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VERMONT ELECTIoN.-The following additional
returns have been telegraphed to the Phllade phia
Ledger:
Rutland County-C'arenden. Ira Middletown
Pawlet. PItisfied Rutland. Sherburne, ShrewS
bury, Wells, Castle,on Pultnev, Fairhaven, Hub
berton, Oswell, gives 1906 Wing. For all others
i,l8 Last year. 1850 Wing. All others, 992.
Windsor County.--Cavendisha and Chester gives
23S Wing All others, 305. Last year, 1862 Wing.
All Others. 29.
Nn,ihom Counig-Rothii CHAM gives 1876 Wing.
All others 206. Last year. 2lS Whig. Al others 2o5
Addison C0uaty.-,Iiddehury >horeham, Way
bridge. Whitney, Virgin, Vergennes and Salisbury.
give 69i Wing. All others, 1872. Last year, ~
Wing. Al others, t35
These returns indicate no choice for Governor
by the people.
Leg'sat"re.-iteturns of - members elected to
Lower House, in Franklin, Crltten1en Addison.
Windsor, Rutland. Windham and Grand Isle coun-
ties, show an increase of Wing strength compared
with last year.
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TRoors FOR CALIFoRNIA-The 2d Regiment
of Infantry, at Jefferson Barracks in Missouri
has been ordered to New York, to embark without
delay for California The propellers (or steamships
Massachusetts and Edith will carry some four hun
dred of the gallant fellows on the long voyage. The
rest will be Skinned in other ,ransnorts
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o. General Scott visited West Point on the 4th
The Cadets evinced their respect by an impromp
III illumination of their barracks on the occasion,
and then, proceeding in a body to the Generals
quarters, at the hotel, they made the welkin ring
with enthusiastic cheers, to which the General res
ponded by feeling address, which was in turn
ponded to by three hearty cheers, when the Cadets
retired to their evening Studies
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Charity Hospital. Semi-W eekly Report
Board c { Health.

List of Tntermpnts in the Cy Of .Ner orleans f0r he
hours ending September ID, at II o otoch NJ
softening Of Brain /; Conyusions 2 Consumption 2
Drownei Diarrhpa 3, Debility Intermittent Fever
yellow Fever I6 Typhus Fever L. Bilious Fever Stu bor
l. Unce,; ain 4; Total g. % were white and coioed
under 10 years OF age.
Wh,re born- Oherns 5. Ireland II Germany 3. Mas
sachlsets l. Switzerland KY England Uncertain H.
A. LESTER, Secretary OF BoaId Of Health
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OFFICIAL NoTICE.-A Board of Naval Surgeons
will assemble at Philadelphia on the 25th of Oclo-
her next, for the examination Of candidates for
admission into the navy, as Assistant Surgeons
Applications only TO be made by persons between
the age of 2l and 2S to the Secretary of the Navy
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YELLOW FEVER AT New YoRk.-I'he special
committee of the board of health on IN. 9th INST.
report that the health of the city continues good.
communication from the health officer a qu;.ran-
tine, states that no cases of fever have Oc.
cured since his last report to the committee
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Diel:

On the 18th INST, haifptst O'Clock P NJ. Mr.. MICHAEL
'AN anauvt the fanh Corofn County Galway Ireland,
az 4 i9 yeas.
- HIS friends and acquan,ncs brother Pa
nc" Ryan e respectfully nrad attend s funeral without
urr no,c' om ne c"rr OF Lafayette and NewLeye Streets
4aii-Pas o'clock THIS AFTERNOON.
= Boston to ana D1hn FEeeLnan's yoneL WI p!ea cupY
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U3- Measures have been taken for public meet
ing in New \ ork, to protest against the arrest OF
American citizens by the British Government with.
out any proof of crime being brought against them
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o. A destructive fire was raging at Is!ip. Long
Island. at the last accounts. 1t commenced at the
back Of Cooks and CrandeiIs hotels burned down
70 the country road, and far East as Sayville,
say ten miles by six, and was still progressing East
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IMMIGRANT STATIsTICs.-The whole number of
foreigners arrived at New York, the first eigh;
months of this year, is l3O, ,S6i-and, during
August, l6,Sz5; of the latter, from Germany .4s9.
from Ireland 6 Col
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PHILADELPnIA MAYORALTY.-Siol Swift has
been unanimously nominated los reelection to the
Nayoraty of Philade' phia.
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n5- The exports Of merchandise from NewY York
for Inc whole month Of August, 1913, amounted to
So 800 600
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NEwIoRK AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITIONS
Dea'horne delivered an address at the exhibition al,
Buffalo, on the 9TH instant. The premiums were
awarded the next day
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20 Gen. Pillow will probably be member of
the next Congress, from the district in Tennessee
now represented by J. NJ. Thomas-that gem
teinan declining in his favor
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A New Movement.

~ We are indebted to the steamer Sultana for
late western papers.
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rs- The Eastern mail due to-day viii fail from
beyond Charleston.
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NEW ORLEANS sTArIoNERs, wAREHous.


kp EGrrHntcd tor Ien Years. III
I'tE tEStBSCRlBER, having introduced q -
L into his practice and improved RaesAS.--z.o
method OF FILLING EEETH with Gold, " YF~-..ssIaeA
by which double the amount of density is |IIi IH
produced. is prepared TO every filling here the
Tooth consttuOnaiy good and healthy ren,y fire ycGrS
Ako whole and halt sets OF Artificial TEETH eth IN
blocks OF carved work with false Jaw and gums or with
single separate Teeth, may be preferred, mounted on
Gold Plate and confined by atmospheric pressure sufficiently
INN 10 sustain weight of sixteen pounds, will be furnished
better terms and OF better quality than b. procured
al any otter Dental establishment / the South.
.S J. w refers to the following gentlemen who have,
hOuoIed him with Their patronage:
P.o. STONE. SYKES & IYpE
noRpiT STURGEs \ WKGHT
DlNiTRY. MORPHy NEyil4
Dr. BESBROoK. RoBISEoN x ALLIE.
- B.-Denss sap, he'd with God Foil and Plat, ti
flee No. liz 81. Charles STREET. =, a.,
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n- The Essex railroad was opened from Salem
10 the new city of Lawrence, Mass, on the 18th.
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CO The Florida everglades are about to be
drained, so as to bring one million acre. of fine
land into cultivation. Good,
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LIVERPOOL PACKETs.-We learn from the New
York Shipping List, that Mr.. f. X Collins has dis
posed of hfs interest the line of Liverpool packets
long and favorably known rs the Dramatic Line,
ION account Of the names of the vesses to Messrs.
SpOfford Tilleston IL Co., of this city, for round
sum, the transfer to take place Immediately; the
latter gentlemen despatching the Sheridan, now in
port on the 26th inst, and receiving the others.
viz Garrick, Roscus, and Sddons, as they sue
cessively arrive from Liverpool S. Il. d Co., are
well known in this community, as the agents of the
Charleston line of steamers, and will doubtless sus-
tain their reputation in this their new enterprise
Mr.. Collins also renquishes his New Orleans line
of packets, ships berth, signal, &c. in favor of r.
p Stanton, already engaged in that trade. and will
now devote his untrammecd energies to the sue
cessful establishment of his line Of steamships be-
tween New York and Liverpool he will, we are
sure, meet with success in this important undera
king-at any rate, we know he will deserve it.
RIvERs.-The steamboat Della, at St. Louis re-
ports tine Illinois river falling fast from La Sale to
the mouth with At feet water in the upper part.
The steamboat Bon Accord reports the Upper Mis-
si.sipp rising between the Rapids, and at stand at
Galena, and the Lower Rapids with 3! feet water
at The latter place The Missouri is falling with
Al feet water in the channel. AT St. Louis the
river is falling.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

w r. ARSON inform, his patients cs-==~--a>,
- tiat ne can be found daily al hi Office k.1kaSsFso
from l[oT ro,roH a, M, TO- P Pr 'earson fssa
h,thy improve" en'N IN Dental Surgery are IIIyITS
100 well known and appreciated 10 re0nre eru,neIa,
~, nhpth '.hl a.e particularly worthy the aftept IN
:" .Ho,e ielhri arlcIal ones His prces are gr,dad t
sun The cucun tanc"s o. all. Office al hi, rq,dsnca
T0nHc street, Canal ~ oHS' q II
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FREE Soil IN LAFAYETTE.-A meeting Of the
Lafayette Van Buren, Club was advertised to take
place last night at the corner of Levee and Har.
mony streets, and good speaking being promised.
together with the nomination of Presidential cleo
tors for the State, We jumped into the cars about
O'Clock, AMI found, on arriving at the railroad
terminus, we had to walk three quarters of mile
farther. With half dozen others from New
Orleans, curious to see what would be done, We
tramped to the oppoin'ed place, and much to our
chagrin found there was no meeting A few MEM
bers of the Club had held an informal meeting
about quarter of an hour before, and no addition
being expected to the number, motion to adjourn
to meet at Banks Arcade, in the Second Munich
palty, on Friday evening next, prevailed.
Go to work gentlemen, raise a good meeting
and let us hear your principles expounded If you
fail again, Free So''s no where in Louis
lana.
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&C. AT COST Selling Off At COSTA,
A. MI NROE q CO. :, Il M,c,xr<r s~prr,

20 "" VIII no" SCI! our ,nFs stock o. SUMNER CLOTHING
liT CrsT, conn IusIug
hefuO tr".a. DI.as and ga COATS
COTS '- ''1h' Dress ana sa'H
W' Wa'e' h,.T@, { Gk llI sr.le! sACKs and COATEEs
the"h Linen, Crron and Kunm de Lam. y / N'rs.
II Onr St,:s WOOLLEH GOODS ,cIrr. AM, o recc..
'f'I'0' N'
:fT One Price for Goo s. and no deviation
y A. MUNRCE g. co, 81 Magazine street
Ky Strangers III the City, see Dr. B. r. MULLEN'S
a'Sefnents IN the other columns aper He o The
very hes III his profession United States. All that
IN need would DO well give call, 80 Custom house
main 2rn
SF~ The America -Graefen6er2 Theory does not
resume
taGut II
1t Is the and prre!cTs. Bu
ces offered the Graeenbeg Company, EVERY DISEASE
ii md IT, Al
+" g. Agents. GraeienJeSs S s. 20, fourth ;ae. %
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-" Welded by men entirely great,
The Pen is mIghtler than the Sword.


We notice by publication in the Franco-Amer
lean of yesterday that Gen. Cavaignac has
suited the ACADEMY of Moral and Political
Sciences upon tile evils under which society
labors, and that, in his application that body, he
made the declaration that '' the smord ,ras mrOfem
against IDEAS and that intelligence alone could COM
bat The sophisms uhich lead astrQy so great a num-
Der OF persons,' Here is an acknowledging Of
the triumph of thought force, of The intellectual
over the animal portion of our nature--an acknow-
ledgement from of the rulers of the earth that
Man is no longer to be treated as the brute.
The sword is mpotent against ideas " The
power of the Atkenian democracy could not stop
the spread of the philosophy of Socra'es-the civil
tribunals and the armed soldiers of the Roman En-
pire could not suppress the diffusion Of Christian
ity-the prisons, racks and scaffolds of the COM
bined kingcraft of Europe have been unable to
strangle the infant spirit of freedom which has been
born among their people. Ay. " the sword is
impotent 3" Every drop of blood it draws serves
but to water the plant and manure the soil which
susains it-eradicate the idea il cannot, if it be
rooted in truth
The official announcement of this great truth is
a in the history Of civilization in Europe,
and promises fair for brilliant and happy future.
The Academy OF Moral and Political Sciences -
have not been backward in responding to the appl
cation of the Executive Chief " of France they
have appointed commission, consisting Of Messrs.
Cousin, Thiers Troplong, Blanqui, and Gustav.
de Beaumont, to draw up report in answer to the
requisition, and in the time have sent Blanqu'
and Dupn into the great manufacturing Districts I,
compose and circulate tracts for the people!
We shall watch the progress of this great and
novel movement with interest, and communicate
its results, from time 10 time. to our readers.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.
tkeportet Daily for the Crescent


LAFAYETTE, Sept l5, l648.-Two steamboats, but no
fatboas arrived today. Prices-Beet Cattle 43f%c
2 ID; dogs, 4G4f4c h; Sheep, s20sa 10 . head; Hay
81, f ton Oats 81 &C. bushel; Bran eoc cwt; Com
56fdD5sc = bushel
Dnnng the last week, business in Cattle dull with
good stock always hand. Prices varied 4D5c. n for
Beef Cattle, 4iac for Ho"s and :27s3 nd tor Sheep
- s>o----
SteanlbOat Departures This Day.
"a SEE AnrEaTfsfWtNrs on rhfRD PfGE,
Ts:oS Ts:o9 h. NgScLE 5d,N2 N2 i GpsPs% h NJ
$, U;GhE i SAN, ,6 yag Dgs.4, P ~
s%L5st ::::.:: .ATLhNT!5 a!s1S5 2
Na,er"s Places ...MogiLE, sutton, P VI. NJ. Cars
~ The U. $ Mail NE Plus uLTRAna,Fot Louis
vile, Cincinnati, Wheeling, and Pltsbuig-TiiS DAY
ss15day els at 'Gd3 mYDE Ii p61@sHEb p6GEsby Il roydra
~" PASSENGERS viii please be on board at the hour,
r;, TIE X Esgsst UNCLE SAN viii leave fo St Ions
eh Sl5 '' O'1' '''F HYDE < oCIEsBy 13 Poydras st
SO The St Louis packet. ATLANTIS will leave for
sl6 ~''~' ' HYDE < OiLEsoY, L Poydras st.
a1" Perseverance Fire Co. No. 13.
Meet the Engine House SUNDAY AFTER
NOON, I7h instant o'clock Trll 81 Y =.
of the New Engine. .Prncurary requested ySZg
81" EDWARD II. FOSDlCE, Fo,enai.
Crystal Foun1 Division No. 4, S. of T. Visiting Com
T. B. tiEARTT ". p, g St. Charis
). O. Pi ifkShN, w, A.. Crescent Once.
h. BIA IhW ELL, r :. Apoo TTouWak CailT-
r.. ". VAN Wlch, T.. ~ Camp street.
MUS ROVE EN Ms Chtp', ST. John Race and Oruuy-
Rev N o. PRESTON, corner Race ami Constance
Pelio7n Division Sick Visiting Committee.
JAMES RURhE, ". P Triton Walk yade1
W. W MCCARTHY, W. A.. l2) POydras
EDWARD SMITH r s., PhhPpt stree, near IL via.
THOMAS DOBBiNS, +. y. Constance and Estele
Dr. McGBBON, I5i Povtrns
ROBF. ECh Market hLw ST. John
THOMAS CURkAN, III -. Cntre-
HENRY STEPHENS X. 5. pro ten.
~ Renova-C. YALE, JR., & co. have removed
l3 CA.ftres 27 N AGALINE STREET betve,u
Commo anl Grav where the, U.I seep stock OF
fancv and Staple SlLk GOODS
White Iace Linens roieI etc. and compI.fe
assortment of MILLINERY STRAW GOODS which titv
Soul the CITY Country Dealers. iyl
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an ENGINE FOR SAFE

4 STEAM rNGNt. FOR sALL-thee feet stroke
n and nine and half nc Cyiinder hi. IN gine ns
EsHn butt Ivy an Engineer, and suitable Il raw
Nil or small cuga Mil. or further particulars appTy
+ No. Is yatta street, 10 WM RopDY. OF ~ - 70
Lfcec street, There 1t he seen. sc
LITE AND IN rEPEsTING PUBLICATIONS.
s,tR SAIL At "a C1.HP STREET -sTRICK
4 i.AEnS Ives or THE QUEEN OF Nj
POEMS nF WM. CULLEN BkYANT-Compre,e IN "
WASu!hntD. AND THE GENERALS ) Oc TrE
ECEbLtTioN-'h heap edition IN vn
MEMOIRS Or TIE EMPRESS JOSEPIlNE-py
Nj lie N. i. ie NormanG.
"RANTLEY MANoR17A Tale, by Lay Geo sIa,e
Just received, and for sale the New riean, Staoner.'
Warehouse [I53tl J 4 SFEEI, IA Iaun
NEW ORLEANS sTATIONERs' WAREHOUSE,
No IA t.l.NP >JREEI.
tStbNSTASiLI st FILLED with splendid and com
pIete 4s,o nent OF all article; required by Banks nsI
rance anh fHbic nicei aid Merchants, Seamboas and
>nIps. BLANK BOOKS. of the tit class valrauted ro
be superior. supariine SrATIONERN steel Pens school
bo"ts PubIcu ons, london standard Work> etc
PRINTING anu BuOk-bINDiNII. executed wrh neal
ness cheapness and d,pa The pIopneor having p,o
cnncd .NKEE CARD Pass, ; prepared TO pnnt
cards and other work as low office the city.
~ All articles iom t.! e>rab i,hmen warranted 10 give
satisfaction. }. Is. STEEL, No Il i'amu street
siJ 0t New DTcanS
The daily crescent., 1848-09-16

GARDE MoBILE.-This comnany, or, we be-
lieve they have resolved to style themselves, the
d" National Guard elected the following officers
last night: H. Fo.no, Captain; John Lewis, First
Lieutenant; Simon Green, Second Lieutenant
The company is formed Of choice materials, ant
the selection of officers is excellent. Capt Forno
when second in command of regiment on the Rio
Grande, in '46, was universally accorded to be one
of the very best dscplinarans and officers in the
volunteer service We would, therefore, give
friendly caution to other volunteer companies to be
on the qui uiUe or the National Guard will soon BE-
the "Star" company of New Orleans
The daily crescent., 1848-09-16

EAViNG RECEIVED ACARGO of so7ton- ae,,.,,
pefslnp Ashanti W. have reduced E, Dr,ce IN on.
per p0b"d, bat would the same time rerno,rns,t @ ~
IN The use OF the article until have more ary,it ,yb
are hourly expected. "''' "'''-''
sli STANTON y co, 81 Commerce ,,,es;.
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MINIATrJRr CT,ASsIcA1rTpphpv


FGET!CAL LAC0 or AnfoIisms % from h;IFet, the Poet,
GLARKEs sCR;PTi RE fk6MisEs, complete.
GhLbsMhTH'S9 vIchKof ;Ie afssi WAKEF.ELp sIi'f
G;,Sifa5M GEMS FROM AGERnicAN iInf POETS
HANNAH MoRE,s ) pRAcfiGtAIht : AItiHiiHss rIerY vol.
HOFFNAN 5 LAYS Of rHE fF tiiyb,0y..c liI,
JoHNSUN's HISTORY OF RAssELAs
MANnAL Of MATRIMDNl.
MoORES I.ALLAH RDOkil
pAi,h ;,nl ASb 'SIRi,1Ic ViR,.iNiic complete
rput9GK' r I ,!I, : GpiRSE &pmS +, nF y TlME,
nsnh@nceo-Slo CO Of F,iend;hLn--do. of Lo.e "
WILSON'S SAIkA PRIV ATA
YulNGS NIGHT THOUGiI'rS
,J.l received and Tor sale at the New Sationa
"at4"o>t. lsi2 81 J. b. STEEL. IA Camp
BRAGELoNNE-PARr g.
W and interesting BOOkS- '"e 'o"o"'"7 "'''
BR0GELONNE.Pact 3; being the conclusion
HAFh AF fLG GF4HHf "F b 2k TE TIIRGsfY WIFE
TRh PPER' : BRIDE. by thr Aurbor Of The Pn,uoUrd
2M,Gd Hr AND REAIY Sf,Nt:STER
hAZLrrs LIFE OF EAPOLEON, beautifully bound
y,EiR2i,T0HTRT,s " 2, i MODERN NFRENCH!LTERATrRE
5N NEDENBnkG'S WRITINGS and H0MUOPATiI-
IL WORMS. WELD co, Y Canr ST.
Sl3 Depot of homeopathic Medicines
ROUGH AND READY LINE OF oMNIBUsES
'INfiEPl are now Twelve CARRIAGES , -.
IN the above Line. and will leave as z ~
Frr, Carnage from Lqitve,e.
Ert DO. d. Cove rnmen Wharf 81 My: +, f. " "
Fr't do. DO. Canal street each way.......6 ~ "
IL EpvEIJl u coot1 TiL,o.- do,..,,..s....Hi r. y.
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Arrival Of The Europa.

Ireland quiet--Escape OF O'Gorrnan--France-
Flight of Louis Blanc, Rollin and Caussidiere
Medi alton in Italy-Mal kets etc.
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VERMONT ELEcTroN.-The following additional
returns have been telegraphed to the Philadel phia
The daily crescent., 1848-09-16

The Republic Recognized bY Turkey-A teIe-
graphic dispatch is said to have been received hv
The French Government confirming the recognition
of the French Republic by tae Ottoman Porte and
announcing the appointment by the Sultan of
new Ambassador to Paris, TO fill the place vacant
since the departure of Soiman Pacha.
A detachment of PoeS left Strasburg on the Nth
inst. to join the Polish legion fighting in Italy
against the Austrians.
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ROUGH ANp READY LINE o. OMNIRn

'INfiEPli are now Twelve CARRIAGES . --,.-,,
IN the above Line, and will leave as z -
follows: S-As--zLl47-za~--.
Er, ,,trriace from laiavoite. ......----- q . -
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IFi,' FS % do DO % Goyernment Wharf 81 My3 r y
Last do. do. do do DO " a. y :,
Fr't do. do. Canal street, each way.....6 ;,
tARE-i1 cents, rke,s 81 per hunded-fo sale .y col
lecOrS. ,Dd Line tickets ed ~ ~ w
- NO Niho"ihg allowed or intoxicated per.oDs perm,
w 10 lLHe. l. III }. Il. SLAWSON 4 FD
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Return Of he EnpCr2r.-The Wener Ze,tung of
the l3th contains repor. Of the Emperor's return
TO Vienna
Populations from tie corporation. the university,
and the garrison o! tleIna proceeded on the after
noon Of the l2th, to Stein, on the Danube to re-
celve the Emperor, vino arrived at that place at
O'Clock. ' he deputatiGns having been Introduced
10 His Majesty by the Premier Baron Doblhoff, the
Emperor addressed by Dr. Saer the Speaker
of Tie Deputations His Ma esty thanked the speak
er In the kpdest manner, and protested he was
happy TO return to Hi-nna
The Emperor landed at ) o cIoci, in the afternoon
al NuSsdorf, which may he called suburb OF Vi
emma. v here an Immense crowd of people of all
classes awaited his arrival. and sain',d him with
deatening cheers. On the pier MS Majesty was re-
ceived by the members OF the Cabinet and the gen
erality, and walked through rows of girls strewng
flowers 10 the imperial carriages.
The pier at Nnssdorf was Ornamented with a tri-
umphai ARCH from which the German and Austrian
colors Were gaIly hutrering in the breeze Seyera
other arches OF triumph We're erected On .he en-
frahces OF the various suburbs and girls dressed ~
white, with olive branches and flowers in then
hands. greeted the Empress, who kindly acce,,ed
their presents
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-12-22
From The Ohio Slate Journal.
The State-What Is to be DOnel

One parsf the business Of Locofoco hum
bupperv now in process throughout the State,
and especially at the capital, is an cndeayor TO
the Wing members Of the Legislature
70 sbbmu IA The wrong which has been PerPe-
trated upon them and upon the people, oy re-
presenting that otherwise we shall nave no
government; and that it is their duty even TO SUI
fer the wrong rather than permit so unfortunate
an event. The following from The CINCINNATI
Alias. whose editor is not only an able writer,
but a sound lawyer. sets that matter at rest;
The Constitution has provided for the c0ntin-
nance of the State Gorsrnmeat. That is enough
Iribe legislature does not organize, it is not
fatal TO The State organization at all. NO body
will lose half as much as the members oil Inc
Legislature, who do not get their pay.
First-We shall have Governor. Article
5d Section Cd. of the State Constitution says
"The Governor shall hold his office Tor the
term oftwo years, and until another GcVernoT
shall be elected and qualified" That is decl'
sive on that point. Governor Bebb Will con
tinue in office until the Legislature is organized
| fit be the next two years. cr
S,coral,-We shall have all the offices tllled
Article Cd. section 9th, of the Constitution says
aWhen any officer, the right of whose appoint
ment is, by this Constitution, vested In the Gen
erul m assembly, shall, during the recess die, o
his office by any means become vacant, th'
Governor shall have power to fill such vacan
cv. by granting commission, which shall eS
oire al Ihs end of the next session OF the LIE
gislatufe." ut ia
Tha, is decisive that we shall have an Aud
tor Of State, and other officers necessary TO cal
~ on business. If il be necessary, we sha
have a Senator and Judges. There is no diff
Gully on that head.
Thirdly-The interest on the state oeo' WI
be paid. The acts Of 1925 and 1882 IN rel
lion TO the public debt, authorize the AUDITOR
State to levy and collect tax equal 10 'Ge J
tercst Of the public debt, exclusive oil delalc
lions, which shall be applied 10 that purpose.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-12-22
She works for a Living.

Commend Us to the girl Of whom il is sneer-
ingIy said "She works for living" 10 her
we are always sure 10 find the elements Of
true womsn-a real lady. True, we are not
prepared to see a mincing step-a naughty lip
"a fashionable dfess-te hear string Of splen-
did nonsense about the ballsand the young men
the new novels and the nenparies-no, no.
bu, we are prepared 10 hear sound words Of
good sense-Iangusge becoming women-and
10 see a neat dress. a mild brow, and TO witness
movements that would not disgrace an angel.
You who are looking for wives aud compan-
ions, turn from the fashionable, lazy, naughty
girl. and select one from any ofthose who work
for liyinc-and hever-our word for twill
Won repent your choice. You want a substan-
ial friend aud not doll. helpmate and not a
heIp.eat. a counsellor and not a simpetOn.-
You may not be able TO carry friend nto your
house. but you can purchase spinning whe,l
or knitting needles. If you cannot purchase
anv new novel, you may be able TO take some
valuable paper. If you cannot buy ticket to
the ball. YOU can visit some afflicted neighbor.
Be careful then when you lsok for companions
whom YOU choose. We know many foolish
man. who. instead of choosing the industrious
and prudent woman for a wife, took one from
the fashionable walks, and is now lamennng his
lolly in dust and ashes. He ran into the fire
with his eyes wide open, and who but himself
/ is 10 blame.