Kansas National Democrat from Lecompton, Kansas • Page 2

From the Detroit Free Presn. Jefferson County Democratic Meeting. A T.A4-n. It- frha Cn Later From Europe'. New York, Marcfi 1G.

Hational Jlcmotrat Further by the Worth Eriton. J. (rlancy Jones the American Minister linJ an aiuiience with Emperor of meeting of the Democracy of Jeffor- preme Court of the TJ. S. onn PMinli.

Kil.1 a. Winliocti rlio f1 ct i Trio Gfnfimcltirk PI.tt rX The reader remembers the tuffitive of March. 1859. nut organized bv an- mu irom Liverpool, 01 tne :1 uax airr- (D I. The Royal Mail strand ns ttio n.

r- i i TCtI af t'1" port S. W. DRIOGS, Editor and Publisher. LTECOMPTON, K. T.

Amalgamation In the Montrose (Pa.) Democrat, of the 24th we find recorded another one of those most humiliating occurrences which since the promulgation of the Black Republican doctrine of negro equality, are becoming more numerous. Wo mean the marriage of a white girl to a negro. The negro's name is John Sophia, who has somo years been liring with a man by the name The Pmssian srovt William A Sickles, Secretary-. of the act of Congress by the I uitcd without appropriating the means necessary to carry on the Tost Office Department, beyond the first of July next, which as near as we can learn was brought about for the purpose of requiring an extra session of Congress, and thus securing the election of a Mr. Grow, a negro-equality advocate, as Speaker of the House of Representatives, before the eighty-seven vacancies in Congress can be supplied, as after that tirac Tom CoRWIS would lit Ite, There wns less confidence in the pre- circ.i.'irr to tin afirrhnn of tbin nbn THCRSDAT MORNING, MARCH 24, 1853.

j' rtTorU c-f Knj-jroma t.w.c, and sailed on the 20th ult. "yA to It is confirmed that the Pope inwtes fxpnf? the tun: ra The object of the meeting as explained, 'ales Marslial was mtcrrupted by the terposition of the State fcupreuie Court, was to adopt some measures to msure an Tbe Slate court reIeased partieQi ha. early and complete organization of the beas corpus, in custody of the Marshal on Democratic party in this countv. a charge of rescuing the allcdged fugitive On motion, a Committee consisting of fr0QI tue Federal authorities, on the Democratic Territorial Convention. the withdrawal of the French and Aus- I nr.

m-ibi9 so! r.t fw, Tinma t. i UK- of Whiting, in the village of Hartford, wime reserving i.e.- scumi as r.r. L'ifjvpcan bow these powers will act. ground, deliberately taken by the court, D. W.

Guernsey, D. H. Wright and X. B. The rumors of an approaching war power, she wi.t.

wev iulhl herdu-tif-o as a iiit'iubcr t4 th;" Gertnan that the fugitive slave law was unconsti A ttelegitf Cortrmtim. of th IVraocrmy of Kan -ma Territory will be hld in Tecumtwh. Smkk, 03 th 10th dr May wxt, for the purpose of a more tboroap nrgftnimion of the The Ielfsleii are apportioned, among tb arreral conalies, an foliawa Atchiaoa Doarbon A Jonirhea 9 Ilouplas Fraoalia i J-tfroa i Ina Lrfeiae 4 Laveu worth 11 tutional lhe case was taken to the Su- continue. Mr. TVlsmpli haa intrrulinwl Tarlin- eclipse him.

We shall have more to say Susquehanna county, Pennsylvania. The on this subject at some future time. nnmo of victim 'jn tns. Democratic Convection. action is Amelia not quite In onr paper of this week may be found reached her 18th year.

It that the girl was induced to this act uy the family "nouncenent of the Territorial Cen mentary reform bill, moderate in charac-1 I' ls reportaJ that Kaa Las declared acter, which partially extends the elective lts "termination to resist any attempt to franchise. I prevent the union t-f tbe principalities bv: Great Britain-. Lord Cowley had force- reached Vienna, and had had an inter- view with the Emperor. asiiinoton-, March 12. Mr.

D-Israeli's reform bill confers the 1 nr of tho P' each. Xh Enevtirt Committee twmiranxl to tb Dfmoercy of tir cnnBtw. Ia hWd Cautr on StUaniaT. tbe 30th of April nxt, for the purpos of vtecting rviegfttr to nil Convention, awl trai Executive Committee, that a conven-1 hiting, with whom the negro resided, tion of the Democratic party will convene Tbe rar(' consisting of the Whitings, the at Tecuraseh, in Shawnee county, on the girl nnd nogr finding that they could not (ortheCantKa, 1 10th day of May next, for the purpose of Set one Susquehanna county, mo- order of tie Democratie Fwotrw Com- I iriiir-- preme Court of the United States, by which a was rendered on Tuesday. It is understood that the decision was concurred in by the whole court.

The court decided that the proceedings of the State comt were totally illegal and virtually revolutionary that the Marshal had a right, and it was his duty, to resist by force interference by the State powers and that the fugitive slave law is clearly constitutional. There has of course been no room for doubt as to what the decision of the United States Supreme Court would be in this case. We are not sorry that the case has arisen, or rather, we are glad that tbe elective tranchise upon all members of the 1 l- Ul "iroo- ittee. c. i.

iiKhitK, secretary. efte-h-jr a more organization of rnuy ueiaseu sunicier.uo marry tue couple, learned professions, and to parties havin i March 17, 1S6. 4 nerfl suomitted to hun to-tiny. It shows tlint tho small investments in the Fund3 and Sav the Department are insufficient I to meet the the party oo the platform adopted at the tlie.v crossed the line into New York, here, organization of the party at Leavenworth, I the village of Kirkwood, they secured the in November last. I services of a Justice of the Peace, who for ing Banks.

on the quarter ending 0n tho Hopewell, wns appointed to draft resolutions to express the sentiments of the meeting, who reported through their chairman the following: AVhebeas, The question of Slavery which has heretofore been the chief and ruling subject of differc nee among ns in political sentiments, is now, in our opinion, virtually sot-tied, so far as its introduction or prohibition in this Territory is concerned, by tiie voice of the people, and by the acquiescence of all parties in this unmitakeable verdict in favor of Kansas being a Free State: axd Whereas, The intolerant spiritof fanatical sectionalism, as evinced by a certiin portion of tbe citizens of this Territory, does not accord with the principles which we entertain, in regard to the best interests of our Territory, and the policy to bc pursued to secure to ts permanent peace for the present, niul prosperity and advancement in the future; thus renderiug it necessary to etfect an organization of ourselves into a political party in order to more effectually oppose the policy we deem wrong in its tendency, and support tbe one we consider right: therefore, Retolecd, Tliat we organize ourselves and bc known as the Democratic party of Jetferscn county. Retohtd, That we adhere with strict and abiding confidence to the great cardinal Inst, and thnt ih The bill is strongly attacked by there-; formers, but a large meeting of conserva- i -tW" live members was held at Lord Derby's, i Farimt'nt Is a. due vceniDer reml.v ne.ir'v six months in themselves es''mflM present defi- ai wnicu two hundred pledged thems to give it their unanimous support. at which two hundred pledged ii, iiiu.ions. edcral supreme Court has had an oppor Jiidue Holt to-dnv Closing Session of the 35th Congress.

It will be remembered that President Bcchaxax called the attention of tbe late Congress to three important national objects, tbe tariff quesf.on, or necessity of providing revenue todefray the expenses of government our Telttioes with Mexico, or tbe necessity of protesting our frontier settlements, and the propriety -rf taking immediate measures to acquire possession of the island of Cuba, standing as it does, as a key to tbe Gulf of Mexico, Tbe extreme positions assumed the lawless and outrageous acts done by the ultra Republicans, togethei with the well known fact that they are in favor of placing the negro on a social and political equality with white men, as evinced by their opposition to Oregon, a free white man's State, solely because the constitute -e that State excludes free negroes a paltry sum consented to give legal sanction to nn alliance repugnant alike to the laws of God and man. The party returned that night to Montrose, and a dunble bed room was engaged by Whiting nt Searle's Hotel, where the four (Whiting and lady, and the negro and girl,) spent the night, before it was known to Mr. Searle, the proprietor of the house, that there was a negro in the gang. The next morning Whiting and wife and necro. canity to make this decision.

It was time Walpole, Home Secretary, and Jf, r-V tVT' that doubt should be removed from all Resident of the of Trade, i htZTT those minds which have professed to doubt r'" from the account 'hf of tao as to the constitutionality of the fugitive I differences of opinion in relation to the ponueu to by slave law, and as to the power of the Fed- Leform ill. jt eral courts and of Federal officers to exe- ir. Lstcourt succeeds the former, and P'm v.i"1! Lord hinnnnhmnn l.lf.. AS 7 nwl II 1 jvia A'uiiuui'uujyfc me laiccr. i cute tbe Federal laws independent of State intimated.

Ixird March replaces Mr. Estcourt as 'i Gen. Denver to-dav of Commissioner of interference. It was ttuie, especially, frew the State, and denies to negroes and the olHee t. I I-.

at. ll ilT 1 v. luc ooi jjj ioaru. Indian Afinirs. I muiauces tue ncm oisunrage: iur mesc that an end should be put to the conflict which abolitionism has stimulated bc- Humors prevail of further secessions ASHiNtiTO.V.

March in principles of Democracy enunciated by Jefferson, Madison. Jackson, lolk, and others of like faith, and re-eniiuciated by the Demo and mmr wmlNr fnisoa nnnr mnwm. wre arrested by the Sheriff, and held to injury to our commerce. many similar causes many conserve- i. i bail on charirc of couf r.iracv.

at the insti- tweeu Federal and State authj hoiity with from tuc cabinet, including the Earl of, ASI which, in Sa'isbury anJ Mr-Amdesky. Thy ion of thh show an enormous i tuoritative article on UlC RUU iiUU il-i 4U JU-illtlVU 4V, respect to fugitive slaves, and morning, in an audi Mexican and Cen- iu uruer to eetrare tue means necessary i act with the Republicans, have abandoned of tll g'rl' father. Wisconsin, had raralvzed the Federal! -lhe lintish exports Federal Tue British exports a Wiotray tua eipenses of government, an power. It was time that the perfect in-1 lncrease over those of last year. them, and will henceforth act with the Tbe cf g'rl are respectable, i them, and will henceforth act with the I trai -unenean relations, says there is not tbe I the least reason to believe "from anvthimr increase oi me unn was recommended.

doDondeneo of the Federal iudieiarv. and RAXCE. It is explained that cratic prty at the Ciuc'nnati Convention of lSOO. Hetoletd, Thaa we sustain and support the provisions of tbe Kansas-Nebraska bill, as containing the ouly true and Democratic principles, for the settlement of all vexed questions among the people of a Territory, in forming themselves into a Government. 7 the perfect supremacy of the Federal laws i SrounJ for supposing that the French and vet that cither tue French or uenicc ratio party.

nereiore, we nope i that every county ia the Territory may illness of the girl's grandfather, nd con- win evacuata the 1 apal Mates, i any niter- should be proclaimed. is only because tue 1'opehas invited them "-riiieu iu pumicai concerns ot to leave. Nothing has transpired to in- an(1 il is known Cap tain Turner, the be fully represented at that Convention, 1 sequent engagement of the family, to ac-and that the proceedings may clearly and 1 eomplish this iufamous outrage. The fully evince that conservative and toier-! same journal contains the death of the ant spirit which is the very essence ol ll'atu of 'be grandfather, no doubt acccl-Democracy. The real and genuine priu-1 crated by this shocking affair.

ciples of the Democratic party have ever, and will continue to meet the approbation i AN ACT to prevent the intermarriage of of a large majority of tbe American pro- white and black races pie. Let there bo a full attendance at lf 0 that Convention. j. 7 HV' eJ- hj 'i'l S'Daf A majority of Congress failed to carry oat this recommendation. One portion of Congress contended that it was cot necessary, as with a revival of commerce and a reduction of the expenditures, an increase of duties would not be necessary, and further that it was important to avoid a too frequent change of the rate of duties or taxation on importations.

Another portion of Congress, composed of high and protective tariff advocates, desiring to use this hobby in the manufacturing Resolved, That we are opposed to all and every attempt made by agitators, to disturb the peace and quiet of our own Territory and the peaceful relations between us and the citizens of our neighboring Stale-. That we arc opposed to free negroes being permitted habitations in this Territory, either as our equals in increasing political rights, or in any way whatsoever. litfolved. That the fair and mauly course of Governor Medart, in his general actions in this Territory, meets our approbation and They have been proclaimed, and hereafter men, whether they be sheriffs, or private c'tizons, who undertake to obstruct the execution of the Federal laws will do so at their peril. They will do so knowing that abolition State courts cannot protect them.

And if State courts shall undertake to obstruct the execution of the Federal laws, they will know in advance that their conduct is revolutionary and they may be assured tbat it will be treated as such. Hereafter it will be the duty of United States Marshals to resist, by force, alike private individuals and the dicate how either power will proceed, but i American coinui.iiiumg ohieer, Las entered the rumors at Puiis say that the French illto nn arrangement with the French and will withdraw. British commanders that the naval officer The war preparations are continued ot pntious sLa'I act together, should with much activity, and the funds which B.ction be necessary to afford protection were so buoyant at the sailing of the Ar- to tixcir respective citizens. It appears fur-alia on the 2Gth ult, had become depress- 'ber that our Government does not tika cd. The French three per cents closed ground that tba Mor.roo doctrine pre-at 67f.

50u. eludes any European nation from going The Latest. Paris letters say that int0 a wnr witil Mexico, whatever cause the war fever is reported to run high in nla.v It maintains and means to take Germany. crlre that the Spanish American Stales auu iteprefentanves oi me iom- Veto Messaee monwealth of Pennsylvania in General i States, did not seriously desire an in- Last week we published the reasons as- i l'h J.ti,nr-',v of ti, Mma officers of State Courts who may in any LONDON, Wednesday morning, March I SIlail. "gam co reduced to turopean The Daily News savs gloom once i dominion, but does not maintain that those way intcrtere to prevent the execution ot crease of duties at this time, and there- signed by President Bcchaxas for veto-1 anj afwr passage of this act, it shall fore they made CO efficient exertions to i ng "An Act donating lands to tbe seve- be unlawful for any black man to marry carry out even a portion of their profes- rl States and Territories," ke.

The bill a white women, or black women to marry sions. Our people are becoming too in- donated over 6,000,000 acres of public i a nrocess issued bv Federal authnritv Tt more overshadows the Stock Exchanze. respect. Ou motion, tho resolutions were unanimously adopted. Ou motion, the following named gentlemen were appointed delegates to attend the Territorial Democratic Convention at Te-ctimseh T.

A. Blake, James Lower, Dr-A. K. Cnntwell, Henry Owens and Mr. Hollidav.

umv commit just sucn wrongs ns thev please against Euronean nowem. with- they i i responsible, to those potters tor will be their duty to disobey writs of ha- Tho mst reassuring portions of the state- beas corpus issued by State magistrates, nlents ma(Je LJ -Ministers on Friday, bav- out being if such writs are designed, or wiil have inS becn explained away officially, the tjieir tortu jrous nets. Spain has declared lands, and where but in Kansas would i "Vi J. 1 Ti who shall marry in this Commonwealth, tbe larger portion of this land been sought contrary to the first section of this for? The President deserves and will any justice of the peace, alderman, cler- prospect of a ministerial crisis had like the effect, to release persons in their cus telligent, and understand this question too well to be any longer humbugged. The actors in this transaction have played the part of mere politicians and demagogues, seeking the accomplishment of their own doubtless receive the thanks of every g'mant minister or other person, who honest and candid settler in Kausas.

lor in narr'age any person contra-! that it has not the remotest idea of attempting to subjugate Mexico. TLe United States has no objection to one enmil er twenty, in Central A morion. There is one question under the Monroe doctrine that they mean to make good, which is that the contracts already made and existing with their wise some effect. On the Paris Bourse yesterday, the rentes fell one-half per cent. Money continues in fair demand at two and a half per cent.

Exchange on Austria has fur Ou motion, tho meeting C. A. BUCK, Ch'n. Wm. A.

Sickles, Sec'v. WW A I. n. I 1 1 I tody by virtue or process of Federal courts. And in the performance of this duty the Marshals will be sustained by the whole power of the L'uited States.

This decision will be approved by all men of sound mind. The Federal government would be a poor affair indeed if tj io Luia tef, aiiueery person WQO snail be present at gnch marriage, shall be private schemes at the expense of the in-! having vetoed this extraordinary bill, terests and honor of the nation, and have passed at a time of great financial embar-tbns forfeited all right to be regarded as rassment, and which would have utterly deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and shall, ther advanced. At a meeting yesterday of the conser-! eitizens nt be violated, and that such upon conviction thereof in any court of tion there- vatives, to consider Mr. D'Israeli's Re statesmen and patriots they will oneand ruined the future prospects of Kansas. quarter session having jurisdiei ere receive at the hnA nf iKa We rerrard anr dtieh moHnn o.

i of finc1 at tte discretion of said court uen inaae, siinil be equally Iree and open to all commercial nations, 'mid slinli not be controlled by any one power, espe- form Bill, Lord Derby stated that, if on the second rcadintr. or nnnn anir nf th Jsaf The following communication from Jesse Xeweix, of Oskaloosa, Jefferson county, we received some three weeks since, too late for that week's issue and was mislaid, through mistake, until now Oskaloosa, K. March 2, 1859. Editor Lecomplon Democrat To-day, for the first time, I saw an ar main clauses of the bill, in committee. the? n.v European power.

Our Govern the laws of Congress were not supreme, and if the Federal courts were not independent of interference from State tribunals. It would be powerless, as it was made powerlsss in Wisconsin by the conduct of the State court and the submission of the Federal authorities to State any sum not exceeding five hundred dol- people theu- quietus. In 18oo, for the usurpation of power oa the part of Con- J3 wLich shall g0 0gnc.La!f tQ purpose cf promoting tha interests ofmrw grets, and are fully persuaded that the editor and the other half to such county nied men and speculators, an effort wa3 'roe object of passing such a bill was to as may have jurisdiction of such case, and found themselves in a miuority.he should meiit assured tbat England is unhesitatingly advise the question to dis- not 11 torturous or dishonest courso solve the Parliament. This is considered The British Government as a challenge to Lord John Russell. professes fairness, and ours is not at liberty nade to lower the tariff of 1846 tlat Etlll further embarrass the Treasury, and I bc imprisoned in the county jail of a necessity for increasing the tases SUcL count an limo not iug one interference.

It would be powerless not effort filled in 185S it was renewed. The cotton and woolen manufacturers of year. only with respect to the execution of the of the people, for the especial benefit of the East raised a fund of 887,000, which manufacturers, miners and capitalists, to Constitutional Question. On Monday next, tho 2Sth is the day fixed for tho vote for or rgainst a Constitutional Convention; as not sufficient time was git en to thoroughly canvass the question before Liking the vote, we have not rriven much attention to the snh, they sent with an agent to Congress to manifest injury acd injustice of ail procure a modification of the tariff of i other classes; which power has never 1S46. The record shows that the base becn delegated to Congress.

If so, let means resorted to were but too successful any mn point out the article of the Con-ia effecting a reduction of that tariff, as stitution which grants it. Congress is ticle in the Kansas Weekly Herald, copied from tho li'tVrcrt Argns, purporting tobe "a copy of a paper found in Doy's pocket," when kidnapped in Jefferson county. From that article I extract the words "Arrived at Oskaloosa that night; opened my subject to Mr. Newell, who laid out the town he accepts." This is a very vague sentence. Ha accects." The latest advices from Paris state that to "ouU "onor- Of the treaties thev Count Cavour was expected there.

nied.ata with the Government t.f Nicara- The Sardinian loan of two millions had one is fcr the regulation of the transit not been negotiated at Paris, by Mr. i roHte nn nntlluer tor the abandonment of Fould, as was at the first supposed. the Mosquito protectorate. Tho genera! This is looked upon as an unfavorable been submitted to tbj Gov-sjmptom, as Mr. Fould as the Minister of the United Slates nud approv-of State must bave bad opportunities of it- foreseeing if events are at hand which! complaint has been lodged at the State might render tbe speculation hazardous.

I Department against the British Consul at Advices from Rio Janeiro to February I Galves-on. November, the American 9th, received at Lisbon, say that Presi- siJ'P Watson at New York, clear-dent Lonez nf Paramm, ntr.A vith a enro of cotton for Livernof.1 lugitive slave law, but with respect to the execution of the fugitive slave law, but with respect to the revenue laws, the post-office laws, and all other laws of Congress. What would sensible people say cf tbe action of a State magistrate who should issue a writ of habeas corpus for the release of a person under arrest in the District Court of the United States for mail robbery And yet, he might as well issue that writ in that case as in any aspect of a fugitive slave case. Necessarily the laws of Congress are the supreme law of the land, and it is not within the power of any State court to pronounce forbidden to exercise any power not ex- better suited the peculiar interests of those canufactnrers; and the speculators with whom they combined. Failing to in delegated to it by the Constitu- i jeet, and from what we can learn, wo bate Accepts what It is not stated but tion.

no doubt the majority of the settlers will The views of the President, and rcas- vote in favor of a Convention. For our- crease the tana as advised, they provided for the emergency by toting for an issue ons assigned by him for vetoing that bill selves we shall vote against it, for reasons proffered meditation of the Brazilian gov- Consul refused to certify to the bill of ernment, in relation to tho difficulties Siven Collector of tbat port, with the United States. the vessel was detained five The Calcutta mail of January 22nd, 9 and narrowly escaped shipwreck. of 0,000,000 of treasury notes. Unless are 50 eminently just, as not to require heretofore given, and not necessary to re-statesmen tate the place of mere pol- any extended remarks from us; they are Pat- The record shows that it is the in- lticians and demagogues in Congress, the 80 PIaln cogent that he who reads tcntion of the ultra or Black Republican from what follows, it is to be presumed that be accepts the appointment of conductor on an underground Railroad.

If reference is had to me in that article in this connection, I have only to say that there is no truth whatever in the statement. I never assisted a fvigitive slave to run away from bis master, and do not know tbat I hnve ever seen one. And I party, to frame a Constitution in such a with China advices to the 15th January, iUB is mat tlie tousul wns actu-had reached England. atecl p.v a feeling of petty malice aDd re- Private letters confirm the complete pa-' Tenge to the attachment of the cification of Oude. I British schooner Commerce, by the own- people ere long wui conclude that the on- i maJ understand, and we venture to say ly safe and reliable policy will be to aban- tnat 00 man ia Kansas who reads the tucm unconstitutional and necessarily the Federal courts aro wholly independent of State courts and of State authority in every woy.

Now thai the fugitive slave law has been declared constitutional by the highest competent authority, it follows that all the laws passed by State Leeislatures don the policy of a tariff or indirect taxa-1 message, and reflects on the fact that had Lord Elgin's expedition to the Van- i jre of atson' 'or damage ne in porr way that is so mixed up with other questions, foreign to the subject of a fundamental law, as to secure the rejection of our application by Congress should the peo- during a norther bv the former, which vet. the bill become a law, the future State of Kansas would have been compelled either tion meet the revenue wants of thegor-ernment, and resort to direct taxation. We wonld advise the high tariff advocates to be more cautious and honest in future. rlii witlinnt ,1 stekamg extended as far as Hong Kong, and is reported as successful. The U.

S. steamer Powhattan was at Hong Kong. The U. S. steamer Mississippi was in Canton river.

designed to nullify it are unconstitutional never made any arrangement with Dr. Doy, or any other man, to harbor, conceal, giunL iauu io a iu oo nuiuuteu into luo Lnion as new State or to accept inferior and out of Stnte at the next Congress, care must be and no longer attempt to use this question tne wa5 kids, will withhold from Presi- m.U 1 Aant 1 taken in tho election of Delegates, to secure such men as will be careful tn hr.a1 sel was consigned "to the British Consul. The owners of the ship Wntson bave preferred a claim of 1 1 0,000 against the British Government. It is ascertained tbat tbe Post Office Department will at the end of the present fiscal year ending on the 30th of June, bo four and a half million dollars in arrears. It was decided unanimously that nn extra session cf Coiifrress is necessary, but tU and that all attempts to enforce them are revolutionary.

Let abolitionists put that iu their pipes and smoke it; and let them exercise the extremes! care tbat they commit no revolutionary act for which they will be called to auswer in the Federal courts. jjuuuwo lor toemseives, i uuy approval oi ls i i ti. -l. VI- -II i Tl convey or conduct fugitives from slavery. By giving this card an insertion in your columns, you will correct a false rumor, and cenfera favor on, Yours truly, JESSE NEWELL.

a win iuuy canvass tue entire question when the time comes. or they will suddenly discover that they a'''e Teto message, bave killed the goose that laid the gol-! TaK President's Veto. The mes-den tsz." The race of fearfeso rutrmi i 33ge of the 1'residtnt vetoing the Asricul- New Yore, March 12. Tho Timet' Washington dispatch snvs a highly interesting letter from Commodore Charles Stewart was, today, handed to President Buchanan, disclosinp; an item of -ii c. and incorruptible statesmen i wll mot, i so conclusive in jus- Washisotos, March 1 7.

The Cabinet met nt 1 p. an unusual! time of iu rneotino- was ut fi. lirvm -i ri- 6 "uwtion ot tbe act, tbat even the Presi- XUnct, and if so, we approach the end of dent's most bitter enemies are constrained oar or destiny. We hooe this I to admit its conclusiveness. Th early hour to-dny, and resumed thecousid- St.

Locis, March 19. The Democrat contains the account of seven boats arriving and leaving here yesterday, which the reporter visited to note the emigration. First, One from Naples. Illinois river. secret history never before divulged.

i HTl i i n- fe 8nd Ulioved that Congress will ident Jefferson gun-boat navy, which was be called to meet about the middled -lathe subject of ridicule, was ostensibly built trust. Timet has manifested the most bitter and may not be so, and that for the future the mere polittciaa may be every where and vindictive spirit towards the President ever since the Ilr.rald succeeded in procuring an advance copy of the annual mes- uxui.i; rouv VI lUI rT. fa T'- "a I Th Gmnd Jurv Washington Lave hundred and eighty of these boats were found a tn. hill rr Dy all parties repudiated. If this is not Omaha City Election.

Black Rrpulliran frihjhtcned and not Voting I The Election for city officers, which took place on last, passed off very quietly more quietly we think than any election which has pteviously taken place in this city. The day was moist, the streets muddy, and the voting principally done by the Democrats. The Black Kcpublicans, emulating the example of their brethren in Kansas, aud convinced that an overwhelming defeat awaited them in cace of their nomiuatinc candidates, chose with CO passengers half coming to settle in i t. i i aone. cur (rovernmpnr sen' southward.

Commodore Stennrt Hon. auii'e. cranon of the affairs of tho post office department. The question of an extra session of Congress is still undetermined, tho members being divided in opiuion; there is however the best authority for stnting that there will be a settlement o'f the subject before next Sunday, so that tho President's proclamation may go out by the next Pacific steamer. The Grand Jury to-day brought in a auu mm Douna to iKe Peak.

"i BSC jetf aiiuougu me tmet seizes up- rrrt tlntrn TV- lur uiuruer, inn rnahcs known tne tact that these boats were jury have not decided 6- UU muca rc. on cery opportunity to assail and malign built for tho special purpose of takino- no. Second, One from Lssallc. Illinois riv Mr. Buchanan, it is forced to mnrnn gard to the propriety and absolute neces terworth's complicity in tho homicide of Key.

er, with C2 Pike's Pcakers, mostly from i 1 sity of protecting our extensive frontier bis veto, in the following languaoe "Aside from the very obvious consM. wun .5 irom Indiana. along the Mexican boundaiy, as all of Third, One from Louisville. Kv with eration that the Federal Treasury is not i tt rather totacitlr admit thnt presentment against r. bickles for mur- der.

From what has just transpired, the majority in the city was all gam- session of Cuba, but before the plans of Mr. Jefferson were perfected, our relations with England became threatening, and the project was postponed, aDd never afterwards revived. It is believed that this precedent set by President Jeflerson in filibustering, will have some influence in directing the future policy of Mr. Buchanan, should Mr. Fres- trini win lurnisn nn amount of scandal far i election to go oy tie-exceedinir what has hoo I onf P10 cowardice of wuu mat now in a condition which will justify question and feel its importance; but in larfie donations of any sort or for any regard to Cuba, it is a grsat question in I'nrPose.

tte 'i'1 transcends the policy, if Which the mass of the Aaericao neonl 0t tho Gcncral Govern- Tho fallowing letter from Washing ton to the well known Matbew Carey, is "in possession of a gentlemen of Philadelphia: "Mocsi Versos, loth Mar, 1735. "I purposed, so soon as I understood you intended to become the Publisher of 3 peakers. Fourth, One from Cincinnati, with 50 Pike's Peakers, from Virginia, Kentucky and Pennsylvania. Fifth, One from Louisville with ten Peakers. .1 i the leading of that party, and the unblushimr me puoiic, ana brin? reluctantly to the impudence of their organ, which has time and Agricultural Colleges have no i witness stand persons who have not hero- feel a deep interest, aud it deservesmuch I aguin asserted that there is a clear Republican I aore claim upon tbe national bounty than toforc figured in newspaiws.

r.f 1 t. 1 1 iiaiiuudi uuuu schools of attention, and the most thorough investi- any other charetpr Th Navy Department has uXmt moo. U.1.JVH.J iu cuy; unn at tue very nrst opportunity to test their strength, skulk to their holes without so much as an effort to prove their sincerity. Under these circumstances it is hardly necessary to say that the entire Democratic ticket was elected; Mayor, Treasurer, Assessor, Marshal, Alderman and all. gation in order to arrive at the best i deed 80 mucn for they are avowedly for means of accomplishing the national pur- of Particular class.

Until the pose. We say national, because no reas- TTwT shaIIaume ihe duJ enable th. rW nd Sixth, One was just leaving with 125 passengers, going via Leavenworth and Kansas City, and mostly from Virginia Pennsylvania and Minnesota. The seventh one was loading for Missouri river, with a number of Pike's Peakers already oo board. Tlie fc Ul- 1 News Palr in Philadelphia, to request' uispaicncs were recened this morninrr at be sent to the State Department by the Arabia, ffom I wifh tdi bn a'S A Preston, our Minister to Spain, hail ures tor tue immediate purchase of the chartered vessels engaged in tl.o Paraguay expedition Congress liaving made an appropriation for that purpose.

Private advices just received here, state that tho Dutch government is about to lay claim to the famous Guano islands in tho Uil foil Bojue auequate and dttinite system, flrpose to possess an Island necessary to do not see bow it can, with any pro- .1.. we sunty and safety of onr extensive makc large grants citner of lands or of moneys for schools of any sDecifie The police yesterday arrested a large gang of counterfeiters with a considerable amount of spurious bills on thr. t- The Senate to-day confirmed the nomination of Joseph Holt, of late Commissioner of Patents, at t-arrioean sen, which has been sonrof- and rapidlj increasing commerce. It is question is which we of the alissijsippi Valley concerned, hence we or professional character. itably worked by the Atlantic and Pacific It is very easy to see why such a bill L'0-.

for the last two years. If General; John UnbbartI, of Maine, as of Wisconsin in their possession. Boundary Commissioner, for which Mr i Great damage was done by the winds -tSZT1 "i'l-Ppened, that nn- Gazetu Theeicitementoccasioned by the Presi-sdSCT no difticultv in being received Tu, to address The unsettled condition of affairs 'VT of throughout Europe had imally snpS? commoa pajjer. usua.iy aped the CuU quosdon 1 SDPP'n'-1 plied, will do equa.ly we.l for the cotcr. nave passed Congress, aside from I so' wm occasion some diplomatic discus- ere jra ttfed, to Jaosr tbat the President! It is, nominally at least, for sion at Washington and the Hnuee, as in "iggins was recently nominated but re- i B1A beforo last to tue telegraph wires i- uirnis.

i had tin oaraUoaragsio call on Congress lbe bea jargesi inrerest tbe 11 'lortinn cinim to Lavasso the Jcv-lcu B1BU. lue lion. u. v. Wones.

ex- noes out oi order near- to tske some measures to secure our nur I co.anlr3ri Dd those members whose con-1 having included the policy Sentor frora Iowa, as minister to Bogota: I iaJ ytcrday. Considerable h-r nr. f- ere largely composed of far- of no-'aterveution with American gtuino also' John Pttit. of Indiana, as Chief rePorted to steamers on the river, pow. i ave no iaua u-t ne expected merg, felt under an ligation to support diPSers nr ourcontinenL Justice of Kansas, vice Lcconipte: also Klver again morning.

that any action rU be Lad i bill which professed to have been framed Bartholomew Fuller, of North Carolina! Hmm, 'v i AuringthelaUicnof.Cu.and i Mkmpzi.s, March 13. Fifth Auditor of the Treasury. 0" Wore he AwMoss was not sissin- h'" I A made at Falula, 65 n.iles Therse of RePre- "V3 hatinS OB February 5th, spo- UJ that they aJjoucaed leaving tbeque. UI)00 Lisown convioni kv Jicksburg, on Wednesday night, adopted an amendment to the ken lhe sbiP Carolus, bound for Hanip- jBiudUfOMdoC Ste' ton Vs with tbe officer, 1 SUt rar" a th w-LoIa sountr, i to naruraKxa-, crew of the shin Civihan. abandon it uas someiimes occurred to me, that thero t'S wh' Grt BritaT.nl 1 wi(hUt for thct make free with torv.

ormcable and satisfac-; the garb of a letter, it is not prcsumabia n- -r hberty would be taken, his itS SrJi- 8ervan -i IIOIUJ 1119 I U(i Ls dcdeDii0DCfi "Mr- Mattew Ca. fi Cop Hoia..