New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-12

The PloridiGn and Journal Tallahassee announces

The Ploriddn and Journal, (Tallahassee) announces
the passage of the Nebraska bill with the following -four
ish:
We congratulate the country upon the passage Of this
bill To the South II is triumph pregnant with hope for
the iuure-t is victory oi right over wrong pricpie
over ureiudice That lis effect VIII be the Legitimate res-
toraon quiet throughout the length and breadth Of the
land have every confidence although this wished for
alton will not be accomplished without hece
and proTac,d struggle with the Abolition Free Soil oppO
ncn;s of the The whole band of northern Dem
ocrats who stood uinchngly by the bill throughout and
Whou; whose aid never could have been passed, may
be crushed the earth, hut We believe most firmly thai
healthy public opinion will returh at last and the principle
Congrosiona noninerventIon, which Is the basis OF
tie bill finally receive the warm appreciation OF the people
OF the North
Once do unite voice with the sratfed
millions who III this happy termination OF long con-
tfoversy bright augury OF the good time coming
FREE PRODUCE ASSOCIATION has been orgap-
lied AT Monkion VT, :. Humphrey President, Henry
Miles Secretary Its Constitution has the following pre-
ambe.
Relieving tina. slaveholdn is opposed to the spirit
and tenor the Christian religion ana mainly supported
by the pure hase Of the production OF slave labor re-
gard duty TO abstain as far as practcabe from the
use Of such productions With these views. and TO in
the facilities il Irocuring goods produced by free
labor we unite ia an Association under the title OF the
Free Produce Association OF Western Vermont.
CooL-Sundry lottery dealers in southern cities,
especially Baltimore, have contracted The bad habit OF
sending unpaid circulars persons in the Free state vino
never ordered them fishing for in States which
have ouiawcd lotteries recen, circular from one OF
ttcse frms-Morr.sCn n Co.-postage unpaid contains
thc following modest paragraph:
"P,rsons esirous We should discontinue sending
circulars 70 III, vii please notify Us. POSTAGE PAID, 10
that eject.
WHEELING Va. lately chose Temperance NUM-
cipsiiy. which refused 20 license. The Legislature OF
Virginia overrucd this action, whereupon the Board
Granted licenses the following rates For the Spring
=, am L. Ill
wholesale and retail IS 600 retail only e.5oo. We
ieye Leard that any Of these licenses have been
taken.
The Statesman is new paper TO be issued AZ VIII
irnr,on. Del. on he 18th inst. and ; .-Wcekly and
also We ky tloreate-. by j. +. Haywood and WIN. Z.
Sr.ih II is primarily tie champion Of a ProAb'ory
LIQUOR Law Lu, VII have good wish AM wor for every
Reform The Ten feraucc q Delaware. having car
ned Wilmington " their first earnest e;ort, deter.
Nil { to t4ke ;hc state next Fail. Success to hem
TIE CARSON LEAGUE N SARATOGA Goa BUSH
res lccr from Bals;n spa 9TH inst The follow
ing:
The Ell ency the Carson League. the a'e invention
IL; t-r. fPnce machinery worls here 10 fae uiurl;on u
al .eE. OF tie and 20 the tenor 4 cyl doe.s.
ono wei 400 a. the Court ~ Sessions ilo- l.
lcrs were -ed and yesterday ard to-day the Grand Jury
have found en- Indictment against twenty-five more
TIE Ice. augusta. the Democratic State paper Of
Maine, copies a report that Con,ress viii adjourn over
iron july October, and foFciby ass:
WY not adjourn over 10 December! Congress has
done uoiln bat mischief n, yet and ], likely 10 DO no.h
i,r ele. n II continue. Is session the year round
ALABAMA has had State Temperance Convention.
Il assembled 1T Montgomery on the 3lst Glt.-Rchsrd
II Powell. President John NJ Taylor Noble Secretary.
The attendance was large and highly respectable AID
deep interest wus manifested III the progress Of The Re-
form.
TIA, Arlanses Wig Little Rock, Of the let inst.
saws:
The recen; heavy rains have severely damaged the
growing crops The cotton very unp-oI'-lns indeed.
Com ana wheat have also suffered severely has rained
nearly every day during the last ioriu -ht
The THHkers, German sect Leld their annual
meeting Ashland Ohio, from The L., to the ih ms,
About 10, 0oo persons prcscui IN sunday.