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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-02-08
IAwY MRs.
= 'toovtR x. Watson. OEoRaH II: r1EKRR
jtii TiGH, Ohio. ,1sAlana' OA'o' lH
WATSON e. PARKER,

quys aud Councillors at Ldr and SorrS IN cAaHeery'
1TAyING formed coparlnership, willgive prompt
III attention to all business entrusted to lhelr cste
in this and surrounding counties Once in the room
lately occupied by the County Treasurer. 80,
Z Ashland Nov. 23d, 1853. gotl
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OUR SPECIAL LONDON DESPATCH.

LONDON Tuesday, Oct. ., 1854
Saturdays steamer for 'he United states must stiii
rave been In sight Of England whsn tho long desrsd
snriousy expected Of the nst battle ths crmsa
reached London. Tho Intelligence ~ss. battle aud .
vicssry Ths gcvsrDmsnt vas the arss tsis auss to
rsivs the news IL came ia tbs fern Of ts,sgsphN ass
psach from Lord strafegd ~ RAdciiHs EnSsh Ambas-
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NswB from venex sseia,
OUR CARACAS CORRESPONDENCE.

CARACAS, sept 20 1904
7y,ziuatSn Of ne Eero!utionDeaA Of Genera, Santiago
Nariao-Asmoyy Of Pces--7he Amerioas &,aister--
!srTemsioa cf Payment BY pse Gocer,nsens--Heaa cf
tho Coun.yy
All that prove Of interest to your readers tho
cisl var Ali the troops have returned 20 their
quasitrs. There has tecn foms bl odshod boz TO no
turpse. Ell now traoqrl
Hs ExcslsDe, Gensrn, 5a1tisg, x.riao departed this
IIe a. his matson In Il ylo'oria aboas ten dvs ago
10 was the chief OF the revolutionary va ald
be oldist gtrf,Bl IN Vehszuea
The Er.Prerident Genera jose Aptorio PAns, would
have been ths ou'y d'stngusse cntt lott OF ths
ynns,xs ~ Bsiiyar oat he bteu struck eu the
nmy het by tho Monsgas cypssty nod ex'sed his
IL, how YER dear TO thousands veoesa@t ~ valiant
SOLDIER patriot statesnsn Aftheagh de4a To V1re
zuea he lives 10 Ii. hearts of great m jofi.y OF his
rcsr,ry ner aud vii i've IN th- histvy Of bs coabtry,
vters his va.rs oeecs win ~ rec,sd ~ long tho
saters a. the Oiipoco cestintd o. TO
The Aunericap M1is'er, Mr 10 nss, N eusy wrt the
ec ses o, his fH.e which cutiss win ~ for
cor stsei sble ii0e TO cous 10 tns forcsgn eHe
The sovspnert has eoced Dsyueot nix ua,tns
We had ysit lstxiy from trs sisop-Sf wNt altssv
neT visited tns uued ststs issstsn in sn
/ caItsi
ihs ceentsy serra,y Is hsa'tl the only b.sss.ag ~
an bsas. ef BOLIVAR.
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n e Ws BIZ ELEGRAPE.


EEOa W oo040Wv00s
TIE RECIPROCITY TREATY AID THE FIsH0M1y
WAsUxoroS GOT 10. laSk
The follow Z, circu o.. who u OF r-at csnss% seos
- thsss Interested tn Ash iss issuea from -
Treasury UepArtn Mt this norna,, and tsnsmittsa b
mail to the Collector the Custouss as New Yort -
TxxAsURY DsYARIMxT, Ose le 1854
Sn-in confederation Of the privilege enjoyed by
ctisens Of the United states, we OF the propahr
ese~Ptios from duty,s early d. ef Gsh o sa kad
'ns poducta u nsb and all other cresturcs nvaS the
wafer and To u sh~ siputlons Of the
lrocaty rtsty o. the 9Th " Jast entered into
'weep the United btstes md ;rvst Brit in upon
mi wish ths requirements Of ssid treaty rsspoe
uveiy, ny the lmperl l.rfsmept and the Prpvlncsaa
e"ioDies Affected by ths AID aod In srjsr
y tcttst certain afrsDpcmssS and rn6~rstap &kaxs
oepeLdsnt opon TIE sctoa ot Congress- hs setwesa W.
erct-ry OF state OF the Uoiteo Sta ami tn. Bdah
ststei Mr. Champion, II p-cs necessary 70 issus
he folio wing Instructions: TO wit
fnN--On entry ~ yoar r. for oousum ptoo al The
r. n OF the e.scrtpt enti,ned paymsut OF
the Gu i-s thereon, Will g-vs the tsrs
Or sgeor proper receipt therefor WITH the Cu.teQ
House seal sttsched specifying shs aud Ian e
TIE vessel the date Of entry tn place from ~hesn
arriving. with The quantity and description ov do
- Scond-sbould the parSes dssirs - warohouse ~
DER bon 10 you .L permit the 70 os d,ns Ia 40
crdsnc' vi exiting provisions Of tho lsv ts
1ise caro- 20 give such particular, Of the iAv
or tho In rho bona show the trus obsa
of the obligation verv respectfully yoor obt ssrvst
J q. WASHING ON Acting -ecy OF the Treas.
To h J. RsDsuip, Esq, collector. 30
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I entssnched, And covered By . powerful artillery.
Ne NAY b sure that ths suthussn ana arnnsss toe
essAiNnw wvSe talked 70 the utsDost For aa army
esh p such exploit that Of forcing the IA .siAn
hres be himA Deed within the co eass Il humsn
power can eave oeeu tound TOO srdueus the vctors
thA enemy to the fots an The north
f ths bashy: II - more than posslhis that tbsy may
havs svooesMuNy s,osned them the neet ana cisy
ccnHAecce ct and ths rivalry Of tn. three sisd
simiss must ha,e tindied spirit which nosh ng
could appsar ippssr Nesble something always de-
pend on such cccasAOOs sideDts Witch NAV ther
IA ohssruet eoSss of the attacking party bat
in the ab~+xce OF any unlocked for dicuty tho storm
ing the forts the noh Of Sebastopo
improbable than many siniar daring feAts Of former
wars
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TIE WAR IN THE cRiMEA.

tire ef Isrt CONFERENCE.-The Reported
Fan ~ ssbastspst city In Fiames-
Ten enssaan ships Of War suak-9Ver
Twenty-Five ThsusanA Human Beings Des-
'trsyed.
kD m m
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Illness Of Gov. Seymoar's Mother.
ALRArY, 0ot l6. 1854
Governor Seymour lett Albany saturday fog Uaca,
where be Ii detained by the illness Of his noe9
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Progress or tns Yo,io,~ Fcver.

BALnxokn Dot i6, 1854
1hs total number Of deaths At ss~ Orleans durns ~
week ending the sth Inst, 35s, Of ~hon 9s5
from fever. ~ ssvsnnsh TharsdAv ist thsrs v-ss
three deaths from this fsvsr At Cnarsston frtAy
there were eight aeAths, and at Augusta the ssa
DAY thre0
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A CathosiC Priest Asrr~d SID Fcstoored.
BANGOR. Oct. I6, 1854.
The Rev. Mr. Basset, Roman Csthoiin priest Of 49,
racs, tarred and feshsred ana ridden rsu Il
DIsworth, on saturdAy evening He had been prsvi-
ousy threatened.
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Troy, Oct. l6, 1854
Mr. Nelson, late Pcst sster st K-essvls asA sditae
of the Case Who in AL here for roboing the DaA
escaped last mig ht. BY the sia o snd ropss euse
swsy one Of the bars, and citing hinsst down By ~
window He ~as to have been tried 1t ths Uatsd Stas
District Court 1T Albany this wssh. t
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NEv DxIxAxs, Ost 16. 1854.
The accounts of the cettos c~cp sived durirG to
rest few days, have he generals OF vnfs svorsb
charscfer and prices ia macsot nEAy
sfife b gher sa.a
The .seS 0f tho past we-k have tenn a. 000 bales.
To day oussrsss restrtcie tD 1000 ssos Floor
IA stliips mt 80 10. TO-. Lard has dsctino0
Ia. Per ID, bArrcl'so bcios qan ed 1T lilo
ster ing exch1ng. !. NJ ~ per cent pssnsn~.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
pHiispnrHsA Uo& 10 1854
S'ocks c 1t aist beard iris reecniog ~ith
safes he foIlo~ssx rafsss--rsAdiDs RNDo'sd ssx;
tepbsy vana RAitosd, 4sr. insre.t Oh Loes islAad
ksiirosa l49< Morris Can-l, 49, Peas yivsniA state
bvcs, san Norey "a unchanged
BALTrxonY CATTLE MARKET.
HALuxoRs GOT IA, 1851
T~c " one hundred head Of bssf c-ts -ere oened u
cattle ms rket TO-DAY ttven huptrrd were driver
Ls.tw.rd ano thu rem 4nder s"h pr rao.V trom
AZ 81 30 Ss s7k ,he roo Hoes IN Ar sappy
md sslss ~vrs madc at a IL 70 81 ps o<t
l AInASy "a f6, 1884.
eslss ~tre psde OF wes'erp corn, s<ess atTsKc. .
77c. Tte ssls Of bsrsy amcuaied " 600 oushs n
81 ips 81 Is tOs $50 rcwsds md I'll a2k u 81 ~
four sowsd.
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Meeting Of tSc SiOclkn..fdess Of she Baitamsas
and Ohio RailsOxd-
BALnnoRs, Oct 16 1854
An important meeting Of the stockholdcrs the D.
t0ore and Ohio Railroad held in this city 70 AaS
The so khodsrs oppostion ticket esotsd by iSzgs
majority. They propoe replacing Thomas SwaAa in -
Presidency.
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ic by ,he Minister of War. Ihs exoetisnt practice
giving inmsciatey the widest possible circuiaton 70 al
rsliable Int heeDce, In peculiarly suitable to
which hiss powerfully enlisted the psthes Of the
entire ration Il Tot only 6vnces for the
OF those whose friends and rsative' snRsgsd
in the campaign but II tends 30 70 that earnest
sur.t euarsnfse Of cheerful ard sus.sinsd support
BY taxing this course the government also give the
most decisive aaswtr to the pr.posterous chArges b.
ment rpon their policy and conduct. We at length
c,ng 70 facts simple aud iuteiib,e 10 the nunblest
msd asd no IN: snuty Of aryumeot can prsrens PLAZA
men from puttiug the true and Obvious nterprctston
upon the events OF the
We may safely venture to affirm that at this moment
moro doubt Is fat ut It Petersburg thas 10 this
topol Nothing il certain thaa that aay cvsat
had occurred, hoseve- trivial hch could have bean
represented az check 70 the allied army. ws should
hav promptly hsaro OF II BY Of Russi taie
gtpa II Is bsbsv-d that ~ of the nding of toe
Ieciion Was ins,a ts ccnyeysi by ~as or udsssa to
Gen. rrr Kortca .ko and until tue teg aph ssstions
rae been seized b, the scs subreq ient stsp in
the Of tho Invaders eoud reported sa ths
Utmost spted whatever efest maj be produce tho
IN poses of she Graz by toa Mssss-rs be has ex.
perienced be cannot cruccal from biussU that tue
cbs,acier OF hts a,tnies hos ben ruined beyond
ccvery ~ the oefeAt on .hs. Alma In toe
hussia gereras h.a cifaau taxx 20 psrfo,In-beia ag
exfose st di,tauce iron ,hoir suppIies, 10 tn.
asssurs OF an enemy wh m they ,uId reach
Cmos or The CO" the, s,,. usS soee 20
house Amply proyiei sth eveey rtco-ssry-tncir rasi
siou tad ,e<ted fortified With tho utmost
V.ilea upsn "a msss a s,eus sosence Y.i ~nsa th,
Cars torcea are sgsin ses'ed snd es cit,rmsanse
pcniaiy favorable 70 their sSeItors the oog eal
inme dsase Ard csis,ve dsfsst We mast not u1dfy
value, however, even In thought, resistance wnia
| ecst the aies 20 many bravo snu oevoted mea III
p5se sc have .ps.i fcr our sacsss ts hssT Gro u
70 ccmret "a ec respect adversailes Wtsn =
| eoprifsr the nssursi aavsptsgst Of the cnoms
/ pcsi1sa asd reAsot that mas sceupisi BY o
szny ussas lnfssss In strength 70 shs Sass, stroa;
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Steam spoat Dlsassers.
THE BURNIN0 OF THE rklNCESS.

CIscMSArI, Oct. 10, 1864
The stesmer Isabel from New Orleans for St Lsuis
struck spsx the latter city, Thursday svsaiae
and sunk TO the boi dsck she had large aad vsla
abb ca,so On bcasd. Happily no lives were iest
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those Who have signed IT, and hope memorials not only
from the teachers, bat from the o1cers and people ef
movement, because [ think it the most outrageous
injustice ever originated in legislative body we
read Of despotc govemmen's..no 80. ,;nl MI hx GnI ~
This fear il the commencement OF long cha'n ivu
are depriving the Ward officers Of their rghts ana .ne
teachers Of their reserved rights ioa '"
two years ago quietly encroachng on the i V'Sels
You ed with the supply OF coal hsf and tha'
splendid failure. told you, gentlemen, two year aSo
School Society that good bu; want to reject every,
thing that bad. not willing To crowd annquaisd
noons before you here. Our system has worked weti
since lsis and II is progressing s,l Let Us 90 on
IN the path Of progress. Why, gentlemen, who are
we herei Who are these Commissioners We emansIeo
from the peope-ihey sent us here. Our once : nos
bir,h-right. Why then should dictate 10 the people
They have their rights and know them, and the teachers
have nj hts aso True they receive salaries for ;heir
services, bu i they did not take pleasure N ,ne soa
ton they would not stay there day. For any man VINO
ever tau lhi school knows i no snecure nope th-
document will be printed. It is due TO the teachers
They are the people who carry OUT the aes's ?, s as
school SYSTEM We DO nothing here but merely imagine
things ous TO be DONE They the instruments who
carry themout. - ,
Tie rerort was referred TO the Committee OF the Whole
after greet deal more discussion.
snrH WARD SALARIES.
On the report in favor of paying he salaries o teachers
in Primary School No. II, Sixth Ward,
Mr.. HUBBARD said-Thats very singular report 10
come from Committee accompanied by a resolution for
tie payment OF money Tor no serylce-a D Tor tne pay
met Of aator where there has been school house
of teachers where there has been school did that
thing once ard hope this Board will never do il again
owever much il may be said that tn Board ia ln;rng-
ing upon tie powers and duties Of the Ward officers
lin here proper place to put stop TO their conduct
Here they wish to make pay for the sweeping out OF
school house because they eret to have schoohouse
10 sweep out after while. think this Board ought
and always TO refuse to pay for serves not actually rem
dered.
Mr.. JiRyIs-I regret TO state as member Of the Fl
| oSeI
10 its principles. signed il in order TO get before the
Board. l am fully that we eech the public enough
without attempting to eech them when we get 10 Gte
quaie compensation.
Mr.. WYsT-The subject far rs the re0pening OF the
school referred to Select Committee OF which
one and understand THAI these teachers have been
kept in this position flom day to day, and from week 10
week expecting the school TO be re0pened and believe
the officers completing arrangements 10 open the
school These teachers have been kept ell this tune hang
ing between heaven and esrth and think it hard not 10
pay them.
Mr.. ADAMS spoke in favor and the Board ordered the
payment 10 be made.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14
BOARD ar EXCISE.
sIxFrgyrH wARD-rHIRD DAY.
atsoc!cek.

sINFEESTH wARD-THIRo DAY.
AZ the former sitting OF the Commissioners for ths ard,
tie ADD and Councimen gave notice OF their do'er-
mina,:on licenc rumsolor within their uris.caon
Unable withstand the opportunities of his grog shop
keeping constituents Councilman Mcintyre, during the
interim between The first ard second sessions OF his Ward,
brought them the Mayors Office, and by and with the
consent. and assistance Of that Officer licensed at two
seyera. times, 80 persons.
Yeserlsy alone in his inslcrious individuality Mcintyre
sa; uon the Excise Bench the sole representative OF his
Ward During tie morning he, together with the Mayor
licensed eighteen others making tots, of hiy-one ped
ders Of poison where but for his rccreancy there would
have been none.
The rumsellors from the other Districts OF me Wa-i
were aiso present in large numbers and with afoas
wrath, that they were TO be deprived OF the rgh's oil
"' 'meribin citizens All honor TO Alderman Chrisfy,
and Councilman Hodskinsoa, Smith, and Hues;ed that
they have nobly stemmed the baletul tide OF intempe-
rance in their Ward.
During yesterday the following licenses were also is-
sued: Seventh Ward L; Thirteenth Ward /; Eleventh
Ward. XXXIId District ); Fifteenth Ward HL'h Dis
rict /; Twentieth Ward Lila District, q Eighth
Ward, XXth District, /.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
p. c. ELY, Presidoni, in the Chair.


y. =. ELY frCrlutlt, IN lhe tndir.
PETITIONS PEFERRFD.
OF Mcclure & McMun Ia DO relieved from fine fpt
violation of of the Corporation ognances Ot the
First Congregational Church. cor Fourth.av and Twen-
teth-st., for remission OF TAX
REPORTS CoNCURRrD IN.
Report confirming the leases OF docks and slips sod
some time since To concur with The Couacilncn IN
making an additional appropriation of $4,000 for IN"
Croon kqueuc 600 of which required 70 repair
he Croon Dam, which damaged last spring by the
food. Report concurng to appropriate 500 to Geiray
the expenses Of EAPresident Fillmoro-adop'ed, alter
debate. Report TO ill lots on tho south sde ri
Fourtoenth-st., one hundred feet from Firstav. To
pay s4,ss2 70, the claim against the Juvenile Asy-
lum fr support of yagrant children. To stop work
on streets, &c., within the Central Park bounds.
To confirm the nomination OF Th)s. Mon as lIeath
Warden OF the Third Ward To appropriate - 900 ,sij
tonal remove sunken vessels Directing the Seconl
av Railroad Company To pay for the pavement about their
track in Grandst according to contract. In favor Of ap
pointing eighty Commissioners of Deeds provided
for by the Legislature.
CATTLE ORDINANCE,
BY AID. Mott called lip by Aid. Lord The crd-
nance s prevent the driving of cattle through the
streets between the hours of A. W. al1 ,. VI during
May June, July August and September, and from ~ NJ
to y. NJ during the other months. Adopted
WEIGHTS ASD MEASURES.
The report to repeal the ordinance respecting Weights
and Measures was adopted by vote of l3 TO g.
CROTOS SoNISATIONs.
Tie nominations by the Mayor for the Croton Aqueduct
Department taken up and confirmed, except E H..
Smith for President.
The Board adjourned to lst Monday in August
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he fret to pu. down the fare, and should be sus-

was the fret to put down the fare and should be ss-
tanned by the public.
attended TIE Anniversary Exercises Of the Gradua-
tirg Class of the Meadville pa Theological school,
which were highly credi.able and above mediocrty.
Eleven graduates This year. with fine prospects for the
next Dr. stebbins, the President, is making TINS
school very popular throughout our country. HESRf
WARD BErcHrR delivered the annual sermon; Dr.
HALL Of Providence preached the dedication sermon
of Divinity Hail. the new building for the school; I
SuIprrs of Chicago addressed the Alumni all Of which
were praiseworthy efforts, and spoke well for 'he
heads and hearts Of the speakers. Yours.
ISAAC " WALTER
We have ut. the ssntusfy roue deserves al tnsi our e
r. ordrntrs Ct g. simple nstice 70 sdd that nete "
% reu, fya Columbus Cleveland for irsneei equally DO
teryins NJ equally yolrlU. IT,
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THE TURF.

USIos Course, l.. L--TRorrTSG-Mateh for ~ 900,
two miles and repeat harness, between Lady Franklin
and Lady Collins. This of the best aud most ex-
orC trots ever seen the course. Lady Collins was
the avore 100 90 and after the first heat st larger
odds was bet on her. 100 10 and takers sanguos
were her hackers Of winning the race Lady Franklin
winning, the second heat amid loud cheers the betting
changed and Lady Franklin had the call she won tho
third heat and much 10 the surprise ofa the knowing
ones who were heavy losers. No later than last week.
Lady Collins beat Lady Franklin at mile heats Lady
Franklin has turned the scale in her favor The FOL
lowing is the result:
UEioY CoURsE, L. I--TRoTTISG-ThG ThGrsLIy, July -.
Match 81 ,OC0 two miles and repeat, to harness
b. Pfier mas Lady Frcrkln. ................e
" Woodruff mas tr. M Lady Collins ...........l
Time, hfs' hent second heat - Thii hta'. .
First ne....1:is. Fifst mile ....239. tirs. mile 70
Second ...257l Second mile2:ti Second mile 2; "a
Total...........523 Toa.......s:l Total.......5;o
CAMBRIDGE TRorTIso PARK-Fridav, July "A great
match off; six horses entered four of which
were entered viz Little Nell Black Hawk Maid Stranger,
and New-Bedford Little Nell won. Stranger took Tho
first heat in 2:f7.
Tue......cH asa 28
BANGOR, Me-, TRoTTIyG PARK-Tnesday,July A.
Match for ESQ, mile heats.
H. Drews, Morgan. l
Paul Tominson,a m. - ...................,....2
Time. ......2H 2:H
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LETTERS FROM. OHIO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sor,.scsdepee Of TIE n Y Tribune.
AKRON Ohio, Thursday, June ~, Il

Sa,,.,,cpdep<e Of TIE ~ Tribune.
AKRON Ohio Thursday, June %, 1854
Ihavc seen no notice in your paper Of the progress
sf orinon in Ohio in the cause Of Temperance as ndi-
Gated by laws passed by the last Legislature OF the
State.
"evs retutipg irom the ssie Vi iE'oAcatihg Liquors
it is made unlawful.
I,t IN sell intoxicating liquors in any quantity 10 be
drank upou or about the premises where sold or
"a. Tosen intoxicating liquors to persons intoxicated
or 10 the habit OF getting intoxicated, or
3D. To get intoxicated.
These are punishable by fine and imprisonment,
Places where intoxicating liquors are sold in viola
ton Of the act denounced public nuisances and
upon conviction may he absted such; and the keeper
imprisoned In the Jail Of the county, not less than
thirty nor more than fifty days-and pay fine of not
less thsn $50
Persons causing intoxcation by the sale of lqnors
are liable 70 civil action for the expense of keeping
the intoxicated person, and one dollar day in add-
tion also to the action of the wife, child, parent,
guardian, employer or other person who shall be in-
Jared in person or property OF means oi support ny
any intoxicated person. or IN consequence oI TIE III
"toxication, habitusl otherwise, of any person
and married woman Tay prosecute IN her own name
for injuries sustained by her.
The act further declares the giving away OF lntoxi
eating liquors. or other shift devise TO avoid its
provisions IL be an unlawful selling
II makes the fine and costs lien upon the real and
pertonal estate Of the offender without exemption.
W hen the premises upon "Hich Intoxicating liquors
are sold are leased by the offender and used for that
purpotc by the content Of the landlord, the tine and
costs are made q lien upon them.
These are the chief provisions Of the statute. Some
Them have been practically enforced, as men now
lying in the Jail of the county can testify.
Drunkenness made criminal is new thing in ONO.
TO punish by fine and imprisonment for selling inoxi-
eating liquors s submit decided progress. Making
tie vend,r liable TO prosecution by whoever suffers
from intoxicated person is great gain.
Wines made Of native grape cider ale AID beer are
exec r.ed from the provisions Of the act Be,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14
PEOPLES COLLEGE MEETING
iRepor.ea ior a. .rnbnne

IHtpofttd ioF Tie TFl5une.
The stockholders OF THE PEorLps COLLEGE met in se.
cordanee with provsion Of he charter on Wednesday
July ~, FOR the election of ftwenty-four Trsstess
The meeting orgsaizss with Mr.. McCALLus tse Prss
dent, in the CAr and @. II. srsspyss Of Brsoklyu
Secretary.
On motion Of Mr. T. C. ps.et,, Coslmltee can.istin.
Of Levi Dtnmik, O.. ". D,sk 7. I. Chase!L J. T.
Sleepy snd 7. j. Warrington were appointed 10 u,he
ncEAation n twenty.fosS Sockhol5ess
Nrn Trgmsn and p. T. FflS being chosen spr Insnee,.
ore OF the election ne Pehs were dechseb spen and .le
meeting adjourned ia q p. NJ "' "'' ="
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14
PARTIES IN OHIO.
s,sespeadssee Of The N. y. Tribune.
CLEVELAND Tnesdsv

9eNespetdsste o. Tho NJ T. Tribune.
CLEVELAND, Tuesday, July 4, 1854
In traSfling through Of the principal sections
of Ohio, and converting with many persons have hsa
OCCASION 10 notice great changes in the political aspects
Of thS ftste. In lS40, think, Gen. Harrison was
sble % carry the State by some 90 00s maorsT Tbs
Wbjs Jarty was great body, led on by somS Of tie
skkst men and VIXEN thoroughly drawn ont, carrying
eyeyyfSpg before st. II was then abe to place such
men in the United States Senate as Thomas Ewing sd
1nas eorYtn and 10 Igt& the strength CT Ms great