The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-11


seized under a warrant, on Union wharf,
Une 90 gallon keg, three Is gallon kegs, and
four 10 gallon kegs, containing sprituous-
liquors. They arrived here in a schooner on
Sunday afternoon. The owner is unknown
but a.lOoker OH, who happened to be present
at that early hour, remarked to himself In
a melancholy tone, There goes hundred
dollars more P'-P0TttaAd Argus,
TRACK ToRN UP.-Y Yesterday, some scoun-
drels in Morrow county, between Gilead and
iberia, tore up some Of the rails of the y,
U. q O. Railroad track and hid them in
a swamp. Rails were taken from side
track and the main one repaired. The
same men set fire to a wood pile belonging
10 the Company, aud burned more than
hundred cords Of wood. Atelegraph pole Of
the House line was burned.-Ctev. Herald
Of Wednesday.
MoRE LIQUOR SEIzED.-The City Marshal
ON Saturday seized three large chests filed
with kegs, Jugs, and other vessels filled with
liquor, and also one barrel Uf gin, marked
sperm oil, and ten gallon keg Of H.
quor, brought by the propeller. He also
seized one large chest filled with kegs and
Jugs OF liquor brought by the BOSTON,
Bangor Whig.
FAndERs OF THE COUNTRY The number
of landholders, that is, persons owning
farms, in this country, is about q million
and ahalf out Of twenty millions Of white
population. In Great Britain, the number
Of landholders is only $4,000 out Of a popu-
lation Of q 900 900.
KUssUTH GoNG.-The Tribune says Kos
suth will soon leave Tor England. MesSrs.
Pulzsky, Bethlen and Macy will return
with hun. Mr.. Hajnik, his Treasurer, will
perhaps remain as financial agent to the New
England Hungarian Committee.
"What did Mr.-die of" asked simple
neighbor. "Of a complication of disOr-
ders," replied his friend" How do you
describe complication, my good sir 7" He
died." replied the other, "of two physi-
clans, an aPothecary and surgeon"
DANGER TO THE DooroRs. young speaker
at the State Medical Convention in Cleve-
land says it may yet be necessary to shoot
the quacks." Heavens what a terrible
slaughter that would cause in the ranks of
the profession.
Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER has replied to Will
liam Case, that if it is possible thing, he
VIII be present at our State Fair, and address
the people on Agricultural topics We hope
that nothing will occur to prevent bis COM
ing. He promises to write more definitely
to Mr.. Case, in short time.-CIeUeLand
True Democrat.
GrIt is worthy of remark that whilst the
twenty.three millions of people in the Uni
ted States use l5O, 100000 pounds of coffee
annually the twenty. millions in Great
Britain and Ireland use only 32,5OO,OOO
pounds.
D-The amounts ofspecie in banks of New
York city, is nearly $4,000, 900, an increase
of 81 100000 since the 9th of March. One
Bank in Wall street has over 2,U0O,OOO,
and another over 81 100000 of coin in its
vaults.
GTThe Cleveland Plaindealer is informed
by the agent who is now on the Reserve,
that considerable number of the colored
people Of Ohio are making arrangements to
emigrate to Liberia in the course of the
year.
1--WE cut the following advertisement
from an exchange -
Lost on Wednesday last, brindle pup
with switch tail belonging to Patrick Nc
Neil with his ears slit.
DHorace Greeley says " it needs no logic
to tell us, that the grog shops have more in
huence over the police and aldermen than
the police and aldermen have over the
grog-shops."
G-A Washington paper says AN in
dustrious friend lately returned from a two
years residence in California, has made
twenty thousand dolars--in experience,
and brought home with him sixty-two
cents"
DrThe following new Post Offices have
been established in Ohio :--Arcanum, Darke
county, Solon Smith P. M; Elk, Vinton
county, James Gibson, P. NJ. Webster,
Ddrke county, j. W. Morgan, Z. NJ. The
office at Hygia, Hamilton county, has been
discontinued.
IVA daughter of Thomas Winch, resid-
ing four miles west of Cleveland, Ohio,
was bitten by mad dog early in March
last, and died few days since of hydro
phobia.
IPA letter from Sydney in the London
papers says -" The Yankee will soon get
masters of this market, if we do not get
better line OF ships or steam communication
between here and England"
IVA contemporary closes an eloquent
notice of a steamboat explosion, as follows
"The captain swan ashore. So did the
chambermaid. She was insured for $l6,-
QUO and loaded with iron.
PThe Democratic" State of New
Hampshire has again refused to strike out
religious tests for Office from their constitu-
ton; thereby continuing the exclusion of
Catholics from Office.
" Mr.. John Howard Payne, who was
United States Consul at Tunis, and recent.
ly died there, was a native of Boston, and
and the author of "Home, Sweet Home"
and other poems of merit.
The CRYSTAL PALACE AT New YoRK-The
stock for the erection of this building,
5000 900, it is said has been all subscribed
for, and the palace will be opened in May,
1853.
IFA barrel of liquor was seized in a
pork barrel in Portland, last week, marked
''prime pork" 1t was doubtless portion
of the "Striped pig"
IPIt is stated that the emOluments Of the
office of Sheriff of New York city and
county annually amount to between $75,-
QUO and $40, 900.