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lattice raid pod books, and if It shall appear upon ss eiamlnarioa that a majority of the cast at ajM eketwm be in favor of tha CoitetrtutHn with Slavery," be shall have the OaastttHtioa so ratified to the cf (he Ciited Mates for admission into tbe I'aion as a sovereign Wate, ander said Constitution Uot if, upon ex asriaa'ion if said poll-books, it suall appear that a of the votes at said election be in fbve ef tba Constitution without Slavery, then tbe a-ti ele piovtd law for Blavery shall bestricken (roes, tb Is Constitution by tbe President of ttos or as bis a bee we by reasoo of death, resignation or otherwise, by tbe President pro term, and Slavery shall te loager in the of Kansa? (except t-V tb right of property in sow in tbis Temtory, sha'l ha do men er be interfered witb), and he shall inrosdi ately have transmitted tbe (J institution so ratalsd, to tbe Cotgreaa of United States for admission into i tbo Union as a sovereign State, under tbe said otott Mhtv Bzc 9 male inhabitant whonariti MB of tbe United States at tbe time of the fat elec tacn, acd is above tbe ace of II years, shall be dee nod aa vector at tbe fares elecHrm to be boideo in 'his ftlefe; tM any elec tor qualified aa aforesaid sha'l be entitled to be elected to any office cr place under this State Coastitntioo at election. tic. 10. The President cf tbis Convention shall writs of election to three householders in the aeveral counties, requiring tham to cause ax election to held for (eovenior, Lleuteaact-Governor, Rep? resentative to Cocgress of tbe United S'ates. members tbe State legislature, aad all other officers elective nadrr this Coesritntion, ia tlielr respective districts places of election, on tbe firet aad day I owii ft ef January in tbe year vhion rhall in all other respect' be conducted in the nasser prescribed by tbe cow existing law ia the Territory of etwas; and all retarns of said elections be made to tbe President of this Convention, who at hereby authorized to receive, examine and count votes, and to declare who Is and all of? ficers thus duly elected shall enter upon and continue tbe discharge of tbe duties of their respective of? fices natil tbc-ir sur are elee'ed and qualified.

r-i' II. Until tie Iegislatore elected in accordance witb tbe provisions of this Constitutum shall otherwise direct, tbe talary of tbe Oovernor shall be-per aar acd the salary of toe Lieutenant Oovernor be double tbe pay of a State Seua'or; and the pay of members of the legislature shall be-until ethenshe provided by the first LtcitJa ure, sball fix tbe salaries of all officers other thun tie elected by the people at tbe first election. Sac. 12. Tbis Consti ution shall take and be in force from and after mtification b) th people, as ie provided.

Sic. ill. Oaths ct etrice maybe by Judge, Jnstice of tbe I'eaee or Cl-rk of any run of Jterwfd of tbe Territory or State of taWM. until the Legislature of the State may other srise direct. 8itc.

14. That after the year Mad. whenever the Legislature sha'l th'nk it necesoary to am-nd, altar aad change this Constitution, tbey shall re 3 jtionend to tbe electors, at tbe next j-weral election, tsro-thirds of tbe meoibere of each Mo -e concurring, te vote (or or against calling a Convention; and if it appear that a majority ofwll the citizens of the ate have voted I a Convention, the legislature shall at its next regukr aession call a Convention, to inrist of as rnaoy mem? bers as there may be in the House of Representatives tbo time, to be chosen in the same mancur, at the aanie places, and by the same 'electors, tbat chose the Representatives. Said Delegates, so el-cted, sball meet vritbiu months titter said election, for the purpose cf revisirg, amending or changing the Coa Put alteration shall be runde to the right of projerty ta the owuerahip of slaves. CLOSINS HOURS OF THE Lei ompton, K.

Nov. The intense effort and anxiety of a protraatcd otrafgle bad thrown a lassitude over the Conven? tion and its members. The subject at issue once deteiuiioed, it as difficult to keep the delegates together, or to keep them at work. a few, whose acute perceptions of their own suitableness for the task kept them at work, toiled at tha fag cud of what Father JkOoe, the Cbap'ain would have atyled their "useful and graceful labors." The night, outside of the ball, was dark I a wending my way up for the closing night session, iaapetetrable was the gloom that nothing short of the luminous body I was approaching could have enabled me to reach tbe place in safety. The twinkling lights of the grog-shops were only beacons to mark the rocks and shoals whore mariy a mortal craft had foundered.

As I passed thirty yards from one of these, 1 heard the noise of a rcgu'ar threats, blows and a crush, which I stibffquently ascertained was the demolition a chair over the head of one of the belligerents. Not deeming it my particular province ti Inquire wb? ther the damage bad been inflicted ou the occipi tJs bregmatis, or lnmbdoidal suture, 1 went by, tike the Pharisee, on the other side, bearinc some? body jell befoie 1 out of ear-shot: 111 in a Southern lights man, by I'll stand up for the of tbe South henever I met a group, it was a croup of drunken, or partially intoxicated men, and the sound of profanity was the only indication that humanity was in the darkness. The hall was not verj brilliantly lit up. It is a filain room td some twenty-five by forty feet, ptr ially tilled with tables covered with black cotton niouruiug, 1 aippooe, for the demise of Snpular representative government. The hall ozen candles in the room gave a dim Rgbtj like the acetic of a badly managed magic lantern.

Some of tbe honorable members sat, and some them stood, and some marched about. Most of the Hitter- tl td their feet projected up, some of tboffl at an angle of forty-five degrees, while, from lit incoim ler tbk number, wreaths Of towfifOO inaohe were se.it grace? fully up. wore on, several members itlwfafced themselves on the of the tables, like Mb thai bad not found lav or. It became clearly evident tbat the majority cf those pie-cut bad teile MM to something to drink," and not a few, by their rather eccentric walk and indi? cated that they must bate been the recent participants in a spiritual circle. At onetime, a resolution was olieml to increase the pay of their eflieial reporter, and, on a motion to lay it on the table, the President announced the question thus: Tbe question is to la) the reporter on the table." poor reporter was accordingly thus dealt with, but, as they had already voted with tKit aftiaiofi the task tor which he bad eu aaTjadoiiai, koeould lie there romplaceiitly.

The Committee to the together made a few very radical amend? such as making the hoo! Township MMeVhtWO1 one for the State. On the final passage td the whole of tins iMOaki instrument, only 8H aftriiiative could be tttoitsoil And thus it was the Constitution of tbe mioorityof a Conveution. while the speakers of that Convention, bj their own debates, admitted that the were ted bt one tiftli or one seventh of the people. Among the rioting scenes, were the usual coinpli inentary rese'luti- n- and apoicnns. Among th-so tbe remarks the Presnleut wt re aa signilicaat of tbe cbaravb-r I lhi? ouveiitiou as amisaiog.

He said: Conventi' met nodi tbe circ njtj stances. Elected by but a sm-ili vott, and Ibeb authority to act ceBsd in (jiie'ticii by a lawlest set of men who had got into tl is lVrrit.iy; ocarce'y ab'e to get a quorum, and fir iura1 time witb at one; the threatened, and naCSf taia what u.omect a lawless set of would take their i.eo. ssi'ateil to got the nulit ary ir thiir protection; yet nnder all these circumstances thev bad Roer od ard i either turned to tbe right hand nor to ths (eft. bnt bad framed a Constitution for tbe State of Kastas." No wonder the President fomplimented them for their rxouM ss in persevering under circumstances so "embarrassing." Ihe ice-President, or Presi deot pro did cot rise to cotnpl'ineut theiu or bimself, but to give assurances in the mutt eoteann tones, before hi- God," lor the pun't of his in tives, and that he had not been bought nor cor? rupted. At leegth the fire of partisan dutt burned down in its socket, and several of the oaawSeS .1 ovtnked out, wbeo tbis txdv completed ks ksii rs.

and the gavel mi the Preeideut? new the ifhistriors PritfM aWnatav eiaiuaed tbe teninnation of its local nihgusiuo At tbat moment, exhibited aelf. One prominent aatJaahei exclaimed with a loud "How, boys, let's come and take a drink Tbe Couveutiou having thus "gone to take a drink," let us turn to the People of Kansas, and eco hew tbey are to meet this new struggle, which ruf fan fm is tUJTe? ritory und Hup! 'ry out of it hat? upon taem. rtkcf birth, RXJioiacB, pbafbbsibin asd roLiTir? or the bios eosffrTOTi sal fOBvriTIOI iT CEcOMPTO.N, OVEMBEH, as WRITTEN BY THEIR OWN HHIn ft r. stag o-gs 5 li: i I i 111 5: I2 MiFsPlr Hi Fo so f5s' nines'. I If II I Bf a a a sT a ifttif Sills 5 V2, i 5 3 5 3 1 8 p.

-J ji 111111 fillMillfiiiliiHifiiri WWW tr.n It will be ietu that the Convention it largely of Southern men. Several of the 111 them? selves or what is the si tue Iii-ig. Ob j- ctu 11 was to the Topelia Constitution on the that it was trained by thine not BOlithMl orthodox. Let them note the above. It is proper to state" that most of those who subscribe themselves 1'emocrats." merely mean Ken? tucky gives 19 Tennessee tJci rgis 0, 2 each from North and South Carolina, 2 from Alabama, 2 from Missouri, 4 fiom vanla, It from Ohio, I from Illinois, I from ehuhetts, 1 from New-Yoik, and I from Michigan.

Of their II? are farmers, 10 BTO lawyers, ri merchants, editors. 4 2 I carpenter, I stone mason and I maftiajlio It is needless to add that all of them drink. MILITARY MOVF.MKXrs AND OTflEB A S. Li WEEK K. Nov.

II, The lsst detachment of n. litiry haie crossed Kaw River, and are off in tbe rection of Fort The moment the invention ad journed at Lec'mpVn, the troops around it began to break up camp an! hurry bvk to the Foft They have all filler infantry aud oavalr the rebellious of Laurence are as much to the freedom their own will" as the Border are. to their A lar-ie numh-sr troope will winter Kxtensive a) thonch aceommodat ons are at Fort leaves wcith, bav-s been bu.y there time increasing thtiu. It the same at I Riley and Kearuey. Gov.

'Walker is at Leaven worth City. He is ejpected here to-day. Tbere are rumors Haiti? is leave the Territory, and tha1. he will rever rtturo; that he has acomphsh-d all he cuna Ibr in securing a Slave State in reality while it is so arranged that he and his compeers can prefect! that the People have adopted it. Oa the olher hand, several Free St itc bjmbj conCd-atly expect that he ill convene a special session of tbe Territorial Legislature, in order that this high? handed scheme, wlich threatens the public pe, may be arrested in a constitutional way.

We shall toon fee. The Pro-Slavery men Lave already hfjun the.r mtrigues for this dodge ele-tVi. Some of st ge st they have will tale the ttump, not oo nmrh to make eeevertass to he an apparent expla? nation of tbe k'ud of ejection tbey have. A Free-State Convention wul be celled to determine what action it io belt to take in view of these elections. There bee been some ihe par.

week abeut pegro-burite. Several ago, paijiee of drafcfK.rii went up wit. a civil e.flicer te Topeka. seeking runaway negroes fron aaouri. A party bad been op there a week before on tbe same errand, and bad considerably outraged pu'ar sentiment by their violent mode of searching be um On this latter occasion, the civil officer re? ferred to was our o'd friend Butcher, ex-SheritF of Douglas County, who received the e.ffi'C Deputy Marshal the Democratic function iry sent here by Buchanan.

Mr. Butcher, true to his in? stincts, led a company of drat up to Topeka in his necrr -Lnrttir (perations. Having conceived it to be necessary to the eueeees of bis mission, ke left pert of his military force, sod. taking six dra proceeded to the house of Mr. Ritchie Offtt it place, there demanded admittance Mr.

Ritchie, having an idea of squatter sovereignty of his own, threatened to shoot any one who n. gbt venture to come in Upon tbis. the irfleYetigsbie Butcher went after the remainder of bis dragoons, and prtx-eeded to force open the door and make gbod a search of the premises. No was found, however, there or elsewhere, and bootless and negroless the Demo-retic party went the way it came. Upon the whole, I think it will be better for the elegant Butcher and his cotemporanes to con? duct these Democratic'' proceedings in a milder form, unless tbey want to get into trouble.

A consie'rrhbie amount ef feeliDg exhibited by the Free-State men at the result of tbe IV-Si r.ery Lecunpton Convention. A feeling of rage is toe most common. At Topeka, when the got intelJiirerce of what was done, some of them openly talked tigbt. The Free-State men bad porarily lulled into security by supposing that they had in tbe late struggle settled tbe matter. You ii.ay imagine their feelings, then, when tbey see the fruits of tie October election thin jeopanlei, and their impudent enemy stepping in to rob tiiem even yet of their richte.

Cold, bleak weather has set in. Yesterday, a slight mow fell. Kansas River is very lowj it is alreadj frozen up toward its sources. Building is still carried en brisk'y in Lawrence, and a eonsid erable amount of business is done. The commer oial difficulties do not seem lo business ma? terially.

Prices of everathing are hiebe than at this season last year. Provisions are likely to be dear this Winte r. Tbe Missouri R.ver navigation will probably dose in a few weeks. There is not much doing in real estate or town speculations, although prices are nearly tbe aame. I io not be uneasy about the hich tell you that Oct.

Walker and Secretary StanNn are likelv to he murdered by Border Ruffians. They are per? fectly safe, in that quarter at least. I also think that the Low line about Gov. Walker on part of fire-eaters elsewhere, is merely a part of the same sehe me to cover up the iniquity of this ConstHu ti' nal vement. I orseive tiiat some of the Eastern Democratic journals take up and cireoJate a report tint armed men came from Nebraska at the October election and voted the Free-State ticket.

This was like a g-oed many of tbe ftories that the defenders of Kan? sas Derrocraoy get up. The story was a very slujiid one. By refefriugto the results, its absurdity will be-seen. The thren counties bonleriog on Ne? braska tare Brown, N'einaha and In Bre.wn. only some'." I votes were cast in one third of hat the oanty could have polled.

In Ne maha, only oue-third of which are Pro-Slavery. In neither county was the lull vote out In fact, there weie only some two or three precincts opened in both of tbcm, consequently many votes were loot In Marshall County, the result shows 961 Pr Slave ry vote- to ore Now, in wbi )h of the-se couDtieg did the "three or four hundred armed men from Nebraska" vote I About tbe Mar? shall County veito I bave learned, what I at first suspected, that the I'ree-8tate men at the Black Vcrniiliein and nnotber precinct threw between two and three hundred votes. AtMirshall, where there arc not twenty voters, a vote of if) was ide up and returned, ard, as the officials got bold of th'j returns from the other precincts, they suppressed them. THE MORMON REBE! LION. Sorre interesting doe uoaeDta have rene.ved by ti War Peparlnient from the ejmmenderoi tbs I (to expedition, auong them a letter and ion from Bii? ham Young.

Col. Alexander was within thiriy miles of Bridger, which place oocapted by Mrman troops, tbe foOewieg le'ter from Vcurg, Ihrough comxatcer of the "Nauvoo Legion: On nr. TaaaiTCev, Cirv. Sept T'J tit (iffictr C- Ike PWSM isiti.fi/ I 7 i itTy Siu By reference to thea-t of passed Sept 'J, Ifou, organizing tbe Territory of I'tab, will the Mowbrg: "Bsc. i Andbtit further rnecttd.

Tint ewer Id uyrj Mid Trnltory ilai In who Sold his ofti fir four snd im.) tit loeiiior ibt I appoint'j qaalified. mm Qjovrd It the of the Turn florsrsef witbin ft-rritory, liull be In 4 of tbe tj.iiiiu ikeseeg ai." I am Still the (Jovernor and Supsrmtend.ct of Ia eliar. ArVus for tbe Territory, no quabned. as provided by nor have I i -me veil hy the PrendeLt of tte Caitci States virtue of the authority thus vested in no, I bo re end forwar Jed to you a copy of oiy pro lau.a tie foil.icd.rg the entratce of armed i-f tan Territory. Tbis you have disregarded.

InowlurtLer eiire? you retire forthwith from the Territory, ti esme route yon entered. Should you deem tn. in prsatiooble, and prefer to rwaaafo uutil Spring il the baity ur rennt encampment- Black f'oik oa cau do so la potaCO acl aniOfrfsol i i ii Of ncitio? that deposit your trms aud ammuci lien w'ih KobtBOOO, fV'ia't'rmasts'-f' the Tat rib ry, and leave in the Soring so aa tbe OCneltioO of the roads will permit jjo to a-J she uld yon fa'l short ol nrovinor.s, they fi? nished youap-oc caking tne prepjr apph.ati.n there for. lim. II.

W( Us will forward and riicsive any evil ilui koatl 'i. ywo may have u.ake. BP.I1HAM iaraevaa I i The followiit; is the proclamation referred to by Bogbaal Ycuf PBOClSMATIOl PV IHE eiovrRVoK. ClTlZxai i UtaB: We are luvaJed by ahootfla tot are evidently assailing ua to oveitbn and destruction. For the last twenty rive years we have trusted officials of the trovernment, frod.

Cc tietables and Jus'Kes to Ju lres, lijvnor? al i to be s-crn-d, ball iL in, i sulttdandhstrajad, oar dt atad tiiep bumtd, our fi-Us laid raate jur orin ctpal rnes awtoborod while unter tbe faith of tt tt their safety. id OUf famil from their hones t) fin-? tbat shelter the ar? ten wilderness atd that I on etile aces whieh were detied them it the of biislietity at.d civilization. The Constitution of our gtartntt onto u- ell tbat we do now or have ever If the rights wo. pertno uct i as Ainericen citizt-Ls wer- extended Utah according ta the -pint and mearnrg thereof, aid fairly avi 1 tishv anwdakyatred, it alltoat we have ever asked. Our oppenente have availed themsilves tf p-rj a dice taiet Dg against becacse of our ftixb, to send out a formidable ost to faCCOfflpiish et etruetioat.

We have bat do privilege nor op? tf def. ndirg ourselves from tbe an 1 aajast aepersions against us tbe nation. The txect has net condeiceid-d to cause an ou uitue er o'her peison tobe tent to ar.d aswitaio truth, is I aatDiuaiy ia ca- We know aepeaiocs to he fal'e, bat hvt us We are COOdoaWaad loboord, and 1 to an with an armed auefCentaJj moh, has been ssnt asainsf at tbe -n of an letter writers, asbani'd to father the base, wbieh they have tc the puH. 'N nifj 11 fli -iais, who nave Tt'iou avail st us to reen tberxstlvet ia their own af'any, aLd of hireling ard bowling editor whj p.o tttnte the tiu'h for r.Itby lucre 1 he irma has thne been apaa peN us to raoort to the great firat law of self proper SB tier, tod sfatd in our own defviu-e? a right 1 fo by 'he las of the institu'i ras vi eur coun? try, aid upon a the hated OBI duty to oaiselaes, OS oar faaailsae, requires Bot vi taatly sabioit to be nnveaaad slaui an at lean! to reserve oars-1 ree. Outduty oar "ci'ry, our holy onr God, te freedom and liberty, re A at -r.

i fc 1 'two fetters forging around which ore to a brag Majeejal Co to mili Un despot'em. eu ru a country of law, torn t-urpetioo, tyranny eni Tr-ere I. Bng'iam Young, Governor vi in'endentof lad'an Affin the Territory of Utah, it ibe psme of fte peopl- of the Ut-lted aiee, ia tbe Territory of Utah, rfcld, Ftnt: AU armed of evry descr priori from eomirg iiitothie Territory, under any pretensi what? ever. ft mJ Tbr.tellthe in Mid Territiry lid then in la man at 1 moment's notice to repel aey I rock 1 Inird: Martial law if hereby derlared to exist in tbii Territory from end publication of tlie proclamation, and ro pertoc be alliwsd to pa? or repeat into or through or from thta Territory with cat a permit fiotn the proper officer. Given under my herd aid mIj great Sa't Lake City.

Teirtory. I'tab, lith day of September. A. ard of the Independence cf its United Stares of America the eighty second. rI3H1W vor MO.

The A llowing ie Cot Alexander'? reply to Hfighan Yourg: 1 Tt th Rfcimivtot i Wrvfirt HW. 5 BltCHAM ToiAC fiottmar l'tak Ttrribrry Sir I have the honor to ackuiwlf dg? th? receipt of yrur of Sept. 1867, twoCpes? rf a proclamation and one of of Utah, and haTe given it an attentive consideration. I am at the omr.aading officer of tbe troop? of the United States at tr point, and I will submit yoor letter to the General commencing eoon as he arrives here. In tb? mean time I have ocl to say here by tie crderof the of the United aid tbelrfartler VwmtmmtM and ojieratioaM will dtpecd ectiitly Mflied by lOtnpeteftt military authority.

Vtry E. B. AMfXANOER. Amotg the a frnm CM theftco, rfnUd from the camp on the Three Wingnoi' tie addreeeed to If-D New Y'ork, in bich be the bureing thu 1 ontracton traim by the Mormons. Ur tae Govfaor'? wcort it four dtja' behind him, with two of Tfe of wby Aleiander ihoQ'd attempt reach Salt Lske by Bear River, from the fear that the have burned the graw on the AartflT route.

HoftJdi: If I oomnracica'e with "Alexander, I wocld rect him to take up a good poM ion for the W'in'er at Ifv Jfmk? The ie beeet between thi? ar.d Ham's Fork with compa tier of Mormonr; 10 it is doubtful if I be able to ccmmuxioate with Col A. Fr TXt IauU Republi c-. Mr. lender, who is contented as Chief with Magraw'? WapoD Road Surrey, thnuch tili? city on hi? way to Waabiaftoa, on Sitvrday i This gentleman, who a well kewn engineer aid himself by very tiering tcroas the t'ontment during the Summer of the Si-111 war, with a party of four meu. only whirr arrived with him at the Mianoni River.

II ie elfo mentioned ae the author of 'everal able repottn to fongrt on the of a I'aclti 1 Ibis gentleman ha? performed, the 1 day of June the unprecedented feat of nding 1 much of the distance iu mountain urd all In rough tltld without a tent, or ordinary basrsage, in the short of months ii otaditg IS camp He tOBBjaewed with a party of 13 uiec, tour of whom with to the point, at Mo, Maay uf the oiipiral party were by and boom re main in the or are on their way to the set? Wm. II. Wagner. John II Calvin J. Crocker and Mitchell the namea of tboM who snived with Mr.

Lander. This severe labor wa? performed for the purpjee of the practicable route for the now road, prior to the arrival of the working train ir charge of Superintendent Magraw. FiOaB scarcity of ard other obltBcltl not foreseen by incxpe rit-rced the main working train oely arrived at the South in seaeon to go into Winter wit re it row is. Mormons having bumed all the grass on the Sinthern grounds the wagon roa expedi? tion has selected amp on Wind River. It sur ronnded bv herds of titTalo anrl elk, with which, in eveLt of failure of -tn.

meann of sub-inteci lite tiain ay be supplit d. II. F. Kickiin, one of the engine era of the advance party, wbo had distinguished himself ia dc tftcbed firvice, bad been detailed by Mr. Lander At the ef Superintendent Magraw, to fiiibb at other provisions for the train.

In pertbrm thil duty, he wes sarroiisded near River, by rlalj well-armed mounted MofBO irw. II gave them answers ai to the nataro of his ard at length allowed to depart He at ence to the command of Col. Alexander, many miles atd informed that gentleman of the advance of the mounted armed men, and of the in mors that red hal crossed Green Rivet, going in the direction of unprotected (i mment traits, but before aay ef-ert woe sent, three truins, embraeirg wagons, were -sfbed aid eoinpLtely destroyed by the party of men first seen. From th? destruction of these ttains of the Eaetern mountaineers were to hold of at a p'iee. Floar was thirty dollars a hundred at 1'iatti one hundred ard twenty-five miieo beyond Kort Lar? mie.

atd rbing: and a general belief prevailed io the ntry that boetillfie-? were oemmenced. The miii tarv forces were in bigh spirits, and tb) igh traveling, every prospect 'f BMW lag great ha-dsbips, en tbuxiaffii to a mit, and prepared for the worst. The exptoratior.s of the party of the Fspedition bad proved of great BBTtioe to the obbbbmbo. The ertire region between the 8 ill Lain td Soake Riv.r, the Th connecting the work of Stanbury and Fre rroct, anl birberfo uneiplorec, bad sixteen mountain pitses examined, the tributaries tbe flreen Itiver detliej to Ike fonrcee, the Great Waheatch ba r. foiul tio; li-t distinct ranges.

1 wood and water have been a.id 1 i rious" routes two 0: wbirh avoid tae Gracd Dreert of the Saudy, and oae seven shorter travel it a dis'anoe or" hve hunJrel miles, any 1 1 of the rest Mi of the explorations. The 1 ad, therefore. ihiadoiBil th" oil of appc ard were advancirg ur-ja the vallay of the Like by the oree piaine ol the" Westers of the Bear ard Matade Kive-s. l)ur iiifjnr aat, wn? wu a Mr. party, aeeures us that Bjuk ligence, to which be can have BntO It rea-'h tbe Interior Pepirtment, ihortijbelaid befort Ike i "tr.trv.

We forgot to Sow, CaujMBBagB an.l laiy with tie secretary )f tbe Terr nry. were mst ab sat two dajs marc 1 Matal Fort L'ira r.i* Col. Ae ard tbe Utah mail train. When Mr. L.

informed (iov. Cnnminf of the Tn.eiit of -turban ie-tru of Government fains, the first to this in teUifer Got quist'y remarkei: Tell ail my Si-, that I-tarted to ob-'y tionaaadt? go Int3 Salt LsAeTiry, and 11 up. Brigbtm Yotng had already ir.y ra-: 1 pati' or ktowl- cf the overt act of buaiag the frame, and the best jaigee of cbe character believe that th- of thi? singuia to irtv will to BBjeVaWOB to b'ied the eyes of Ihs genera! G-overcxent ltd pot off the day of a to the last me men'. the other hand, o'a monLta'c? irt tke "isastrjas if the troops are Bot able to their way iLto the etty. The graes the 1 igb eaten up Witter sef.irg ia wiA sevr.ral Jeep eaows, meob tbe far id the rear, an i a gres: raBge of rioca'a 'roan the to giva we.gV.

to tte sntpositicn tie ditiou wi? act oe a su i aas IM oie. Oaebe an aatw, p'ain, in which sre BBTataJ V. WMfirms, r.nd wbics roan great h-rdi of avi? aiid the property 0: the Chnrch, will however, rri etrtkirg ciitauee rf rbe CiMDES AMD AM BOY REPLY TO THE CARD OF HR. W. W.

DECueir. reav I rxeetLrg of tie D.f: -s ate Kantae Caaal. asd Carodei aod Ra'lrosj, Trasipertatioa at on tbe 'ober iaet. ref-rred to 1. hat, pub 'sLed ia csja tiice, aad desire to add the "statement made in oae of thsc li ve ni) cratradict- cf Mr.

Dechcrts There are leTeral laaceuraciee ia 4it it vhUsVlt is reeesaary mow te M- Ditiert ajt ie aaaorW of kw anrpscioet ar tit to fwttaia them hs HM ha not Um? for prepara' oo or ether reason. IIa did detail and, when asked he cd atate mg'? fact to or hu stu? pse replied that eoak! tnt, and only bad sa? picionsv Vo itfimatioi im given that he bad o'lar than those bj him. CoB.n>. dor? tStrrk'on did not (as Mr. D.

approach Mr. Dechert with angry and laagna-e at anytime; HC did Mr. Rs tard fl'orkton jene a bandle of from under Mr. Dechert'? ajm; nur was he knocked down ao 1 beatsoo by the on'ted of the Cc-tnmcd sre and hia aons. After M'.

IWhert had said fta he stated at the time, aJl he wUfccd to he was requested to leave thi room, e'id did leave it. Subsequently, while we were at dinner, he twioo re arotber interview which wasaccorded At thin seond internet, he no attempt to add hin previ tie 'taternents relevant to the matter bti re the Boari. but attempted to detail some Dl natipaboil Commodore Stocktin and the Ovverntrett ship 'he- PrtogatO?) of more thau ten year? itsndirg: atd, although called to one or ri'ere end repeatedly reo'iefted, and at length peremptorily ordered to leave the room, le permitted mek eg ofecfiva remasks, kftvtag no to the affairs of the itoard. At 1bi? time I eaw Mr. Btoohtrsi appmac's Ma quietly, and I ard him in a gentle maoner request to go out.

What occurred between the two I couH net hnt I know that Commodore Stockton, land I Kiohard 8tockton) was not near enough to tench him. I have do that Mr. Deehert struck Mr. John P. Stcckton first, and I thick that the latter exhibited more 'erieroy ard forbearance at Mr.

IWherl'sanp plk-tticn? than many men wonll under like provoca? tion, even though of Mr. S'oektoo'f of self-defense. Mr. Dechert most unncceeJarily provoked and I believe'' commenced the affray. (AM BRIDGE UfOfTOR.

Yc-k. Ed v. 17, PUBLIC MEETINGS. COMMTSMONKRS OK KMiaiUTIOV. The Board mtt T'sterdav afternoon, at the offi ia Worth the Hon.

Ouliou C. VtaWLAVCI in the chair Sat i.lined is the usual weekly statement: Nuar.Ur of Mit? N. lt. 1SS7.m.fuC n. I' 1'.

To 111 IbiS Kn. rf In l.rrn Re. us Martne Ho.p:?|. II? 1" l.Soi 1 Bsiik, Jtoairy 1, Btxelftt to Not to N' If. tor tbtn kc.

t.XS 0 it Pi IDS SO l. it Ri 11. IU7. 74 11. ron.iiiUt*tlnn ti IB The CfWnittJotMn have prepired the re? ply to the (Quarantine ic reference to ScRuine'e Point: Oi rii i or tu! CoxMlMienu or Nrw Not 13, Ketsrt.

IInx. Bowvr. md BiSfOS. oa R' ot Uotrvtin? note of 31 to wMeh tob uiriitii thfi tnuirolntou to tlic Comn.luior.rr? lu-liratlnu of thr trpoit of tb? (ioveroor, Mior Controller, act dlaopproviaf of prvpuatUm at Criu'rir'i Point, knd tu jou tint will keep I I hintn until dth wbon he Djiiit dUoLiirfad, 0 i uo fui dt pny blm, th? ipprooriatiuu bw wholo lubU'ct of i aaiefaHy aaaailnaalaa)4eooataetatl TboCinmtm ajafjen of BBaitratl aeteitlieliai aaaMe to ahaBae their opiiii.n oVliix-rotelj irnieci bj on 13th rf AVfUat laft to your Commixi iu to the akwiltH of it Poiot, and their i from any Ivtf to tak? of the baaaJD lai I Thr UoTrrtor. Mcitetant Oorerror and Contro'ler, aii'hoHifd by tb? Wtutrantirr aly the kara qna ift-dly rf and by ioplirstion linaiiillllilaj fhii Cornm'ulon to iuuxi1 the care them TbU being jo and your Comniltaton beim with oi.t fiitidl lny to guard thi the of Enii aa oftu'tri of State to whirh property for the parpoie, If practicable, of aecurlni it from waate or dettrurticD, ansot refute in the emergency, to relu ve 2our Coo ii from ita rmbarraiami nt and uppuiot a peraon protect the as binSdiuaa.

They arcedv to your rrqueat, how? ever, Ii. tiil? lamest, any obliaatiou upoo llieru to the and In tbo cirM ctntion that tbo I i loa iliai will ultimately be reimtmrMd from other than Ika Fmiiraut Kuud, all of which will be required irir tka im aagrtvated aa will by the aenera! proatration the try, to the vmiararita from wh mi it baa eosaaaaai. and to whoae it haa been aacredlr pieilged tli? AND CaRRIOAN. rvRfs RUDOLPH COMMI88CONEB8 OF EXCISE. At lAet is 'ikely t.t be dune by thin to test the validity of the efiential proviDions of the Kioiee law.

The Liquor Dealere' Sorioty met on Tuef day for the pnrpone of connidering the of P'epsrrjr nitab'e ease? involviug the poinU at iosae, to be carried through the Supreme Court directly to ti Cotni of It in iinderntiiod triat they lecfed the name of Mr. David Paige, eerner of West ard Spring who the financial oUL-erof the Society, aa repreaer.ting; hotel k- Michael Unlpin, correr of Twenty-eixtn and Ninth ave rne, will be taken as a case for the Keepcra ct other kinds of injuor eatabliahments lieueula? to tr-st the rights oUioaed by their rcrpeetive darsea. The liquor dea'ers are raid to have eipraged Manlel I'lltiiiimoeconnnel, while Commirsiontr llolmea will act for the Hoard of vife. The of Kjeise have only six more to sit BCOOfdiag to their own ouetru'-tion, and (he fan of their will tic refore soou bo played out. TUR WOBTH MOHTMKVT CELEBR4TIOW.

The Sub t'onimittee on the met at II doch arid the ot Henry ilaon. ul.1. wbjaol to any al? terations the Committee may require during its can Tba Joitt Cosnniittce on the mat yester? day ftftenoM in the library with the Mayor err prerent. The previous resolutions were approved. CnuDiirrun Wkmii the, of the Po bnaadiaaafj imke arranj- (, th" preservati' i.

of order, which tue he would attend to. It wae further moved end i arried to have SuH Coamitfee OR arrarjremontu to hive the military in readiness at II a us. that the car aui atAiM he in rflSdfcatai at 9 a. the eavtakMlM teed at the grave; the box and the recep? tion of tie to be in it to begin with: the the Mayor, and thu clergy. The Macoi trenaoaiei f.i'l'.ar.

It wsi bo invit. attend fbi "it ef the in relation to also 'Lat the Chairman Ik proceed to Albany confer in person with tue widov of fieri. Worth to -ht want dme oo that dav as the umily, clergy and physicians; that 500 tii ts ha iaMcdL tbat bom of them traus Invitations are to he sent the relatives of Qm Worth, to the cl the Stitej an i the a' iie? asdtoBobatt Maicy, Deputy Grind Master cf the Cras of Htm and Accepted It was further resolved that the of the eOBWBoom CoumU gavry tbo long itftff 9t oaVea, 1 the Cctnmi'tee the stave. The iff jvm ed to p. diy.

MEETING FOB THE RELIEF OF THE POOR. Ab of the resideDt-i thi Kat? ern Daamct of Brooklyn was held last at W'wh iigt.m IIhJI, eonai of i-ourth and giTwRjtl strt? tr, to tfavift uhajutls to relieve ttia iu that of the Ei Wai the hair and II. Ai a- ted ii Secretary. Mr. GlOMl Hi of the Committee ap? pointed at the isiesiirK ou Rttd tae oatlirea of the plan of atwwfaaiieai Ibltawi i An Fsfei.tire C.imniictee of a-ctietnerj be deiig la tt.

ui tb? loaarvtaiaa aasl ef tbe 'I OSip-orlrf reitet Thi? Cucmit ee meet week'y. or tt neeeraary. make tttrooan toe tatty pun TLcy ttvids aaak Vv dia tsi.na ar-d ttriin dletriot to riatsora, wb rsntiily avvesataaai cue of waot that may b- rfport--d. Th. wirt.) iz: ilet iLa a ard ibs I catltute a q'- 'rnrxi.

A bt appointed by thi? with wh be d- a): aoca rf mo wolch trat the 'by I (N which tula held He eW a-y purpote except jpoo by a ma iSy of t4e Tie. Conoi ttee He aba'laleomahea rjxiothlT repo-t so pr.bliahed almultaiieoualy wish tW of the Execu i i aod aoj vjucWi b. aubjoct to the ir a Sbtt The Ceuisnittee aleo recoiBmended the following r. furIfct BiaHatliaCiwl law. Tbi-'eerih Braaek.

Fourteenth Wa-'. kamt frlley 'rfSlt Wal Ottawa Wird? E. Pfftti aiiJ-Nioho Wari? wnaslaliJ hr n. Treasurer- FW n.ot; IM report was laVrptl J. rrade by ex-Maror Wall MM fulrer.

Ad. ex-Major RtjH, Af'-ewo. Mr Bn Uey and A as tbe: rtuM and in raising aboat flO Mr Hatertory aad ei-Mayjr Wa I each irave t-CO. fcabscriptune will be left with the Executive I (: tt.ttee, the three bai.ks, and at the hrries. rowdyism akd IUOtT DfMroyiiig wrthoot A NEWSPAPFJt CAM TEH QAJHOThD.

Ten of ihr Arti bled in the Twetty-eeooud Ward, upoe and rece. It appean that a Deenc ratio priuaiy ehJaaa wu held in the upper part of the Ward. largely attended by these gang, of rowdiot. rw were two parties, eteh frietdly to the other, the First-avenue Patrick aad the "Buffs Head UgML" led by James O'Brien. At the terminatiosi af meeting the Regulators ard lights of ten.

fifteen or twetty, and proceeded in aSS about tie evidently determined perpetrate all the that base avad? might suggest. They made their first descent npoa Dutch grocery which had jaat beta eloeed, the lights Mt beirg yet extitsruiautd. Oae or men rapped on the door dercacdirg admittaaoe, bot tat proprvrcr failed to eorupTy their demand, aad (key burst open tbe and entered tbe premises, help. irg themselves to aed other articles, aad icg several meat and cheese Kvery person, who came in their way they beat, mere by way sj amusement. Almost every corner grocery store vaj by tbe who stole meat aod knivee, cleavers, and such other artiolee as they could as gergcant Van Orden of the Twenty-eeooad Preeiaet, heariDg that the gang? were abroad turned oat with bis reserve brat and scoured tbe Ward.

The toon get wind of the movements of the polce, hat nevertheless coBtirued tbeir outrages, tiavebsg abjui from street to erreet as fast they could. Captain Speight of the Twenty-first Precinct, also taraadont with a platoon of men ard searched tor the rowi'aw, having beard of their enterirg several ttjre? in hie Ward iteaJiugoktives and other a After tearchirg about for some time a large portion of bsth gangs as discovered S-cond avenue, near Thirtieth street. Tbe police made a rush on the party, aad, after a desperate fight, succeeded in arresting tea of the among whom Patrick Honeymaa aad James O'Brien. theee arrests, the other fellows still continued their depredations, ka-wk ii I dew 0 ai beating every whom they met. Among olher recett acts of the party was a robbery of Joeeph Taylor, a news carrier in Fourth avecae, corner of Twenty-eixtb street.

Taylor had been oat collecting returns and ww standing by a gas laiap makirg an entry iu bis'memorandum-book, wbenfoar of tbe party him and robbed him of eotne $5 er Otkwa of the gang now oaine up, and undsr pretense of protecting Taylor, stole his watch wort? JN. The combined of the two prex Ueenag that the remainder cf the gang waa in Ttiirty-eAh street, proceeded thither, and after another fight, Ite ceeded in dispcrsixg them and restoring quiet tbjoagh out the Ward. Tbe were locked Bp tat tbe remainder of the tight in tbe Twenty-second Ward Station-Hoasa, Honey-man the man who was arrested on elecioa day for rioting and incitirg to riot in thla diatrlct aad wa? bords to anewer the charge. Yesterday mornirg the prisoners were taken by Officers Jennls, Mclntyrc, Connell, yuidor, (laillard, Mathews, Myers and Armstrong to the Jef. ferron Market Police Court before Justioe Before ai proceediegs were had in tbe case Hofley i si.

surety and surrendered turn to the Court. The following affidavit was made by Cap'sin Vat Orden i William Van Orden, acting Captain of tbe Treaty eewiid Precinct Police, being duly sworn, aad lbat on the tight of the 17th day of I8J7, James Donovan, James (J Brian, John John Mi Ardle, John Cumifkey, Patrick Patrick Honeyman, Potfick Coleman, James Lvkie. and Michael Cannon, now present, riotounly assembled hemrelves together armed with cm be and other effet llvt at tbe Werd of said (ity. atd awaultcd ana eundry penoru on the pvbMe highway; aleo, willful'y aed wantonly breaking windows and store doors, and stealing propsr-y expos? ed ou the ou'er tide of the doors, making a great noise, breaking the public peace, aad inciting to riot. Tbe prieorers were then severally examined, aid replied follows to tbe various interrogatories: Kamt Ate.

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C-'" Irr i nt John CiMer. Jnuu N. O. -tuast's. Uv i Of etBJBBt they any knowledge of the although caught ia tbe act.

The magistrate comm'Hed Honeyman and O'Brien, in default of (1,000 bail each, for trial, and the reetot the tribe in the sum of THE UNEMPLOYED AT THE CENTRAL I ARK. It wns apprebetded yctterday, from informatioa de? rived frcm various a large kody of the unemployed poor would make ai attempt to coeroa the Superintendent of tbe Central Park to employ them. A large number of persona did start for his ctiice, in SevcUy-Btntli with some such tsten hut wisely concluded to refrain from physical From 7 in the inornieg until 11, there was a Irrgt- crowd in front of the office, of them work, but some only anxioru fcra distarb niir. Be (Ore in speech-making, Smith, Neil eel Btlar, who headed the erowd, tried to obtais an interview with tbe Comn Mr Vi lit, Chief Engineer, them if they wert in reed of work. They replied that they wanted work), and were unable to get it.

"Then," sale Mr. we will give you work at once. Come rifbt along wifb bjm (putting hands their shoulders), I wiil put you in with a gang at once; and I guarantee that ea.ik of yon have a a day in cadi. rb, no' answered the dotrtitute Cominicteemenj rt are rrjtreai riMttet of men." The representafivee of whom aaked Mr. V.

Of tkttt destitute men who want wjrk; aad we ant to see them set to work before we get It our selves." "Corre alorg, come alorg," said Mr. Viele; man certair.iy owts a duty to bis family any one el-e. If are in need of work we will give it you; there will be three men relieved. Just as fast as we can put others to and ae far as that is concerted, it will make no whether you are at work or makirg speeches; for the men wi'l be pat to work fast in the ore ease as in the Btt we dare not do it eaid the Committee. We thr uld be mobbed by these men, if we a cept work wi Da they are left But tl ey CAnaot blame a hungry man for g.dag Ut work to get his bread when he has a an Mr.

V. 1 be CoBBBB it tee, however, could not be convineed. It la fl at Smith offered to go to woik if they woo put him in best of a gang, and pay hon $1 50 a o'ey. ot after ibis conference. Smith mounted a huge roekrearly oppcte.te tktWafatttT House, and prt r.

iti to glorify hisnlf'SaOTtfloa in ting work for I btcause he u'a it for all. WoaM you have me eell you 1" be; would yoo have etep in ami take the places and send you boms to ycor families 'Cheers nnd Cfita Saith It is your IttHttfa 1 ano lo king for V( drir of braody'j. I will not sell yen out. I have had of a cay by BedMfaBBtJ to go to werk and crt agitate this bat I wit n-1 sell jcu fcr work or n.otey If they will (et you to work, I will go to work with you; not r. tier wise ot od They want to get rid of us and of these meemgs; but we have a ngfct to sseemble in a peaceable manner and and lot as wc do that, defy or their miniens to 'ay tbeir up-n ms.

TttJ er? fortifyitjr the we d) tot ww? arK-tal-we watt work. Why tanar body fell I Thev have got tbe rxt set as to work with if.