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Dom eetic pIi,celinnv.

substitute for TIE prohibtory Law has been intro.
dpced in the Maryland Legislature The substitute pro-
poses tc submit the question to vote Of thu people,
day to be named Those In favor Of prohibition TO
vote ballot containing the words "'or . prohisitory
liquor law and tn Sc opposed the words against
probibory liquor law Ballots cast without being 30
to be considered blanks The
TO be M de TO the Governor and by him transmitted
the Legislature .. Its drs, session after elton
The cepsu, Of Washington Territory complete foots
mp e6b ID babitsnp. OF thia number 6s2 voters
bon Jonathan Phillips has dor sted SIC, 900 to Harvard
University for the ipcrease Of the endowment Of the
Greeh professorship 10 Harvard College.
Two eoiored men, OF New Orleans were arrested last
week while in the act Of fsE tins duel
stringent prohibitory liquor Law has been introduced
In the Legislature OF Wisconsin
The senate Of Rhode Island have passed the law abolish
irg capital punishment
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BARI Br LAWRENCE formerly Of Portland KiuSslr. =
Is. : s.s Ds ~
vine a. we vs:s! and cargo solo for the bsnsa Ne
.nS spissn:s H,s h; ye::. IN botss .
aa q Mr. May soSs .ss:
sgs"s.ssr who had been visit 70 her friends = s.i
sndass Chat .ao.i :sps.a 70 AVE i.s W
e: .n r: nd ss .1s and other
dpSs run nso yssss' asy feIa y. ~ %.1 ~,
IN 9 Captain ana ,sSa 800. M
with their lives having saved nothing but they had
Ssi 4 ~: AZ. ass &
experienced very heavy weather.
.. NJ. y . z.
Hi:s :; .sn T.: i: r.: g;
A. Eenolslg Dec e Delta WIN wbsase., Nh. C.eheA
Tsinssss Wilmington. Si.niYia Owe, BlssR ws.r.s,
h..:.shq ":,s: Dslsvy..; Can.ss Ward. NSI.hs. Ls
Rodmsn Brshson Hslisapent sarah. chsrios orosisSs
R.%ss1 S. hsrss sssa
iies corea Antelope Coneorcs Fanny Fellowes u Ss
~ Island s.p. 10. Peruvian, Hu..sy. ,NaAs; Aa4
taken ono whale since last reported I'm Aug when she hal
J.v. oc. o. Jas Allen N.veo NIB EB 700 sp Put IN ~
H:,rt from DATE. 10. American Jsrnssan Edsazts.
letter from Capt Purrin sson Of ship Alex Com. 4
reports her on coast of California Dec oth, with -
letter received in Edg.rtown from .hs cooper Of ship
goo bb 50 ol-put In for new mainmAst the old
srosasJ.n no La A.. ~ Vernon. NJs, NB 10 dan
Spoken.
Ship Hnsrsd .s Cornish sm Liverpool for NYsrk Jsa
ossD nS.ssIi, !,f Bssh sP,,gus, FROM Bristol fss
Bari Dol Basard, from Pensacola for NYork Feb ~
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News II, m SaIt LIKE.
RECOVERY OF CAFTAIs GUNNIsoN's PAPERs-BuRIAL
OF TIE REMAINS OF TaB MAssACRBD PARTY
MOVEMENTS OF wALKkR-rREATIKs WITH THE
INDIANS.

RECOVERY OF CAFTAIr GUNNIsoN's PAPERs-BuRrAI
OF TIE REMAINS OF THg MAssACRBD PARTY
MOVEMENTS OF wALKhR-rREArIEs WITH THE
INDIANS.
From the Salt Lake City News Nov 121
tten O'Clock p OF the 10Th instant, Mr.. Hunting
ton arrived fro hs trip after govern ent properly
viii ID sas Lost In the late MASSACRE to recover the
dead dieL and reports in bre'. ~ follows -
He reach,d Fiqm,re A. O'Clock P N OF tbs Sd inst,
and there founa Ka ths and Para shont two OF the
Com Creek Pauvan cheis who had recovered from the
PAnvArf who we're In the the motel
parry, ard all the instruments specified In Capt Mrriss
LIST excerpt thu odsmets and had aud veun tarily
dvsn them up.to President Call Tnere three Provo
ute and An no qunt and ave Others Of walkers
Fillmore, all OF whom very frisnoy, and had gene
there for safety aEd gave VI Hur ngten full history
o. the events of the late Indian troubles specifying what
Isdisna we're concerred in killing al who have fallen
They Also stated that walker party had fou yht
400 her and split mp and that Walker had gone to
On n. mornips Of the 4th NJ, Huntington dssp,tcbed
eight and t-o friendly Iadis ns under Pres dent
AL TO search for the dead This party fouad the leah
and tue bones spawed and widely scattered A'.sr
careful and patient eeIrsh foot and horseback,
sr Potter Of the hair and tn bone Of ,pt
aurnisn and several bones Of the bAiance the latter
we're al carefully burisd the SPOT and The relics OF
capt g and Mr.. Potter were taken 10 Fillmore and In
TERED, except the lock OF Capt q hair which now
in the possessca OF Governor YouuR
Mr. Huntington hAvrs slao recovered several horses
mules guns tolls &c and phed ell that could
be core in the matter started back the 7h leaving
all friendly.
Twins Chicke Ce'h the Sewer Ford and with
the about Peest and Summit Creeks; and also
had talk With fe- es near ittle Cresk, who cams
in friendly md ,ins IN ths settlement In this
stpe zion, Mr. Eunsg,o has dsplayet despatch,
sAii and energy. and by his success demonstrated still
farther his iIuarce with the natives and the sound
Judgment OF Gov Young to the bet policy in OF
emergency requiring prompt action
may be vel to remark in addition, that the
On he vier entirely unconnected with 10
oan dealties but was the direct result Of the foolish
lad reckless. conduct OF party OF smigrants from the
STATES their vay 10 California By the Sou ii route
Who killed Pauran Indian Corn Creek and wounded
to Others not long since hence folio the Indian rule
OF reverse on the next American party found their
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mahssssy sad susss, - Ynasss Itulaias xxpsssssvs
UDg Dhso OF HiIswoFShh Peck. oaxdsnas, 10 lays W
sugar. 10. Hart HE Co. vessel 70 masssr xxSsss'
Brig Inooh Bsnssr (of Bosson), Morton, Manssaills
Lon a brs steering Wsw with hsaS Of for man g
The has sxver heavy weather ths entire Da6a
lost and split sails, stove bulvarks, 10
Brig Elisa Nsxrithsw tof SsarsporV Grimm. 81 Jage,
dAys. With nolsssss, 10. 10 master.
BAG Indian Queen (of Bsston) Hume, Oenfuego0, d
with sugar And molasses, 70 master.
Brig Dstroit of 81 0seiss MOI, Robinson. Nsw onsa.s
days. With sugar, 10, V snow Burgess. Feb 81 4
~: a.diAl'''' '1''ii'.''a heavy gale iFsa INV l'
Al. Sob. Table, whi.nor: Atsaisys. asy. w. s
s0 ssh pGrshsss:r rom Resse. for Tranilin. La
Scpf Sy IArngworth. Everett Franklin, La. 10 dAY0,
SonI sarah l. Smith, nrsndywine, Del, days.
=, ocnf nue,ch eharp Sharp, Alsxss drs, Va lAya
hSonr gillian Ccpse. Collins Vrginia.
Scnf Enna 1urbsck. Ksmbte BoetSn 6 dsvs
6ioop blackstone, Reynolds, Provfdane dsva
6loop America, Hull Provideuos sdavs
bloop Charles, -, Providsnes, days r.
Ship Baldisr, ~ days from Newcastle,
SAILED.
{ Yesterday, the Jas Hall, PensaeelA.
Wind during the day, MI.
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GEOLOGICAL SURyEY OF NEW JERsgY-Judge
Cobb has made report in the New Jersey Legisla-
ture favorable to geological survey of the State OF
New Jersey, by which 1t is made the duty Of the
Governor to employ suitable person or persons to
the State The survey is designed to be made and
dsscribedin sections Of one township each, and to
be accompanied BY maps, diagrams. and everything
necesear, to afford perfect knowledge OF call the
rocks, minerals, Ores sands, clays, marls, peat
fossils and other substances which may be vslua.
BILE to the people Of the several townships OF the
Stater
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FATAL RAILROAD AccIDENT-Wbile a cattle
train the Cosm ia Railroad stsrtos of rom tbs
horse station, about nine miles below Lancaster yer
day ferpoon, John silvertborne young drover Dsde
attempt TO step from the train he pped led
fell beneath the wheels AID less than eghtesa
pased biu cutDg his body into taree pieces and
Of course eausing instant death The accident threw
the cara of the track and being much shattered
Der Of horses, cattle and hogs killed aud injured.
Several very valuable horses killed severely In
jured TO rendered useless Mr. Silverthorne wAs
quito young man, bslongeg 10 Bslvdsrs New Jersey,
where hs leaves yosng vi6 10 whom hs married
oaly Avs wSska siaes-f A0e6deA(N Lsdew, N. u.
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OUR LAGUSA DE TEBxrNos CORRESPONDENCE.
LAGUNA DIX TERMINUS, Jan. 5, 1854.
Poli cal Position Of the Island of Carnlen-An
order Of Rnighthood Created by SANTA Anna-
Ne,o Commercial Regulations of the Port, &c. &c.
As your journal is an eptome of passing events on
the globe. send you sketch of our political posi-
tior. This island is by decree Of Santa Anna de-
clared military territory and separated from the
State of Yucatan but six or eight leagues Of land
on the opp osite side of the lake included within
the jurisdiction making the town of Pslirada oar:
of the district BY looking at the map you will ind
That this forms o niche between Tsbasco and Yucca.
tan. What political object is to be gained by tlis
course n, one knows; aud az a celebrated man once
observed that I" human sagacisy could not detect
human motive so all of us here a. fault. You
are no doubt aware that Santa Auua has instituted
an order Of k,ighthood of which he il Grand
Master. aDi con'ers The distinction Of membership
on his satellites thus i1tit atipg Napoleon in award.
1g The badge Of the Legion of Hoaor. Some have
received IT, ard Others have declined the honor; and
as he is to be GRO .ned Emperor next month, they
say (the more sensible portion that the rep7bic
OF he North will swallow him and his imperial bsu-
b sooner than if he had remained President. Well
Uey say he VIII be Feustin the " fist" and the
q" last -sat csstically comparing him u the black
emperor OF San Domingo Oar port is again oOen
t. mportation under the Mexican tariff with this
restnctlon-that no goods are TO pass from the ter
ritory into the interior Think Of that, for CON.
mercal res stion All that is landed is 20 he con.
suIned within the District | have couversed with
many intelligent MexcaDs on the policy of Santa
Annals course and they all concur in the opinion
that he cannot last more than yea, and they doubt
whether he lasts six months. Some hold the opini IN
IL A. there is Oh understanding with the government
Of the United States relative to his movements. in
ORDER to hasten the catastrophe of dnal absorption.
But tell then no; is their weakness in COMPARE
con with the general progress OF the world
VIAToR.
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HpGARToWN. Feb TAR sehrs Helena, Thsrudyka Il
York for Boston, Chmark CHM for q: II
uth, HAllst, Por land for NYork. ,
9n.Herbor olesr Of Toe, An schTs R'ohnsn4. Arm.
R IN 80. b a Catherine Mary for Boston.
Alto sle sehYs Alquixzar Boston Mountain Esxls Pen
land; Pedee Bath Oregon Frankfort and Nosart LubeS
WIND W. No vessels In port.
rHILADnLPHIA Feb II, PN-AYr Stsauships rhunl
esSs hsson b,sn ore; Delaware. CLARK. NYorl sohf q
lIsn-Sid brigs Fairy, willshy, Natansas; Bsa Ysas
1uco; Casharina xrrstrand, Genoa; -
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Oh1tLnrv

Mr.. JONATHAN MORGAN revou tonsry veteran, died In
Nevsrk, ~ on the OH inst at the advanced age OF
% Mr. Mrgsn participated In the battles Of YORKTOWN
and Cnvpenr, and was present ct number o. lesser
sseeEens HE memory was stored with "reminiscences
~ that period Of country's hstor and the old
y p.triotism slumbered In his heart hs vsry
Eent OF bis death A. the eight Of the old Continental
uniform, bis would kinoe asd his face glow With
pleasus though he had indeed chou mis-
ard vas nshtipg bis BATTLES DER again
Hon. JOSIAH ADAMS of Ftamngham Macs, the Oldest
member OF the hiddlsesx bar eisd at hts sdencs
Thursday hss aged II years, He At one time the
hrst lawyer in the COUNTY.
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FOREIGN POrts

Foreign Ports
CARE Town (CGH,-sd Nov Is, brir Kous, yrsts, casn
GnAvEsrSD-sld Jan "a. bark JunissA Newton. -.
s e; ds.I Dec .A!s' oA gs-s:, -.
.s A; 70 si "a
ssaisa % sss.:: - .'f
Sir, .:..isss, United s;:s: ssS
s sur rss' ssa ssss O..
fe i'd DO; s.h ui. "a. AleU: c.e e %:
brsI- Sd jan a. bark TouYs Turk. Harding etroa Ia.
GIsoA-in pr. Jan 10 mot ~ bark Mary wi.ldsa ss
oaaAi5As-is POI. Jan IS, bark Tars, Small from l,s
Sssns &. days h Ssa -
T: ,i Isl ss: Sssns s ss.s
&c Ra.D port J.a bark VORTEX An:. ~
g. Z sss: a. ss :s
ford do Chic sshon 70, DO ian bark Constance chad
s "a "a 81;
h as. snss: :n..r asss k Ma:
own sssupy nSes Sss k sSs ss Dec
o.. lss s s:ns:Ss hs.s s1srs; ss. s.ss .i f.:ss.
w:
q s S.'A 4. 20 s.; n H
s &c .sai al. II: nd "a
Nav; s.4 sa Is ss r-' Bingham.
@ and s ''e 4@ sa:. =
Bursy so.sss Ss ht' sa.s
sJ0 R Se,, :, s,s tho
s;Hs, brig Hddy s%if Berry for a-ee psesss
:. snssI.A.in pcr. Jan IL b.rA. wilsa P.rls, for Be
''sS ni srs 'i fsa.n.
%ss si,s 70 load for Boston Bid 18Th, barf WAs
h1LrA.In p.rt jan IS sshr Mary Smith, Idrisss ~
Si Gil, snd Bo,.on soon
s q a. =. !: Ar. tM.l s
ia sh fs Sosas .as
for DO % n; .:s Smith xIs
90 Sssnins sie, tsr dS DO sohr Mar, Forest io.
s sSr L. fn DE- s.r 81 Ion Sc
MO- Bo'''n;sr Young America, Rogers de- lolo tsoh
pon Tssoura- Pr. in jan IS Br BRIG Orion. Grms asls
ssssd fas an. Ss in
., sTq pa torSnsy I.AndDArr abb DISC suss.s
and With some slight damage but proceeded ~
scHrIDr.Arr Jan 70, ship scsM, Briggs, London
Ams: foo H,smss gof. ABB JA9 a. barb J0hn ws
ant. Cruz. load hs,on or NYori sid sxo aay: =
HsxSs. H am y v.. shs p ras, J.nio
r.nss In Pss Ds' Swiss for 81
Home Ports.
lost sa4s .ns ia, FEB ship Gh,r,s Eu.rl Nos.s
chr s'jo1s ,.pcI.sd steamer MONT SAVAGE Post NYas
s Ss s J r..s, v, v
rssn ,ohr. .o Sis, Howell sYSrs Jshn nashsr No:
"in, .rP Portland, NJ. ''1' A'-
cs S Sss, ys' Sis, r sss x;
81 n JAM c w, -, F;s.
Gem M Nv, :sAs yS1sbsrE ssnn:sy Avn o;y';
BARI cs.is. w.% from s ss,sas.s
o,s Is III. ,ra rom Mobile cf Besson week ~
lag 5s5hs ,eI,J lldIidse Of Norosns bark -
ssnSs w5st, sally frs: Co:n w'hsS
l, af al s ouf rs eek sdsSs
Fen .nS h.sss. u.m Neg,
SoBILK-Arr FEB s. bris Issaor., Bragg Boston.
sdcs sss 1.s Close RI ksdst rss Goa
mar NYori Judge hl.r,y: BRADLEY ee,son bri, B.sor
cbnehs Isi.nss; bari Undins ecods Bosson ->''''
CID 3D. sip africa Jordan, Liverpool ssrks John Curt
Sssr,so 81 Jsso de Cuba bis Atlantic King Paaasiphis
,h, shiPs nuds.S bite NIorh; o.emooO, Be.os PorN
HYoIi; Cherokee, Getty Chsriesicu bar. krros,ass e.,
esioas SPAN Esrstsny n roeons brig Cemess ASsuss
owsd 70 18th, ,hrs Marion. Aslansic brig vi
,NgREoLK-An Feb 3 Sosrs Cambridge, York. Porsiaa.
MN LoNpoN-Arr fsb 10 sshr Ensn, C.rtury v,
ashs seor J0s .SreDes Kinny srtrs. sid steam,
PosTLAhp- Arr TeS 10 sss2 K ii Kngha Dyer. H.ss
nss 20 u, eri Hsrs nser Mitchell DO lsh alt saAr ~
nsAyAE,lAH-Ar Feb T. sohr VIM Hone, Rswi.s, R,sl
ShS ST. ,ebrs M.nhssse smish; ssnasr Lswis sad M
usAs ss s. sSs ss AL v Ss VIVA Sss'
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convention OF all those interested 10 the manufacture
% sesaTs 10 the United States to be h Albany on
the 10th ins to take measures TO prevent the large
inceps importation OF German s-gars the country
meeting OF segHr makers held At Newark IN on
the 10Th inst TO appiot delegates TO above named
conversation, at which the following resolutions we're
pa SD
Whereas, during the past few years there have been
vast inporishons Of foreen-especaly Bremen or Ger
segsrsinto this country 70 the great detIent OF
the American manufacture, and By which, aso many OF
thoee dependent the segar trade are deprived OF
their meaps OF subsistence; and
Whereas, the recent excessive imporatious OF foreign
ssss have not only seriousJ Injured but bid fair In
snort tin checked 10 entirely supersede those OF
Domestic uactur,, thus elect the entire des;rro
in o. the entire sesar interest In this
Rsovea That We cordially approve Of the ob.ct Of the
convention to be held st Albany the l6h inst and
~ We elect five delegates TO att nd said Convention
F.toi,ed That said delegates be, and hsre,y, In
s1uo,ed TO actively c, operate In any feasible measures
vil re~tfict the importation especially OF Gernan
and 70 d'frAy any expense necsssary incurred In
the secomrlshme Of that object
hfoi,ed That ve call upon al interes ed 10 the manu-
fscture OK egars In this the adonps States 10 r.e
the above convention.
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Marine Affairs,

LosT AT sM-Jsmes Benny, Interesting son OF Can't
b 8. Racket, OF Villa msburE i. aged about teen
hrocksd board from the schooner Cabot
ON Eric AZ the loh infant In bipg the maipboo when
sbout ier miles from Point Jodith All the OF the
afflicted father to FAVE hs boy unAvalng He sunk
to rse
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Affairs In Brazil
OUR PARA CORRESPONDENCE.

PARA, Jan. II 1854.
Exploration Of the Ama.on -Emigro,,on of Ger.
saams-Inportation Of Laborers from Portugal
j Improvements IN Irads-Yankes Entaprise &c.
Here we are, breaking ground in the new year,
which promises to be little less eveutfu for Para
than the few past years have b,en for our own coun
Try. The Rio Jansiro Steam Company for naVigat
Ing the Amazon have two steamers on the nFer.
The two New York steamers have lett under Peru
Wan colors for the sources OF the Amazon, In Peru
l am credibly informed that Peru awaits only
The arrya of Dr. Whitmors the contractor for these
two, to AXE another contract for two more Of very
much larger proportions, to come from your city
under steam, and so on up the river.
That government has sent to the old country. via
Para, German agent from the German emixrants
already in Peru, to procure two thousand mere OF
these people TO settle this side Of the Andes of
ferug them an inducsment free passage up the
river, plenty of land when there, release from all
taxation for series OF years, ETC., etc. The two
steamers DOW gone up are 10 return here in June to
take mp the first OF them
There is ADVERT ement in the Diario do Para,
eigned by the President of the province Offering
80 000000 per annum, for shrse years any in
dividual or company who shall run ste lmers on the
best terms, TO bring cattle from Marao, AMI take
freight and passengers TO and from Vigis and
Cameta and this city equal, in the aggregate, to
$50 900.
The Provincial Assembly have granted 800 900
for the purpose Of importing two hur dred alleges
FIR IN Por ugal, for laborers at large aud further
TO engage others u work upon the streets which
are being macads nZed throue hont the cityfor you
mus, know that black labor is about done for at Para
Singular this may seem to you but YOU may judge
of the iDaoequscy to meet the demand by the pre-
sent ruling rates OF pcrteragea bag, (whatever dis.
tsDce) 200 rs a box 500 rs.-triple our old prices.
With only two miserable steamers during the past
yesr by the Rio Company on the river and that
very iEreguarly-the business in nroLhados (groca-
ries) has th an doubled. As an instance will
cie:-We had in our harbor at one tins 400 bbls.
Irish butter which was all ruu Off at auction in
few DAYS, without materially affecting the prices
rhen 400 would have ruined the market two wears
since.
The stone wharf, now nearly finished is doubled
in width, raised ten feet even with the sea wall and
then runs out to low water mark; 1t is to be covered
with substantial tile roof. The Custom House
wbar', ditto
Yankee enterprise has frightened the Brazileros
who now, opeuing their eyes, have found out that
they have got big river up at this end, some vhar.
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LAuEcHrD-A new ship Of about 1900 TONS, owned
kessrs nisot Hooper, was launched Friday fren
The clipper ship Starlight also launched from the N
off BrisEs South Boston, on Saturday torsloen.
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.
BOSTON, Feb 12-Arr barks Ssambcul, Smyrna: Ohsus
william, Savannah steamship City Of Boston Philadslp
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WsAfHER AT FoRT L.RAMk-A la,,.r ,.ovu r..
Laramie Informs No that on the 5th o, Janu.ry th ~
eury 10 the Thermometer was twenty degrees beov 80
- on he iotn u vas seventeen 5esrees below thst
poibt Tremendous SHOWS had fsIIsa N rouyhsr, 80
n. DAN OF December and the snow on the mou ,sis
nde OF the valley was ave feet dep -A'
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We earn rom Dr. Fisher OF the frm Of Usher Asnew
6c', OF Columbia, =. that man By the name OF
james Phillips, sbeconded from winnsboro s O on the
24s u With about $40 600 Of their money 10 bills IL
10 believed OF the Planters Bank Of FAiraed 70 yard
OF s. 600 offered for the apprehension Of ths
and recovery OF the money and for
the recovery Of any portion Of the funds absraetsd
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TEE LIQUOR Law IN MrcHIGAN.-The Supreme
Court yesterday announced its position on the caves
which have been brought before it involving the
validity of the liquor law. In the Collins case, the
rst argued, the Justice announ ,ed that the court
was equally divided, there being four Judges Of the
opinion that the law is constitutional and four Of
verse opinion The court is understood to have stood
on the question as follows For the law, Judges
Green johnson, Martin and Wbipple; against it,
Judges Wing, Pratt, Douglass and Copeland. Two
other cases had been argued, and in consequence Of
the absence OF Judge Copeland at their hearing there
was majority in favor Of sustaining the law The
effect OF this state of things we suppose to be- simply
that the cases before the court are disposed Of but
no decision arrived at and that the whole question
is thrown back upon the inferior ,urts leaving each
Circuit Judge and every Justice of the Peace in the
State to exercise his own individual opinion in re-
gard to the validity OF the law. case hereafter
comes up on writ Of error from Circuit Court whore
the law shall have been decided constitutional Of
course majority OF the remaining Judges on the
Supreme bench will reverse the decision, and rice
versa The consequence is that the whole matter Ia
in inextricable confusion.-Derot Free Press FED 2.
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A b1 sss bssn introduced into the Kentucky Senate
sppropnaas % 900 annually, FOR I've ysar for oolonss-
ios purposes.
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LOST IN A Snow SroRM-The body of David
jones' OF An0ovsr, MASS recently found In ciump
of woods between La and that town The
the Wednesday to the great storm went
to Lawrence to procure some provisions. On his way
back II Is supposed be became bswered Ia the storm
wandered from the road and died from sxhauston His
dog accomp him. and several days after his death
attracted the attention Of who breaking
out the road and who following the dog into the woods
found the body The dog has been six day without food
waiting for his master TO rise The snow vas paved
away from the body and the faithful creature had apps
rently li upon it, Hartford Couyant, Fsb. II,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-13

snisn named Meyer, furrisr By trade, committed
" Zoe Boston, on the 18th last ~ tsiisr sudsnun