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Boiinetf Notiere
EfVEM hudHat* thi* apring have attrar-'-1
pMi ?nwllrn u Ih* weld of faeh->e o-atiem*" ^
?cd rad?w?et as> iUt Mi ?'?n Ii???? aw"*** lg" tf^K?
tu ?:1 it>i<?ti?|?t <ir lo thotr to'd io Hro?dwe; for rTi*
. tOer? I.. h<. IIINwm .t (Iii. M?nf?ll-_
" Goodwin ? (ort a Pkr?-k<:t Km iikn
RdBCB -Ab eieellent Ccklng R?rg? haaMMItll* "> t
Biete B?HM O 4 C. aLMIa th? ??" " " AI plB?*Mia.
Mi. boteik.ep.rt, aid irt'eta '?">l "? to th,if "?proTei
Wtttt Birk Barre TM? perfVt * nie t u 00 rnokl io ei
pedlliotkt, r?BT?ni?ni ?.-.i economic cookie*. An iMPMalM
srtii ittWS; tes beat of In r?r; npirl >r nuriu aal Tel*
iMSMtabl? prieM- Oonnwn k Colt,
DtslfMIt, ?BUl.c'u'f" and Dellen i j Rtogoi, 8t>TM,e,c ?
Ho. ** 55m * I ?BN ot Fee* dip >*?e? Y?rk
Cbuw eoopw/u._HlCBOl.ii L Cobt.
Sm iiMM. Mamtii la-, in treat variety ai.J ??
law prior?. Bt BlItHDUKtw i i?r K'.arBin?, Hur?, flo 5)1
Bb??qW??-_
SrRIV. 1Jo-:i Rl ASD UMJI.Ki. ykml.n TS. ?
AT Till Ol D BTAID,
Mo IM lowerr.
Will ba '.?od ih? rbeapeetkri? statt o? BM
Cb'I sod riilDite.
a. fc Co.._
nurat.?>T. Gilbest ?% Cei'i odebnted
tftoLlAB FlABOS, Bo*a?( iV?rn> < modere luiprorod Pi
ABci, and (lute of i Lara* mmtm ?f ?"">' ?>??"", compru.og
Um lajgeet aod niMt dr? ? ateort'nei' m U>' c sited atvei,
Btlil hr Wild Bt arlee? Wkick Bsdh <o-?i;. lti?tj, fo/ txh or ?ttlA
taetori paper. Fertoo. ?? 'be r?c?iv:n? Orden f r Pii-.j*
er MoMti lousraao?n? '4/.) ? iim ? U Im II k) tNeir advan?
tage u call llnaa?. * Watib?. No iUBroadwty
Silks and Crape Shawl* Direct fron
Avirioe ? O*'.*1?1 ?attB P.?i? ?cd K-nnron-rid CtJftMl
?... . Mifu ht?? ktABOaai ''?o st Hinnr. -, Ho
IAAGetto sVat-,coi '.' aerd BOMBTtaiag? Bttptaieseea*'bbsst*,
Bt Iba ar.etret karfBBBt mtkim 4?" )?BtOBetrOd NB
pt*C4? B)p<U? W?B fllll HtfiiH.d. PI* i ?uil lir Ba4* -fr??
4 u ?????. ?? i*? )?<?. A1*" |a?' 'ff '?i from i?;i ji, II
flBM* L*tie?' d'??4 o .<!??? Ka-rg*?. Popll*?, K,:-?a Di
taut? firocL 0'r ? i4i ? A? ? ">l B"0!?f
_No 8i? ?raaAft . cor Pich? I
Drv Qoom io .Sur um. Taus.'?Wewli<
!,(???, Tin- M'.i.mv , ? 4 n f/flLKt it l/^fsfJ.BMrtfel
5 ees*? < f f.r- Hai |? I - '.4'. *? Bt I/, aroitb */| I com ?f I
Fa/r?? RaAti ai +1' 4^1 t>i2, worin *2 , ? Am
?*arW BBadi KM '. ?? ? Bt A/ wmih 7 ? R ? L a
Mbf?l.-?a tb r.io?? ai 1 B iBIfjBBtack .f Vo jroiu?'Jjftdi ?f
htbtj ?fenptic n |u i. ?*d ?? Bt ? ia ialri Bod will
b* ro\C Bt M V bmn on'n ih? u.o?' p E ii Li ID
Utfll 41 Ca , Wo. Sit BiobAwbj <?-' fj-tmrl il
QeKOI'I 1U/ \ \k.?Mnrriatr? outfit*, lielnd ?
?raff aiflel* of a IjBbHi ?' Wird' /h? <?' ib? fi MB* BaBBaffiBBI ?di
?BouUit^lf ibbtb Bf? bJwbib k^pt BJ haul, M W pr^erred, f?jr<
tiabe?] to order at ibe bt**u?< ooti<?, ?t
_Utaia ? B?za?. St Nico ?IM H r?l
Moi kmm. Bonnets now Opei?.?The most
beBBUM ???oitn.ix.t ? n - nMMtW is 'ke *\tj, Bl
BkBTiioi.iinrw. ? Hg, AAt BnM wtj,
r a v i. i i i ai (.in t.
Hb.,ie*al* Bed Heu.]
Vi (Nil Im ?V. Co .
r>o? i'Saodi"!" inadariT,Raw-Tafk, (d.ra./ir os.> ?
ObW Idall i
Hbt? COMta?tly on heid a fr.11 it. tk of Kr i ? h :ird A
Pape? tlaxiir-i?, B '?'? rt Piraboard PrlMt, Cajftali Fapan,
fitd Traten, HtB'oi? l.kri'licapo, Ac . ?fafMf iijl* ku>?n
Io Ibe lrad?
Me'rliaa'i \?\Ivf In I '.?Ir ?t< ? ?? car b?Jf fiaal Artt h?idi, ai
we mariofaeluie lar?e> Bld lakMBH dlraet froal Pr ni hrnma
fartBren '<?? ?b ?s bit Be!* ir<-n ? ,'j 'b- U itad Bl >i ^
Our Retail l'f; ? iwm vmpri-ee rbe n-ae.t a:rlei of Uf s
ratien a. BpaaABl imf. i'niori mbA* wWb ^e?)'?'', froji
sfrlredin olle'-tlna > I an,|,lsi Arilit.c Paper Halfeni^m is
Bay part o' the l'i ti??l Hiale?_
Black Baratiifa 8ii.ks.?pinpe* just re
AatveAi tfca raoat dealrr ale MOCUIII IlLKI in,,.ur:^d.
C 9 iliniii, i.omiw No Ig Broadway.
Albert h. Nicola? will hold hi* n-l^inr
M?il-w?eHT Aoi-lmn Main '>'Stoi r ? and Bo?D4, tiiij Dtr,
M IS| o'clock. Bt the M^rc'iBitV Ki<-nao?e fm farther par
taaulan ar-e bla ailverf 4' " -nf If, tiinrh-r r-ifumn GAtalogaM
MB he nbtalned *' r?,e ..'I e s,
No. :IU> ItitMi l<\.?Dif'iii'w < ";irjn*t KmpiirT
? ra. BO eice'leat plar? t?. Iny i or CaAPBTMA, OILCLOTH*,
ata. Ladlea abould on* fall l<> r41J o' M* HytTTaoliiHpact
bbxpleadli itcrk cf ( IaBPAT* i f < v y AMtflf I ?> |*J f BIB
a?trea??lr ch>ap and ii^wl.
_ fl'RREV, V rHJvE T\ BRiM m K i. > a till iM.llt'S
CaarcT? at iml b>rfal>a; wlin a laiaa imAmMbI Oil
Clot ha, Mattion. Rn?t, Mal?. PUon ?ml Tabia Ooran A .
?heap t A PKTIlaoa?VC?.,
_No TuCaui'-rt
Great Haklaiss in Carpi- i ini^. ? 8mi i ii
IrOtraaiBBT, Ho. pt Bt-?dw?y. BW OrajaaVal , are now pre
pared to eit.lbit ooe of >h- moat M*J*riifal f >cl 4 of '
orar offered In tbl? market, at a AABVCTIOI of s5 r?? ci vr.
AroBB i art hwl'i prlr.-a
hieb Vri hi IA/ to 14/ per ??rd.
Rlih Tan 4i ?v, 7i tr. 191 p-' r?td
Rich |am*aL*, 7/ to 1?/ bm
Kl<-h Tmiki PLT, 7/b Ii, 'f; pt i ya-L
Ee?t UwAalB, 5/ to 6/ p?r jard.
And ?tb?r iiMvl? ? ji I- I -w
Tvi j-mithm'M v. Hoi -i;. ooraer of Broad tr at
Bi d MnuitbL at , on tlic European plau will open for KM Ti
etplion of Trerilen end he 11. ? M TBOI April II,
NAM ff Pooo,? rr: fr^oi W ceoti to per dry M?? r
ailra and ?? crfitd._Siuarr Kop M i \
Lace Mi si.in CmTAiMs rmosi auction.
Mu.iio (.urtaiiii tor 01 S".w< rth AT AA,
. 2 00.wonb 3 00.
4 ?'.worth 6 fO.
? oo.wnih lu no.
Lata OBBtaBM t r 4 '0 .....wurib 6 UO.
6 0}..wuib 9 in.
?? 1? in.w ,rtb l"> i u.
.13 M.w ,??!, 21 W)
?? ?ii W>.w irib *' 10.
A coai p.eie ?aaoitiseot i,f l otnUea aim DBItala Triinmir ;i,
at radafed prlpea Kei,ty A ft ?ti i .> N? Broad?
Caki'ETIMo.?P? i i:h>on a i!i HPIIRBT. N >.
BT8 Broanway, cor. H kkta r. , bs*a y ? i I t?M Utt
banta aacttun hp. b i?rr? eworrment '.t i'an?ilin| a'e., which
BBOf ?rill Bell at tr- Uli rbai !,.? ,,n -4
R''h Veiret Carpet, II, tc tc pet yard.
Rich Tat- ?try 1/ a> I?' pe- ynrd.
Rick Rrnweli, il car tart
Thrre pir I -., I r<i yard
lonaln. (Lowell make,I 6
Abb all othf *? - . i,,w
('Altl'l IS Casfi I
Dot .itrv *; Bbotio a**
i.abcb ( abut V\'?kiikh nr.. No SAI S.oulwjy a rn'e idi.l
MMitiMat of Cabpitivg? and Oil. Ci.urtu, entire!; near
fat t?te? at Whi.lraa.i' an I Retail, tafj itj
Peterson Si i\\ mphriIy^
Nob 377 en-t .T9 br.adwa;,
caartTiioa, (ii-cloth*. arc, lie,
F;i aal? on tbe ?BBal reaamabl* taraa?
_ rOB. cabh.
Tliirty p?ff>?t BLACK and White Pi.au? Sii k
at Svteru per yard, trorih t' n
_BatTHOLoMtWt.No j-1 B.-oiiw*;.
Anthony J. BLMCaaM, 4.L'CTIoxnuu ?la
addtiloB to tit Ret Eitat? bualneaa, tba ?> roer hat BBtakH
iathtd la hlatfliee a department fm the ??!? of FOBBITOI '.
A coenpeteDt peraon wil, be fouod at the deek f jt Ihr 1*4 Bp] l|
uf erden. Bud the |er.ri?J rooerTitioB *f that hrtn:bofbual
bfMb. Antmuiv J. IlLfiikKR. Aacloaeer.
_(1BI)_No 7 Broad ?fj.|
V. K. BaVBTHOLOMBTI ha* rert<i>e<l a krte a?
eotensrat of ereiy de?c- "tion of Hot'tRikb Oo->D-. whi:h he
u atteiiiii at eauemtly low price* New M*ormo? rttore, No.
Ml B:m*w?;_
(>RkAt 1!\k , vinx IM FftUfCB] CtUlfA.
V*- - V'hite t*l;ia? l>. il ?r Sr-i, c^i.i^inittg anoufh place? iy
diM teelre frrt: nr. kt ifSl wcrtb Ii
BOP White China l>innf r *Vt?, conta nlox eooajh piece! to
diaa rU^treo potcBi at #" w>rtbA5i
TOO * hllr Chloa Tta Sett, at ai jc, w r'.h $7 jo.
Olli Hand aij ilcbl; detonated aett io t^e n-ne pfoporttoa
w j r r>?u it k Co,
_ Marl.'* Htcrri Km rVH aat OS Broadway
"FnT.i.i^h i it v i Two hundred pieeOA Eno
LBBH CA4PB jatl recrlToi, of all qntli ie ; a'to. t.ttl | itlil;
t'ABTok Caarci
_ C. V Babthoi.omkw, We. AH Broidway.
Statem 1?i.ani> F.ASfv Dtimg Estabusumi sn
(>?. - No a J .1 n-.i. New-Torfc,
rV'ini? erden f-r l?t i\r. Btttktt. Tittl'i?. Lewa?, and Sit k,
\? Bk and Kancy U?ot>^ of ever; liranplu n
Bat Ik and TarruTt Kid. 4? t.ixi'4 FatBOAf, 0*1 LtttnTS,
Bad other Ul?nmh|t d\ed and rerli.it .? 1 wtiti treit mrcaaa.
Bab ai: t t. n> PurHt di Co ,
_Ne A Jotratt . aw Vork.
i;iM(i\.ti..-Kiu\i/iii CoLUaMOtil E?? re
anetadteMo *?) Bboadmat. (one door Bbors TfallMet J
where ha bat opened a large iteoitment of new (Joott, la ad
j.:ion I,Mi k : i.? ,- i ''m\\and (Il n<? tt>
I'.dmiia/ivp- r I*. Bartholomew Ivb? opeo
? J A' pieot* Lup'.l'* BBMBoalAaBlkS.a .j per ceal. lets .hau
tte ?mal i ilcet h.w Monrt,ini Si,ire No "S Broadway
BnUQfa Otercoatb, and other ^arnifnts niTT
ah!e f r the ??raao. ran row hp tr. u ,n (iral 4 inr .t tfl
ai Am Bin llixRit V re '? Clo hi j Sio:e, No ill 8r.>a!
w11 Oae price 4lc! po i*e<iall >n.
BrmiRG i.\niK> for -iM.i Twelve8mil
i'?? ?"aaiBin tb? onilnaVi of ibe no.ju'ar t.y e of
twaire ?hl|ii'a (lAirrai. ha. en b4ijl a > ?r\ Nie- and ?ii,>r- r
aaoorta eat of th.te b-?u ifnl til <?!?? we1; *o: h t^?? v a
of the tadlM Fnton y rh n'4 tnjuce all to df4 w.
7bill iHa AaA Bra*
'Herrihu'r i 'at t vT c ii am pioiTTi rITPro ok
?at It, wiih Ha!l'* pater t powder pro.if IrMat, t| riBBB thai
*r? swarded ?er?i ?? Me-'vit at Ih* \V ?i^', K?jr I.. ol m
IflBJ,ABb)BWaaAA**Fair,NB*ar>T**k MBA and ?4,aa4i] ...
i^rk. aed tk* ob't p btAwT MtBjf LcK-k thu receWed a M?laJ
M rbe Loodosi R'cmI'i Fair. tlMu?h BtberBBtora oo eyblbi
ttoa aadl tie BOS'Br)vert:r?d a* vk'tr d't v?.'l icka " t ?nt
rJl*r arid hit atren ta are the oo'; peraont aathorbted to maka
a* ? . bit fatsbt t ? ia, , I v >- i ? Ilk Haira patent pjeaer
? i b? BC HtRBi4fi. OreeB Block
_Mea IV> 137 and 130 Water tt . n.w York.
Iit-.tiKMAN, clark a Co.'a (late Bushtob,
CttBKhCoV OBBBIta MintctiAL Cob Li?ta Oil ? It it
caw a boat teem jean tiare tbit ralaable tnediciue BTMI
dncd b? Mr lata Rrw/ to tbe nvdtcal profetaio? la New-fork
alere which rlane it baa eroyed to hen'fi-i*1 in Conic a
and Beroraleui oweataa ibat !? t* tow re* itnmend?d tj all tht
meat eu^eenl Phyt ,- act ta the coeat:; tt ii no PaTBtTf
K?MCik? pr'fetaip* t. cure a'l duBain. bat tbe pn? On
?eade fioBJ th? Codfiah L'eer* M bbjb aa the tuba" **<
of aha water. CaaCoo- Bb carefnl to *m tb? earn of H?.r
MAB, CLtBB k Co Ii over i>? <. <rk of earhb.- tl? at BTM
Mr Ct abb, aed aol Rt'lMTOB, who wtct to NewioaBdlanJ
to eeperiateed ?he n>aaa!ertaf* of our Oi- . aaJ n is now rut da
owl; I y HrctMA* fniikflo, Baraiyioi pa taen atid eole
BBBCrteon ef BaabMra. Clark A Co , Noa. :?V>, 27J, all Bad TM
Broadway._
" Hollowav's Ointment and I'u.i v?The
<-ely rtrt Bad lanu-.td'Ate raatedr tor ttil rbsom, actint iuis?.
diately apoa thesbeorb-Bl tvatrm du tiling the p??WtaM1
saattef floating In the blood. Btd that Vy panfviag ths eital
?treatB grekag eBergy, tone, aad ?igo: t > a'l :h? fu action i of ife.
Sold at lbs tMaaractoriat. B? Maidas it ^ Nrw Tork.snd 241
Biraad, Laaattta. aad bj all ttiafjwt* a: at :eu'.t. ?H cat*, aad
01 per pot or boa
To TU Bald, or TIM who vre Lo?hxg
THtia IIi'1.?fc*p*cUl attaaeio* it e?ll?4 to u aJurUaamaoi
I: S*/eolaMMmm '-fc?<?<ti?L H?'r Crn?'^ir " wolf h akaala
t>* mm\.*M firu etn. la tai?iwi ikeK? wa pwticalar.j
tAA-tm i t'i>.'n <iei) r?i-iral 'h?"> In raai i? Ott/ MUM*
, lu MSttfsaSML Darot I** Bn id<n r r Watta
MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1866._
Id cot.?<-fltt?Lr? cf tba ???.?-ro^m in1?: of cop na?
priatM ou 1 hi Wmu Tmini, VI ar? eaaof?i.?d U re
qaestoui '.-irodi toa?d? in ih . * ? ? ? ? g ' ' m*"iW
dood in oiltr to trrare th-ir iaa*:non in tau weck I uaaa.
The new Tax bill reported to the ?>>n\t<a on
Saturday wbl bear fceavi y on our City Treasury
it itbeiomeaa iaw. I< iaipotet on banks, in
' lUMOti li'e Mid trust e mpauie?, ci'^a! iron ui
' real companies, one and a quarter per cent, and
: upon the grots taruio^i of ra'lroals imi ?uda
! half per c?nt.. per annum, to be paid into the
Stite TlMMfYi in OOHUbuMw of which the
capital steck and a'l the real aid pern >n?l prop
erty of fuch corpora ion* and individu?l banker*
shall be exempt from any other Ul whatever.
How tbit iritl affect our i",*y will be se?n from
' the fact that the real e?t?t* last ye?r attested to
I corporate companies was $5,083,087; not the
personal ettate. or capital, ?75,867,494) from
which we re ceiv*d in taxes $856,1 37. N-ar!y all
tlic, and nek additional uni^r ;(:<? iudivid'ial
bankeri clause, will be take from NV*-Totk
1 City ard given to the State. We hardly think
tkoClijil pr< pared t) surrender ? ron-id rni!
1 <ion of tollere, or a fifth pirt of Ker revenue,
wttboit a wby or a wherefore except that the
State Treaiury it empty.
(>ur Le l' flature hat received a salutary leMon
in the Better of the Kroadv.ay Ka iro?! bill.
That pj. ;-ct, v*e presume, is pret;y eflactualiy
aroaabed, at leaat for thi* ceaaiou. Aud now, if
our good fik [>d* who are M intent on giving u? a
I.* w t iiy Cbarter, rifw PoUm supervision, a
ektftf channel at HtU-Cate, Ac, will profit
by tleir experience and limply Ul us alone
/or the fe?- days tbey are ti remiin convened, we
will thutk tbem moat ferrently. Friends in toe
Legislature! we do assure joa that, whether
: your obj?ct it the doing of good or the manufac?
ture of party capital, your trio- way to effeet it is
( tojust 1st h$ alone. Is that to very difficult?
tU |j on it you can do nothing wiser. Ai' that
i is substantial and wholesome iu this great City it
I united in approval and support of Mayor Wood's
I admiuintiatioo. and anxious that it alnuld iu qo
manner be crippled. We wh ? waut the Mtine
j Law nforoed, are es/eclal'y dedroil that n> ex
! cuite be offered hiui for li.\i'.yor inactivity on 1
I that head. (i<.nt!emen in power' we hare not
. atked a pcrtonal lavor of you tbit winter; but
now we uoa*i jutt tbit one ftvor in beialf of our
Orj?Lit vs alone!
I'j the animal of the tte?m?r U?noi on
urdty, we hme oxe week's later due* fro n Cal?
ifornia, witvi dcwi fron OrogOD, Ut?k Saaditiek
Ji-Iwicf. Acapulco, Ike 8oatkPadBeCout, aul
Aukfralia. The letters of ow corre?^ >adents,
und extracts from < ur exch!n^"?, preie^t a fall
and intereiting detail of lee UtellifOOCO. Tae I
[lliuoia brincH orer 9700,000 la gold on fretgkt, ;
leotde the contio?rable aixioun; 10 the hinds of
pfcfMrgerk. <?n ac.'< unt of the recr-Lt ninoeiit
emh, credit bas received a decided chetk iu
Sac FrneitOOi and almost every a Yd of business '
was in a t*t?e of great depression. Several c??et j
of (rwd have couie to light- laorotakig the <:en- i
eral emSatrntmtnt. The L ^tslature hai btien
OOCnpWd rcc- nt'y wi h severs! sutyerts bear ng
0b 'he public morality. A bill prokibltitf uoisy
ana batbar(>uR amurem^nts o * Sundty kM passed
both HoiUOf, and awaits tne ei<nature of the
Geroraor to become a law. A bill supptesein^
kOBJICi cf ill i iiuo hts pitied boti Hounes, and
oi.e prohih'tii g rMll'M ao.l lo;te-i>-s has passed
the Hi i?e of Keprtst nta'iveg. Toe frieoli of ;
re t;.r"i are in hupet of procuring ih? m\c,t nent '
of a prohiuitoty liquor law during the present
'?;-?ior, as well at one prohibiting pub'ic ,
The aecounta from Oregon are favorable. Tae
srow'mg OTOpa are uncommonly praiperoui. S'?me |
excitement ?.as produ. <d in business circlet by j
the news of the great failaret in Sin Francisco, i
but it was confidently eXfOetoi tb?*. no dlsntrous
conteepjeacet would entae in Oregm. A large
military letroeiito be sent out direct'y a^iiastthe
Stake Ineiiai t who maiiscred the emigrtntt near
Fort BoiN during the lat*. teaton
Frrm 1'tah, wc learu that a BoIIIiUbtJOk place
in Gieat ?alt Lake Ci*y on New-Year's Diy, be?
tween the rjlited S'at"i toldiers and a number of j
the citizens. The affair conmt-nceiin adriakinj
t.ouse. aid terminated iu an order frou the au
thoritiet forbidding the sale of spiritoui lieiuort
ij the city. No livet fortunately werj sacrificed,
though several were levj-rely wounded on both
> tidet.
Advie tt from Acapulco ?ta*.? that the Rjvola
; tun it pro??ding rapiilly toward a conr'tnion?
eiry after cltj in the S ate of Guerrero b<n?(
?uireudtred to Alvarez?w lio, it wa? suppoted,
v?ouid not long delay a triumphant entry iutj the i
City of Mexico.
Later datet from Australia announce the dis- i
04 nttLuaace of the license rysteui, whijh hat
betn the cause of the re:eni disturbancet ;n the \
?iakaf dUtlieka. I3u*ineM it at a very low ebb. 1
and, for a ce>n?idoiable time, there hii bee'n a
steady decrease in the production of gold. a
PROHIBITION IS TUB L1WI
We t all genera! attention to thit Ikct, which
?MaJ ttt m inediued to overlook. Whether Pro- '
kikltioi is wise, or politic, or likely to pronnte |
the cause of Temperance, is not now the quet- i
tion. Those points have been considered in
aider, and adjudicated. We have now to deal
with Prohibition at a fact.
We an-aware that there is talk of the law't
beicg aeJkVgtd ta)tesWOtisWtiawe?i but this is moon?
shine. The right of a State, thron (h its Legitla
ture to forbid aul punish the Traffic it In?
toxicating lifjaon wai affirmed yea-i ago by the
Supreme Court, in a case originating ia Mitti
?husetts. wherein Dtiiel Webster appeared for
the Lupior interest. Chief Justice Taney, anl
aeveral of hit Attociater, distinctly affirmed the
right in epiestw. no Justice dissenting. It it,
indeed, possible that tome detail of the Ltw may
be overruled by our Courts; but we can tpare
a'mott any doztn tectijnt after the first, and lHO
b&ve law enough left to shut np the grog s'aopt.
And it is idle to hope, at tome profess to hope,
that the law of Prohibition will be repealed.
Prohibitory L?wt have, during the last four
years, be* u parted in iii.-ir States of the Inion, aud
not one of the ? hat bee n rept ale d. In two or three,
the Courts have upset thes* lawt. and ia nearly
every case on the express ground that they had
not been pastel outright, but subjec: to rat fi
cation by tbe People, which condition wm held
to invalidate* thtm. N<> tuck grouud of cavil
emu ia "ur ctae The Law it pitted outr'ght
_it it (Qhjert to no - . i ? rt..n?.1 li Wl|| >,#
repealed when tn? Tea i ? ? tv -1 -v.t are?j?>'?
bei ml
Main* p;< iipered the wiy to Legi' PreMMWIa
a'd tit L" baajU?t atlffeOeJ her Law ny a roe of
i D0te991atkl HouseanlaU to BOtkMg ia tie
Beetle, IrLUMAVHUIll'lSMMlellewed but net
ttripgectty eoeu,-a to cut off toe tap in t'?ra? of
tte larger eJ: Mpeei? '. BoetM: M Mon
ekooottl We jlet drive* tae t.o'paon ler Law by
i the ttrrtrg to e of 256 to t.'? BeMM In toe firat
! t me, givu.g a nnjotity f^r Prohibition. Rhoda
I'Nnd I'kewise pfeMMteJ; her Judaea broke
down ibo Law; one tte Peopl- reMOdeled and
r? fi acted it. Coone^tbut failed t*ice in Her
e?oita for auch a L?w?. hr-t t la a by me Ml
of a V? t< ?btt the People rallied ogtio, car?
ried tue Maine Law la^t year, and bar" Jtttt
sustained it. (tjEW-HAMniTJU tai juat do
c ? ed'or it f ?r f ? fi ret tm-. Ve'mOut hn it
w t'.out further dispute. N'r.'.i J; u-kv hat
jettlott it by one ratjeiirj >a tbe Senate, after
eerrjbagit 10 th* Bnn DelawaM hit j ut
rQrr:ed It Ohio adopted a m>d hca.io,, of it
lart ;*sr which it popular ar.d working WoU.
IflCHMAB paased it ;wo :ears ago betfoer (keif)
of her Supreme, JedgOl field it invalid becau?'* it
wai submitted to the People: 10 her sew L?gia
Atu*e hatjust pa*ifl it egail without a<j 'filiation.
IM.1 .\N '.. li.t.t.Ni.l* and I"'< ?. n%-: %? 'i >? . i '
PtoUMti 3. Md [OWA it ia 'eported baa rained
hers b* a ptptalei vote. And WimuNsix has
twice petted MM an a< t. but l?at it throuo Ike
f;< wriifl.-'j V..to for which tbe People w.ll vet?
Aim. 1
In view of thete facti, wo counsel the JSuoi
te lert to act eensib'y an<< loyally. We a*k then.
I* it worth wfcile to p?r?itt in fighting a In*, bat?
tle ' If, Bin, pee ?'o eUowei till tbe 4th of
Ju'y to ?eiJ out?and the ' G'ori ui F.-u'th ' 1 t.el",
h) fay of extra grue, t ? e'e f out t&eir own
ftichi hin iLcr custom -ra' pocket*?"iga1 kkey
not 11 tbiit up m the Iftk aid abut I lief
must know tsat only one retell Upoetfklo; -nd
wtytttuld tbey ?ttempt t?> tku k it ' U 1?II
men you would oe Mteeeod jett throw uy your
defoletieg trifli<\ wnien r?u*?d. aa ikowe hy
actual re turns, i<rvei eighthi of tbe crine, and
01 e third of th'! tatftt:on of our S'ate la't year?
and join ut in erT< rte to banish Intemperance
fn m tie land. T?e !?wt of God and M?n now
OMOV in affirmiegtbat IvTABICI SHALI VOMOBI
MAKE OAIK Of IltTMAI I kaii Ti ftVD UEBAOI
MXX1 Tint it the tritt of Prohibit m?do jou
Lot feel that it it rifcbt1
IIIS. KA**A? SWI?W.K.
The MittoeH compftHiott in Kanaat of D >ug
!aa ard *tcr. a >a thut telegraph to TV id Luum
RepnSliemn 'he remlta of their lahiri;
? iBDtrtHDKtK i, (Mo ) Mar-h 31. 'j P. M ?Serarol
n r< iur> :n.'?'uigranta freu Kan*it h%v? jus'
eii.trtd i.-ur ei'y. Tbey w.i-e preen\t<i r.y !ho W?ai
p" tan?l ItttUOMdeOM ltrtta bau?t. TOOy CMM il
at ? ?? etil ?Uli of tbe J iHie a'i'iare, Md pcoeoodod
Mtirelp troead if the bandt MMrug oj wi'h fi 10
niuaic. alia !iie fmigranr* *iith uo?d oesra. fatjtodt*
at?-ly fuDoolog the bind were ab ut t ?.? lia-ifr.ji
borttmen Is reeeler o,-d?r tMetriog tkote wwoom
huidnd and fafey wagoia, carriage*, Tn?y
ghVf repeated ehter< for Kanaat aoa '.M \ar -n.-i. In v
report t?/tt 00' *n AntlHUvery man will beta tbt
i eniatatoro of Jvanats. W e nave made a cl?an
SWbe-p.
? Tbe election in Kantai te?>k p'a-^ on^the
tb, and e n lb< -?tt " ttttrat hun>l-, / rvttaaaatVoj
" ntiigrar.t* jrim huntas" mirchc.i iu?o tlei Mit?
leuri frontier ri y of Independence. ?:d aim lar
cotort* id oourie, into other laltoeeri to WAI on
the Kama* frontier. Tbey were ' rnurnxttg emi
"grmmts," you tee, onthelllit ofkferok Jaot thi
te MM when DOlt e migrantt are battening to tbe r
future home*; l ut the ie weretten retum'ng/rjm
tbttr pietended kom-.s in Kintat to their rtul
MBCOfcl Mif .o.i'i. Atd the following diapatch
gtfli the fruitt of their labort at tue baiiot bnet
of ? par' 1 f the 1 ew Territory \
?Kis i-, Meiebai, I P. M. Pr>81tTerf t'ekot
triumphant u far m biitrd frooft. Total vota: bee?
rerce Tti to e."', TaouftOM Ml t> a? Dowglae,
l>. r iphaD IM to 13 Bhawo? Hi*aioo, 40
|0 16; l.ravei.worlb Ml to ?? Bl korf Potat, 033
to<< afloottoe petted off ojeietlp, and witk eerp lit
t'e dktarbei m
?Here are 3,tlS vot-* polled at on'y ter?n
pr. eitcta?more than there wero legal v^te-ra ia
the entire Territi ry. aa a*c?*taiue>d by an etrletel
ctnaui four weekl previout. And the "vjtert"
parade Mittouti openly MXl morning in tri
umphal pre cettion, with baud* of muaic bmnert
andchetfipg on their return Ij their hornet in
that Slave State.
?Whtt tay the abettort of the giant fraud and
< rime whereby Kantai wat opened to Slavery I
What think Tntl'nvn. The Pennsttetnian. .Unny
Arifus, Baton Pv*(, Ue'.roU Yrte Pre>$, 0\m
Plamdealer, Ac. of tbit exhibition of Popu
? lar Soiert gut) Wnat atja Djugla?' Hit
Ger et?* no eleven column ipeock to utter on
the mbjtct I I? thit irdeed the entert?;Jiinent to
which they all levied ut' They were voluble
eneufch in telling ui what the effect of the No
hratka kill uoutd be: now let t!.em tell ut whtt
tbe] think of what it 1 thut fan hat been. Tney
cannot now e/ude obtervation by ailenee and ie
crety, fi r the Ptx-ple are ttemly regarding them.
Meiere Northern Servitort of Atekieow A Co. in
t't B atttr of the organization of Kantif i if
U(h Million of betrajed freemen are watting for
\our vitw* of the validity of thia Kantat Election,
aid the degree of rtipect to be accorded it by
CosgltM ( jd the coontry?dare youppeakout'
A Watlington ce-rrefpo^dert tayt:
"I underat*Ld that Mr Sr?a: 1 WID not oppote the
. 11 - <>n of elave htater iron, tbt territory lately
e uvered by the violated ana repuaitted Mivouri Cox
prcn iee.'"
We " u^derttard the very oppotite of tbit,
ftLu vcutuie to atture e ur revlert thitfiov. Sr.w
\iii> will treat thit Kanaat Election at the impu?
dent twindle it maLifeaty it, and recogniz* no
ole?DI battd on it to public emp!ojm*Dt, ULletiit
be in the rec^ectiary But tines Got. S. hat
b< <il.ut point, J,y referred to. we trutt he will?
> ?'.-,?;:, Ktctat Election thai! have been
mor- circumattntiallj heard from?d'tpel any
denbt which may htvu been railed with regtri to
hit ideti t.f it. We tender him a welcome a:
cert to our colnmnt for that purpose.
Tbe poet trllt ut that ' truth cru bei to earth
?ni l rite again." but a lie appeart nmetiin-t to
poMtti the tame vitality. Tut Jlleef Ar gut.
fe r bjetaMTi ttill reptatt the ttory that the bank
idvcrtiaing w?t aought by or for Tue Timiu ne
from the lote Superintendent Teat taleeao d it
ratter atale: will The Arg*t pleite to retract it'
The Lo*Jm Homing AJttnxter of tM tdtk of
March, (the day the Baltic left Liverpool ) hti a
ditpatcb fn>m Viecut tta'-in.' that the Conference
had broken up on the question cl diiiniatliog 8e
VMtcpit It ia, doohUoet. a kMli
pric3dly h?tts.
Mr BoDj.nr.n K. Curti?. oae of the Judge* of
tie Scpreme Court of the 1'nited Stit*t, and in
tbit capacity Circuit Judge for tae Distntt ?f
Y test ? ..-f-tu. oc?upiet a*, tbit momeat a moat
felioen pi?m??o. wboee peeulur friUre* m?y
well cballerge the a'teuvioo of pe^ph ?n ev; ry
part of the country. He it sntieg upon tbe. trial
of Ic?-..dur? Parker an? Wendell Paulis?, geo
' tie-men to whom M etands in the piaUiOB ofa po
! ntleal and even of a tCfOMjial eremy ipos an
' tonititaWlt pruind ?J Itttlf uo 'er very novel
' tircumttaoret. These gen Mo men ore indicted for
? bsvin/ declared, in Faune'l Hill, tb-ir hottiliiy
to tb*> enforcement of t?e Fugitive Slave a?., ai
j beil-g 11 unconstitutional enactment. Tfte indict
' tnent i? h*t?0 on the pi eten-e tbat the.e ?p-e-bet
of their* ttimulated to on at'empt at the rescue
of ALthoLy llurni. at tint Moat locked up ia the
Boo tot < "urtfieuse.
The Cor ?titu:i in of MtKichufett*. in which
S at'- tbia triil it pfotjoodkmg, provides tbat r is
'? tbenght o'every citiztnto be tiled by Judges ?*
???Vie imp?!rt:ai and independent aa tue lot of
1 humanity wili ?damit.'' Were Mr Ctrl s a
Wuttrhuntt* Judge, anJ did trrs trial tike
? . ?.. ;? r M.-.ioscLu-c.'s It vs. be would n>:
nresidc at it. He is not. at to t ill pr >?e,ritiou a
.Ju-'se ?? free, impartial a <t independent m the
lotet iium>nity tjoill admr. so farfretaft bei?
Uc r.utfcrr and chiC pr 'Ui .ter of the pro.? onion
?an interested pirt.v: ar.d ai inch, ojt nt, to*
cor.img to oooataae tease and common jusuee. ai
weil as ac.'Ording to tbe Coj*4tuti > 1 of Mitsv
:s. to sit upon tae trial. Hut Mr CttftU
is not a MllBbfllTOlttl Judge. He ia a *!a?e
CltcblDg JsdgO, oppoiatod to dAm atariwarj
Ii r Li? piofeesieual asjppoft given to ths Fugitive
H?tt nil. A slavt-catcoiug Julge may ntt irsiiy |
be mppoted to tave nj scuples at ait! ng .n Ul
sei eoae, etpeetallj Ifta* iotorootiof hit elieati ?
?the siiveholders? are aim, ij.vdved in it: aud
ui/ortunatel) or fortunately aa Mr. CertllBjip
construe it, the Constitution of too Uo tod Stotel
e' i,tain? DOOXprtM prohibttioi like that'?T ive
quoted from the Conttituti u of Mn'tnm tt?.
But while thus oc upjing the Jeilctal beach
as a point of elevation and advantage agaioit hit
ei mie? Mr Curt;t wi;l do w#-n to r . t'i?;
the eyes of the public are no >a him His c m la^t
it former trials under tne Fugitive SUto Act has
not escaped criticism. Hn lab red and lng^n'oni
illort in the case ofEUiai Wrignt, trh)VO?tmrod
lLto his Cwurtwiihou'. counsel?relying, perlap*,
on the obfo'ete maxim that the Judge is the nris
onrr's counsel?did not pate without notice. His
artful effort in that case to procure a couvicti m,
in spite ef the point-b ank contradictions of the
uitLf'ies on whim the prosecution rolled, is not
forg >tten.
1 lie pub'ic know how to appreciate legal
tnhtiliy and ingenuity. Su.'h ingenuity, even
when emph )ed to glost over cruelty w.th tbo
cht'trter of juttice. and to giro tit.avo c?'.ch ng
0 abodow of right dooe lot go witho > almira
tion. Nobody reads Mr. <Jurti?'s deieu'^ of the
BOMtftaUOBOlitj Of the Fugi i?o Sitve aC ?th?t
j> feoie re'eboed rron <o many quarter* and the
onlyinewbi-h t?gal ingenuity ba? been able to i
mhke for that atrocious enl'ttneut ?without
fully admicting his remarkable skill at wrig
glirg tbrongh the smallest poiaible holes.
Not gold-leaf itstlf it e*er hammered out
to ai y thing like tbe miraculous thinness of t ut
aim of ciiititutionality ts/hiob Mr, Curtis'* legal
art has eLabltd him to spre?d over the F-igitive
Slave Aetj *o a* to give to the very softest dotgti
the outw?"i look tbougb not the ring of tu- true
u.ttal. KaTtrthelett wtilo aduiiilog tbe*o t.'t :k*
of the trade, the pablio ?-xjreet aad t'ie pablio
will dei aid a certain degree of impartiili;y in
the tXfU- ir of them A little quibbling aud ,
finet.rsv 01 even a g)od deal of both, ?vhjreny r ? (
cover t-p'l:e MMtttviiotoJ blunder* of tn?j au- ;
thorrti,' the in1or?en of the Fugitive S'ove Act,
feig] t be > ordoned, tspecis ly m a mm who hid
beiore him tbe tempting expectancy of a (Moke ,
ci veted i fE'-c; but the pubrlc will not so readily
excuse a r? Mtploj ment of like legal ingenuity
uiert l) to vtOf up the gapi left by on 'gnoraut,
bllUsillttg Di*tnet-Attorney, ev-n though it be
believed at far at New York that the partie* in?
dicted are personail) hated by tne Judge. Vi da
tionsofthecommon lawrigtitsofdefendantt arOMe ,
crificestoocostly and upeusive to be ratbi; made
oiievery vulgar occasion. 1 r the siki of saviug !
the Union, it might, or at least there were many
who thought to. be allowable to tr mp'e the
cnarcon law under fo >t. Bat it mty be doubtful
whotlsOT eien the mott nnid defenders of that
preeodoro will?merelj. for the sake of reveng
lag upon Mr. Phil ips and Mr. l'arker the wrong! i
and iudignitiet aurlered by the Curtis family, and
ru:!< X'd id part, we believe, through the pestiferous
coiumts of TU Tkiiu m ?uphold Mr Curtit in
packirg juries, or in sustaining indictments
which either allege no offense at a I. or one
which thoee very indictments thow wai not, or
could not have been committed
In faci, we are confident thit the public not
only of Marsacuasetis, but of tbe northern States
in general, are ijuite reidy to go a little further.
Having bad so many exhibition* of the inrenuity
and BslnitaOal of Mr. Curtis on the side of ty
r.nny and it justice, the y would like. f>r once at
!ea<t, acd just lot a change if nothing elte. to
see h;m employ his abilities on behalf of justice i
and freedom.
STATK FI5A?CES.
We htve not re?-m |o comment fully on the fol?
lowing forcible pretentment of objection* to the
proposed deferring of the payment of a part of
our State Debt uutii tbe Grand Caial it com?
pleted: but we will barely indicite the prop?- I
tiii'ns we weu'd ike to develop?u?tu?dy i
I. We heartily and thoroughly advocate a radi
r?l chan?e in our State *}item of OaoaJ K-piirs.
We be ieve the repturs of each sect'on sb-md be
separately given out annually by au.-t on t? toe
resoontit le bidder w^o will give go.?d tecurity
for the lait'-fui performance of hi* unlerttkiog.
We be I eve our pretent State Eogineer could de
v?e tnd perfect the details of a workiog s>stem
on this bans; and we with tbe present Legisla?
ture would set him about it forth ?ith.
i. We believe our State hat lost mll'iont ai
ready by the fatal Stop policy of I84S, aad that
the speedy completion tf the Erie E .ltrgement
it vitally tecetsary. We will stand a .y required
amount of total.en to effect thit object, though
we do not believe thtt retort neceatary; but,
?ir re taxttion might reeuit in another Stop parox
um, we veuld avoid that recourse if possible.
L! We cannot perceive tbe ettential justioe of
a tenerul imposition of Canai Toils on Ktilrotd
Freight. Woo can? But we bold thtt tae
(l ift/rat' Road oag?r to pap tuch tolli, because,
1. The State, by cooittucting the Erie Canal,
built up Ibe Hue of ritte? *oJ r.U**;0' 1 ?'"
which tbt>t Road mainly ran* ?cd rc?ie tnat the
beat route in the known w ?rld for t Ktitrotd. I.
Thil R.^ad wa? chartere I pi -re meal | m nt of it)
with a diitinet condition (hat it skomld pay ( ill M
freight; and .? Deraute it won 11 foe an et M 1 ?
property cjneiii'>iir>g aVM it* 0'>mio?t ctpitai foil',
it* actual OOttj fveo though auHjected to c?atl
Ml*. Ia other word*?we think the State hu
fair'y ejrned, isipalatrd and pail f >r t*ie r git to
Co! ect toll* on teat Eoad. aad Mfkt tid.it ?
but we know lo other R>*u tut ought tJ pay
tO'lf.
4, We ibfire i nr cor-eiposdeat'* 'f? that the
Treuuxy i* diawo upoa t?>" deeply b> our auf
eeoive Lfg'tUt irei. The Aaouil Etp?niiturei
ar? toe heavy, a* well a* the Ctoa einiget; wbL'e
the pr..*.g?-1 y ih - <eu*te o'tucb bih* at that It pty
?br-Ii' Ciie?t? r M I Off tor the allegeddiveriioa ?(
tie water of the I leahM o t > fttl rhe Cinalt, ail
tlat'ciualy v?a??-lul. bat not quite io prorl'gttr.
?fbeine the reb jtldirc <>f the (591 L vk? on III
CtetEtin? Cana.' on a icaie of inau'u tu lo tj eorre
tp md taub thuiewf theEalarg.-.l Kti?? iovolflag
th?- construction of new loimt'a'ii ni and a coat ( f
little let* that One IfU i M D?ll*f*?mil-a m
truLti'e for trie lu'ure. Ii such joba** thuie ctn
be fi'fi: et r> d through 1*4 I.-; th u'? fii'd '*
our R at* on tie bighr.ul tj bakkrujtcy. But
we trutt the-*- are not destined to pt*a? ?t letit,
? :'*je*r
5. rjllCM tue Cirtal charge* ein be reined
one hiif, we ?re la f?ver o' completing o lr uain
ithed W< rk* at tt " earb-tt moin<?a'. ard ik.>-n ?eM
irg treiu r ut to the bighett bidJer, under proper
rt.tiiet.on? a* t . Tollt. We are n it iure id
tfci? wpl rot be> hrtt any how.
?Now bear cur eorreep jodent:
THI FINANCIAL DIPPICULTT.
TV TV t-iUlTfJ Ihr .V V. Truant
Sin: 1 thai** \..u lor pub.i. hing, from 7V Bufio
L-ryti*,my ?' ideupentheiafojectof CaoalTdU I
t oeire a *," ttxj romtlt'lon of the uuduiahod JantU,
and iL. uuht t> aid that -bject by giving what I
tli. u(iht od iea."f)ns fir NbBbVsBBJI bran-h of t'le
Cai tin TOBBaw that had b- oa tic-trowed by nocoaati
Mtional leeielaitiin. That p-ojacf ii at I understand,
lubetuuii- lly dtfeatc 1 Tt e rajlroa.l'u'-r.wt ha'tak^n
the nJa-m. and ha* acfed rffictntly.
I di> re. niw, to a iu my nrot^at tu the plaa you fa?
vor, of asain open ny. the 0 >l*c.tu'l >n, up >a preu-nae
of ptOT i'liL); for the ('anal*. Much at I Jo* ro their
completioi.?itrjmilaM at it it to evtry puilic interest
cocnecttd with tin in. tint the eolur^eiu'ut of iho
Krieaht tild n?* be u^'?in tu<penited or delayed, I
l'sntiOt aj [>ro\ I a . rof -eUiou to b ?rrovr m)re m ?a^y,
or ?i liat .r i.-e< ite \ h bad, to ean'inoe the) tva'e-n of
dtferrir?; lie actual BtaytOSflt of paMtd deht waea
due. 'Uli* is the ??ay el! pO*4pol*M dr-bt? whic"! tax
?titcefsi?e L'et >-rati"tH for t(i() paymetit ?>f iur .rett,
nhitb trba'e a a'aet of jienfi-mer* I'vijj upoa the |a>
terrat paid tiy (i ive/rouieut, are aleray? o^eatod 1
pro i*l too. BtTHiii*? i'h" aiuen imtol of t1!? C ?nttitu
tion .very tiote i? shall aOfpta tt.at a free nxiie'.aitaxe
sWll dcutt* thoTtoaswxjr, Much n.ight b ? aii upjn
?hir fi.bj-tt, loit I mil cptit.-ut myeolf by *h.>>- inj
that ihe net-Msi'y U n'jt *i iuiperatiro a* yoo -e?-m i>
Mlpposa, There an? at kaat thtoe "ther a)..d. o'iiit
hb. raid fit?t be tried
1. Put a stop in lerne wav to the npttaiar of
rr.orty nnat-r the prtjttn*'? of lio<lueeri ijf uud K i
paira. Il' the dn ut the word ltalinlaO(l pr-<Jucea auf
Mollntof. I will thtid you some puldist.i A abitrvt*
wh'< b will j'.ttily itj BOO. I: i* time tor <??>? Legisla?
ture ta apV1)' ?<>me corrfcive to the outra/e-?ut
ebate* ibat txiet. I would have a la** provi nr,/
that in t more tban $?.00,000 a year should ba taken
f.-i'u. t! ? canal rOTOBUBBB on aoconut of euft.^riatead
0000. IwilllTlllTa and r^|>airn The raaidBOBOsMltd DO
paid from the |0*wTBj fund, am supplied by direct
taxaticn. That vrou'd j oiut to a wa'chi'jlnea* that
l oth ( arttl ? have sbo*u f > he ne< mvy. Hut if tin
oar not htd one?if #1,300,000 annually of cuitl rev
i nue? mutt be abttre..*ed?tin u,
?J. Ion; o.e a t?x at oLce to m?;. 'the dt-.'i'iency that
aasSkl .II I Inu ?ord mm to t tm j a*tn.." t: A', .i'
i i^i.t BtllHoajaof thed.ht for which tn? c-tnalt wsre
aaoftn u'd by the I'onjti'U'ion had Ba i'?uue>'tii>u
with the fOatst iid tot ari?a from tnera, Tinre
wae t .e Attnr >l 1>;, 'be BiU Railroad dobt,atMt"
loa' liy 'oausto b-nkropt railroait, aud dobtt nri*
laal Bg kBVtaTkaaW other vrru?. all charged up'.n tQo
i Hi - '. No* If 11s?- State will ljKre*W*B BBT MO |*SV
trai 'und debt or * ven a put ol ir, tbn awJaawajBaOM)
no* d tot a>vaiii bo *u?oe:n led Iii' ii t'oarolt'*'
Hi ft r'y will feel the l. -rden too IWTOroly, ntliare it
LrOtO t? e #-o0 too aunuaMy impened fortcho .1?. which
ineae em iki better t*.?u ttiey wcru when ihry r?v
cei\td fri m tbe State oolj the inc. me. of tbe Liter?
ati, teat it 1'. S Pepotit Pond
Kej.eal the un' 'iittituii .ijal las/ of 1830 relievioj
tl.t loJIlOOf'l frrtu toll*, ai.d 1-t the canal havd the
boat v tr. Igbta, t.> viliicti it u eati'inl t lae fatal ob?
Ji ctioti to your ulan is you can t carry it if you try ?
ron car agitate the suujac,J and ttttTOOJ prevent the
adoptioB M DDbo othoi plan, you cto create hopet to ;
be outpp.'inted; ynu may have fair promi*e4 of c>
o(>eraiiot: from the railroad interettf; but that lartofw.
tat, m king only to delay t'ie Kular^ement m \o*g a*
poaeible, ?U1 deter' you m the trial hour, trhi.e people
who hav.- wponoBOl iiitereft to strve, will be sloir
in arc-ntiri; to toneti'utional change* to DttrTtfO Ibf
deficiencies ot\ aaioned by profuse sxptLditur j au 1
?Jirregard of cotttitutiooal pledget.
I I a\ e contented to amnel tae Co"*titation o.r Hlti,
to counterti-t the con-. [ kawOBJ i i what I thought an
to i?-urd derlei, rt (.( the VWBt of Appeal?, bu* 1 will
Bl ' t.MOi to throw a?ay eutiieiy tho 8afe?;uard* of
tbe Coneti'.ution against the erection and continuao e
i t a j;real Scale ct-bt. AaflMBBBOl IBBCoBTBBTIOJf.
IIUBOKE.\ CHAIilER KLBCTIOX.
The citizen* of Iloboken having decided, by a
large uinjority, in f?vnr of the a?t inorporat'og
it a* a city, the first election of Charter officer*
vtill tale place to-morrow. Tb<y hare engaged
in their muLicipal contest with much ipirit.
Tbe paity ibat ha* favored the ad jption of the ,
Charter, hai held frequent meetingi at the
Town Hall, aid baa put loith a ticket composed
of mttuber* of both political partie?, entitled
tbe "People * I'nion Ticket, ' with the name of
Brrjimin S. Taylor for Mayor. Tne opponenta
of C'eCaarter were rooitly tboee io the UfsktC
intereit, n . ate oppoard t<> ttringent local law*.
Mo*t of tie foreign population are included in
thi* opp>*ition. although there are tome of the
bttt claaa of citizen* who feared oneroaa taxation
would be tbe retult of a City (r ivernment Thii
party of oppoLenti to the Cnarter have mtde
the Mention Home their head-qaarteri, aud
meeting* were Leid there to oppote the Charter.
Tt it party ha* Domiuatrd a ticket whi .'h they
etil " Democratic and Charter." which it headed
vc.ih the name of C. V. Cliekener for Mayor.
Both partie* are atrainirg every nerve for au".
ct tt. but tbe proipecta are io favor of the Union
ticket.
BaLLBTT and Ji d it ? Uit-jamin F. Hallett wu
telling a wnty Boetoniao how terribly he wai abused
f r hi* exertion* in returni ig fogitive alavea, laying
that cot only the Abolitionitts but goodC -n'ervathe,
cowtrcly folka now rpoke id of him. and applicl
cazrti to him, that they even called h'.m Judas'
' but nid Hallett, " /di ? t care if they do call me
Jadaa." " Ob. ye?, -aid b aftiend, 1 it* all very well
for you to ?ay yow don t care, but bow do you lapposa
Juca* likei it!'
Many people in !l< ttoa think that if Jula* baa any
fr'ccd* tbey thi uld pubiiah a card re?iu..*ting that
that tort of thing should be stopped, lcat by and l>y
L.s character thould enlfcr.
Tut LA? Sciioot Of rut Alba.m U.sivEnsirv
ba* jntt doted it Grit term, having forty-five ttndenta
frort fit ven Statte, under the Presidency of Chan
polar Walwnnh, with Jndgea Ira Harkis and
AjtaBA j. PARKtR and AMOODbAB, asSs|-, at Law
Frt frMori. Amasa Mc( or, Eaq , bu juat been
rboaen rrofeteor of Rhetoric and Oratory, and thii
ttltctioa u regataied by the Tnuteea a* moit for
lanatf-Profeteor Mi Cor bavin* ?Irealy WOa -
linctton In the State anl j-.u.. B4;
KsJUu.n. If we ibongSt iL? rseOaTrtri in ./ *
to attend the Albany l.<r K ho >l.
Ml in ? u^ut ?i m
?ore lewyert et preset ? ?? thawJd ur?e P*ea?2
Ml .1
A Mikfor which Sii.nr? t?i Fcti kt. _ w.
Dor. ao'her of tbe or p ti *? ? WtitWlf
Mayor of Portland, Me , a little br-l*. re t*.i ?
enacted. Of course, b? du ing'iiJaed httaseif ?ja*.
effort* to uphold end enfjroe it, and ifio Baa iaja^aja.
rnade a de sperare rally n> it ?prtn,; lad ettttd*0W
Last spring, b*t Prjhibit ioo tt- tried t? rt o?utj bia.
bfJttodtfd by a ?iliU tatjotrtty. T?i, it,-ing. thaw
bare tried again, and ?uo eod'?d. 8e? the y Me m tt?
first and last of there tbrte tri?'?'
180S? 0*i ran it ism. rw "
r ?.? i-> i ? ! i
Mi; apitiwl L?ow.401. M?j br U,(.Q7.
?Thit, you wU) perceive, i* the vuteofan// .?(?
aitd a oily whi -h ha* dono a Ingo be* no** i? Ui?
tell t>g. In t^e former in-tan re, the l'o.t'\a?Vrt hot
a?t t;ied aatttBgOM tad reotaOOf >( tie Peek bitary
Law, and dte ided to rein ao* they ha-e t: i*i oat,
the frfe-*odea*y poUey, aid tVetdtd t> re'irete
Need IVrtitrti V\ ill iho** wb>a/e?o s'ou'ly f< edieV
iri{ the tpee y repeal of ear M?m I,aw ja? | >0sid*r
the** (act*' 1? iy on it, they me<ja * nuettiieg.
Gunr DlOCOTIBf.- I' it ruottored iliat th* Bt*>
teiUrs of this City bave Uiide a ma^n'ti ???ut dutctr.
en , where b} the y an g. iu.; to kno* k tht (V :ip.<ro??j
I. w into Ik ? Utrt-r perl Iko rtatd eeatary. at lea*.
Tt <-y btvo d'fcove-ed the WOOdorfOl p >T< r of tat
judiciary, ai.d axe irom^' >-> f$t nn t\**ctu>n, lV>w tat
Siipnmr Court of tk$ United St.i\i t .?pending tat
a-ti'.n of the I aw until iu cm'tituti >naii?y e tn bed*.
cidcd; and it i? fu-ther * ?i i that, t ? tr'vo o -Uf t) taia
grand tOMTIOMOt, tney HO t > b<dd a ui->utter JiMtia|
n tie Park, porhapt to dty. We rr.-ii tkooj in?t?h
icy of thit " hto&t diccovcry, ' and * j ) \) g >>d tiaa
in getting thtt ???>!'?' r'n! u'i v .. n. loatobotly loj
o\nbi.t!y b* 111 i !>?; ."g obm tfaolaoonloi 0-?>lnm? tt*
t) e Kume- u> re, uo rely to at jay a qatol tmiia at chair
ajaooaOa
THE LATEST NEWS,
unBi reo itv
HAGNKTH TELEGRAPH.
THE HARB il M v^lKits
AtnA.tT Saturday, A,?ril7, v*55.
Alatthetr 1) (inn i i- nrm.-d at BoJtOJ
Mwter Heubsn Murr?;-. (I ? . 'or 11 Vk, of
t'anar.daicua. was rrOOOOJ 1 rotl'oroi r?jeeted Tb?
Harber M.idtrrs now ?ttnd ?s f dios/s:
t f %?,/? frsrfc Atta K Baalts DsitW B-^nn??. Dutal
Bstil k Iota i CTtasktkai*, g.i o.? u tireoot. Jim I.
6evr? VS >,|i<m 11 H^rlsltb
fi r a?asstjaj || V>. llcsias-d.Chtrtss llr)l?J.
PROM BOSrOM.
BoOTOa, Ha'urday, Apr! 7, ISM.
Tbe Ccuiaitlee c tue L.?i-.'tfuro a^poounl u it>
Nr'trJgat? ?be eirt tunsraBee? aiti nding ta<? la* t vititv
?i. ii i't' the Kox'iury nuniier". to ld a session this u irr?.
log NathtjaHalt Baa, . I btaaoo CbarieaQaaa,
eoiiorsof '/>. ? i fr iiro?mt, ar t a.Ii.-.dta
rbe tiutb of tbeir lam pao raaai statement. It was
finally resolved by ibo CoBtBtlttO* to exaaine tbe ia
irtattn of tbt aoaaery, aad alto tbe wMsatan of tha
rt rrn,ittec and their trier dtwhorttitod It it a futnr*
Ui* etil g Th? Coatntlt^M tbe j ?ojourm d.
Iu tbe Senate, to cay. tha l'o<n*uittee on Mercantile
Affairs and ItiMi.-??-< im:i a r,.;.... ? that it was ioex
pcdleal to legitia'e tae loeylatj -f tolle
nt Ilillgate by the LttMtAara of Mao-York. The
t\ madtteo etro of opinion t. at i' - ?>? rrt p overly
beloi I to (be li _"il tribunals ami tha- it wouH be
no; roper for the Messaebu--1r-? l.-^i-U'ure to retnaa
strata agaixtt the aroj.d rtottoe of (at Ni;? Y'urh
AaseabTy The report worn aoeepted. A'ii'lwatre
jinttedto laoorporatothe AeMrioae Bwoofc-LoetaoM
t'annon OoB p'iuy.
Tbe thiitj-tivL' taaortdtnoBtt n> too T ittparaoet biA
w^re coiirurr-d m iritboat ll??b^te. In ihII ik??
bill was t' \>< i n <i to i m orpor-.te tbe It ?nk of Mattttl
RjdetTtptionin Botton. Inn (J>mnrte? on t ettej
Ui atioi? re .n'< U i to la Into th lozaodrsraTrea
of rrpitatiiy Iba Tteat or tn? l>sjtaja?wM i'' repaid
io iti<- fn ?>< ? >?'? t?fo oi in* Kri man Spoil ttioo bill.
Tie Hoiifmx CkronM i April I ?*S' V-n'irdtf
ovoiaiatj Iba brig Aatatl i trrived iron Boataa trite
l r raOOJOJCBtOM ot the Inf tfOtpa, amounting to
(?hi at rjsasjty in all. They ver* taaded in tie <? iue??
i f the fo;t i eoa op tae Qa ?? 's whirr, and mar^he-l
pp to tie qatetoto at the taBitary batyttola in iy are
VnuripaJl; Ctuniatis l.ed .hy looaiog mt. , but >f til
< cnctiiTable dri/re* t of t?a' I i
?>
L kTEH I R >M CAPK TOWM
BooTOa, \->ril *, lafa,
Hy Ike arrival of the ha'1. 8 !ver Clou i at this port
to dav we have datt k Ir ' ti ('.' . f ?? , to Fe'?. tt.
Tbe crops of the C jlonit s were pr eabdeg and the
> a . peaceable.
Tbe Briltab ?xplor?g tblp Betorprtto, last fro a
Pargo, put into Cape Town on Feb. 7 f >t water, aad
i^k-u tetnee for Ki hiand.
THE KNOW NoIIIIN'fiS IN' L0?IS1 \h\JL
Lot 101 if ' rt. ^ttllrday, April 7, H55,
The election heie is progr?,,Hing quietly. H?bet,
lot KiiOw-Nothing Candida*? for Mayor, it, witYiat*
doubt, elected. Speed, An?-Know N jibing sad the
present incumbent, refuted to run, on tbe ?round that
nit (eras of ofloe bad aot oaplrtd. Tie KnivN'jth
infl will mott probrbly cairy tho city by a larg i ma
yjnt7'
MCNICIPAL BLKCTfON.
poiir-MoLTii April I, ItfJ
The election for Major ?rni members of the City
Council look p'ace jtorerday, ai.d retulUxl in the
?mrete of the Americm party by ? majority of one
hundred aud fifty oue
-?
OHIO AND MIMIWUPPI BtVILBOAO.
Cin< in\?ii Saturday A;>nl 7, l?>;;.
Tbe City Coaaail thai ulUrmur. indeed an ordi
nacre lo |purcho?e tbo rii er Itnding east of Mill
Cr?"k from the Oh o ai.d Mraetaalppl Itii'rotd, fjr
half a million of dollar* payable iu etty b >r.ds. Taia
at .11 enable tiieCom >an) to complete the road at once.
DEATIT f)F AN OLD MK'iJH \NT.
Kim HtsTfR Siturday. April 7, 1090,
William Ja-nef, E?<j , who conducted a b?avy bati
i wt in New Totb Cuy lor twenty eight yeart, uider
tbe firm of W. a J James, died ia this city to-d?y.
SHIP JOHN CUB8TOV.
BaLTiMOU, S.v*url<?y, April <, Hit,
Ibe lelelUgeefo by tke Balttt in relation to the
coradrtioa in which the ship Jobs Cneeton tu final,
has created consider*!... tV>- lag here. Letters t; htr
owaort state taore wore indications tha* ?strjrglo
had i et urred on board and that tratet o' bbod weee
ditcovtied. Capt. White, matt-r 'if the J. C, ar?
rived at Wilmington on the 3d, but hat not yet 000a>
muLle aled to bis eu.ph.;,ets the uin umiUflce* whiJx
led to the abandocme.'.t of tha Vota* I.
BaLTiaoaa, April I.
Tbe mate arid part of tbe crew of lea John Cnettin,
taken ttf tbe btig Two Fiiend* by the Li y S iorp,
aj-fivodtbii tTtorxiiat; tTrota WUawagsoa. Th^yropre
.-<?D?. tbaitney [11 taped the ve*-e' twenty one naytaae
right*; that the wa'?r tarts leaxed, and that the
ira6rr woo acht tot aat; that the crew were all tick
with djsentery and tearary, froai taiag bed wafarr.
I i o hiTwo Frkada c <uii luruinh no waier and a>
relief; the waiter tt II goiatogee the-u and believing
it iffpoatible to get her lato port, they concluded to
abandon the Vttsel. Tbej deny all knowledge of the
auger bolts.
Baronae, Apnl I i*** .
The brig Two Frier ds ha* arrived bavixif ob 6**?
apoilion of the crew of the Job-i Caetton. intry
LaTe beei arr- sted by tho Mayor.
sfPl'OSEH MLTJDEB.
i'Hii.*D?i.i*HU, Apm ., i?>?.
The body of aa unknown Ooromwoom wt*
found in the woodt in tbe rweaty-teotod Wa^, tbto
< By, with her throat cut. Tne Cotoootjeretdgebll
the matter, and the Jury rendered a verdict tbarm
derMOOOd came to bat death at the keejtkl.yt*g
person to th, m unknown A razor was found. ? h*r
pexket closed, bnt not at all blojdy. AbotU?Ot
Iaudaium was alao foutd upon her
KE W YORK P 11I.STF.RS UXIOX, Mo. ??
A nveting of thit Colon watheld on SatTj.l*y akM
?t K.3 Bowcr7. Toe attondat.ee was quiui large. Mr.
T. J. Walsh 'occopiesl the chair. The minute* were
read and approve.); after which a dabate ante rjtOB
tbe proposition to tee* dele-gate* ta the Nation*,
TtBt'ooVto 00 held at Mtmphi', Tenneajae. InM??
-trat Mr Charle. F. Town was e!o:ted *****
The appointment of delegate, ojej the Oatf im?5rt*ot
buj-iatso of tbe tvening.

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