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ORLEANS THEATRE

nRLEANS THEATRE
b. sysrbes entitled THE PROPFfErIn which Msssrs.
Gnbr Lacro Beohers and Ms.dams Borshssr and Berlin will
Appahr.
fy- Performance ut hsltpHst o'clock
WAN A NIB URGH'S MENAG E Ri e,
With Of the animals and bds
Europe Asa Africa and Americas from elm aud
shutting much the largest lection ia the Ror will BE-
s. o'c(ook LAFAYETTE Of Jack
Saturday, h days board the FLOATING
PALACE purchased mildly rel1odeiled MR.. VAN AM
BERGH expressly for his grand family Of Forest Beasts add Desert
Monsters.
IF Admission cents; children servants, half price
Mr. AMBURGH great original sabdusr of wild beasts,
who electrified pc well Americas been honofe with
tran add Russian C0wnhead will enter The dens containing the
lowing Terrific Ia the Of the audience at and occ
day. Nnmidian Lions ROYAL Bengal Tiger African
Iopards, Asat Lion Black and Brazilian
extraordinary ARrNocERos, UNICORN OF
HOLY WRIT, frat Inhibited this country; well AN
ps; African LIONS LIoNtssgs
The performing Elephant 1lPPO SULTAN pair Of
Holland OSTRICHES; awhoe colony Of TIE MONKEY TRIBE
Arabn Pack Camel white Lana; Zebu Burmese Or Naud
Brazilian, and Tiger African Senes and
Bek Leopard Lions North American Pan
thers Spotted Striped Hyenas Black Wolves; Grrz
Russian Black hite
Ichneunrus nned craae;
Black Swans white Sork Silver and ugl.h Pheasn's;
Angora and arVe Turkish Rabbi white South African Guinea
Hens; Msws Parrots &C., &C.; everything and marvellous
Natural History ain the above the earth beneath
the water under The earth"
The performances will Ponies their Monkey
Riders; continue with their wonderful the Elephant 1ppo Sui
Thrilling VAN AMBURGH
his Lii ms, Tigers, Leopards, ETC., etc. jars
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RED RIHER.

leave THURSDAY January 5, at O'Clock
EyOR JEFFERSON, PoRT CADDo, -
SHREVEPORT GRAND EcogE. ALEXAN- LsAAttfSaest@@sR
DRIA aud all intsru,ede Landngs-Rsguar Red
ST. CUAKLESThe elegant and sifs
passenger packet CHARLES
gate sghs passage, having superior
Accommodations, apply on board Or 70
jin4 SMITH FIsiiSIEk, is Canal strsst
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YdZoo RTVER.

viii leave WEDNESDAY, January 4, at o'eioekP. N.
E1OR GREENWOOD, MARION, ~ -,
TcTULA YAZoo CITY, SATARTfA aud all Lasassa9Tf59
landngs.-The very ght danght steamer
MONROE. Gwartney master, will leave above FOE ashi
mi ff' " ~ T WILSON. II Csrprdelet street.
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LAKE STEAMERS.
MOBILE.

ES0R MOBILE Direct-Daily q. 8. ~ H.
G Siai Ltne-%inter hrrsne4rentTh Splendid L 6&ANs3
Iw prearts aekst st.snlsrs CALIFORNIA. s. Q.
Brot stir FLORIDA and pressure Lake
ST. CHA RIEs, Post mnafe having bnIs
expressly for LaaS trade, with superior accommodation. One
Of the above will the PonehaSan Railroad DAILY
on srsysl q the O'clock returning will PascHgou
on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS.
tT TIE Hs Bag M the Aesatday O'Clock
Pm. r. GGoDEs, Agent, 10 Bank Place nh
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aTTaRaPas.

VIII Leave THURSDAY, January S. al ~ O'clock NJ
EOR ATTAKAPAS The new and srE :,
n ssfs steamer ALICE w. GLAZE, j. Joha sf$$z43E$
CO. master. port receiving freight, srd VII
NEW IBERIA, FBaSKLIT STRENILLE, PATTERSoNvIILE
BERWIcK's BAY BAYOU BCEUF MOUTH BAYOU BLACK
sssisPRT snd all landings Aehaya For freight pas
sage. zPply on board,
jana j. NJ. JOHNSTON & CO., No. Front Le7es.
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Will WEDNESDAY, January l. at o'elack
NS0R LAKE PROVIDENCE, MIL tszsy n,
III IIRENiS BEND yIeRSBuRG SATCHEz and sse1gsz%'
all intermediate landings Thu and eles last
steamer NATCHEZ 2. Captain W r Snn
receiving will aboTe For fright
SMITH & FIaIISTFR, Is Csnal Il.
ley The NatcheE will the trade the balance Of the
rB The Nachsx Ne. will leave LAKE PROVIDENCE. sry
SATURDAY Al SICkSBuRG SUNDAY ana Nall
aver MONDAY, jus
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RIVER STEAMERS.

n AFoURCHE PACKET DOCTOR COSY
H BATEY Capt, W. C. Bilsou, leaves NosnAYs Lst9t#
q; 5 p ard FRIDAY, s.. &&&SsssssSA sAs
nafH A. Is8FoREsT, ~ sisaslis s,sass ~
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JEFFERSON AND LAKE fsEs e E5sEzsss.s s=sz:ss7
- PoNTcHARTRAfN RAILwAY-sG2aaI-sezzs s----zsz-@
Carrolton Raiead.FROH oRLEA
TO LAKE P0YTCHARTRATg.-
r Inns ....
From Her0rtsaas (a caoHtos LAKE. P0A.eiayaia
WEEK DAYS.
From Tiyo Circle Depot1z ~ IiK An and X, 81, So
SUNDAYS.
From Psrdido Tivo Depots-f, TO- H. I2
~ 8, 4, 5, 6P.M.
From Lake (ria carro.on)so
WEEK DAYS.
To Tivol Circle Depot-1l ~ ia X, 81 81 (snd 81
carrolon onlyl.
SUNDAYS
To Tivo Circle and Dspots-T, 81 s lo
An, i2k,'lk, M, ~, ~, 81 IN.
n All the Trains passengers Carrocn
On Week Days Trains ONLY
Baggage received at Bepots only
FARKBsteen Ne Orleans Caoton cents; between
roliton Lake cents Ill
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SUNp9RFllIEEsS@z1s- .o half barrels, .=.-
TALLoW CASnEES-l0J hgxea 6 s;
ALE-lNo barrels Westtra;
FULTON MaHkET BEEF hall barrels;
WHITE BEANS-5D barrels
CHEESE-5G0 Blue Grass Parry;
BUTTER 1000 packages Western;
hrkins Goshen;
SCfilEDAM SeHNAPS-lo0 boxes, pints and quarts,
In and for eala by D. GRIEF 4 CO.,
did 40 and ~ Old Lavee.
GlNGER-20 bags just received and for
~ sale by r. NJ. McALPIN d co,
n2b lw No. 90 Common and So Canal sts
SUGAR LIME-5oo barrels, superior arti-
Of JOHN c. HARpILL Il CO sssrssa4ine street
HEONEY-l0 hhds. apd 5 bills, in store, for
i'll IL saieb by Ell. HAR' kco, 7s Tnhoapioulas street.
ANLOUk-l500 bbls Fancy and superfne st.
al t''A' u" E IL DALEY, Tshaupioa'ss street.
"A LLsPICE-25 bags just received and for
"a sale NV r. NJ. McALPIN 4 CO.,
ma iw No. 30 Common and 50 Canal sta.
NpIE FRUIT-150 boxes VIM. Underwood
and w. H. Davis assorted, Just received and for sale by
- R. NJ. AcAlPIN & co.,
ssS wv No. ~ Cosasoa and y eaaai ia
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,

Wednesday Morning, January 4. 1854. !
G0rT0N-There was active demand yesterday,
sultipg in sales Of fully 10000 bales Prices steady We
learn that Mondays transactions also reached nearly that
amount. We quote:
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NEW ORLEANS AND CAR ~ --ssaagzsszsz-
RoLLToN RAILROAD .carrolltdnz
Line. Departure Of Trans.
Frsn Nsss o,sdxs:
fIorse Cars--sL A. NJ, 9, TO- and X p. ~
Steam Trsits-7 And hour NJ nclu-
siyey.
FreHa carroHba:
HORSE Cars tH. g. 9, and ld4 ..-. ...-4
sivty.
Children under csn Bun
dles OF 4s Red Tickets "a SO.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
~ the Depot street
Departure VI Cara SOL.
-, *,
Depot
After which the Cars will leave each Terminus every fifteen
until 8 o'clock
Then at sk, e. 10 and II P. from the Depot.
Ard az, ~ and IgJ5 p from Lafayette. 77
FARE-5 Chidrn gratis
" Nss-speeisl Night Parties, B4ls Meetings. sup
piled, when required, the
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OHIO RIVER

Will leave WEDNESDAY, January 4. at O'Clock P. NJ.
NyOR CINCINNATI, M AD1SON,. ~ M
il LOUISVILLE all trrmediats sndinss SsSEs ~
The gh passenger steamsr ELIZA,
rceiving freight md Will leave
above. For freight or passage, apply board,
iai1 MCDOWELL, JR q BELL II Pofdr 5 81.
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MJEW CIGAR STORE-M. VIDAL would an
the public that he opened the store the of
Place Charles street. with large choice
CIGARS TOBACCO Ths brands of HAY
will be constantly received and the most qualities
Of VIRGINIA LEAF. dS 5m3p
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HNLOUR-310 bbls Genessee Extra and 500
jana joseph LANDS & CO., SO Tchonptouss at
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EayO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and s-
w. OWNERS. .ssw Orleans, January 1885, srASs%
Ths ardsrsignsd has ih day commenced GENERAL s
STEAMBOAT AGENCY bis account epnhne Tee
exclusively seh b1sines In thus preserving hs
friends and the pIblc he trusts that 0sz he
o,hera In tka
hs whole time and pernsl s:enon % tbe together
general acquaintance with clippers shs be
References respectfully
MassTs. WATERS, CAMDEN Il CO., New orsens
! STONE d. WAEWOHTH,
.7.,5.= BRIDGE BRO,
WHITE BUCHANAN,
Captain GEO. W CABLE, steamer L. II. Esnnest.
W. W. BAKkR, - Dsavare.
q. N. HUNTER, Anossaador.
tanl1 j. J.. povarss yApvO
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q sANDLES-200 boxes and $50 half boxes
" Star, for sale by
jau3 JOSEPH LALD1S & co 80 Tchourtouas ST.
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PLANTERS, GOODS,

in stock comprising BLANKETS, KERSEYS OSNABURGS,
JEANS PLAID md STRIPED LINSEYS. ia SHIFTING
SHEETIN FLANNELS WOODEN SHIRTS, to all OF which
the attention Of the trade End of which he will
be satisfactory dis
position render particularly the such advantages
good articles will
their trade and confidence. A B. JAMES,
lmd&3mW 80 Magazine and Ia Bauk Place. N. o.
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Warks.

Alexina. 81
hlGcher .....-.. d4
Brilliant. ...... 4th
4 Cintonia Wright. lo,d2
Emma Lincoln IL, dl
Gan Taylor. .....P oin,
'GipssY ,....-.-- 7,di
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u ARD OIL-100 bbls No. Winter strained,
isns " ~ JOSEPH lands A. CO. IA rehoupitonIas stree,
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gss- The new, light draught, swift running
steamer GEORGIA, j. O. Sinno master
Carrolton Raio.d fer MONTGOMERY, ETUAPKA SELMA aad
ali intermediate landings the Alabama Rvar EVENING a5
O'CLOCK positively. JOHN T.. HYDE IA
Shippers will please hand their bills lading the o.s
bnh1f theah a6ouJ
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Removal

FURNISHED RoOMS.-Very pleasant rooms
Families Single Gentlemen, with without Beard be
lat NJ, Joseph street, Mrs Freomsn.
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~ The Rel ouacha River reports 80 inches
cahoua shoa alugseamers Rsckaway McIsae Clark
and Sarah laying up Harrisonbursh
~ St Charles Red River falling ut Aezadra
The steamer Runaway Shreveport reports the river falling all
the way down. prospect of e Left steamer Texas Ranger
MT Aeynfdra
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win leave WEDNESDAY ,Jlpua7y q ~ 8 o'eIoek NJ.
NOR CINCINNATI, NJ DIS n, NJ n
~ pIrTsgITRGu md all intermediate landings =
The ene ast Iannug passenger ARCTIC, adssx
John & Devppcy nsar port freight s
leave al ABOVE freight passage having superior aeconeda
TORS apply On board, or TO :
hlrpoW Jrt. * DELL, ~ Feyd'hs 'tee1,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-18
PRICE TWO CENTS.

the inhabitants Of the town of Maions u borrow neoev
for the purpose OF widening and improving the briass
over Salmon river, In the village of said towi, passed.
March y 1862.
295. la relation to school moneys
206 Authorizing the Canal Board to eS<tDsno ti.
claims Of George W Willard for damages cauvet hy tho
OF the Genesee Valley Can and vaid hu'
aymont therefor.
VT To regulate the management OF the SeneSUr rver
improvement and Bsldwinsville canal.
10 asthorize the Board Of Supervisors Of the ysan
~ OF Suffolk to change the site of the court house aA1
jail in said county, and for other purposes.
2o9 To change the time for holding the annual meet
ing 81 the election of directors Of East Hamburg
Road Company 70 reduce The number directors of said
company, and to authorize said company to make
crease OF rate of tca.
These are all that the Governor had signed up 70 tho
hour Of adjournment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-18
TgIIRTY.THIRD CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.



WASHINGTON, April II, 1854.
PETITIONS AGAINsr THE NEBRASKA Bill.
Mr. WADE, (ree soi of Ohio presented petitions from
Ohio against the Nebraska bill.
Mr. SEWARD, Gree soi) Of N Y, presented remon-
stranees from Berrien county Ind and Spark Michigan
against the Nebraska bill.
Mr. SUMNER, Qree soiD of Mass, presented like
monstrance from of sandersHeld Massachusetts,
THE HOMESTEAD BILL.
MR BRoDEEAD, (dem.) Of Pa, presented memorial
from Northumberland county, Pa, praying that the
Homestead bin be amended to provide that all per
who have purchased Of the United States public
sand be refunded the sums paid therefor with interest
sIaughter).
SPIRITUAL xaNIrysrAr,oys-sppTcu OF eyv sprtDs
Mr.. SHIELDS (dem) of III beg leave to present to the
Senate petition, with some fifteen thousand names
az pending to it. upon very singular and novel subject
fal phenomena, of mysterious import, have become
so prevalent in this country and Europe to engross
large snare OF public attention partial analysis of
these phenomena attest the existence II OF an occnt
force which 10 exhibited in sliding raising arresting
holding suspendins and otherwise disturbing ponderabie
bodies, apparently in direct opposition to the acknow.
1edged laws Of matter and transcenpr the accredited
power OF the human mind. Qaughter.) .. Lights OF
different degrees Of intensity appear in dark rooms where
chemical action or phosphoresic illumination cannot
be developed and where there of
electricity of producing combustion. Iaughicr) g. A
variety of sounds frequent In diversified
in character and Of singular significance and import
consisting of mysterious rappng indicating the
of invisible intelligence Sounds often heard like
those produced by the prosecution Of mechanical opera
lions like the hoarse murmur OF the winds and waves,
mingled with the harsh croaking noise of the and
rigging OF ship aborng in Conclusions also
resembling distant thunder producing oscilaory
mens Of surrounding objects and trcmuous motion OF
the premises upon which these phenomena occur Har
monous sounds, as that Of human voices, and other
sounds resembling those Of ffe, drum trumpet &C.,
have been produced without any visible agency
4. All the functions Of the human body and mind
are influenced in what appears to be certain abnormal
states Of the system, by no vet under
stood or accounted for. Tho occult or invisible
power frequently interrupts the operation of the
faculties, suspending sensation and voluntary motion of
the body TO dcathDe coldness and rigdity and dis
eases hitherto considered ncurable have entirely
ersdcsed by this mysterious agency The petitioners
proceed 10 state that two opinions prevail with respect
20 ,ne origin OF these phenomennone ascribes them to
Ine power and the intelligence of departed spirits ope
ratng upon the elements which pervade ali material
forms the other rejects this conclusion and contends
thsf all these results may be accounted for In rational
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-18

From Pfttsburg.
INFORMANT TRIAL FOR C0NsPIR ACY--YATAI STEAM
BOILER EXPLOSION.

PrrrsBUBG, Aprss IT. 1854
The small note case against Hagen, Davis, Norris and
Lawssa--a conspiracy suit for endeavorng 10 cxtort
$11o0co from the Pennsylvania Railroad Company-was
concluded to-day william A. Stokes for the pEosecu-
tion made an elosent speech to thc jury Judge Nc
Clure charged the Jury strongly for She prosecution
after absence of three hours the Try returned vsr
dict of guilty Mr. Stokes moved for sentence forthwith
when II found that the defendants we pres
sent. Their bail was forfeited and warrants issued for
their arrest dazen and Davis taken and committed
to JAIL but Norris and Lawsen have vet been found
The boiler Of steamboat Jones' poded this
morning, the boat leaving the shore engineer
Jacob Hadley, instantly killed and were
injured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-18
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.


Albany April II, 1854
BILLS pA9SKD.
To incorporate the Methodist Local Preachers Associa
tion
To incorporate the Elmira Savings Bank
To incorporate the Bloomingdale Savings Bank.
rHK SUPPLY
MI WmrSEr, from the Committee OF Conference, re.
ported the Supply bill complete. Agreed to-
voTn ON ADJOURNMENT
Aresouton 10 adjourn at IL y O'Clock was agreed to-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-18

tHAFlfSION, AprlI TO, 1871.
The grand Southern Pacific Railroad project was adopt
cd after wrsm debate between all the leading in
the Convention The clause authorizing the corporation
to negotiate with Mexico strongly opposed and the
resolutions in favor Of the Gadsden treaty and alternate
sections Of public land for railroad purposes also caused
bitter opposition The Virginia delegates withdrawn
The Convention adjourned to meet In New Orleans on
the second Monday In January next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-18
From the South.

THE BARK GRAPEsHoT AND THE LAW MUsKETs ETC
BALTIMORE April II, 1861.
The bark Grapeshot from New York, with George
law s muskets board, is lying st the mouth of tn
Mississippi river. The Delta says the Spanish Consu
has despatched intelligence to Havana of her arrival
New Orleans papers of Tuesday last received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-18
The Connecticut Election.

- HAKTFoRD April i 1854.
Tcresult of the recent State been Officially
annouaced. The whole number of votes for Governor
InghaIn (dem) 2s 53s Chapman, (temperance) IO672
Hooker, (ree so) 500 Majority against Ingham l099
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-18
Trial OF the Wards for tho Murder or Pro
fc5sOr Butler.

LouIsyIIlR April II, 1854.
The trial OF the brothers Ward charged with the muir
der oi Professor Butler commenced day at Eliza
bethtown About one hundred and fifty witnesses have
been summoned. among whom Secretary Guthrie
who arrived yesterday and Col Preston member of Con-
gress from this district.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-18

The total city expenditures Of Boston for the 6scsi
year beginning in NAY estimated at o. Ooe, o.
which d, 707, 500 is TO be raised by taxation.
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Wilnamsburu intelligence.

CHARGE or ATTEMPTING A RAPE-The examination OF
John Lancer ex-custom house officer, charged with
attempting 10 commit rape upon young German girl,
residing In the Third ward, commenced before Jua
tice Boswell yesterday afternoon. The examination was
not concluded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-18
The Markets.

CINCINNATI, April Is, 1854.
Flour has advanced to 81 Lard is active the sales to-
day reaching 400 bbs at &c. Mess pork Is firm at si2
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= sCIEshTADY, April II, 1854.
Mr. Resolved Givens, an old and much respected ct
zen OF this place died very suddenly Sunday morning
aged SS years o
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GRADUATING THE PRICE or rUp1~LAsDs.

The House bill to graduate and reduce the price OF the
public lands was taken up and read twice.
hr ADAMS, (dem Of Miss, moved that it be referred
TO the Committee Public Lands and Iopcd that the
committee would act upon il 1t was Of more inn
portance and would benefit the Treasury and the whole
nation better than twenty homestead bills Esferred
DEAD LETTERS ErO.
Mr. SEWARD, Gree soil) Of N. Y, offered resolutions
calling for statistical nfor nation relative to
weight Of letters losses account of preps ynent
OF postage, and advertising letters not called for
Laid ever.
Mr. FISH, (whg) of N Y, presented q memorial from
Mr. Aspinwall, President of the Pacific mail steam line
protesting against the annument of contracts with that
company FOR carrying mails. Referred
EXECUTIVE SESSION
quarter to the Senate went into executive ses
sion. In three hours the doors opened.
LAND OFFICE IN CALIFORNIA
Mr. GwM, (dem) of Cal, offered resolutions directing
inquiry az to the expediency of creating land dis
Adjourned.
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liLIs PASSED.


The bill to incorporate the Merchants and Clerks, ~
bl ury Association of New York.
The bin authorizing town subscriptions to the Utica
and Bingdsmton Railway.
To approximate S22 900 TO the Utica Lunatic Asylum
Introduc ced and passed to-day.
To furnish New York with pure and Wholesome milk
VOTE OF THANKS TO THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
On motion of Mr.. RoBER1soN vote of thanks to the
Lieutenant Governor passed.
LAID Table
The bill to incorporate the Turnveren Society laid
or the table
TIE DOCUMENTARY HISTORY.
concurrent resolution TO furnish each member and
oces with copy of the Documentary History lost.
THE ADJOURNMENT.
The usual committees appointed to ws3 the
Goyerno-, aud the Senate adjournsd sine die.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23
Law of Newspapers.

I. Subscribers who do not give express
notice to the contrary, are considered as
wishing to continue their subscription.
II. lfsubscrbers order the discontnulnce
Of their papers, the publisher may continue
to send them till all that Is due be paid.
III. II subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their papers from the office to which
they are directed, they are held responsible
till they have settled their bills and ordered
their papers discontinued.
". If subscribers move TO other places,
without informing the publisher. and the pa
per is sent to the former drection they are
held responsible.
v The courts hive decided that refusing
to take paper from the Office, or removing
and leaving It uncallcd for, "a Primt Jacie
evidence of intentional fraud.
VI 4 Postmaster neglecting to inform a
publisher, when his paper is not taken from
the office, makes himself liable tor the sub
scription price
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23

The Nebraska Olirage.-As a specimen
Of the influences which are at work 10 carry
through this infamous measure, we copy the
following paragraph from President Pierce's
mouth-plece, the Washington Union. 1t
says:-
"lf Democratic member Of Congress is
led By his judgment andl ais conscience to
vote for the bill, as we hope all Democrats
will be led to do, and he returns TO his con-
stituents to encounter the clamor of Wings
and Abolitionists, together with disaffected
men OF his own party, no sensible man, at
least no man tsho understands aud appreciates
lhs character Of the Executipe, toiH beliepe that
Tie President .oA ailog such faciious men 10
yield PUBLIC PATRONAGE 10 oper-
fhrop him."
We had thought that Presidents were A.
above the business Of brlbery-but il seems
We were disappointed. II this is not talking
to the point, we know not what is. Pierce Is
determined that the bill shall pass. To this
end be bends his energies and "opens his
shining palm" He and his clan have done
every thing that Satanic cunning could sug-
gest 10 thrust Nebraska and Slavery into the
arms Of the Union, caring nothing for the
consequences II they could only secure the
object. At the same time men of honest
meaning, men who love their country and its
interests, and who would repel the incursions
Of Slavery a. they would a pack Of demons,
have rallied around the Goddess of Liberty,
and sought to protect her virtue and preserve
her honor. There 70 contest between two
foes. The one has right and patriotism. and
God upon is side--the other might, and reck-
lessaess. and place, and the devil. Il Is easy