Weekly Leavenworth Herald from Leavenworth, Kansas • 5

BY TELEGRAPH. relation to the resolutions of both branches, calling for information in re Order of Publication. Order of Publication. lation to the troubles on the Texas bor Territory of Kmisas, First District, Leavenworth In the District Court of the Tmitaiy of in Jefferson County for the trial From the Daily lhruld. Order of Publication.

In the District Court of the Territory of Kan-gas, sitting in Jefferson County for tbe trial i i Sheriff's Sale. TERRITORY OF KANSAS, 1 Jackson County William II. Abernathy, vs. Sheriff's Sale. TERRITORY OF KANSAS, Leavenworth County.

By virtue several xecutionf issued out of the office ef the Clerk of the First 1 istriet Court, sitting within and for the count of Leavenworth, for the trial of causes aris oitinty, se. February Terra. 1860. In the trirt Court sluing in said County for the trial of causes arising under the laws of the territory of Kansas. of 'causes wising under the laws of said Territory.

In vacation, January 24, 1860. Gertschnkoff" had informed the French Government that Kussia did not consider the English proposals to he altogether a solution of tin; Italian difficulties, and that a real understanding could only result fnnn a conference of the five Croat 1'owvrn. It is miid that the French Am-ixviaadnr had expressed to Prince Gert-gchiikofftho readiness of his government to adh-ro to the proposals of Russia, ll-norta had been circulated in Paris der. It is understood, however, that Gov. amon: other things, presents th existence of actual war, and urges immediate succor, and indicates his intention GeurgeM.

Bittmann, Plaintiff, vs. Catharine Bitt- or causes arising uuuw tut? um ui -titory. In Vacation, January 24, 18C0. John R. Grist, ronun.

Defendant Order of Publication. Albanus C. Swift. BY virtu" of an order to directed issued out of the first District Court of the Terri ing nd or t.h laws ef said Territory, and to John R. Grist, vs.

Ow comes tin- plaintiff herein, and upon his af N( (no hnvft this 16th dav vf A fidavit ttletl in the case setting forth that the Jason T. Yonker. Ti IKKa. levied linnn the hereinafter described tory of Kansas, eittinein Jackson County for vs. Gorge C.

Brock ett. said defendant cannot be served with process tssu'- the Attor CONGRESSIONAL. Wakhjsoton, March 1st. IIoukk. Mr.

Adrian ro' to a 'notion of privilege, leiirinr to reply to tho -n-urprt cant upon tin nppoint-cJ to m.ikft arnitii inonts for th huu-truriition of th etntufl of Washington. Mcsar. Karnswortli Lovcioy, Crawford and other 1 -ct Air. Adrian thin Hav comes t. navens, out of this Court whereupon, It nnumtv.

which I will sell in front of the ney of Record of the plaintiff in this c- to call out volunteers sufficient to pursue and punish tho enemy to the fullest extent. It is known from the latest Texas dates that he is rigorously prosecuting his plans to the letter. A reply the trial of causes arising under the laws of said Territory. I will on Tuesday, the 10th day this day comes E. F.

Havens, one Court hat publication be made for Pnnrt llnnso door, in the citv of Leavenworth, of an arinroachin? conference of the of April, A.D.IKOU, at the Court lloufe aoor tion, and files an affidavit stating that the defendant is a non-resident of the Territory of Kansas, and that service of a summons cannat on Monday, the 19th day of March, at three 1 Tka nnrili w-'Ies, in a newspaper published li Lesw-tiworth and Territory aforesaid defendant of the ptndency ef four Great Powers, without Austria, rel in ie town ot Uolton, jacKSon uoimi.y miu n'rincic in tue aiternuuu. wu u- the Attorney's of Record, of the plain-1 1 this actios, and files an affidavit stating he defendant is a non-resident of the Terry of Kansas and that serviccjof a summons not be had upon him therein; therefore it has been sent to the President, who, oust nrnirtw section cisrht. Township Territory of Kansas, offer at public gale, to the artl-n, the oliject of which is to I ative to the Kngli.sh proposals, but they are stated to ha without foundation. 1 nn i liisrhest bidder for cash in band, the following from the bonds of matrimony extfiti there is reason to believe, is opposed to the independent course in waging war, ne, (), range twenty-twu, snui jj-r and beine in the county of Leavenworth, trlies. for the causes set forth in thousrht it iiiont uniust to this character described piopnrtv to wit: ordered by the Clerk of the Court aforesaid, be had upon mm tnerein: dered by tbe Clerk of the Court aforesaid, in vacation, that tha naid Jason T.

louker, defendant as af oresaidTje notified, by publication being made for six successive weeks in tn nml Territoi-v of Kansas, levied upon to satis lhe north past quarter ei section io. iweive the plaintiff filed herein and thatniK. answer or demur to the chai Kes set up in AUSTRIA Tho Vienna Ga.i-ttu publishes a circu in vacation, that he, the said beorge crocK- especially as our affairs with Mexico are are in a critical condition, and as or o. eizht, range iNo. eix fy executions endorsed, Jacob ccneu vs.

rem P. Herbert and Jarrett Tedd: James H. Ar- teen. (lCl of the Delaware Trust Lands, in the ett, defendant as aforesaid, be notihed, by publication being made for six successive weeks in tiff's petition, by Wk. 7tb dayof April next, said petition will be taken as true, and a decree rendered bo cordingly.

lar to tho Protestants in Hungary con ders have been dispatched lor the march- County of Jackson and Territory of Kansas Weekly Leavenwortn lieraiu, at of this suit, the object of which is to recover the sum of $33 75, with interest from the 3d evle va. Felix Herbert and Jarrett ludd. BJ A. REPINE, Sheriff. veying the important permission tor in" of larsre bodies- of troops to the the "Weekly Leavenworth Herald of the nendencv of this suit, the obiect of which is to containing one nunarea ana sixty acres to oe itness my hand and the seal of saw uouri, of this coniiiiittoe (if tin! House that hoiim! explanation wai not to ho inadf.

Onmiri1 has li'n cast upon thu t'ommitti-K ly Mr. Curtis' resolution. Mr. Curtis dehired to answer the reflection cant upon him iu connection with tho resolution. Mr.

It uksdald called him to orikr. The. Sneak'-r Raid Mr. Curtis rosolu- fixed at my office in the city of Leavenworth, this sold, the property of Albanud C. Swift, to sat frontier, and the instructions are of of August, A 1S3, said to oaum owing the 16th day of February.

A. IKfiO. J. Tom Greene, Deputy blierm. Fawyer A Bailey, Pitt's Att'ys.

Feb.17dltw4w. isfy said order. them to as.semme conierence auu to deeide on the means to be proposed to tho Government for the redress of their foreclose a certain bond execut eu irom riain-tiff to Defendant to convey the following real Given Hnder mv hand, in the town of Holton such a character as to accomplish the object contemplated without unneces- from said defendant to saiu piainuu, mto to orclose a certain Band executed by said plaintiff to said defendant to convey the fol Jackson County, KanFas Territory, this 27th JAMBS R. UlTKHKAO. Ulere, By Jno.

K. Blaike, D. C. A. M.

Sawyer, Att'y for Plaintiff, feb. 17dlw5 estate to-wit: lhe south-east quarter, or sec tion twenty-two, township nine, range seven Sheriff's Sale. grievances. day of February A. I).

18(10. sarv delay. Gov. Houston has been so informed bv the President, also that the teen, of the Delaware Trust Lands in Jefferson tlispatch of the 19th, says lenna Territory of Kansas, Leavenworth County, ss: lowing real estate, to-wii; The South-eat quarter of Section 20, Town-Ship 9, Range 17, of the Delaware Trust Lands AUiua liftniAjii. Sheriff of Jackson County Kansas Territory Order of Publication.

county, Kansas Territory, and to secure tue sum of $363,75, with interest from the 2d day calling out'of volunteers for the purpose the reforms promised in the ministerial programme were about to be granted. arrett Todd vs. ivi. Aiexanuer. virtue of an execution issued out of the Johnson.

Stisson A Havens, Attorney lor tion was not in possession of the House objections having heretofore been made to its reception. United States of America, ef Auirust. A. D. laoS.

said to be due ana ow- Joffice of the Clerk of the 1st District Court mentioned properly devolves on Con cress. Plaintiff. March 1st dltwtd. iner from said defendant to said plaintiff. De in Jetterson county, ansna itnm.

k- defendant if also notified that unless he plead, answer or demur to plaintiff's petition filed in Every province will receive a separate constitution an.4 administration accord Territory of Kansas, Tirst Judicial District. sitting within and for the county of Leaven Mr. Phillips, from the Committee on No conditional order has been issued SHerifl's gale. fendant is further notified that unless he plead, answer or demur to nIaintifFs petition filed in worth, tor tne trial oi causes arising uuuer me In the First District Court sitting for the trial laws of said lerritorv, ana to me airectea. by our government for the forces to pass TorT-i tnrv of Kansas.

this cause, on or before tue zviuuay ox miroi A I860, the same will be taken as confessed and judgment rendered accordingly. "Ways nnil Menus, reported buck, with nmervlmonts. the bill to establish, an as- of causes arifin? under the Constitution ana this cause on or before tne ta day oi fliarcn, hava this 13th dav of February, A. I. 1 County Leavenworth, es.

into Mexican territory. ine consiitu A. D. I860, the same will be taken as comessett ing to the, wants of the different nationl-itics. rntSA.

Tikin dates aru to the. fourth of De ied upon and caused to be appraiser, the fol Rav office, at St. Louis. and iudffment rendered accordingly. tional Government last summer gave Laws of the United S.ates.

William R. Pye, Plaintiff, vs. George vv. McLane, vs. itness my nana ana un i affixed at my office in the town of Orkaloosa, nty of I -til.

of lowing described property, wuicn win sen at Witness mv hand nnd the seal of said Court Co motion of Mr. Wasliburne, of nermission for the landing of naval lor- public salfi, in front of the court house. door 1 1 T. flitv of Leavenworth this the 20th dny i January a ioou. Nathnn Watroiis, the heirs of or representa at iny office in tbe City of Oskaloosa, this the Maine, a.

resolution was adopted in ces at several rorts for protection of comber. The Russian Mission was go- TY virtue of an execution to me directed .1.1. 24th day ot January A. D. lNiW.

persons and property of all citizens, and ID tne city ox uuumj ouu xci-ritery aforesaid, on Friday the 16th day of March A. D. 1 360. to wit I issued out of the First District Court of the tives of Iiazil Koot, deceased, and ohn i lludfijens, Defendants. -TTrHEKEAq, William R.

Pye has commenc- JAMES K. HllfiUfcAD, oiers. By James A. Burton, D. C.

Johnston, Stinson Havens, Plff's Atty 'a, jan 22w6w it is ni hii i lat in pursuance ui ium in; on well. The rebels were not agreed anions themselves and tho Imperial troops had been victorious over them. Territory ef Kansas, sitting in and lor worth county, for the trial of causes arising All the richt. title, and interest of the said AJUiiS xv. 11 ii.il bAU, ViierK.

By James A. Bitrtos, V. C. Johnson, Stinson Havens, ri'ffa Att'y. Jan.

26, 1800. dltw7w course of provisional arrangement will edan action in tbe aforesaid court against Nathan AVntrous, the heirs or represents! lives J. M. Alexander in and to the south east quar 1 1 it. Order of Publication.

ter of the north east quarter of scetionNo. two under the laws of said Territory, wberein George W. McLane is plaintiff and of Leaxonworth is defendent, I will, on soon be made, according to wuicu me "overnment of Tamaulipas will offer no Root, deceased, and John I'. Hudgens i i (2), Township nine (9 Range twenty-two(22): United States of America, Territory of Kan.as, First truotinj the Committee on public lanus to inquire into the expediency of abolishing portion of the land otfiees, thus reducing the xpenses connected with that branch of business. Mr.

John Cochrane, from the Committee on Commerce, reported a bill for the better protection of female emigrants on the high seas. He caused to be read a memorial of Order of Publication. YORK. 3d. The Times PROM NEW New Youk, March atiO wnereas, it appears irum tue uiutiatii, ui said Plaintiff filed in this cause, that the said also, the south half of the north east quarter Judicial District In ne nrsi uisinci ixjun, silting for the trial ol canses arising nlwfcr Ute e.

ir.n and laws if the tllit'-l States. In the First District Court, sitting in Leaven Pathan Watrous is a non-resiuent or this ler- of section two (2), lownship nine Range twentv-two 22), situated, lyinr and beinr Monday the 2Gth day of March, A. D. 1800, be-' tween the tours of 10 o'clock A. and 3 o'clock p.

of said day, at the Court House door, in the city and county "of Leavenworth nt savs the bad a correspond worth county for the trial of causes arisin: William B. Pje vs, Charles M. Sherman, J. obstruction to tne crossing oi our troops in pursuit of those who may seek, refuge in that neighboring territory. There isno trhth in the report that the Mexican Minister is opposed to the treaty, or the county of Leavenworth and Territory of ritory, and also that the names of said heirs or representatives of Basil Root, deceased, are unknown to said Plaintiff, and all of the parties Kansas, and aesignatea upon me nat or Leav and Territory oi Kansas, oner at public saie under the laws of Kansas territory.

Ellen J. Sheldon,) vs. No. 1384. Petition for Divorce.

Curtis F.Sheldon. interested could nt be served with process is sain? out of this court Therefore it is order to the highest and best burner, lor casa hand, the following described property, to wit Lot number twenty-five (25) and twenty-six. (20.1 in block number fifty-five, (55,) ly- enworth city as "Alexander's subdivision." A. REPINE, Sheriff. J.

Tom Green, Deputy Sheriff. Perrv Lowe, Att'y for Pl'ff, feW4d4tw4w appointed for Utah TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk ed by the Clerk of said Court in vacation, that the aforesaid defendants be notified by publica anv part of its provisions. Chad E. Weed has been and confirmed U. S.

Marshal Territory. Cull'-y, Moses Blansett, Jtalialou ruga anu Jo P. Hudgens. WHERE AS.William K. Pye lias commenced an action in the aforesaid Ourt acainst Cliarlea X.

Sher man, James A. Cull Muses Blausett, atahafciu Puch and John P. Hudicns; and whrra, by tb aili'lavil the plaini lik-d in this caue, it appears that the said Charles M. Sherman is a B. of this Teiritory, and al! of the parties interested amid with process issuing out of this Court; tber-fore it is ordered by the Cierk of said Court, in vacation, that the aforesaid defendants be notified by publication made six snrressive w-eks in ilie Leav-'awtrlh Ilcrald.

of the J. of said Court from the affidavit of Pjain-tifffilei? in the above ei titled action, that the inir and Leinc in tne city ana county oi Ions' interview with Maj. Grattan to-day, antf expressed his regret at being unable to afford Texas any protection beyond that already on the frontier. Clerks were employed until a late hour last night in the'Statc Department copying Gov. Houston's dispatches, and they were communicated to the Senate to-day without any message on the subject from Mr.

Buchanan. These documents may lead to the pas-of Mr. "Wiirf all's amendment, appro Leave: worth and lerritorv or ivansas. tion being made lor six successive weeks in the Leavenworth Herald, of the pendency of this suit, the object of which is to recover the sura said Curtis F. bheldon.

defendant herein is Levied on as the property of the Lity ol non-resident of the Territory Ivansas, and Leavenworth, to satisfy said execution. Order of Publication. United States ef America, Territory of Kansas, First Jndicial District. cannot be served with process issuing out of this Court, it is therelore ordered by the Clerk tho N. Y.

Emigrant Company, showing tho abuses committed by Captains and others on such piissengers. The bill had the sanction of the Sen-nteanil two Committees of the House. The bill was read. It making the prostitution of the female, or connection with her under promise of marriage, threats or exercise of authority, or by solicitation, gifts or otherwise, punishable with fine or imprisonment. Further proceedings in regard to tliu bill were terminated by the expiration of the morning hour.

The House went into a committee of of said Court, that publication be made for six A Lr.A A 11 lilt Sheriff of Leavenworth County. Sheriff's office, Feb. 25, A. I860. feb2S-d2t-wtd In the First District Court sitting for the trial FROM CALIFORNIA.

Meloy's Station, March 5. The Overland Mail coach, with San Francisco dates to the evening of the 14th of passed here this noo'n. The Republicans have held a primary election in SanFran- of causes under the Constitution aou pendency of this suit, the object of which is to recover the sum of two hundred and seventy (-270) dollars, with interest from the temh day of Septem laws of tne United fctatee. of Two hundred and lagbty Dollars, JSSIl) with interest from the 28th day of August, 1859, at four per cent per month, and for a decree of foreclosure of a certain mortgage or deed of trust made by said Nathan Watrous by which he conveyed to the said defendant John P. Hudgens in trust for said plaintiff, to secure the payment of the aforejaid sum of money with interest thereon as aforesaid.

The Wet half of Northwest, and West half of Southwest quarters of Sections No. twenty-two, (22) Order of Publication. William R. Pye, 1 ber, 1859, at four percent, per rora decree successive weekslu tae 'Leavenworth Herald, notifying the Defendant of the above entitled action, the object of which is to obtain a divorce from the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing between the Plaintiff and Defendant for the causes set forth in the said vs. priating for a regiment of Texas jtangers.

Gov. Houston has received more than eighty applications from gentlemen desiring to raise volun of Marshall Jones A A. G. Otis. I cisco, for the election of delegates to the State Convention, electing a majority in First Ji I Kansas, istriet, lefierson, Jeff WHEREAS, William R.

Pye "as commenced an action in the aforesaid court against Mar- llountv of favor of Seward. Plaintiff's petition, and that unless he plead, answer or demur to the petition of the Plain- In the First District ourt ot tne lerrnon hall Jones and A. G. Otis: and whereas by the The. rail road convention lately in sess iff, filed herein on or before the 1st day of ion at Sacramento, has passed the fol- affidavit of John P.

Hudgens, one of the attor-nies of record of said plaintiff, filed in this of Kansas, sitting in the county of Jefferson, for tbe trial of causes arising under tht laws of said Territory. April, A. D. 1S60, such petition will be taken as true, and a decree rendered accordingly. liivIn(T rPKtllllt.lOn of foreclosure of a certain roonsage or aero oi trust, made by said Charles af Sherniau, be which he convened tn the said defendant, John P.

HudKens. in trt for the said to -cure the payment of the aforesaid sum of money, with interest thereou as the sotlth-east qrtr er secti- ,2.1, township 1, ranee 13, situate in JJemahst County, Kansas Territory; and for an onler of sate of said land, that the proceeds of snch sale, may be applii in satisfaction of the JndKm-nt prayed for in puin-tirs petition, and farthes, relH fked for. The said del-ndants, Charles M. Sherman, James A. Cullpy, Sloses Blansett, Malia'en Pnfh and John P.

HwiRens, are Self iy notilb-d that unless they i-b answer or d'-mur to savf plaintiff's petition, oil or the 7th day if April nejft. said petition will taken as true. judpnnt reudered acourdiiiRly, and a decree for the forfeiture of said mortgage and teers. He has advised that sucn companies be raised and officered in every frontier county, and that a system of espionage be agreed upon, and that in case of "ilarm, pursuit be given, and tha invaders and thievey, whether Indians or whites in the garb of Indians, bo exterminated. There are already nine or itness mv hand and the seal of said Court Tlfsnhmd.

That the Lejrislature of this cause, it appears that the said larshall Jones is a non-resident of this Territory and caant be served with process issuing out of this court; John F. Norris, Plaintiff, vs David Schlier and at my office, in the city of Leavenworth, this State be and is hereby requested to offer, in Township No. three, of Range No. thirteen, situate in Nemaha county, Kansas Territory, and for an order of sale of said lands, that the proceeds of such sale may be applied in satisfaction of the judgment prayed for in plaintiff's petition, and further relief asked for. The said defendants Nathan Watrous, the heirs or representatives of Bazil Root, deceased, and John P.

Hudgens, are hereby notified that unless they plead, answer or demur to said plaintiff's petition, on orLefore the 6th day of April 1860, said petition will be taken as true, judg 3t)th day ot January, A. i. injii. therefore it is ordered by the clerfc or said E. Haddix.

Defendants- 1 under proper safeguards to prevent frauds and abuse. SG0.000 to such company or esurt, in vacation thut the said defendants the whole on the state of the Union. The committee rose with the view of proceeding to the election of a printer, it being the order. Several members wished the subject postponed, not knowing it was the special order for to-day. Mr.

Clements favored the postponement of the election, as the vote to-day can anil will be prevented by dilatory motions. Mr. llrown was willing to compromise, with the understanding that the vote Marshall Jones and A. Utis, be notihed by publication being made in a newspaper pub By John Blaine, Deputy. Ewing, McCook, Atty's for Plaintiff.

jan.31, 1860 dlw7w companies as shall first construct and put into complete workinp: order, a continu lished in Leavenwortn county, Karens lerriio- ry of the pendency of this snit, the object of II appearing to tue sausiacnon or tntt cier of said Court, in vacation, from the affidavit of Wilson Shannon, filed in this cause, that one of the defendants, David Schlier, is a nonresident of thi Territory, it is ordered that said defendant David Schlier, be notified, by publication being made, for six successive weeks in the Leavenworth Herald, a weekly ganized companies in the held. FROM MONTREAL. Montheal, March 3. -Capt." Crawford tele'Tanhs the agents of the Hungarian sale of said lands as aforesaid. Order of Publication.

ous line of telegraph wire from any point in the State of California, connecting with the telegraphic svstem of this State, ment rendered accordingly, and a decree for the foreclosure ef said mortgage and sale of Ia the District Court of the Territory of Kan which is tn recover the sum ot two Hundred and sixty dollars $2S3 with interest thereon at the rate of four 4 per cent month from In testimony whereof, 1 nave nereitnw btt hand and salf said Court, at my fflee in City, this ISth day of February, A. P. IS0. said lands as aforesaid. sas, sitting in Jefferson county for the trial of causes arising under the laws of said Ter to anv noint east ot tiie kockv iuoun the 6th day of Angnst A.

V. and for a In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my tains, connecting with the telegraphic decree of oredosure of a certain mortgage or jAJiKa It. BJ. A. BCRTOS.

D. C. P. L. HCDGEKS SOS, Pl'ffPs Att'ys.

feb.17 dlw hand and the seal ot said Court at my ottice in ritory. In vacation, January 24th, 1S69, deed of trust made by said Marshall Jones, by newspaper published in the city of Leavenworth, Kansas Territory, and having general circulation in said county of Jefferson no paper being published in said county of the Leavenworth City, this 4th day of February, A John R. Grist, Plaintiff, 1S60. which he conveyed to the said defendant A. li.

Otis in trust for said plaintiff William R. Pye, vs. would be taken at 10 o'clock to-morrow, after a call of the House. Mr. Florence objected, saying that tomorrow would be the lirst private hill day.

It was finally agreed to postpone the matter until to-morrow. The House then Stillman II. Blood, Defendant. that live more mail bags have been found but no more bo. lies.

Montreal, March 3. The following dispatch was received by tho Hungarian's agent last evening: Barrington, N. March 1. I have arrived from Baccaro Light House. I went over twelve miles of the coast.

No more bodies have been found. Three trunks have been found one belonging JA3IES R. WHITEHEAD, Clerk. W. H.

Reel. Deputy. P. L. Hudgens Son, Plff's Att'ys.

feb7dwl7w lines of the Atlantic States; and 40,000 to such other company as may complete a second telegraphic connection as aforesaid; both to be completed within 18 months after the appropriation. Dates from Portland, Oregon, are to the 5th of February. Ko news of impor this dav eoni-es E. F. Havens, the Attor- to secure the payment of the aforesaid sum ot money the following lands situate in Brown county, Kansas Territory, to-wit The southwest fractional quarter of section thirty-one, pendency ot this suit, tne oojecc oi wuicu is for the oreclsure of a mortgage and sale of the mortgaged premises in plaintiff 's petition, described as the north west 1-4 of section thir-tv-two.

(321 township eijrht (8) of range eigh Order of Publication United Staiek America. Territory of Canvas. First Judicial District. First District G-urt. sitting for thir trial of carws arising under the Constitution and laws of the Vnit'-d States.

Mary T. Cowlis. vs. Georpe B. Kly, Caroline B.

Ely, Josph A. FK-per. Davhl David S. Cowl's. F.d.

P. Cowlts, Harvey Eirkiand, and I.u-T'-tU M. IT aw-arin; frrra tlie aSMafit of N. wxir filed h'-rein, that Gere B. Ely, Carbine B.

Ely, j.i-nh Sl ner. David Thvimvun. DavidS. Cowlea, Order of Publication. township two, range-seventeen, anu lor an order of sale of said lands; that the proceeds may teen.

(181 of the Delaware Trust Lands in Jef V-J ney of llecord of the plaintiff in this ac-tionrand files an affidavit stating that the defendant is a non-resident of the Territory of aad cannot be served with a summons issued out of this Court Therefoie, it is ordered by tbe Clerk the Conrt af orewiM, in ferson Kansas Territory tance. United States of America, be applied toward the satisfaction of the judgment prayed for in said plaintiff" petition and Territory of Kansas, to Margaret Robertson, one to Robert Martin, Toronto, and one to W. R. First Firlicrnl District. In the First District Ceurt sifting for the trial the costs of this suit, and further relief asked for in said plaintiff's petition and the said defendants Marshall Jones and A.

G. Otis are vacatian, that ne tne said cuuman n. iiooa; defendant aforesaid be notilied, by publica Crocker, Norwich, Connecticut, ltound two and a-half acres heretofore conveyed to Polly Ilutchens by George C. Schlier, and also another tract lying in the county aforesaid, and described as the north-east 1-4 of section thirty-two, (32) township eight (8) of range eighteen, (18;) said mortgage having been e-iven bvthe said defendant, David Schlier, to of causes arising under the Constitution and tion beinir made for six successive weeks in tn Weekly Herald, of the pendency of this suit laws of the Lnited fctatei. William R.

Tye, vs. went into committee, of tho whole on the Presidents message. Mr. Ashmore made an earnest Southern rights speech. House adjourned.

Senate. The Senate met at tho attendance was slim. Mr. Johnson moved to take up the bill to extend tho benefit of the of the land nets of Oregon and Minnesota. (The lino gave out east of Cincinnati at that the object of which is as appear by the prayer in ulaiiitiii petition, to lorclose a certain fiDYim-o Ten nnd V.

Itudsrens. Victoria dates are to the 8th of leb. During January, $82,000 in gold dust was exported from Victoria. LATEST BY TELEGRAPH FROM FRESXO. San Fraxcisco, Feb.

14. A bill was passed by the Legislature yesterday, transferring duelling, cases from the Court of Sessions to the District Court. This act has special reference to Judge Terry's case, whose trial is abototake place in the San Francisco'Court es- i r' siMi m-Snn-t P.rnd pxifik his llond executed by plaintiff to defendant to con the said Joseph E. Haddix, on the 28th day of May, A. D.

1S5S, and which were afterwards dulv assigned bv the said Joseph E. Haddix to hereby notified, that unless they plead, answer or demur to the said plaintiff's petition on or before the 6th day of April, A. D. 1800, the said petition will be taken as true, judgment rendered accordingly and a decree as prayed for made for the foreclosure of said mortgage or deed of trust, and sale of said lands as aforesaid, In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my a (jiiiintity ot goods at Jiaccaro ana Point Lntonr, but not a package whole. I also found one boat undamaged.

From the appearance of the goods, 1 do not think it advisable to keep the schooner here longer. Lloyd's agent advises that the goods be sold here, they being so badlv damaged. The goods are spread WHEREAS, William R. Pye has commenced an action in the aforesaid coart against Oeorge vey the following described Heal instate, to Ed. P.

Cowles, Harvey knKlana. ana i.ur ii a. Bd, defendants in the abov tilitkd action, ars non-residents of the Territory of Kansas, and cannot be served with prores issuing from this Conrt there'ore it is ordered liy the Clerk of said in vacation, that the, the said Georse B. Ely. Caroline Elv, Joseph A.

David DavidS. Cowles, Ed. P. C.wles. Harvey P.

Kir -land and Luretta M. Boies. le by publication b-ing made for six successive weeks iu the Herald of the pendency nf this suit, the object of which Is to foreclose a eemiii mortgas- sirer by George 8. Ely and Caroline B. Ely to tht far.

on certain real estate, to-wit The uc4i- wit said plaintiff, John F. Nonas and that ucless Tbe fbutli-east quarter of Section IS, Town Lee and John P. Hudgsns; and whereas by the affidavit ef said plaintiff filed in said court, it appears that the said CJeorge Lee is a nf this Tnrvit.orv. and cannot he served 'if" ship 9. Range 17, of the Delaware lrust Land: he answer or demur to piamtmf p-tion, filed in this Court.

-ni before fie 9-Uh ibiv of A. D. 1S60, 'the game vW hand and the sell of said court at office, in the in Jefferson county, Kansas Territory, and to recover the srnn of 7a, with interest from over a KDace Of iinouVTTnvmtX. miles. ed, and jas9et yendereU tr-vi rTgr issuing.

aiitjifjthis eonrt, Jherfc accordiuclv it is eirf-- i -rv city of Leavenjoji this the 4th day of Febru- triniti- I I I a vt Fan Te-rrTTTrrv i r-i JAMES R. WHITEHEAD, and wing from said defend Witness J. Li. Whitehead, tiers: ot saici vacation, that the said defendants. Ueorse that the said defendants, Ueorge is a great point gained towards aciuii-tal.

The Colorado river is reported still part of the of ih Soniii-W'-i Cler, tiff. Said defendant' further notified that Ceurt, with the seal thereof affixed at office, in and being in so many hands there will be great difficulty in collecting them. The surveyors have not yet given in their report. (Signed) A. CRAWFORD.

'iiiarterof section number tui.ty-nve in town unless he plead, answer ordemnr to plaintiff's ship number cislit rauae number the town ot Oskaloosa, tuii lath day ol January, A. D. 1SC0. closed by ice, W. H.

Ruel, Deputy. P. L. nudgon? i. Son, Pl'ffs Att'ys.

i February 7. 1860 dlw7w $24 i fcritron tiled in this cause on or before tuezdh situate. Ivins and oeinp in tue coiimy of i-av- Advices from British Columbia are to enwortli and Territory of Kan-as o.nveyd by Order of Publication. J. It.

nixr.iiiiAi', VierK. By P. Havehs, Deputy Clerk. jan25dltw(w. WiUon Shannon, Plff's Att'y.

fondants, George B. Ely and Caroline B. Eiy. to secure tne payment of a crtain pronii-sory executed by said Georn B. Ely to Mary T.

for REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION. Columbus, 0., March 1st. The Republican State Convention met liere to day to elect four delegates at large from" tho State to the National Convention at Chicago. The Convention organized with Gen. James T.

Worthiugton for President, and twenty-one Viee Presidents. The following was the only resolution adopted Resolved, That while the Republicans of Ohio will give the nominee of the Chicago Convention their united and earnest tnited States of i Territory of Kansas, First Judicial District. I t. day of March A X) I SliO, the same will be taken as confessed andjadgroent rendered-according- Witness my hand and the seal of said Court affixed in the town of Oskaloosa, this the 2-tth day of January A lSrtO. JAMES R.

WHITEHEAD, Clerk. By James A. liurton, D.C. Jobnsfon, Stinson Havens, Plff Att'y. jar20dlw7w Slierifi's Sale.

In the First District Court sitting for the FEOM PHILADELPHIA. Philadelphia, March 3. A brutal homicide was committed here this morning. J. Parker, a cabman, was beaten to death by two young rowdies at a lumber yard.

The "attack was unprovoked. Parker was a Prussian by birth. The John I Hudgens, be notified by publication being made in the "Leavenworth Herald" for six successive weeks, of the pendency of this suit, the object of which is to reeover thesum of tw hundred and fifty dollars with interest thereon from the 2d day of October, 1S59, at 3 1-2 per cent per month, and for a decree of foreclosure of a certain mortgage or t)e-d of trust made by said George Lee. by which he conveyed to the said defendant John P. Hudgens in trust for the plaintiff, William It.

Pye, to secure the payment of the aforesaid sum of money, the following nds situate in Nemaha county, K. to wit: The north-east quarter of section thirty-four, township three, ranjje twelve, and for an order of sale of said lands, that the proceds may be applied towards tbe of the judgment prayed for in said the 8th inst. An American officer had marched with a merchants' guard to Sangley and taken two men prisoners and conveved them over the boundary line into Washington Territory. The Victoria newspapers were highly incensed at this new infringement of the rights of the Britiih Government. Iates from the Sandwich Islands to January 28, are received.

TEKKITOKT OF KANSAS, 7 trial of causes, arising under the Constitution and laws of the United William U. Pye, If vs. I Wm. Griffith, EJgar C. 3TuEum and A.

G. rowdies have not yet been arrested. Order ef Publication. In the District CouTt.of therjerrttory Kan County of Leavenworth, II. J.

J. W. vs. James Brooks, BY virtue of execution to me directed, issued out of the First District Court of the Territory of Kansas, sitting in and for Leavenworth county for the trial of causes nrisine: under the laws of said Territory, I the sum of one thousand three hundred and fifty dolWrs. bearing date on the 1st day of January, 1S59, and payable one year from with iJit-rest at the rate of twelve cent, per annum to be paid semi-annually on the first of July aud January in each year until the whole is paid- And it is mrther opfered that tbe said defendants, ieor--e B.

Ely, Catharine B. Ely. Jos-ob A. Sleep-r, IVivi-i Thompson David S. Cowtes Ed.

P. Cowl. ITarvey Kirkland and Luretta If. Boi-s, be i that nnb-ss they pit-ad. answer or lutirto pTaintilTa petition filed in thb.

c.iue. ou or the 19ih day of April, lbfiO, th Mine win tafcen as confessed, and judfuiont rend' rd Witness my hand and the seal of said Court, affixed at my office in the city of Leavenworth-, this loth day of Fobroarv. a.D. i860. JAMES WHTTKnKAD.

CTertr Fv William Shepherd, d. C. S. "WOOD, Pl'fff 's ACt'y. Utis.

"VThereas William R. Pye, has eoaiinenced an action in the aforesaid court iapa inst sas, sittme in Jefferson County for the trial FROM SEW YORK. support, they Indicate as their first choice and recommend to said convention the name of Salmon P. Cha.sc, of Ohio. Tht! delegates are Hon.

David K. Carter, Thompson Spooner, II. C. Broderiek, and Hon. V.

Ii. llorton. of causes arisinj; under the laws of said Ter New York, March 5. The Tribune's Washington correspondence savs the William S. Griffith, Edgar Xuzum, and A.

G. Otis, and whereas, by the affidavit! of the plaintiff filed in the cause, it appeaTs tihat the said William S. Grrffithis a non-resident of ritory. In vacation January 24th, 1S60. FROM NEW YORK.

New York, March 4. Tho steamship Africa arrived this morning, with Liverpool dates of the 10th ult. Shn reports tho steamships Nova Sco-tian, Trutonia and Circassian as having arrived oat on the 10th, and the Fulton plaintm petition and the costs ol tins suit, and furthsr relief asked for in said plaintiff's petition: and the said defendants George Lee and John P. Hudgens are hereby notified that unless they plead, answer or demur to the said plaintiff's petition on or before the 0th day of Saunders W. Johnston, Samuel A.

Stinson and Mexican is not detained before the Senate on account of any documents or information to be furnished from the Eugene F. Havens, partners as Johnsion, Stinson riaintiffs, this Ten-itery, and cannot be served with process issuing out ef this court, therefore, it is Ordered by the Clerk of said court in Vacation, that the aforesaid defendants be notified by publicati ob being mad for six- successive weeks in the Leavenworth llsrald, of the jpendency State Department, but because the oppo vs. will, on Wednesday, the 4th day of April, A. I). 1SB0, between tha haurs of 10 o'clock, a.

and four o'clock, p. m. of said day, at the Court House doer, in the city and county of Leavenworth, and Territory of Kansas, offer at public sale to the highest and best bidder for cash in hand, the following described real estate te-wit The east half of the S. E. qr.

of sec. 5, townshspS, of range 22, east of the sixth principal meridian, containing 80 acres, lvinc and beins situated in Kickapoo FROM WASHINGTON. WAsnixtirON', March 2. IIocsk. The House proceeded to vote for Printer.

Whole No. 178; necessary to a choice 04; on the lith. ENGLAND. Elizabeth F. Little, Deftndant.

sition of Mv. Higtaii anu tne approval April A. V. isou, the said petition win oe taKen as trae and judgment rendered accordingly and a decre as prayed for made for the foreclosure of snid mortgage or deed of trust and sale of said lands as aforesasd. OW comes Eugene F.

Havens, cne of of his sentiments by Mr. Hammond, ren the plaintiffs in the eregoing action of this suit, the object or which is tb recover dered the delay of the ratification inevi the sum of two hundred and sixty-five i 26al and files an affidavit stating that the defendant In witness hereof I have hareunto set my SHERIFF'S SALE. Territory of Kansas, County of Leavenworth, ss. J. Mayer Cat.

Isaac Youn. Thomas Howard, and Thomas J. Crawford. BY virtue of an execution issued out the office of the clerk of the First District court. dollars, with interest from tbe ninth day of table, without some fortunate intervention.

Six Democrats, and perhaps more, is a non-resident ef the lemtory of Kansas, band and the seal of said court, at office in the and that service of a summons cannot be made August, 1S59, at five per cent per month, and township, in the county of ana territory of Kansas. declared they would not support the upon her therein: Therefore it is ordered by for a decree of foreclosure of a certain mort city Leavenworth, the 4th day oi February, A. D. 1860. 4 The attention of all classes is concentrated on the Budget, and meetings pro and con are held ia all directions.

The Conservatives showincreasing hostility to both the Budget and the commercial treaty with France, and in the House of Lords an explanation had been called for of tli which hinds England not to prohibit thV xportation of coal. Levied on as the property of James tSrooas the Clerk of said Court, iu vacation, that she. treaty, and Mr. Bright is among the gage or deed of trust, made by said William S. Griffith, bv which he conveyed to the said to satisfy said execution.

the said Elizabeth F. Little, defendant as afore Mr. ioru, UO; Ulossnrenner, iJ; aeaion, 'J; remainder scattering. Mr. Clemens moved when tho House adjourn, it adjourn till Monday.

Mr. Sherman hoped it would not. They could pass the Indian Appropriation bill. Besides sixteen or seventeen gentlemen desire to make speeches, if they intend to adjourn sine die by the first Monday in June they should not neglect public business. Mr.

Clemens' motion, was ajrreed to bv 27 majority. defendant. A. G. Otis, in trust for the said said be notified, by publication being made oi AMES K.

WHITEHEAD, Clerk, W. n. Knel, Deputy. P. L.

Hudgens Son, February ISfiO dltwTw sitting within and for the county of Ieav en- A. Klil'lAJi, Sberill. Sheriff's Office, March 3, 1860. ldwtd. The Times correspondent says the De sis.

successive weeks in the eekly Leaven partment of the Interior is examing the worth Herald" of the pendency of this suit. plaintiff, to secure the payment of the aforesaid sum of money with interest thereon as aforesaid. The north east quarter of section 15 in Township 2. F.an-re IS, situate in Brown Sheriff's Sale. charge preferred against uov.

summing Lord Russell stated in Parliament that Order of Publication. wort ti, lor tue tnalot causes arising unuer tne laws of said Territory, and to me directed; I have this 14th day of February, I860, leviad upon all the right, title and interest of Thomas J. Crawford, of, in and to the following described property, which I will expose to pub the object of which is to recover the sum of $550,00 said to be due and owing from said defendant to said plaintiffs, and that unless she TERRITORY OF KANSAS, 1 the special mission of Lord Elgin to S3 Territory of Kansas," Titory of County of Leavenworth. riiorniu-i Ewing, and 1 China had not been definitely arranged County, Kansas Territory, and for an order of sale, of said land, that the proceeds of such sale may be" applied to satisfaction of the Mead, answer or demur to piaintins petition First District, anty of Jefferson, Lord It. also announced that he would tiled in this cause on or belore tlie z7Ui aay or Cou Washington A.

Young Mr. Morris of Illinois, asked to be judgment prayed for, in plaintiff's petition, lic sale, tor cash in nana in front ot tne court house door in the city of Leavenworth between the hours one and three o'clock in the after introduce a reform bill the 1st of March. He also said that the correspondence was In the "District Court sitting in said county, for the trial of causes arising under the laws vs John H. Bay. aad was excused from service as a member of tho committee on roads and ca and further relief asked tor.

ihe sni ttctena-nnts, William S. Griffith, EdgarC.Kuzuniaud of Utah, who, it is said, cnargea ms salary for a private secretary two years, and deducted the amount from the contin. gent fund, when there was no such office in the Territory. Mr. Forney, Indian Agent for Utah," is.

on trial for charges preferred for false vouchers in his account with the Government. The Herald's correspondence says Mr. Sennott. counsel for Stephens and Ilaz- noon on Saturday, March 17th, A. D.

1SC0, to-wit: The north-west fractional quarter, of progressing with the government of the BV virtue of an execution, t9 me directed, issued out of the First District Court, fit- of said Territory. In vacation, January 31st, 1SG0. A. G. Otis, are hereby notified that unless they plead, answer or demur to said plaintiff's pe Imted States with respect to tree ad section 35, in township 7.

range 22; situated, March, A. D. 1SG0, the same will be taken as confessed and judgment rendered accordingly. Witness my hand and the seal of said Court affixed at my office in the town of Oskaloosa, this the dny of Jannnrv. A.

D. JAMES R. WHITEHEAD, Clerk. liy James A. Burton, D.

C. Johnson, Stinson Havens, Pl'ffs Att'y. January 26, 1 800 dl w7w tins within and for the county of Leavenworth Joseph Henderson, Plaintiff, vs. mission to tte American coasting traue tition, on Dr before the 1 th say ot April next lving and being in the ceunty of Leavenworth said petition will be taken as true, judgment tween tha Eastern States and Califor and Territory Jvansas. for the trial of causes arising under the laws of Kansas Territory, I have, this 20th day of February, A.

D. 1360, levied upon and caused Elizabeth Henderson, Defen't TT appearing to the of the clerk nia, but the matter was not in a position lett. arrived here vesterday, and had an -L ot said court that the said delentlKiit Eliza A. itfc.ri-M., Mierin, By J. Tom Green.

Deputy. Lecompte. Matbias Barnes Pl'ffs Att'ys February 16, ISliO A2t-wlw to be appraised the lollowing uescrioeu property, which I will sell at public sale, for cash beth Henderson is a non-resident of the Terri nals, lie criticised umavorauty tue construction of the standing committees and for his remarks was called to order by the Republican side. Mr. Colfax from the committee on Post Offices reported a bill authorizing publishers to print on their papers the dates when subscriptions expire.

Passed. A large number of private bills were reported. Adjourned, interview with the President, for the to be laid before the House. In response to Mr. Peel, Lord 11.

said that inquiries in hand, in front of the court house doer, in tory of Kansas and cannot therefore be served nurnose of obtaining his personal intlu- aa neen auuresseu to oaruima, as 10 1 1 J. with process issued out or this court, it is or ence with tne Governor anu iegisiaiure whether there was anv intention to cede rendered accordingly, and a decree lor tue lore-closure of said mortgage aud sale of said lands as aforesaid. In testimony whereof. I have hereunto set my hand and seal of said court, at n-y office iu Leavenworth city, this 15th of Feb. A.

D. I860. JAMES R. WHITEHEAD, Clerk. By James IScutov.

D. C. P. HuncEss Sox, Plaintiff's Ait'vs. Feb.

17dltw7w. the city of Leavenworth, on the 31st day of March, A. D. 1860, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, to-wit: Lots eleven and twelve, (11 and 12) in block 43. in the city of Leavenworth, dered by the clerk thereof that the said defen dant Elizabeth Henderson be notified for si: successive weeks by publication being made ii of Virginia to obtain their pardon, lhe President treated Mr.

Sennot kindly, and Savoy to France. Sardinia denies any-such intention. Order of Publication. In the Fiit District Conrt of tbe Territory of Kansas, sitting in Leavenworth comity for the trial of causes arising under the laws of said Territoiy. 3, county of Leavenworth, and Territory of Kan the "Weekly Herald, a newspaper published expressed to him his warmest sympathies Earl Cranville also announced in the in the county of Leavenworth and Territory CsRNATE.

lhe senate met at one o'clojjk. Several Executive communica- and the nope mat De win succeeu in ms mission, but while he did not decline to aforesaid and havinc a general circulation in sas. A. ItJil'liNli, blierill. J.

Tom Green, Deputy. Ewing McCook, I'lff's Att'ys. Order of Publication. UNITED STATES OF Territory of Kansas, 1 First Judicial District. First District Court sitting for the trial of causes arising under the Constitution and laws of the United States.

George W. Ward, Plaintiff. 1 vs. Ko. 473.

I Charles L. Freeman, Defen't J. C. Hemingray, Trustee. IT appearing from the affidavit filed herein, that Charb-s L.

Freeman, defendant in above entitled action, is a non-resdent of the Territory of Kansas, and cannot he served with pro House of Lords that France will do no-tbinsr touching that annexation without In vacation, f-ebruary zd, A. JJ. I06U. said county of Jefferson, (no pappr being pub march l-d3t-w4t. Eufus G.

Xewland, riaintiff. lished in said county) ot the pendency ot this act directly, he did not promise to. taKe action. Mr. Sennott leaves Washington first consulting the great Powers or obtaining the consent of the inhabitants.

tions were received, various reports were received from the committees which were of no general interest. Mr. Wilson in Older of Publication. United States of America, Territory of Kansas, First Judicial District- vs. Xo.

1.410. suit, the object of which is to obtain a deeree Order of Publication. Chris-toidier C. Powers. Def ft) of divorce from tha bonds ot matrimony here for Richmond to-morrow, having the as A motion In the House to abolish flog- tofore contracted between the said Joseph tx this dav come Unfits ft.

ewland. the troduced a bill to amend the act provi surance from Gov. Letcher that he stiall Kinr in trio ivivv was negauveu. me Henderson and Elizabeth Henderson, and tha In the First District Court sitting for the trial of caiues arising under the Coiu-titulion and ding for the execution of the Public Armv expenses show an increase of two unless she plead, answer or demur to the plain have a hearing before the Committee on Pardons in behalf of bis clients. He plaint if.

in the above entitled action and files his affidavit stating that the said defendant herein is a non-reticent of tlie Territory of Printing. The bill a pension tiff petition hied in this cause on or uetore million sterling. cess issuing out of this Court; therefore it is laws of the United States. M'illinm R. Pye, Plaintiff, vs.

Kansas, and cannot be served with process is the 7th day of April A. D. 1800, the allegations therein 'set forth will be taken as confessed ordered by the clerk of said court, in-acalion, It is denied that Austria has replied to lhe proposition of England touching the suing ut of this court, therefore it is ordered that he, the said Charles L. Freeman, be noti of $50 per month to Mrs. AnnaM.

Smith widow of Gen. Peraifer F. Smith, was called up. Mr. lverson said he was opposed to the principle involved in the 15 Jacob Downs.

Jr. and John 1'. JIudgens United States of America, Territory of Kansas, First Judicial District In the First District Court sitting for the trial of causes arising under the Constitution and Laws of the United States. i William It. Pye, vs.

Joseph Hilton and A. G. Otis. WHEREAS, William R. Pye has commenced an action in the aforesaid court against Joseph Hilton and A.

U. Otis, and and judgment rendered accordingly. fied bv publication being made for six success WHEKKAS William 15. Tvehas commenced Italian question. It is also reported that Witness my hand with tne seal or saiu courr.

ive weeks the "Leavenworth Jlerald ol the Russia reiects the proposition. affixed at the town of Oskaloosa, this 31st day will ask for a general amnesty in this case. Mr. McLane left here this P.M., for New York, and will sail in the Brooklyn on Tuesday next for Vera Cruz. He is clothed by our Government with ample authority and instructions to protect American citizens and property, in casa by the clerk said court, in vacation that he the said Christopher C.

Powers, be notified by publication being made for fix successive weeks in the '-Leavenworth Herald" of th" pendency of this suit, the iject of which, as pendency of this suit, the object of which is to Dill, but would move an amendment of January a. p. 1S00. sell under a deed ot trust, certain real estate Advices from Madrid state that O'Donnell is actively encased in re- granting tho same amount to the widow to-wit The south-west quarter of section of Gen. Macomb.

Mr. Seward moved number f31 three, in township number 10 connoitering the country surrounding JAMES 11. WHITEHEAD, Clerk, By P. E. Havens, D.

C. Cochrane A Spear, Pl'ffs Att'ys. February 10, 1S60 dltw7w an amendment including Mrs. Itilev appears by the prayer of the plaintiff petition, is to recover the sum cf o7, with interest on $100 from the Sihday of February whereas, by the athdavit ot the Plaintiff filed ten, of range nuniberfl71 seventeen: the south Tetuan. He had received delegations an actinn in the aforesaid court against Jacob Dewiti, and John P.

Hudgens, and whereas by the affidavit of said plaintiff, filed in this cause, it appears that the said Jacob Dewiti is a non-resident ef this Territory and cannot be served with process issuing out of this conrt. therefore it is ordered, by the clerk of said court iu vacation, that the said defendants Jacob Dew-itx, aud John P. Hudgens, be notified by publication being made in the Leavenworth Herald, for six successive weeks, of the pendency of tliissnit, tbe-object of which is to widow of Gen. Riley, after considerable west quarter of section number 10 ten, in from the Moorish Government, asking On in this cause, it appears that the said Joseph Hilton is a non-resident of this Territory, and of attack by Miramon's party. The squadron's movements will also be rov- 1 i TT.

r. 11 acDate, air. Seward's amendment was to the 1 th day of March lbo'J, at the rate out in tbe contract, and also interest ou from tlia Till lav nf Mjroh 1 V.Q at lit. what terms peace would be granted, and Sheriff's Sale. cannot be served with process issuing out ot aenreed, and the subject was postponed this court therefore it is ordered, by theClerk had referred the question to liis Uovern Territory of Kansas, Tho Senate went into executive sessiwu, of said court in vacation, that the said Defen aforesaid: said to be due and owing from said defendant to plaintiff, that his properrj bit and adjourned till Monday.

dants Joseph Hilton and A.G. Otis, be notified by publication being made in the Leavenworth County oi enerson, BY virtue of an alias execution to me directed, issued out of the First District Court, sitting within and for the county of Jefferson, in favor of James S. Weathe, plaintiff, and against School District Ko. two, in Jefferson county, Herald lor six successive weeks, ot the pen FOREIGN NEWS. dency of this suit, the object of which is tore- New York March.

1st. The Edinbunj recover the sum it twojiumtreuand eginy-nre dollars, with interest thereon, at the rate of five per cent, per month-' from the 2nd day of Sept. A. D. and for a decree of foreclosure of a certain mortgage or deed of trust made by said Jacob DewiU, by which be conveyed to tbe said defendant John P.

Hudgens in trust cover the sum ot lwo Hundred and beventy Dollars, with interest thereon at five per cent. ment, who had dispatched a messenger with the conditions on which peace would be granted. Public spirit in Spain is warlike, and is believed will coutinue. The iron masters of Glasgow have agreed to keep all of their furnaces out of blast for another fortnight. Dr.

Murray, Bishop of Rochester, is dead. The land forces of England are fixed at 144,000 men, beins? an increase of K. defendant; I have tlufiday levied upon the is still at ancnor in tne lower bay, ow ing to the fog. We have, however, sue ceeded in obtaining tho following sum following described ret I Mr together with per month, from the 18th day of August 1859, and for a decree of foreclosure of a certain mortsaare, or deed of trust made by said Joseph neen attached to pay tue same, and that unless he plead, answer or demur to the petition of tho said plaintiff filed berein, by the 4iii day of April A. D.

"ISG0, said petitiou will be takei. as true, judgment rendered accerdingly, and tbe pruperty so attached as aforesaid, sold to satisfy the Witness my hand and the seal nf said court affixed at my office, in the city of hMTPnt crth, this the 2d dav of Fel.i-oarv.'A. 1. 1800. -JAMES It.

"WHITEHEAD, fieri. Bv John E. Blaine, Deputy. IT. T.

Green. lTflfi At'y. Febiuary 1SCU. uTwTw all the appurtenance -treunto oeionging as the property of the" 1 to satisfy for said plaintiff, William R. Pye, to secure mary of her news.

Le Nord says that Hilton by which he conveyed' to the said De the Daviueut of the atorer-aid snin ot monev, the rctilv of Austria to the English pro fendant A. U. Otis, in trust for the said Plain the following lands situate in Brown county, erncd by Alcuane's oruers. lie is imiy empowered for every emergency that may arise. This policy has only been determined upon by the Government within the last forty-eight hours.

Kissing. Miss Kate L. writing on the subject of kissing, makes use of the following: "I am vain enough to pride myself on being a girl of sense, and dearly love and appreciate good Kissing; indeed I should as lief have a nice, sweet kiss as a cashmere. It is to mc, one of life's sweetest enjyoments; some of my happiest mo ments have been spent in kissing. A rich hearty kiss, from nious-tached or unmoustached lips will last one day." Miss Kate is evidently a sensible woman and well calculated to "keep a ho tel!" Kissing, certainly, is a most admi township number ten, ot range nuinoer 17 seventeen; and the north-west quarter of section number 15 fifteen, in township number number 10 ten, of range number 17 seventeen, containing 160 one hundred and sixty acres each in all 430 four hundred and eighty acres, situate, lying and being in Jefferson county, Ivansas Territory conveyed by said defendant Freeman, to secure the payment of a certain promissory note, executed by said C.

L. Freeman, to George W. Ward, for the sum of one thousand dolltr-, dated May 20tb, 1858, and payable one year after date, with interest after maturity at the rate of 25 per cent per annum. And it is further ordered, that tbe said defendant Charles L. Freeman, be lotified that unless he plead, answer or demur to plaintiff's petition filed in this cause on or before tbe 2d day ef April, A.

D. I860 the same will be taken as confessed and judgment rendered accordingly. Witness my hand and tbp seal of said court affixed, at my office in the city of Leavenworth, this 31st day of January, A. 1. 1860.

JAMES R. WHITEHEAD, Clerfc. By John E. Blaine, Deputy, nemingrny Tarr, Plaintiff's Att'ys. February 2, I860 dltw7w 20 position for the settlement of the ital- tiff William K.

Pye, the following landoutu- said execution to-w, i ded as follows, to south-east corner ofl sectioa eleven, 11- a jlVrtlou ox iwia ooun- c-vnneiC at the -y A quarter of eicht, of Kansas 1 erntory, to-wit: 1 besoms-west quar irn question has reached Paris. Count ter of section seventeen, township two. r-nre ate in BrDwn county, K. to-wit The Northeast quarter of section 20, Town nearly 6,500 men, in addition to the East India army, which numbers 02,000. ance nineteen, 19 thence north six rods and eighteen, and foran order ol tale said luibb, is ship 5, Bange 15, and for an order of sale'of said lands, that the proceeds may beapplied to S1UKHF wards the satisfaction ot the judgment prayed for in said Plaintiff's petition, and costs of Henry Tbayce that the proceeds may be applied towards the satisfaction of the judgment prayed for in said plaintiff's petition, and the costs of this suit, ani further relief arked for in said plaintiff' petition; and the said defendants Jacob DewiU and John P.

Hudgens, are hereby notified that unless thev plead, snswer or de 32-100; thence west 12 rods 65-100; thence south 12 rods and' tllStti -tllence east twelve rods and 65-100, north six rods and thii ty-two one hundreths to the place of beginning; containing one acre more or less. The above described piece or parcel of laud with improvements thereon to wit: one frame huse twentv-six feet bv twenty feet wide and one vs. this suit, and urtner relief asked for in said plaintiff's petition. And tbe said De Mrfc viri ue of an nrd me directed, issued i.t ef the First llifliiot Ceurt of lhe T'TriKirv ol Kn-sa, sinin? in and fur o-nnty for ie lii.d of caus'-s ant-ibs under the laws ef said Ttii fendants Joseph Hilton and A. G.

Otis, are hereby notilied that unless they plead, answer or demur to the said Plaintiff's petition on or before the fith day of April 1860, the said pe- mur to the said plaintiff's petion on er before the fith day of April A. D. 1S60, the said pe story high, will he sold in front of the court I will on Mot-day. the 19h day ef Sfaf.i Latest Loxnos, Saturday Morning. The India and China mail left Dover for London at midnight.

It is rumored that the government had late intelligence from Pekin to the effect that the Emperor is disposed to make every concession for averting further hostilities, and that his peaceful disposition has met with anhonorable spirit by England. All further contest may be avoided. Advices from Rome say that the Italian Patriots in Spoletro, Perugia Fer-rara and other towns, have sent 1,000 francs to Garibaldi. bouse door in the town of Oskaloosa, enerson tition will be taken as true and judgment ren rable institution, and we desire to see it ISfiO, between lhe hours of 10 oWct a. ni futl 4, county.

K. to the highest bidder for eash, Rechberg states that Austria cannot retract from the engagements of Villa Franca and Zurich. lie observed that if the treaty of Zurich was respected in Venitia, why should it not be in the Italian duchies, and if the propositions of England are carried out in Central Italy, Austria will not oppose the experiment by force of arms, being convinced that events will not fail to give support to the cause of right, and Austria. A Berlin telegram on the same subject says that Austria had declared her resolution not to abandon the basis of the agreement at Villa Franca, that she would not promise an absolute non-ia-Aervention in Central Italy, and that should the Congress not take place, she will only negotiate with France. According to a St.

Pet -1: v'i, Prince dered accordingly and a decree as prayed for made for the foreclosure of said mortgage or titiott will be taken as true, and judgment rendered accordingly, and a decree as prayed for made for the foreclosure of said mortgige or prosper. on Thursday the 15th day of March A. D. 1860. deed of truit and sale of said lands as afore deed of trust and sale ot said lands as afore said.

J. ti. itiiNiUJ, aneriu. W. B.

Allen, Att'y for Pl'ff. Febiuary 7, I860 dltwSw A company has been organized at said. Rock Island to eo to Pike's Peak. The In testimony whereof, I bave hereunto set my hand and the seal of said court, at office in company eonsists of seven members, In testimony whereof I ha ve hereunto set my hand and the seal of said Court at my office in the City of Leavenworth the 4th day of Febru o'clock id said day, at the court lois-n, in the city and r-mntr of f.e.iv-n worth, afcl Tiritnnr of Kansas, IV -r at pnMie sale.t.i lhe and best bidd r. for cjsIi iu hand, all th riht, title rd interrt of the -aid Mark Marxson iu and to thefoi-lowing -scrih -d real estate, tu-wit Lds one and two (I aiel 2) in nnnder ttrnty-iuree, Claris and Iteoa' addition to the city of leave: iu tlie county ef l.eavnwrlb, and k.mvas.

with all the appurt. nanc -s th'n-ui, 'j. Lucius. A. KKP1XK, Slterii.

John L. rcti'lTT, Atlorncy frir Pi'ff. f.blS-wtd. Pr'sfeett, headed by Dr. F.

II. Judd. The outfit Xotice of Final Settlement. NOTICE is hereby given, that Joseph Henderson, Administrator of the Estate of John Cook, deceased, will apply to the Probate Court of Leavenworth county for a final settlement of said estato at the March term, when and where all persons intereed can attend if they proper. JOSEI'lI 1IENDEES0X, Adit'r.

jan. 25-w6w of the company -will cost about $15,000 J. GILL. SPIYEV, Attorney at Law and General Land Agent OSKALOOSA, JEFFERSON T. oct22-w6m tne citv or leavenwortn tne -itu uay oiiwhu ary A.

D. 1SHO. JAS1ES R. WHITEHEAD, Clerk, W. II.

Ruel, Deputy. T. L. Iluilrnns .1 Soa, Wis Attys February lStSO dlt7w "Wastiixctox, March 4. The letter of The weight of their machinary exceeds ary 1800.

JAMES R. WHITEHEAD, Clerk, By W. II. Keel, D. C.

P. L. Hudgens It Son Tiff's Att'y' feb7dlw7w hiteen tons. Part ot tho company star ted on Tuesday last. Gov.

Houston to the President, has not been, but may be -soon made public, in.