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The heart of Patriot Abbott Lawrence
does honor 10 the Old Bay State plr.
paper.
Prince Joseph Napoleon Bonaparte and
suite are now in this city, on their way 10
Boston 10. embark Tor England in the Cam
bria, which sails on Sunday. The Prince
goes Immediately 10 London, where he hopes
TO obtain permission from the French Gov
eminent 10 make tour through France the
country o. his ances,ors,.which he has never
vet been permitted TO visit. The Prince
does not relinquish his estate at Bordentown
and will probably return TO this. country
~ Y Tribune.
A ToLERABLY HARD HIT.~Archdeacon
Fisher, having preached an old sermon once
which he was not aware that Constable had
heard before, asked him how he liked it,
g Very much indeed, Fisher" replied Con-
stable; 81 altrays did like that sermon i''
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nFTwo bold attempts 10 bride membt

~Two bold attempts 10 bride members
have lately been exposed in the Pensyl-
vania and Ohio Legislatures. In the forme.
$500 was offered and received by an i'm
portant member Of the Committee on Banks
10 induce a favorable report on certain
bank controlled by an individual who il con-
cerned in no less than three Democratic
newspapers. Evidence sufficient being
obtained, The member exposed the whole pro-
ceeding. The money was safely deposited
and the man arrested.
The above is scarcely less disgraceful
than the low blackguardism INDUCED in by
Messrs Young and Clark, in The New York
Senate one "barn burner" and the other
an sold bunker you lie, sir ~ was CON-
mon language.
According TO the bargain" iu the Bati-
more democratic Convention in 1874, the
West were 10 vote TO destroy the present
Tariff, and the South. the great sticklers for
free trades and open ports, 10 go for Oregon
but then il war should be the consequence
of conending for Oregon, it would ruin the
cotton businessman here is the difficulty.
The West must get Oregon without war,
or the South connot fulfil the contract. A
compromise. Oregon secured at the expense
ofthe Tariff, will answer all the Southern
purposes.
The powerfully written letters oftbe Hon.
Abbott Lawrence on the Tariff, addressed
10 Mr. Rives, Of this State, were very gener-
ally read by our citizens al the time of their
publication in the Richmond Wing" The
impression produced upon all classes, Of thsr
perusal, was very decided one. They arc
mastery productions. They evince great
industry and research in the compilation Of
facts upon which they are based great pow
er Of argument, and great eloquence ofstyle.
Their author has proved himself TO be, by
his expansive views, superior TO all sectional
considerations. and capable Of cOmprehen-
hending the interests Of the whole Union,
with the intellect Of a great Statesman. and
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-03-10
REMARKS ON MR.. JEWETT'S
COMMUNICATION.

Since Gen. Jackson, to concilliate the
South in 1892, surrendered protection, the
course pursued BY the Locofoco party at the
North has been most grossly quibbling and
equiyocal. Wherever Protective Tariff is
popular, they have assumed all sorts OF dis
guises to mask the deadly hostility of the par
ty throughout the Union against it. Indeed,
their evolulions have been not a little like
country dance. which begins by going down
outside. up again, then down the middle then
balance as long as expedient, thonturn rOuLd'
and all round about. for fear the discovery oil
their sinuosilies would indnoe the people TO
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-03-10
RAILROADS..

tE The prospect for the Rutland con
iinuesI 1attcring. 1t is Thought the whole
route will be put under contract carly in the
spring.
~ Since the above was in type, we have
seen Messrs. Hodges of Rutland, and CO.
uant of Brandon. two Of The Directors of the
Rutland road. who inform US that assurances
have been received by the Board, sufficient
to warrant The commencement Of the work,
and that corps of Engineers will be put
upon the line as soon as the season will per-
nit, TO fix upon final location, commencing
at the Connecticut River.-Ihe PhilGn-
Er0piSt.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-03-10

EFFECTS OF WAR.-We were informed a
few days since by an intelligent Englishman'
that the sum total Of all the direct aud indi-
rect taxation in England amounts to 60 per
cent. on the total income of the population,
and that the laboring man works, in effect, II
weeks in the year for himself and Al weeks
for his masters. Surprised at this statement.
we were informed that it was the result OF
special investigation made for public oojecI.
Most of this enormous revenue goes to pay
the interest on the cost Of war, and although
TO those who receive this interest it matters
little that the money was expeeded unprcduc-
lively, it is Of some consequence to the many
who pay it. War may enrich few it i'm
poverishes the many.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-03-10

An instruction of seventy slaves. on a
yizRtation ia Louisiana. has occurred, Oc-
casioned by an attempt 10 whip a stout fellow
Liberty or death" was the watch word
Some hunters coming up at the moment, Ii
was quelIed by the death of several, being
shot, after the ixo or three whites had been
attacked and wounded with hoes. Many
fed and on the next day ailconcerned were
tremendously Aogged.
Air Aaron Howard. Of Amherss. Mass, was
Killed in the woods while falling tree, last
week.-He was alone. A Gnb probably
struck him.
Several fires have OF cared III Boston aud
East Boston.
* Eiheerf. persons have been killed by the
Conclusion of iwn steam boats coming III con-
iaci on ;he Mississippi. one going down, and
b. u:l,cr np-AhJ cae of the boats was sunk.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-03-10

Railroad Iron.-The prescott prices Of
Railroad Iron in England, - to 9l3 per
ton, leave no doubt that the article may be
a'igantaseOusly manufacturing in this cOun-
Irs. Several iron establishments have al
seady commenced the manufacture, and
rivers are making preparations for it. The
demaHd for iron is likely to be large in the
ensuing xssson. and orders which would have
been seHa 30 England are withheld on ac-
count of rhe aIe reports Of continued and
increasing high Prices.-BOstOn Daily Ad-
s;ertiStT.
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LATER FROM Mexico. BY the arrival

LATER FROM Mexico BY the aIf arr" 40
the packet ship Norma. Capt: 6ar!on AMI
have advices from the City OF Me eXo lara
Vera Cruz to the 3lst January; we WEI En-
that Paroles remains in the undIstnrO o;I;,sn,
;n , Of the power which his nh and
force acquired for him; and his c eu, as a:
conJnot seem 10 make it appear inal ." "oIn-
as regards the good government P 81 , ius CO..
trv and the honorable. conduct Of ' c'Ileo in
s : y n the power could not have ia"''
TO better hands. .,bversise 81.
h,1 on,borify, which date priO" 10 '''' .
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THE PATHOLOGY OF DRUNKEN
NESS.


The Lecture of DR.. Powers OH this sub
ject was delivered second time in this place,
by request, on Sunday evening. March 1st.
The Congregational Church was well filled,
and the arrangements such that The exercises,
though the lecture in most of its features
purely scientific, went off with The order and
interest of a religious meeting. The rela-
ton of the physical organization of men TO
the sin of inebriation was exhibited, as in
scrbed upon the very organs Of auinal life
where indulgence and excess were seen to
communicate inflammation, and implant the
poison of fatal disease. The progress Of ruin
was illustrated by DIR. Sewa.l's wonderful
plates; the manner and necessity of it argued
from the laws Of health, as God had ordained
them. by the able lecturer. No community
should be without the knowledge which was
thus impaired; none can receive it and not
feel itself urged, moved as it were by the rev.
citation Of the works OF God, so simple when
beheld, TO put far from them the willy preten-
ces and snares of the arch-tempter in this
niquity. The manner Of DIR. Powers is
highly engaging, and nothing was wanting
from the matter Of this lecture to make 1t wOr-
thy in, the highest degree Of his aim, and Of
the subject.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-03-10

ing under load Of odium as great as the fed
eralists of 1912. when they opposed war
which had the best reasons for its support,
and their overthrow will be as signal and GER
tain.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-03-10

nFIn P. S. 10 a letter it is announced
that Romulus NJ. Saunders, Of N. c., has
been nominated for Minister to Spain, IN
place Of Washington Irving.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-03-10

More Fires.-The extensive dwelling Of
Stephen n. Weld al Jamaica Plains, Rox-
hurry. The satinct faetsiy of J. L. r. Pick
ford. in Worcester. No insurance.
Destructive fires have occurred at Mem
phis, Tenn. and Vicksbarg, Miss.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-03-10

At the Navy Yard, yonng man with
ouI family was killed while preparing some
percussion powder. His head was blown
from his body. and the whole body shock
ingly mangled. Another man had his ann
blown off. This is only small foreiaste OF
waE-Wash. Cor. Of n. y Express.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-03-10
BRILLIANT WING VICTORIES.

In the municipal elections this Spring. in
the State of New York, the Wings seem 10
be so far generally victorious. In Buffalo,
the Wings have carried the Mayor, Alder
men and other officers by a decisive MAORI
ty. Troy has elected Wing Mayor and all
the Aldermen but two. Utica has also a.
chieved glorious Wing victory over com
binalion of opponents. In Rochester the
Wings have elected Z of the 9 Aldermen, all
the Supervisors, the Mayor and Marshall
We shall doubtless have the pleasure Of an
nouncins multitude more of triumphs du-
ring this and the next month. The State oil
New York is essentially Wing. Had it not
been for the Birney and American Republi-
can delusions, she would have proved herself
Wing by thousands majority in the las, Pres
idential canvass.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-03-10

An HONEST MAN.-It is generally known
to the public that James Reed, Esq. of Bos-
ton, during the embarrassmenis ofl94l, was
obliged to yield to adverse circumstances,
and failed for S55O,O0O. He took the benefit
of the Bankrupt Law, and obtained an hon.
orable discharge. His assets amounted to
100000 But on the day the final dividend
was made. Mr.. r. came nobly forward and
paid the balance, amounting to over $4,000,
accumulated by untiring industry during the
two and half years succeeding his misfOr-
tunes. For this act of high-minded integrity
his creditors have recently presented him
with rich service of plate, in testimony of
their admiration Of the lofty sense of honor
which dictated the course which too few
have ever had the masnanimity TO adopt.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-03-10
WASHINGTON. Feb.23.

The Senate adjourned this morning with
out the transaction of any business. The
House not in session.-all in honor of the
anniversary of Washington's Birth day.
The Supreme Count, which has now been
occupied more than two weeks with the con-
sideration Of series Of Patent Cases, was IN
session to-day.-Mr Phelps. of VT, con-
tnued the argument..-ErPress.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-03-10

Ex-Governor JAMES Mcdowell has been
elected 10 Congress from the Xlta District
OF Virginia to supply the vacancy occasioned
by the death OF Hon. William Taylor. Gov.
Med. was elected without opposition.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-03-10

Nssz>fnkxs's 'fEsMOs We presume
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-14

METHODIST PROTESTANT CEURcH-TIe Stare
SasoAln consequence Of the action of the late Gem
efs Conference OF ne Methods, Protestant Church on
Toe slave question, number Of The ombers Of the Gin
eans'' Batavia and Bctord Circuits held convention
90 The aOIh u 4; which resolutions were unsnimou,ly
adopted disapprovug the action of the Conference on
Ad qaesi:on, recommending TO the Quarterly Confer.
eoce OF the several circuits and stations of the Ohio
conference TO take into The propre ~
awnndrawing fellowship from the slsvoholding portion
tne church, aud Of instruc,ns the delegates TO tho
uex Annual Conference accordingly They also resolved
.st In case the Ohio Conference refused 10 withdraw
laey would withdraw themselves.
STEAMER SUNE-The steamboat West Wind
struck snss in the Mississippi when about 80 miles be-
low ST Louis on the I'd inst and was immediately run IN
10 sand-eat, where she In fee. water The car
50 was much damsSed. The bos, had on board abort
1000 bills OF -four. shipped by different person. and
mostly nsured 100 tons OF bacon pork and ard insured
In Boston; 1900 pigs OF lead, also in.nr,, 4, ,h. "a,
Iuad.y other small lots OF conn., bae-rope nsye,,v q,
Completed the cargo Tbs boat Is insured oy an ocs In
81. Louis foy $500.
CAPT. TALcoTT.-The Albany Argus of Satur.
day morning says: We have TO lear tbs, the
wound of CapL ralcoi severe than the letter,
rom Detroit represent The first accounts were favor.
Aa!e oas tho ia.er ntelsen represents tae
severe one mo bali yet remaining unexIacted from,
ais cnest, and the result doubtful.
TELEeRAPHlc CoMNusIcArIoS WITH BosroS.-
Communication BY telegraph has bsen had with Hartford
uurlas the day. Several business messages were dis
Patched back and forth for the FIRST time So the entire
me from Boston 10 New York, Ia now complete and In
WORKING order. [New.HAyen Pei.
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DpDHa.
DANIEL ADEE,


tn- FULTON-SP Nes-York, 10 now publishing New
w ton's Prtncipa The Mathematical Principles OF Ns
tural Philosophy, by Sir Isaac Newton translated Into
Epyl,ah by AnsTew Note To which 10 added, Newtons
System OF IN, World, with Portrait taken from the Bust
ia the Royal Observatory Greepwich) Fhst American
eddou carefully revised and corrected with Life OF The
Author By n w. Chiendeu A. n. &c
The Pnc,pa consists Of three book The hrss TWO con-
tain III, Mathematical Principles OF Philosophy. namely
the laws and condition, OF oors and forces and illus
aiet schoa treating Of some Of the os general and
b-sl established points In philosophy such a. e Geosi'y
apc resistance ofboci, void OF matter and The
ton OF sod light The third book d-duces from !hese
principles consQt!ou Of the system oil the world The
principle OF universa GrsyinOr IL the great d,covery
which cdaraci-Zzs the P1cP!a-s work 30 stuPendous
IN Sesul only physical but even moral science,
that men pronounced II ike the production OF
Celestial intelligence than that Of human being
This Invaluable Will be isued II ak large octave
Nos 30 per No, and u siyle Of printing paper
&c. will be equal 10 any book COW published
The hrs No. will be issued in few weeks and The iuc-
cse1ing oues VIII be Issued monthly NIL completed
Address, DANIEL ADEE, Puohcer,
i,5tf lc7 Fultoc-st N z
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The following from the Rev. Dr. Waterbury, ~ Hudson
among The many testimonials iaas the proprietor hiss re
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Having for several years had occasion Dr. Whites
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GALES on LAKE OSrARlo-On Friday evening,
as the steamer ST. Lawrence between Sockets Har
Dor and Kingston, she struck by mite Squaii,
which capszns har before she eou DC osoaSn
face the gallo The passengers describe the scene As
truly terrific The thrown upon her eearn enos
the instant tia. the sQus struck her. and the
expected she would speedily Eli. Il was with SEeSt diI
Guilty that she was righed by rolling large quantity e
potash 10 the windward side.
TIE CRAZE CRoP-In late rambles through the
Whey ards Bal HILL few miles above the city, have
noticed with regret general failure Of the grape crop
that quarter by rot In the various Vineyards there be-
longing 10 Mr. Longworth. and comprising some ffty
acres the crop will exceed than one-foarh the
usual GUAR tity As this Is new business here the cause
Is moi readily ascertsned. The Niredresers generally as
cribe IL 20 the combined action OF the heat fcSs and
scorchins SUM- OF the last frtnght. We have heard OF
similar losses In the Vineyards In Other OF the
try. I'm. da1. WEDNESDAY.
COPPER Osr-Thirty tons of copper ore came
down Yesterday on the steamboat Detroit on It's way
Boston II was from the Cuff mins, belonging 70 tho
Pus6urg company. ipetso.' Aaf-
The propeller Chicago brought down nineteen tons Of
copper ore from the same mine, her lsst UP.
[Cleveisnd Herald.
DIPLOMATIC TERMs.-We notice ,nss oil the
ofcais In speaking of the Mexican War. contend that
Is TO be carried on conquer peace with Mexico
Why not own the corn, and say TO conquer Piece ~
Mexico.
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Ngw.YoRs TUESDAY MoKNING. July IL. 1876.

resf pes- aha Sandwich Islands. Our leaders viii re-
r,e.be- n. sketch OF Loo5G Dict he Pa- rubbish
ed IN the KSIcEEzsoczEk many years ago; hzge negn-
tAinwhae TIA; Ike ~ islsnd every and then
from the bosom Of the Pacific, trailing from lis hun
dreds or green shiny ropes that stream Ike aorit hai.
upon the wa.ers he vii be treasure when his the
comes, no: ony 70 oIl-mea ba. 10 workers il iron.
Tie Kucksrbocker are glad to hear maintains 10:
only Al urdlnshed but suFeiy increasing circulation.
1; :, the mos. beautifully painted periodical n America
aat has no superior this respect in any foreign 7usc.-
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LAMPS, GIRANpoLES. sc.

LAMPS, GlRANDOLES, &c.
I AMPS GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
IL CAND ELABRAS for Tho Spring Trade.-DlEVL
BROTHER & CO. No. Is Johr-street manufacturing
and have always on hand pete assortment Of articles
their ne following descriptions which hey will sci
al yrhols,sls or retail al Low PRICES FOR cash;
Improved Chemical OIL and Campheuo Lamps,
Sols Lamps, Gilt and Bfonzed, In great variety,
Cornelius Z Cos celebrated Pk.enI Solar Lard Tampa
6irlndoss vsriou, patterns, gill; siyered or bronzed
Buspending Bo!nrs, Dofc Camphono Lamps
Bracket Solar, Side DO 90
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do do
ratsnt Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do 90
Britannia Hand Lamps Csmphens Chandeliers,
Superior Ch-micsl Oil, Pure sperm on
DO Csnpbeue, Solar aud Lard Oh
do Running 1l1td. R%rn-d tVhsl" on m!ay
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No License,

The citizens OF Albany have held several public
meetings and obtained legal opinions showing the
following conclusions:
l. The excise law OF lsiS Is not unconstitutional De
rio Rep $40.
The Law Ia applicable to incorporated villages, and all
cities except New-York. 10 Wtnd Rep. SE RI1
Rep. 49,
s. two-third veto was no. necessary ID Ftnd. Rep.
32S
Wherever the electors In any town or city have de-
termined that licenses shall be granted whoever sells
by retail any intoxicating liquors shall forfeit S2S. Lds
lS4s, p 323. S. $50.
l. Several penalties against any person may be reeov-
aired In suit thus for three violations SIS may be
covered 10 one suit for 100 violations So 800 RR Rep.
s27.
person who has paid the above penalties Is still la
BE TO an Indictment. Is Eead. Rep. Sal.
|. The issuing licenses, when the people Ii.
eense, is unlawful. Lars )s4S, p S22, 3. T. E 500.
OsnS any act prohibited By statute nsdeuesnor.
sR. S 6se, As
For sucn offence. when penalty IL prescribed, i'm,
pssoumen, In Jail eXceed!og year. fne not ex
cssaOS S2so, or both. q e. S 6s7. Is.
" The True Sun learns by Telegraph from
Baltimore that That the citizens OF Mercer Co. Ohio
are IN slate OF great excitement In relation the set
temens Of John Randophs manuri;,ed slaves In their
vicinity Tney have resated en ma,se, and made such
eemon'sraaons of force cause The negroes to dec
{Ar. sf,tv"
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E The Milwaukee Sentinel, one Of the very
best Wig papers AZ the West comes TO IA on an enlarged
end very handsome sheet. Glad to see II.
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sE To Ladies.-Mrs COVE confines TO give advice
AMI directions with espect the application OF Water
Cure 10 all diseases Of and children al her re'-
dance Isl 10Th NV srn
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GENERAL Nollfcs.

~ For Boston Win Norwich and Worcester.
-The steamer Cleopatra. Capt. Wutsn, will leave sooh
siis OF pier No Norh River every Monday Wednesday, snd
E'ruLay a; 5 P NJ. connecting with tbe al Allyns
Point lmy5tfl CALEB PRATT. Jr. Couducior
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-14

E THE WEATHER smelt of hot bricks yester-
day. At one o'clock noticed the thermometer at the
corner MIX and Washington sts stood at 9It In the
shade and grew decidedly better aiterwsrd In such
this all small children should have large tub
of play much they please. and plenty Of
ice-water TO drink. Boston ChroDoype, Saturday.
~ We are not sure about that same icewater.
Good cold well or spring water is cold enough for
children this weather and ice should be used care
fully. The greatest care should also be taken with
regard 10 the diet of children. Persons arrived at
years OF indiscre,ion-say boys over II and girls
over l3-wl of course infame their digestive or
gans with jus, as much lobster, clam chowder, Gu
gamblers, pickles, cayenne, punch, &c &c. as they
see fit AM they among the sovereigns ofthis free
and independent Republic But selling pine ap'
Piles, halfrpe apples, &c &c. from streets'ands to
little children is child slaughter and should be pun
lshed accordingly. Can our authorities do nothing
IN the premises
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TJIU PRINCIPALS OF SCHOOLs.-rartrershp
wanted oy Teacher OF FreDch and OF the Piano Forte
who competent ssa!st IN he general duiies Of School
Aa6re,s "A NJ ts2 Broome-si corner Of Woes'srst
lprtYate dwe.t9s.) Nu "