock market to- day was very much de
pressed Of the on the list declined mate
rally. Virginia 6s fell off per cent Missouri 6s IN
Illinois Central bonds p Erie 2S New York Central a.
Reading 3; Cleveland and Toledo \; Michigan South
l; Harlem 7G aud Gaena and Chicago ~
The New York Tribune of to-day says:
The shipment of gold Wednesday by the Africa will
he very large. probably million and quarter nearly
all in coin This large continuous drain of gold
hut have sooner or later, unavorahe influence upon
the money market; although probably sufficient TO
any strngency yet sufficient enable banks and
bankers generally to obtain higher of interest In
cludng the shipment by the Africa have lost over
S. 600 600 of gold and silver in eighteen days There is
some appearance to-day of rmer rates interest and
slightly increased demand for money but the change
not marked.
The following is comparative statement of the EN.
ports exclusive Of specic from New York to FOREIGN
ports for the week and since Jan. L.
Total for week iSS. .715 S75S 399 81 49l 500
Previously reported 9l7 792 90 525 O76 20 662 S99
Since Jan. L.. s25 4O6 SOY sol 2S3 475 s22 O54 eos
Messrs. Thompson Bros, New York, quote Land War
rants as follows:
40 acre Warrants, per acre Slt0 SllO
SO acre Warrants. 50
120 acre Warrants. II 81
100 acre Warrants 50 IS
Two companies have been organized in Boston to
establish lines of steamers between that city and Sa
vannah and New Orleans.
The Cincinnati Gazette of Tuesday says: We intmated
yesterday that the policy Of discriminating against the
river had been readopted by the Southern lines We are
pleased to learn that this mistake. The Baltimore
and Ohio and Pennsylvania Central continue give shin
pers the full advantage Of river freghts The railroad
changes to Wheeling and PttSburg five cents per 100
ence that is made Shippers free to choose all rail
or rail and water routes
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The town of Oshkosh Wisconsin Neorlx-
DESTROYED by Fire

CHICAGO, May ia fire occurred at Oshkosh,
Wisconsin, last night, supposed to have been the
work of an incendiary, which proved very disas-
% trous: The wind was blowing briskly, and the
buildings being mostly frame, burned rapidly land in
one hour six blocks, containing seyenty.tiye build
ings, were in flames. Oshkosh Hotel, the banking
house of Messrs Kellogg Co., and the post-olice,
were destroyed. The total loss is probably not less
than S5OO,OOO. Only small assurances had been
elected i'll consequence of the exposed condition of
the property in the town. There is nothing left of
the business part of the town except grocery and
clothing store, and one hotel.
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The Art Exposition opened in Chicago on Mon
day, May g.. The collection of paintings and statu-
ary Is SAID to be very fine Among the paintings
are Titian's "Martyrdom of st. Lawrence" Corre-
gio's "Narcissus," and Leonardo di Yinci's 6St
Jerome" besides pictures by Rossiter, Durand
Cropsey, Herring, Kenset, and Church.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

FOREIGN.
PERNAMBCCO-Schr. ROSdnlOnd
900 sacks sugar, Thomas Whitridge Co
C0ASTWISE.
BosTON-Schr. Herbert MIntin
1000 bags linseed T. x j. NJ Smith; so TONS plaster
order
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The first steamer of the season arrived May 9Th,
at Detroit, from Lake Superior. The ice on Por-
tage Lake full two feet in thickness on the day
on which the boat arrived, and teams were passing
back and forth upos it. At Copper Harbor and Ea-
gle River, where the steamer touched on Wednes-
day, the snow is still deep, full three feet in the
woods. The sleghing was good
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The Georgia LOTTERY Case

AUGUSTA, May 1.-THE Judge yesterday decided
Swami and others, asking for their DISCHARGE nnon
certain technical points, from the charge of lille
gaily vending lottery tickets, and the trial is pro
ceeding. All of yesterday was occupied in legal
dence.
SECOND DESPATCH
In the case of the State Us. Swan & Co.. for vend-
ing lottery tickets, the jury have found verdict
against the defendants The case will be carried to
the eSupreme Court
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
LAST HOPE FOR PEACE.

HIGHLT ERESTING AND IMPORT
Ant WAR NEWS
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I From The PAildde!lAid papers.
Eirf. nenI. NInnnh EbI-

NEW Y DIRK, May ll.-lIon. w. B. Reed Minis
ter to China, came passenger by the steamer Persia
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A letter to the New York Express from Gaatin,
Tennessee, says:
dreadful accident has just occurred at the Law L
School, about fifteen miles from this place The
students trying (llustrating) the Sckies case
in moot court when Mr.. Tap, VINO took the part OF
Sickles ierked out pistol, which he did not know
was loaded, and shot his most intimate FRIEND Mr..
Burke, whU was taking the part of Key, through
the chest 1t was at first thought that Mr. Burke
would recover, but modification has taken place.
Mr.. Tap has suffered so much in mind that he has
two or three times tried to kill himself, but been
prevented by his young friends.
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A. DUSUANE

4 A. UUNIIANE,
~ COMMISSION PAPER DEALER,
No ~ ). CHARLES STREET, NEAR LOMBARD,
BALTIMORE. MD.
Has just received and for sale large and well as
sorted stnek of Writing, Printing, Book and Wrapping
Papers Rinderss, Trunk, Straw, BOnnc, Boards &c ffav
Ing been appointed agent by ThaddeS Days Co for the
sale OF their unriyalcd Mucage nE, Sealing Wax, Black
sand c he IS prepared to furnish them the
rerS prices Attention respectfully solicited his
generally Paper OF every description made to order
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The st. Johns Encampment of Knights Templars
have decided to leave Providence, r. l., on the
i5th OF May for Richmond, via Philadelphia, Bal
lmore, and Washington. In Richmond they will
be the guests of the Richmond Commanders No. 2.
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MisttllantOus.
JOHNSTON BROTHERS & co.

81 ANKERS.
Transact the legitimate
BANKING BUSINESS
in its various departments.
"eare constantly in good Promissory Paper and
MAKE ADVANCES
daily On Coaer of sound marketable value at the Bro
kers' Board
Have prompt and careful attention at low rates.
DRAFTS
on all the principal cities from New York to New Orleans
Tor sale in sums to suit pxcrr,vGE
Bought and Sold on favorable terms.
apps trr JOHNSTON BROTHERS co.
MANUFACTURED AND ,n,rron,oco
o-n0PAcKAGEfs M4NfFAcTFGRESD TOBACCO, of
,s 6Sst =; fic9riss f. Virginia and North Carolina
Sln BALES LEAF TOBACCO various Vegas and
15O CASES CoHNEtTiGUT SEED EAFToBACCo,
r-''o extra wrappers and selections from of the
100 CASES do do. Filters
I0S CASES PENN'NsEED LEAF TOBACCO, Wrap
50 Hii6s, &1$oSS co LEAF, choice quality.
I7OOOOO Hay mAyAXA CIGARS, embracing popular
vana, tie choicest yurlt i, Abajo Tobacco expressly
IS0 ef FIT 5E'y TIRGyik% K % %sMoRISG a TOBACCO wei
IoUalaptei for the Grocers' trade
cles invite attention q the trade to our stock Which
~ ~ '''' CHAs D. DEFoRD < CO,
n!htfr 81 South Cav st
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
- HEMIOCK SOLE LEATHER DEPOT,
AND AGENCY DEPOT
FOR THE SALE OF SHOE PEGS,
at Boston and New York prices, from peek thou
SAND barrels, at prices heretofore unSod ia Baltimore
Likewise, just opened full and
SHOE FINDINGS,
= tif embracing every quality of the most standard
SHOE TOOLS,
LASTS
fact everything connected with the Shoe Finding bust
nmhe sXpence principle Of low prices together
with the largest assortment of hemlock and oak Sole
Leather prime Upper Kps and Finished Leather to be found
in any one house in Baltimore.
r1 Bark Mills Tanners and Curriers' Tools always on |
hand for sale
~ Likewise Agency for the very best
LEATHER BANDING,
at lowest manufacturers prices liberal discount made
dealers.
BS- Likewise now in store and for sale,
1900 GALLONS OF WARRANTED PURE
AND ITNADJTIT ITERATED OH
by hh casks for Tanners Curriers',
Parties using dealing in Oil hereby notified of the
that assortment of Oils shall always he the best in the
city, and on rs accommodating terms.
FRANCIS II. GRUPY,
II South Calvert street.
And warehouse % Grant street. opposite Robin
SOM \ 1prl's Conn fff1f room
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HEAVY SUIT AGAINST Cow. VANDERBILr-A suit
has been commenced in the Supreme Court of New
York to recover 50 ,0O0,0 900 from Com. Vanderbilt
on the ground that he never accounted for large
sums of money received by him as President of the
Nicaragua Transit COMPANY VI NV
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The Albany Argus complies the following state
ment of the relative force and postion of the orii
nal combatants in the prospective European war
France has a population Census of 1866 of
36,O39, ,36l; Paris population of l. l7S 2G2 LYONS,
29227l; Marseilles, 100000. No other city has
ed resources of 1887 ,OOO, 600, expenditures S335
100000, and consolidated debt of Sl436 OOO, 900,
besides floating debt in the course of reduction
The army consisted of:
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TURLETT 4 SONS


No. 80 North STREET.
CtS-9E T. The uuders gned having greatly
Sz-larged their premises aud increased their faciii-
hes beg leave to call the attention Of the public to their
in the elegant style and durable manner, which they
prepared to sell accommodating REPAIRS at
tended t" with dispatch and ut reasonable prices
~ join CtRLETT * son,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-12

Among the patents issued during the week ending
May 10 We're the following to citizens of Maryland:
Richard Gornall, and Thomas J. Lamdin, of
Baltimore, for Improvement in mail bags.
VIM. II. Wilson, ofDenton, for Improvement in
harvesfinp achinaS
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William Cable stabbed and killed, and Sam
uel Grove badly wounded by Thomas Hanna on
Friday night, at a Cotillon party in lleghany,
Pa
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He ALLIANCE BETWEEN FRANCE AND
RUSSIA.
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Samuel Simmons, of Brunwick county, (N c., J
VINO, with his son, murdered Nathan Simmons, of
the same county, some time last summer, for
COW, was sentenced on Friday to be hung May q.
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i r CARRIAGES ! CARRIA(


60 rA CARRIAGES ! CARRIAGES!--Th-
- subscriber as on hand at his extensive CAR
RAGE REPOSITORY, No. 81 South Gay street, the most
extensive and best assortment Of fashionable CARRIAGES
that can c found in the city Persons in Carriages
will find it Ia their interest to give call, as am deter
mined to sell low for cash approved paper All
at my depository warranted for twelve months. Carria
Ges repaired or taken in exchange for new ones.
Car, ages received on storage or held commission
S2-tf WILLIAM NCCANN
81 CARRIAGES CARRIAGES I'VE
Ezeh have on hand at % North GAY STREET, the l r
EeSt assortment Of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES south Of
New York all of the latest fashions and most approved
styles The public invited call and examine for them
elves, all Of which will he sold reasonable terms
BURR, HAlGHT X UCONNELI,
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COLLECTIONS

Have our prompt and careful attention at low rates.
DRAFTS
on all the principal cities, from New York to New Orleans
Tor sale in suit
EXCHANGE
Bought and Sold on favorable terms
apps trr JOHNSTON BROTHERS 4 co.
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The navy consists OF 252 sail vessels OF S,l0C
guns, and 2O9 steam vessels of 4,4l4 guns, 56,GlG
sailors and marines.
Austria embraces all those diverse nationalitias
which are clustered around and subordinate to the
Grand Duchy of Austria proper-ncludinga an area
OF 25I ,455 square miles Its capital, Vienna, had a
population of 579,457. The empire is composed of
the following provinces, with the population ac-
cording to the census of 1854:
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Since Jan L.. s25 4O6 SOY $21 2S3 AIS s22 O54 COS
Messrs Thompson Bros, New York, quote Land War
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BELL HANGER AND LOCK MANUFA CTSRER
NO. 65 SARATOGA STREET,
OPPOSITE IT. PAUL's CHURCH
SPEAKING TUBES, WITH ALARM WHISTLES,
Put up at the shortest notice.
ES-Agent for Dag, Newell & Miners BANK LOCKS.
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Transact the legitimate
BANKING BUSINESS
IN its various departments.
"e"e constantly in want of good Promssory Paper and
MAKE ADVANCES
daily On Collater of sound marketable value at the Bro
tprs Rpor
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-21
Fhe 1--WE years Amendmsnt.


The proposition adopted by the Masss-
chusetts Legislature at the late session and
soon to be voted upon by the people Of that
State. requiring men of foreign birth to re-
side in the United States two years after
naturalization before they can vote in the
State. is so palpsbly absurd, as well as un-
just in its provisions, that We cannot think
it will be adopted Il does not require any
additional residence in the State to enable
the voter to become acquainted with its in
stitutions; it merely says that he shallre-
side in the United Stotes two years after, and
he may live in any State or Territory in the
Union during these two years, or any length
of time he may choose, and then 60 to Mas
sschusetts and become qualified elector.-
How much better qualified he may be there
fore, to exercise the right of suffrage under
standingly in that State it would be difficult
to say. The only effect of the proposed
change viii therefore be to prevent foreign
ers from voting as soon as they can now
They may and probably would be just as
ignorant of the Institutions of the State,
and of their own duties, after their proba-
ton as before. Nothing therefore, viii have
been gained but an annoyance of foreigners
and an increased feeling of Jealousy and
dislike to Native Americans Detroit Id
UeTtiser.
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-21
Ford & Fillmore, of Lawrence, who are

Ford & Fillmore, of Lawrence, who are
always up to the times in everything, have
a new advertisement in our paper to-day
These gentlemen believe in letting their light
shine, and if we mistake not they viii reap
a benefit from it. There is considerable
amount of trading done hereabouts, at the
City of Lawrence in the course of year,
and we take pleasure in recommending this
establishment to our readers as being worthy
of their patronage. But their goods will
recommed themselves. Go and see them
when you visit Lawrence.
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-21

Rain, rain, rain. until everything is soak
ed with water, and the streets are knee deep
with mud. More rain has fallen within the
last two weeks than we have ever known in
the same length of time. The streams for
the last week have been impossible. The
Neosho was higher on Wednesday morning
last than ever before known since the settle
ment of this section of country. From ey-
cry quarter comes reports of high waters,
and it is feared that much damage will be
done to the country. We have distressing
news from the lower Mississippi county
People in that valley are becoming disheart-
ened and many of them viii doubtless leave
their plantations if the food continues much
longer. People hereabouts are complaining
considerably; very few of them have finish
ed planting their corn, potatoes, etc.. and it
Is feared that what seed has been put in the
ground will rot. If it should continue wet,
and the crops of Kansas prove failure
this year, it viii be hard blow on the set
tiers who are looking forth to the next har-
vest with bright antieipations. But to-day
the sun is out, the air is cool, and there is a
prospect, at least. of fine weather.
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-21

A BISHOP TRUSTING IN SIGN.-The
facts in regard to the breaking up of Meth
odist Conference in Texas, and the expul-
made public, but there is one incident in
the affair which is not generally known.
When the Bishop was eornered by the mob
he -resorted for aid to the Masonic sign
Rev. I. Blaekford. in report of the Con-
ference in one of our Methodist exchanges,
says:
''The Bishop had, in the hour ofextremi-
ty, given the Masonic sign, the rabble dis
persed, and the Conference was permitted
to close its session.
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-21

The Douglas and Anti-Douglas Demo-
cratic Journals of Illinois are growing fra
ternal. The Chicago Herald. the leading
Anti-Douglas paper of the State. declares
that if Mr.. Douglas IS nominated for Pres
ident at Charleston. it the Herald, will
support him with all its might. It adds
that "no true Democrat will bolt the nomi-
nations, whoever is nominated" On the
other hand. the Springfield I'll. Regisser,
the central Douglas organ. pledges itself to
support the nominee of the Charleston Con-
vention, whoever he may be. 1t win go. it
states, for President Buchanan, if he is re-
nominated at Charleston, upon the old Dem
ocratic platform of nonintervention
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-21

New buildings are springing up so fast
that we can scarcely keep count of them
Mr.. D. A. Painter has fine residence about
completed on Exchange street. Mr.. E.
Borton and Mr.. j. o. Way, have commen-
ced the erection of buildings on Market
street. Mr.. j. P. McElfresh has COM
modious two story building almost ready to
raise, on Commercial street, and we notice
several foundations and piles of lumber in
different parts of the town site. Emporia
now contains over fifty buildings. and viii
contain as many more before the season is
over.
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-21

The News contains to-day, new adver-
tsement from Kansas City-that of Cham
berlin & Carpenter, wholesale and retail
dealers in Hardware, Iron, Nails. Sash,
Glass, Blacksmith's and Carpenters tools
etc., etc. We had the pleasure of making
their acquaintance while at Kansas City,
recently. and pronounce them perfect gen.
tlemen. Those who advertise are the ones
to trade with Give them call.
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-21

The pressure of the wind on the wing oi
a wind-wheel depends not only on the veloc-
ity of the wind but also on the velocity of the
wing. If you give your wings surface OF
forty square feet, and if the wind moves al
the rate of fifteen miles an hour (which is
the velocity of ordinary winds, your wind.
wagon will have one horse power, if you
give the same twelve revolutions per min
ute Westport Border Star.
Y-a-a-s Precisely! But (Which end at
Col?''
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-21

LATEST FROM THE MIEEs.-Mr. G. NJ
Thompson, of this city. received. on Sat
urday last, letter from Doniphan City,
stating that letter had been received there
from Marshall Cook, by his brother, Ander-
son Cook, advising him to leave everything
and go to the mines. He stated that be
had ten men hired. and that he averaged,
over and above their wages and other nee
essary expenses, from three to ten dollars
per day to each hand, and that he has made
as high as twenty dollars per day to the
hand. Marshall Cook is well known to
very many of our citizens, he having re-
sided here for some time, and all who are
acquainted with him place great deal oi
reliance upon his statements.-iS st. 10. Ga
zehe.
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-21

OUrRAGEs ON AMERICANS AT VALPARA1-
so.-Letters from Valparaiso state that du-
ring the outbreak which occurred on the
28th of February, some deadly assaults
were made on the American residents by
the government soldiers. Mr.. Horatio
Gates Jones, an estimable man, was shot
dead in the midst of his family, and his
head was afterwards transfxed to the floor
with bayonet. His brother-in-law was
mortally wounded. DR.. Blanca and Mr..
Albert Sness, American citizens, were both
robbed, and the house of the American
Consul, DR.. Trevitt. was rudely violated.
Hon. Mr.. Bigler, United States Minister
had already assured the Chilian government
that full satisfaction must be given for these
cruelties.
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-21

Arrivals and Departures of Mails al and
from the EmpOria Post Once.
Lawrence Mail arrives Saturdays at P. II.
Leaves Mondays at A. n.
Topeka Mail arrives Tuesdays at P =.
Leaves Wednesdays at A. n.
Rutler fMol Mail arrives Wednesdays at lo l. u
Leaves Thursdays at II n.
Fort Scott Mail arrives Saturdays at IL u.
Leaves Mondays at II L.
weekly mail to Plymouth Toledo ediS aha So'.On on
wood Falls. west: also to Bayard' Eiootaoo aho
Chelsea, south.
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-21

CALIFoRNIA TO BE DIvIDED.-A bill has
passed the California Assembly, by vote
of SO to "a, entitled can act granting the
consent of the Legislature to the formation
of different Government for the southern
counties OF the State" and which involes
an actual division of the State, by the cut
ting off large portion of its southern ex-
tremety, with view to its reorganization
hereafter with Arizona into new State.
The Kanzas news., 1859-05-21

An exciting meeting was held in Nebras-
ka City few days ago, for the purpose Of
sending delegates to the Kansas Constitu-
tional Convention from that portion of Ne
braska which wants to be annexed to Kan
sas. The question was discussed on both
sides warmly. Calhoun and Mclean of Kan
sas notoriety were there, and the meeting
broke up in a row.