Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09
AND MIL ITEMS.
BY THE ARABIA.

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| The English Parliament was again in session
and on the 10th, the Ministry sustained defea
on an unimportant question, IN relation to the
MaynOoth grant-a majority of 20 IA . house OF
| 100
On Friday night, the income tax bill was read
second time, the opposition reserying their force
for the Sd reading.
Government would on the Sd June explain the
intention as 10 the future administration of India
On the evening of May Goth, Mr.. DIsrael an
nounced that it was not the intention of himself
OF friends to oppose the second reading of the
income tax bill. A verdict OF manslaughter has
been returned against the Directors of the York
and North Midland R. R. Co., for causing the
death Of an engineer and brakeman, on train
which ran Oft the track owing to bad condition of
the rails
A meeting of the people of Southampton was
held to denounce the spy system and extend SYM
pathy to Kossuth'
Crystal Palace is to be built az Glasgow.
Measures are to be adopted in Prussia against
Mormons
The French Minister of Police has published
an order, declaring that no bills or placards can
be exhibited on the walls Of Paris without per.
mission of the Police
The article fixing the extraordinary expenses
was fixed by the Council yesterday.
Sailing ofthe Kane EzDelition
New York, 3Ist.
Dr. Kane and his Arctic party sailed Yesterday
The clipper ship Celeste made the passage to
England from san Francisco in so davs-tbe
quickest trip yet. She has been absent months
and 8 days.
Savannah, June lst
At azmetting of the citizens yesterday, re.
solve was passed authorizing the city to subscribe
100000 for the immediate construction of r
R. to the Gulf through Florida to Pensacola.
Concord, Ist.
The n. H. Legislature organized this norpiro,.
Joseph NJ. Rice, chosen President of the Senate
sergeant-Speaker of the House. The organiza
ton throughout is democratic.
New York, June l.
The steamship Africa sailed for Liverpool at
noon today with 4 Y passengers, among them
were Madam Alboni
The Newark Advertiser saws that 4 private LET
ter from Rev. Chas Bucher. SAYS that Mrs Stowe
Las received from Constable < Co, publishers
London, an offer for temperance tale like Uncle
Tom, of $4,000 in hand and half of the pro
ceeds
Washington, June /
9Tevet Col Mansfield has been appointed In
spector General Of the Army. The NAVY De
partment has received dispatches from Com. Per
~ Of the Japan expedition, who is now at Sin
saPoTe' the squadron will rendezvous at Macao.
DIcTAToH-santa Anna has established a rigid
censorship over the Mexican Press. No paper Is
allowed TO be published without license and for
the good conduct of the proprietors, large sums
OF money must be lodged in the hands Of tho Gov,
eminent to be forfeited if the journal offends-
Iyrant and cut-throat as Santa Anna is. he has
prudence enough left to warn him that. even in /
Mexico, an untrammeled press would be danger
Gus to his assumption of power.
State Temperance Coure,.tion-TbiS tat,ss r1,.o
on the ninth Of June-next week Thursday We /
hope to see a large attendance We h.. 49,.
learned who are going from this city bat there
'usii' 10 be a large delegation. We shouIdlileto
see the Legislature have confidence enough in the
people TO let them vote on the question Of uPro-
llOlhon or "No Prohibition" But the Democr,-
y Of this State are afraid to trust the peonre
Mil Free Dem
EgssJ or N6'e TorE.-TwO young men John "
gray and EdwaId Finch, both residents of Oak
Grove, Dodge Co, have purchased, within the last
our months, $50 bbls. Of eggs, for the purpose Of
Shipment to New York. They paid at the rate of
our cents per dozen Each bbl containsoo boz.
making IN all 10000 eggs.-[SentineI.
Massachusetts and lie Aai1e Liquor Lap-Au !
attempts TO rPcai the Maine Law Of Massachusetts
'y the Legislature just adjourned failed bv 5ec;
i've rlajy.r..tes while attempts to amend and rem
Ter it more stringent and effective failed in the
louise by tie vote uhe speaag- lodging and IN
ne Senate by one majority, go TO 10. a State
lax Of 100000 was imposed.
Education in China-Chfna is co1ei5srsl ,,.;.,. =
eason, as the country of letters. Education i in
feat Fepute; each village has a school where :
hiIdren IN the most humble conditions can 70 9
eve an education. The quantity of books pri,t C
d and sold in China is immense :
4 '''oeH catt-Mrs Young wife of James 4
Dung OF Verona, in Dane county, was killed by y
ginning during the severe thundershower. on
unday last. She was found dead in lane. near
le mousse having gone out a short time previous
Inc shower to look for some cows.-TlIadison
ournal, lst inst
DiscoURAGING From AUsTRALIA-L Letters have t,
'tely been received at New Brunswick from many
the young men who were the first ernigrants 81
, Australia, giving decidedly discouraging pie.
lie OF affairs IN that land. Most of them think II
ley would bs,,s Lo,r, lo... r. v