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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.



Saturday Morning, August 10, 1854.
Our market generally has presented quiet appearance
during the past week though for articles fair de-
mand for the mas prevailed Cotton has been in
pretty good request, and prices generally well
tanned In Tobacco only limited business has been
ported. Lard has been in good demand at advanced
prices Flour has been and higher but Corn has
been dull rather reduced rates Provisions OF all kinds
have been firm but the transactions have generally been
small SCALE The fire of Saturday destroyed large
quantities of Baggp and Rope and the prices for these
articles have consequently improved Freghs have been
dull and rather lower In Exchange but little has been
DONE mostly at unchanged On Wednesday morn
ing published the accounts received by telegraph of
the steamer Atlantic embracing dates from Liverpool to
the 10th of July. They reported active demand for
Cotton at steady prices On the day the advces by
the Arabia to hand bringing up Liverpool dates
to July 90 The sales Of Cotton at Liverpool for the week
ending at that stated at $4,000 bales including
l3oo0 Tor export anu speculation Prices were hrmer
and an improvement of about 16d had been realized for
some descriptions. The quotations given at for
Fair Orleans 53sd for Mddling Orleans SID for Fair
Uplands. and 51td for hIiddlug Upands. Breadstufs
continued depressed, and Flour quoted at 30s31s
p Dbl for Western Canal and Ohio
COTTON-The week opened without much animation in
the Cotton market and the fire which broke out Saturday
noon, absorbed ia great the public attention
The sales of the day hardly reached 700 bales prices
closing without any change of moment the by
the Canada, which appeared in our teegraphe column
that morning producing perceptble effect the
ket. On Monday the inquiry was moderate, and only
about 900 bales TAKEN but Tuesday fair demand
prevailed the sales reaching 1900 bales with the rates
rather in favor of buyers but without quotabe change
On Wednesday and Thursday the demand continued and
during thewo days $500 bales disposed of at
changed prices the accounts by the Atlantic and Arabia
having but little effect Yesterday sales embraced about
bales making the total business of the week $500
bales prices closing at the range OF quotations
| follows
| NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
inferior. .,..,....5 f05A Middlins Fair, .9Isd5-
,rdinary..........6 G74 Fair. 20
Kidding. Good Fair. ....... 10
| sood NiGdling .SSE0e54 Good and Fine. -ga-
| COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
| CorroN-hslea. ToBAcco-hhd
1 Stock hand Sept. .......... .lobT2 20 46i
| Received since 49,. l,429T10 E,45I
yesterday. 3-l 429T13 600 Al 451
| 1,44o,2s5 7sgle
gxportsi to tats.... 1914 A7,25Y
:. yestesdsy". 2,Sis-l,4eo,5si 25o=i7.2 as
stcss on hsaa not cleared -" as.74 aalak
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FIRE AT WILMINGTON, DEL.-On Thursday q
fire occurred at Wilmington, Del, which de-
stroyed the interior and roof of q building on
Market street, owned by John II. Barr, and oc-
cupied by 4. g. Hammitt as stove and tin
store. His stock was much injured. The fire
then extended to the residence and merchant
tailer's store Of VIM. G, Lowe, the interior of
which suffered considerably. Two houses oceu-
pied by Hutchinson & Co. as shoe store, and
by NJ. Kenny as tailor shop, were also dam
aged. During the fire Mr.. loves room Was
robbed Of gold watch and other property,
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUIsIANA-LAW DE

UNIVERSITY 0F LOUlSlANa-LhW DE-
" PAkfMENT.The Lectures in his Department will rom
I'll the frat Monday Of april They will embrace the most i'm
orant branches Of the Civil Commnn Constitutional and lnteha
un Law we'll as Equity Practice Lectures
will be delivered by Professors.
Those BY Professor Mcfiaieb will
Admiralty and Maritime Law emb acng The rights and ohga-
sntr erhge Salvage, Civil and al lay Mariners Contracts
Marine Insurance and Hypoecaou Contracts for Maritime
Services ia Building Repairing and ppying Ships
international Law the Prize and the Practice
Of Pfze Courts the Absolute their pacific and
tile rsans Treaties Of PEACE and Private nenaional Law
the Original Appellate the and Circuit
Courts and the Original jurdet The District Courts as Courts
revenue and as Prize and Instance Courts OF Admiralty
Those by Professor RAndell Hunt embrs
Commercial Law antle Persons, Mercantile
PROPERTY and Contracts Mercantile Remedies They wit
Traders Partnerships and Corporations OF Prncpa and Agent
OF Bills Of Exchange and Pomasory shipping Bail
ments and Contracts with Carriers An sISbtnen
Party aud Ter General Ship Of Freigh et
and Average Salvage and nsuAnce Sa Lien
| and oppage in Transtus
o The cmdal Law Practice Of Criminal Jurdic
! ton. 55#1- =7a
8 The Law of Evidence.
Those by Professor johnson will embrace
The Common La" and putty Jurisprudence and Practice
| Pieadinga IN vi Casea Couimon Law.
| 9. Constitutional Law.
| Those BY Professor Roseiins will embrace
he Civil Code OF Lous connection with the Roman Span
h hnd French Laws Critical Analysis of the Decisions of tn
| Supreme Couri OF the State.
Land Tiles whether derived from England Span or tn
Tn. 7, aeiee of The of Civil Jurisdiction Louisiana
The Degree Bachelors of Lave will be conferred on til student
conf after having read twelve The direction t
able Counsel At Law who s examination BY the
fq Th ee ,ouna deserving q the hsn,r
| 1--we dollars. and ten lara for the aploms. '
All be he Dean OF the Faculty
| New Orleans
anli 9awdawtd c. RosEIIus. Dean Of tho Faculty
| apIMENTO--25 bales, for sale by
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss A.:

THIS famed popular Summer Reehil generally Hs5is
throughout thu them under the
stnt Mfs ELIZA BE PRADAranl he JOHN
the village Biloxi Will be opened
on the a o. receipt Of visitors.
GREEN Oaks need extended notice
NJ the popularity Of the has been stesd
natural commanding The hnes
prospect Lake. receiving The salt water "a
from the n have not failed to meiees vorh the many
visitors Orleans Mobile and the surrounding country
During the Winter proetors have made
The Billiard ROUhiS thoroughly arranged
lifted up SAIL BOATS will be at al times at the
OF charge-also, ClARET at Dinner. ~ &
CARRIAGES and HORSE S may be procured at moment
addition BRASS BAND New 0eansis engaged
and BA LII may be pecei vice every week.
Vsos whaling TO The GREEN OARS requested
y Captains Of the Steamers who wln them at The wharf
the Hotel.
....TERMs.... ==3 s2=z
- Per DAY. , %
~ Children and Seryanta half price. my4 Sm
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON City,
Friday Evening, August II, 1854
The market continued bare of Western Beef Cattle
during the latter part of the week aud closes scanty
supplied with Hogs moderate stock of Texas, Attaka-
pls and Lake Cattle offered with fair stock of Veal
Cattle and Cows Nearly 400 head of Sheep remain
sale.
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ELATHNATS

In First District
KENTToKYMsrtn'. aa.boatsao0 hoop poles Benton Acc
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The population of Iowa, by recent census,
of Burlington, Iowa, has been found to be
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RECEIPTS on PRODUCE.

oUACHfTA RIyER-Steamsr Relf-3 bales q
hloaby-l6 bbls potatoes W A Violet ano.
ST LOUIS-Bteamet &ro-IO52
0gesby hlncsu'ay2i5 Gonna y o200
Moor &co 81 do wheat Short casks eur He'd
denb bbs whisky Rogers Mcclure dol2 do lard LIS half do
do corn Kennedy tce-5o bbs whisky Mo sonss sacks
oats il0 40 on 100 do bran Duffy aco2O bb lard OIL eh
heo-7b kins butter Dosons hay Biseoe simns1i
kegs butter seand 9 pkgs apples &co77 ks
wheat ~ do pota osa tiol Bradley
aeo-5S do B Balots-sundres 10 order. -
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oranges AND LEMONS
" 800 boxes Sicily Lemons;
100 do do Oranges; for sale by
le3 A. f.. COCHRAN Il HALL. &c Grayierst.
ELOuR,--S00 bbls st Louis superfne, for sale
b. by s, KENNEDY CO. u fsheap,calss a,sss
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LAKE STEAMERS.
WATERING Places.

n AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER .sK-A
A CRFOLE-Summsr Arrangemeni.-FOR
JEAN SPRINGS, BILOXI all intermediate.
splendid packet CREOLE, Reuben Post
expressly for the Lake trade With superior
will Caroon and Jefferson and the Pontchartrsin
Railroad or the arrivst Lake asfonwa;
Ponteiartga.n RAILROAD. Oeean Sprfngs.
MONDAY ,.....-,... 8 A. NJ carsMONDAY EVENING.
TUESDAY,. ..,,,,. 9 A M.eas EDNEsDAY EVENING.
aTHURSDhY,....,... 81, N, cars FRIDAY MORNING.
FRIDAY ..,..,...... a. rsISATURDAY MORNING.
sATURDAY.......: 4P. y; e.rslsuyntf EVENING.
Lsapss fasrofton and jefferson Railroad.
TUES DAY MGREING, III o'clock
THURSDAY MORNING, ~ e'eloet
SATURDAY EVENING, AZ o'clock
Returning o'clock Pontchartsin cars and the
O'Clock and efsrson morning train OF cars.
Freight by either road day the week. but
slipped the train preceding the
advertised forward
until the rip
T The Way OF the Agsnt prompt
Monday mornings O'CLOCK and Tuesday Thursday
o'clock and Friday and Saturday evenings at
O'Clock. & -
auf R,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

OFFICE DAILY CRESCENT,
Saturday Morning, August IL, 1854. +
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ship Hancock, Ford, for Hayre Bose Williams Eeo
Bni Mary Mclean, for kansa, Sweden, for orders,
Meyer, Mummy &co
Brig Mary Elizabeth Mcconnell, for Havana, Lvsphre
schf Aida, Anderson, for Mobile. Huntington &co
ARRIVED.
Steamship orizaba FORBES, from Vera Cruz instant
Morgan-lst district.
British brig Telegraph Young Turks Iaand
grsr-21 dist ct. "
Nj. 1an sehr Jscnto Do,ao days om Vera cu ballast
:
Steam boats.
Alabama, Perry from Louis.
M Relf, Moore fromO uHchi its,
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AeELL CHENEY sPRINGs.-The un- 1ssssggas

n
drgned respectfully inform the public they have EaEEM
many improvements accommodation yis
The Springs sltuad woods parish of St. Lanar
miles uohwest of Opelo the distance
Ale xanhra, and me of Bayou Chieoi Th'
Possesses mighty medicinal qualities, and has eaciou
deases which beyond the reach nEnat3
The BAH supplied by Spring Water much appre
nvnliis Fox Wild Cat a1dnE
hunter and he Lake. miles length wtht
pth Of twenty feet situated three miles and half from ,h
Springs abOunds in front aud other fine sh pack Of Hounds
Liquors which the New Orleans
will be constantly hand Coaches always
0pelousas Washngt number
The Springs Good Music will be furnished and Bale given twice
Hunting Horses Vehicles ades
hre Gentlemen hunting should bnt
Fishing Tickle purchased Springs Walters
received from lat May olst November,
TERMS BOARD:
ny the aiotn. w
Per Day.. 90
Children lind Servants half price.
Horses, per Day rs
APPS Am DAIGLE d BEAuCHAMP-
4 AXE HOUSE, NEW SHELL ROAD org.
respectfully notifies the public NSlss
especial benefit the privilege
Southern District
all confidence that from this
Ieiicacias the FISH, FLESH WILD FOWL
SELECT WINES, will be held readiness call
advance time and that shall
a RCADE HOTEL, Il. s. MORSE, Pro- <sess
a prissor.Th,k establishment sefamilariy the l
public will be opened THIS MORNING. Monday,
E The house thoroug
=
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TyOR BLADON SPRINGS, Gull
LUM SPRINGS AND DEMopoLS.-The new IxfszzksssssI'
light ght pa senger HEROINE, S. ". 1sxxaA
Abe Regular Packet for the above aud all
dise landings daring the sesRnn.
~ Saturday at O'Clock arrives at Bn
Springs O'Clock and Demopoison Monday
at O'Clock
~ Returning Denopos every Tuesday 10 O'Clock
spr O'Clock arriving Mobile
every Tbursday at 8 o'clock :,
HEROINE extremely light draught and will be able
reach sado Springs regular bouY at all ages the
freight or passage apply or board or
wis smith Il FINISTER Agents. 1e Canal ct.
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Steam boats.
Alabama, Perry, from ST Louis.
I'm. Relf, Moore, from ouachta River
MEMORANDA.
Steamship orizabs the arrival Vera Cruz the
bak Mary SPRING days from York sh
So days from Genoa. port sail
instant, Mexican schooner Consante.
EXPORTS.
HAVREShp John Hancock-26ls cotton FORK ess
sausage skins
KANsA SWEDEN-Bark Mary-lss bales cotton $50 ba
HAvANA-BIig Mary Eizabsh.s5 bbs and 1900 kegs
MoBE-Sch Ada-4s9 whky 0l sacks corn 50 nj aces
bag. ing.
IMPORTS =am..=
VERA eRUzsteamshp orza6a bale mdse de Fuehte. do
Mexican Conau191 bales Blsnchard
de Eganasso0 crame specie
TURKS IsLAND-Brig Tsegraph-3s1 hushss salt William
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Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL ms ANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO G. W
Va sS''sofssS
Epwp. g. oBREs, Secretary. A. H. CLARK, President.
BRANCH OFFICE, No. 4s Camp St. New Orleans.
w undersigned prepared oissue POL against
the psr Rv ERS against loss damage
,y FIRE, at the current rates of premium. s89s@
BENJAMIN FLoRANCE, Agent
nsiy HARMON DoANE, Assistant Agent
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A MONSTER Br4r.-The past route bill which
was signed by the President about 10 o'clock on
Thursday night required for its enrolment one
Thousand sheets of parchment, costing 5000!
1t is a recapitulation of all the existing post
routes in the United States, to which some six
or seven hundred new ones are added.
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BARBARITY u VENEzUELA.-The New York
Express publishes the following, under date of
Caracas, July 9Th:
&C The wife of Senior Pinto, one of those who
have recently risen in rebellion against Mona
gas, had been whipped, in order to compel her
to confess where her husband is, and with such
severity that the wretched lady died the fol-
lowing day."
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Home Mutual Insurance Company d
RJU

prohts ending Dacamhef IT
| The Company have the following assets, viz
invested in Aiortgngsson property worth double
thea loaned thereon sIsi2o0 oS
| Bills receivable at short time. for Premiums
Notes 7T.46s 10
Premiums OF collection. ll,.s5 o.
Cash on hand. IS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30

SATURDAY, Jan. %.
John L. Wood, james Stuart, James Crockett and
Philetus H. Cook, brought up charged with
Disturbing the peace, on Friday night and Stuart
aud Cook were further charged with ASA ulting MI.
Chapman, one of the watchmen, while in the dis
charge Of his duty They pleaded guilty.
Ii appeared that the defendants and others walked
dow Main Street on Friday evening about IL
O'Clock, uttering loud cries, driving respectable and
peaceable citizens from the sidewalk, and otherwise
conducting themselves in riotous manner. About
IL o'clock they returned along Main Street towards
the City Hall repeating the same ouirages on good
conduct When demonstrated with by Mr. Chap
man, they defed him TO interfere with them, aud
used the most insulting and profane language towards
him. Mr. Chapman arrested one of them when he
was set upon by Stuart and Cook who struck him
and tore his c,al. After severe struggle, the de-
PENDANTS were lodged in the wachhouse by the unit
ed efforts q the City Watch.
John L. Wood and James Crockett were sentence
ed to one month in the House of Correction, and
James Stuart and Phietus Ii, Cook to three months
in the House Of Correction. Wood appealed, and
was bound over in the of $500 to prosecute his
appeal before the Court Of Common Pleas.
James M. IIolles was brought up charged with
stealing from the Office Of Leonard's Express, a
leather valise. the property of Harrison w. STRAIT
ton, of Boston. He pleaded not guilty Hartley
Williams, Esq., appeared for the defendant.
1t appeared that when Boes ran of TO New York
on the 81 OF december last,ths he took about 5000
and the vase in question, from the office Of his en-
ployer. The valise found in his possession at
Loyejoy's Hote , New York, when he was arrested.
The Court sentenced him to the State Reform
School during his minority, with the convertible
sentence ofbeing confined three monlhs in the House
of Correction il found to be an unsuitable inmate
OF The Reform School,
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nrAssAcnusrrrs LEersLArURE.

SATURDAY, JAN 20.
SENATE.-Passedt TO be ensced-B to ex-
tend the time for the completion of the Danvers
and Georgetown Railroad
Committee apponted-On the order concern
ing Harvard College, Messrs. Warren and Man
sur.
Reports Of Committees Mr.. Aspinwall,
from the Committee on Constitutional Amend
ments, report, in part, as follows:
sin all elections Of civil officers by the people
Of this Commonwealth, whose election is pro-
vided for by the Constitution, the person having
the highest number of votes shall be deemed and
declared to be elected.
"The meeting for the choice of Governor, 1t.
Governor Senators, and Representatives, shall
be held on the Tuesday next after tho first Mon
day in November, annually; but in case Of a
failure to elect Representatives on that day,
second meeting shall be holden for that purpose
on the fourth Monday of the same month of No
vember.''
By Mr.. Parker, from the Committee on the
Judiciary; bill relating 10 the transportation of
baggage on railroads. Read once and ordered to
be printed
Several private bills passed to third readings
Passed 10 be Engrossed- Bills, concerning
loans by banks 10 the Commonwealth.
The bill concerning the Obtaining OF goods by
false pretences, coming up on It's passage TO en-
grossment, Mr. Brastow moved an amendment.
Whereupon, the bill and proposed amendment
were laid on the table, and ordered to be printed.
The Sennte then adjourned.
HoUsE.-Mr Clark of Northboro', presented
the petition Of Oliver Smith and q others, of
CharlestAwn fer remonstrance against any dis
turbance Of The Missouri Compromise, and moved
its reference TO special committee.
Mr. Brinley of Boston, moved to lay it on the
table. Lost-22 to 60. Ii was then referred to
the judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Thompson Of Boston, offered the following
order: Ordered, that at all regularly notified
meetings Of joint special committee on SO much
Of the Governors Message, as relates 10 certain
proposed amendments TO the Constitution, and
at all adjourned meetings of said committee, thr-
teen members thereof shall be sufficient number
to constitute quorum for business.
After debate, the order was laid on the table.
The motion to reconsider the vote, whereby the
House, on Thursday last, rejected the Report Of
the Special committee, concerning the Rules rela-
tive to the reconsideration of votes, was consider
ed and negatved.
Several bills were advanced one stage.
Ordered to be Engrossed-Bills, to incorporate
the Dorchester Gas Light Co., the Quincy Gas
Light Co., concerning the Eliot Fire ms Co., au-
thorizing the Pilgrim Society to hold additional
real estate
At O'Clock the House adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30

MUNIFIoENT BEoUBsTs.--NEw ORLEANS,
Jan. 24-Judah Touros will is dated the 9th inst,
1t appoints four executors, giving $4,000 to
three of them, and making the fourth residuary
legatee. Nearly S450,000 is bequeathed to diff
poses, incdluing the following $4,000 for estab-
fishing an sims house in New Orleans $4,000 to
the Hebrew Congregation in Boston, $4,000 to
each of the Hebrew Congregations in Hartford,
New Haven, New York, Charleston and Savan-
nah $1,000 to the Orphan Asylum, Boston !;
$4,000 to the Female sylum, Boston; SO, 900 to
the Massachusetts Female Hospital; $50 900 to
the Jews Hospital Society, New York; $4,000
to the New York Relief Society for INDECENT
Jews in Palestine. Also $50 900 to the Agent Of
said Society for aneliorating the condition of the
Jews in the Holy Land, and securing the enjoy
ment of their religion. Also considerable be-
queaths to other Hebrew congregations through
out the United Statea, and seveaal handsome
iegacies to individuals,
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chiIaren,s Friend Society.

The filth annual meeting of this institution took
place in the City Haib Saturday, 2Slh inst, at
half past two O'Clock. There was a large and re-
spectacle audience present, chiefly ladies, who seemed
to be much interested in the proceedings.
Hon. Thomas Kinnicutt occupied the chair. The
meeting was opened with prayer, by Rev. E. Small
ley. Mrs. Marcia Knowton, Secretary Of the So.
cie.y, read report Of its proceedings during the
year last past, which is highly honorable to the en-.
ergy and zeal of the Society, and to the benevo-
Ience Of our good citizens.
Itappears that 1877 children have been admitted
TO the Orphans Home since Miss White became
matron. Sixty two Of these have reasonable pros
poets Of permanent home, in families where they
have been placed Seventy one children have shar-
ed the comforts and enjoyed the privileges Of the
Home, during the year 1858. Thirty seven were
House.
The treasurer made very favorable report of the
financial condition Of the Society, during last year
and gave some interesting details Of he em-
ployed by benevolent individuals To contribute this
truly Christian charity. Eleven hundred dollars had
been obtained, besides donations of Iruit clothes,
vegetables, SC. Those requests had been most ju.
dciously distributed amongst the poorand the needy,
and had been blessed relief 10 many. Seventy
FIVE dollars we're contributed by children, who while
they enjoyed their own home comforts, remembered
the poor little orphans at Pine Meadow Daniel
and John Pond cultivated piece of ground on their
fathers larm and paid the proceeds iato the funds
of the Society. Their example is worthy of being
followed. E.
1t appeared by Mrs. Kuowon's report, that some
unauthorized persons had collected funds from the
friends of the Society. The benevolent should be
careful to whom they give donations. The Society
has no collectors but those regularly authorized by
the Committee.
Hon Henry Chaplin addressed the meeting in his
usual elictous style, upon childhood and the care
and nurture Of children The address was feeling.
y appropriate to the occasion, and gave much salts.
faction to the audience. AT the close Of Mr.. Cha
pin's address the meeting adjourned
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30

The LIQUOR LAw.-The Hon. Kulus
Choaie's Opinion on the Maine Law IS highly la
vorabic to those who believe IN the strict consti-
tullonality OF that prohiblve statute ID the re-
cent case OF Ihe Common'ceah Us. -Ht0fo' ne
distinctly and lorci6ly argued that there Is noth-
ing unconstitutional IN declaring the act OF de-
posting liquors Tor the purpose OF sale Illegal IL
Is competent, continued he, Tor the Legislature 10
frame statute as they have done IN reference 10
domestic liquors and liquors withdrawn from me
packages in which they were Imported In that
matter Massachusetts Is sovereign state nav
ing power to make wholesome laws NV N relation
thereto. She may declare It TO be Illegal 10 Keep