Daily national era., 1854-02-08

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The old has had run, almost constantly ever
since the novel appeared in book FORM
Buffalo is without hospital albany Reg
And will have but little need Of one, if you
close its groggeries.
r. It is said that no law exists in New
York to punish man for running away with
the wifs Of another. Quite an oversight
The Toronto Daily Colonist says that the
directors Of La Banque du Peuple have voted
on advance Of twenty per cent to the salaries
Of all their clerks. This is well. 1t is unjust
to make advances in everything else, and
neglect the interests Of the laborcr. Il is our
desire to see his recompense safely, prudently,
and progressively increased, and remain per-
manently at the highest point, though every
thing else should receds. The earth was made
for him.
Nova ScoTIA--Affairs were in bad state
at Newfoundland according to the latest dates
on account Of the failure of the cod fishery, the
potato blight, and, worst Of alias the st. John
Courier says--the discharge Of the numerous
laborers engaged on the telegraph works of
the New York Company
The Nova Scotia Legislature is in session.
The Governor had announced the assent Of
the Crown to the various railway bills passed
at the last session
A bill has been introduced granting univer-
sal suffrage.
Opposition is made to ameliorating CONNER
cial restrictions with the United States, unless
the latter sets the example.
WHO OpposEs THE NEBRASKA BILL ?-The
Boston Post says:
aGerrit Smith, j. R. Giddings Amos Tuck,
John G.. Palfrey, Charles F. Adams, Henry
Wilson, all Free Soil and Abolition saints are
out against the Nebraska BILL in company with
Moses H. Grinnell, Joseph Hoxie, John A.
King &c., Scn
Why will not the Post for once throw aside
its jesuitism, and add to its list of "who op-
poses the Nebraska bill,n all the Democratic
members of the Rhode leland Legislature IL
tell it's readers that nine -tenths of the Demo-
Gratis of Massachusetts, are opposed to the same
bill. The honest men in the Democratic party
have followed the corrupt leaders as far in SUBJ
serviency to Slavery as they can 20, and they
will not follow such unscrupulous leadership
as that Of the Post in surrendering up to Sla-
very the Nebraska Territory.
Boston Commonwealth.
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC PRESS IN THE UNITED
STATES
For the sake Of emphasis, we have under
scored several words and phrases in the fol-
lowing. We shall make no other comment.
The intelligent and libsrsl-mindsd reader will
require mono We copy from the F.emax's
Journal, Roman Catholic papsg, reported 10
be the organ Of the subject of iss present adu-
lation:
ARCHBISHOP HUGHEs IN HAvANA.-It de-
lights us to be able TO announce, by letters re-
ceved again from our venerable and beloved
Archbishop, that his health still improves, and
that the cough has entirely left him. We are
further indebted to friends in Havana for mes
sages and papers from which wo learn that
the most distinguished attentions are bestowed
on his Grace by the principal people of Ha-
vana. The Archbishop has felt it better, how.
ever, 10 decline the courteous invitations that
the grandees of the city have extended so
pressip gly 10 him TO partake of their hospitali-
ty He has accepted none save that Of the
Captain General, which etiquette required him
not to omit We judge by the Havana pa
pers, especially the Preasa de Ia Habana, that
the visit Of 90 distinguished an American eccie-
siastic has not failed to excite much interest.
That paper says that "it has been with great
delight that the people Of Havana have seen
30 distinguished prelatc assisting on Epipha-
nv at tho cathedral, with the Bishop Of Ha
yana, in whose hospitable palace he abides.
After the mass Of that day, with the Bishop
Of Havana, Archbishop Hughes visited the Do
cesar Seminary, and he, as well as his senior
Secretary Father Martin, expressed his salts.
faction at the excellent order that prevailed
in that establishment, where thirty resident
alumni and considerable number of externs
pursue the course Of ecclesiastical studiee
After this they visited the Blessed Sacrament
in the Church of the Espiritu Santo, where it
chanccd that large number Of the people
had been attracted, who pressed forward to
testify their respect to the Archbishop by kiss
ing has Episcopal ring. Everywhere the dis
tinguished reputation and virtues Of the Arch.
bishop were appreciated and Acknowledged
The same paper says that on the afternoon
of Saturday, Archbishop Hughes, accompanied
by our Bishop, visited the Casa de Benefcien-
ola, House Of Chsrity) and passed through all
the departments Of that great building, where
misfortune in oil its stages, from that Of the
deserted foundling to that Of infirm old age,
fpds solace according to it's need The Arch.
bishop expressed his delight at the perfection
Of these arrangements, saying that Nep York
possessed nothing 10 equal fhem.
"Be sure,n adds the Prensa, ailustriou
prelate and great light Of the Ckurck, that the
Catholic people of the Island of Cuba, full of
respect and admiration for your virtues, and
hailing with JOY your scjourn on our soil, learn
with the greatest satisfaction that your health
is improved in this country, and that your
trials are softened by the balm or fraternal af-
lection by our beloved Bishop, 80 justly and
duly lavished on your noble heart All Ha.
vana rejoiccs and congratulates you on tho
iranxorernant In uour az xrccinna health and