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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

In defiance Of the wishes of the Peoples
Representatives, Gov. Bsrstow, of Wisconsin,
has vetoed the Prohibisory Liquor law, which
he'd recently been adopted by decided mJorities
in both branches of tho Legislature. Through
the assumption Of the one man power, tho Ran
traffic has again besn entailed upon the
people of Wisconsin with all its attendant
iniquisies. Gov. Bsrstow is a politician of the
Sham. De mocratic school, and is of course a can
didste for reelection. Az soon a. the law WAS
passed it was given out by ,rssow's friends that
be would veto it, and they have been busy ever
since in organizing the forces of Run and Hun
kerism to oppose the forces Of the friends Of
Temperance, Sobriety and Order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

Wkich tbou4 eUoI Wufo su'n ~"' =" ~e'S
. ,oun,s thoussrd men, with guns and snuuai-
,;o, i, her hold. destioed for the very lslsni
.h,, are sept to protect Asd what right bsstse
n...-nu.ot Of the United 5ss ses to couplsin thss
.u.h . .t~smer 10 visited, when 1t has reT estedy
nr,ved ireou peteDt to prevent the sailing OF
q ,,h..,er exp4dttioas. The circuussaoces gre
.r,rsordipsry. while the measure vas not IN snS
,..oec. severe or excessive Que; aud the pub
liz on,niou of the world will be on tue side OF
Spain IL any controversy that may grow ous oft.
And vhy are We to resort to the violent me+
sures which Mr.. Pierce 10 ssid 70 shreaten, and
which it /. impossible to ssy be will not execute
The only pff.p.e we have hsd to chsrge ssti1ss
Spain she has just settled, though Mr.. s'ale
seems TO bsve done bis best to prevent Its settle
mept and to get var out oft The Black Wat
,;or affair 10 all anicsbly arranged. and, as nov
sppe avs, might hsve been arranged months sooner,
but for the contrary determination of Mr.. S'uie.
What r;ebt have We, then, to conclude thss the
present DIFF ,u,fy msJ lot be brought to similar
termination Must we have var At all bsz.rd',
that we resort at once to warks means of salts
faction? Ordo we ssndOur cruisers to the Cub 81
waters merely to prevent petition OF the simple
and ius.i6sbe measure of police which we ex.lt
into ,ucs VAT proportions Ifthst is our purpose,
let % rattle look at home. Putan cod to oil danger
Of illibuster enterprises, conv'n e Spain that no
armament hostile 10 any ftisncly power will ever
be suffered to leave our coasts, and We may bs
sure that che will not examine another ship that
comes within sight Of her possessions. Bat as
lorg a. such chaps as Col Kinney and Mr.
Pierre Soule are in higs feather, with their plans
of foreign Invasion aud conquest so long We must
expect to be regarded with Jealousy and suspicion
Every one wso really loves the honor and ps,cs
of the United States must wish that this Cuban
question were ei.posed Of, and no longer means
for densgognes and slave drivers to delade aud
disturb the country with. II may well be doubted
whether that end can be attained 20 long as
Slavery is preserved there in its present condi-
tons Let the Spanish Government em.cci ,,a.e
the Degroes, either wholly or 10 part, and Aneri-
can lust for the Island dies out Give the blacks
freedom and We stsll think Ourselves as we'll of
without them. But 90 long as 1t 10 possible to
add Cuba to the pumber Of our slave States, 30
long We shall not cease to grasp at her. Why
should not tho spani.h authorities appreciate tois
truth, and consul. their Own interest ~ we'll IS
ours by emancipation The question is certainly
enc which merits their careful consideration. 1t
would not be necessary to give the blacks entire
freedom; they might become their own owners.
but sill be made to work under military organi-
cation and discipline. If some measure In THE
direction is not adopted, the two countries may
a. any tne be plunged in war, either BY the stu
pidity Of Collector at Havana, or the folly Of
President at Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29
THE MAGIsTRACV AND CRIME.

We have heard both surprise and indignation
expressed in reference to the late extremely
leDient sentence passed by Recorder Smith upsn
the robber of the Chemical Bank. Kissaue's
hypocIitical appeal to the sympsthes of the
Court was 80 transparent as 10 make the Re-
corder's srt'e@ confession of its influence over
him look like weakness, and to set one hucyiuz
that the criminal ought to have had double dose
of punishment instead of reduced one But,
for our own part, we are neither surprised nor
indignant. We have no doubt that Recorder
Smith acted with conscience, and We do not sup.
pose that be exhibited any greater weakness. than
those who now condemn him would exhibit, II
they were placed In the same responsible posi-.
tion. We look, In short upon the Recorders
lenient action In the premises a. only another
pregnant sign Of the radical social evolution
which 10 In progress, and which we have 90 often
signslized to the attention of our readers. lis
only another tacit svowal, on the part of the
Individual that he is incompetent to deal with the
problems of vice and crime, and another tscit,
but urgent, prayer that society itself would as.
sumo the responsibility, and, BY 90 doing, put an
end to both.
No attentive observer of the course of things,
both private and public, can fail to perceive that
there 10 an immense and rowing augmentation Of
the sentiment Of freedom in the human bosom.
Some persons draw very responding susuriss in
deed from the fact, and others very hopeful ones,
according to their several temperaments, or their
various theories of human destiny But the fact
itself il undeniable and stands forth every year In
broader, holder relief II is felt by oil men uni.
versally the good and the evil, the rich and
the poor, the wise and the Ignorant alike
Ii announces itself chiefly in the form of
a relaxation of the bonds of Authority
and this relaxation 10 perceptible in eve
~ sphere of human action. The parent
Of to-day 10 an extremely misig.ted form of the
parent Of 6fsy years ago. He has no doubt the
same fondneas 6r his child, but he 10 no longer
capable Of enforcing the discipline which tho
child's social destiny exscts. The parent of TO-
day coaIes where the other was content 10 COM
nsnd; and the child, consequently, instead of
growing up with q back-bone-lnstead of pre-.
serving some vestige Of the wholesome rudeuess
and simplicity of Nsture-too often finds himself
in the vey crisis Of life dyspepdc. enervsssd, and
inclined to dissipation. The eopjusal relation At
tests the same 6ct The husband Of s-day Il
not the husband his grandfather was before lin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29
ARRESTS zoR ENLIsrING IN TIE PORsi''
LEGION
PHLlDELPI

PHLlDELPHIA, Wednesday, nafce -' -.
The Usi.ed States Marsha arrested tweAvs ". n
board Q. ute smboat this morning out 'ide, ooucs
New fork They had been enlisted here oy S ~ !,
the Tsritish authorities for the foreign legion
cru ting officer Is to be arrested.
sEcosD DISPATCH. -
martial examination hes BEEN held, before
,nissiouer HeszIi,t of the recruits arrested %
TIE steamboat Sanford ard the case cd 'urnsa ~
u,dsy. Fifteen we're arrested, including @ ,~ -
ipe charge of the recruits. IL l. said th:t e.u
selt o. via New. York, on Sunday: and me ~
ton is that upward Of Eve hundred men hs''
enlisted by the agent In this city: -
We we're visitsS with . driving snow-st@H
afternoon but II did not Last long.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29
ELECTION OF TOWN OFFICERS.

PORT JARVIS, Wednesday, Ndrcd ~ 1904
The Town Election of the town officers OF toe sesa
of Deepark, took place yesterday. The eadre
Know. Notbcg ticket is said to have been elected By
large msjoritss Mr.. Bennett, ct presant ueassr
of the Assembly, who was Wing csndidate for Sspsf'
visor, was defeated by q majority Of II.
PEEKsKILL, Wednesday, March 70, 1854
The election for town officers, beId yesterday, n
quilted in the success of the Know Nothings, BY -
orities ranging from three to four hundred. Wv
two tickets we're run--American and Fusion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29
THE SUICIDE OF THE BOSTON TELLER
BosroN Wednesday March 20. 1885,

An investigation into the accounts of the ks.
cbsats' Bark, caused by the suicide Of Mr.. HOOPS.
Its Paying Teller, discIoses no deficiency In biz rss
tons to that Bank. He had used, however, Ghost
900 of the Merchants Bank money, which b
made good at the expense Of the Atlantic and 0re
cers Bank, by certifying two checks drawn By A
Peabody, which, on the authority Of his certifess
were casbed, and the money drawn from III, to-
Banks was used to make bis own account good. v
is supposed that Hooper lost money in some spstdk
tons in which be engaged
The cotton factory belonging to Smith. Cusiss
night. Loss, elo, 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

The New-Jersey Air Line Railroad bill was
defeated yesterday, in the Senate, by two ms
jority. TIE Temperance blu, to which the Sen
ate had tackled clause to submit to che people.
was brought up in the Assembly, and that clause
stricken of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29
RHODE ISLAND WING CONVENTION.

PROVIDENCE "Wednesday, March ", 1893.
The wbig State Convention met TO- day. and nom
mated for Governor VIM w. Hoppin, OF Providence;
Lieutenant Governor John ]. Reynolds, Of Hord
Kingston; Secretary Of State, wm. Z. w.'son. q
Providence; Attorney General. Christopher s. Rss-
inson, of Cumberland; General Treasurer, SsnSd
B. Vernon, of Newport-sll the present incomesat.
For Congress In the Eastern District, Nathaniel B.
Durfee No nomination was made for Congress b
the Western District
The Krow. Nothings have nominated for GovsraSs.
William w. Hoppin, Wing, the present iacu nbsst,
for Lieutenant Governor. Anderson Rose, Osos'
craft fer Secretary Of State, John Bartlett Wsis;
for Attorney General Charles Hart whisi TO! trsss
District, Nathaniel B. Durfse Wing; Western Do
trict Benjamin b. Tburston the pressut iacu nbest
Mr.. Tburston has already received the Democrats
nomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED ~
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
no SIGNS or THE ASIA AT HALLIDAY.
HALIFAX, Wednesday. March as-is p. n.
We have no tidnss Of the steamer Asia. aew IA
days out from Liverpool. Wind north west.
NEw-yERsEY LEGISLATURE.


TREsros, Wednesday, March q, lssx
The Air Line bill was defeated In the SENSE tod,
By vote Of 9 to II.
The 6rst Bank Veto appeared 10 the seusss TO-DAY
that Of the City Bank of Newark, 10 new ehst.ri
The veto will be acted on tomorrow. Il l. ss4 10 h.
the intention Of the Governor to sign al he rechsr
tiers and veto the new Banks.
A joint meeting was agreed apos, In the SsasGs
for Friday. This was unexpected. II wW tAoaes
that body would hold out against meeting.
The bdl to Suppress Ietsmpersnce amended "a u
Senate 20 o. fret to take the vote of the people -
fore the passage Of the law was Oh ,rn Of the sussl
nent in the House, and passed a. 1t did in the frs
place.
The United States Court 10 In session. The Grss<
Jury have been investigating certain charges sssas
persons in Morris County, for opening letter. darar
the last election, belonging to candidates aud tAsf
friends
The Court Is trying an Infringement Of psAsat
for printing oil cloth. The parties reside In Biss-
BEETHOVEN.
The Court Of Errors and Appeals, to-day, css-
frmeJ the decision In the celebrated Hoyt and Her
man Thorn case, in favor Of Toorn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29
OPENING OF NAVIGATION.

OswEGo, Wednesday, March %, 1ss&
The propeller st. Nicholas arrived this morning. fno
Toronto, with q cargo of 900 barrels Of Flour.
OoDEssBURoH, Wednesday, March 20, 1855
The Steam Ferry commenced Its regular thpee
Prescott this morning, the ct. Lawrence river, q ~
point, being free Of ice. The weather % modsaA
Wind, west.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29
THE sLOoP-OF-wAR JAMESTOWN.

THE SLOOP-OF-WAR JAVE5lUWN.
NORFOLK, Wednesday, Msrch 20, 1852.
Commodore Crsbb, of the African Saasdront %
written letter from this place. stating thst the bss
of Officers that held the survey on the U. Slope
war jamestown have pronounced her psrfecdy -
worthy, and 6t for any cruise She will, censeqsss.
ly, sail the asgship Of the squadron In sbeutssH
days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

MELODEONs TRIUMPH OVER ALL COMPETI-
Toas 81 d 4 n. w. SMITHS CELEBRATED MELoDIoM-
The 6rt has just been awarded mess Smitns eele
hrnkel MeodsoDs the spd National Fair held st Wash
isgtos also Of the exhibition OF tbs Mechanics Char
table ststs for the State Of Massachusetts, For power aud
elasticity Of tousb beauty
end durability of make they excel those Of any other manu-
hrturer the United States Persons desfins superior
Nelodeoa q very low price Invited call the sole
agency. Horace WATERS, No 5SS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

RECRUITS FOR TIE BRITISH ARnix
Bosros, Wednesday, March -, ~,
The brig America, WHICH sailed this mst9 II
Halifax, carried about 3ty pssssngsr, suc -
New-York recrzita for the British Army; ~
agent of the brig states tiat they are engaged y
on the Halifax and Windsor abroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29
Nem:Jl Daflp Gribnste
THURSDAY, MARCH 90, 1855.

The nomination of DR.. Thompson, Of Albany.
for Health officer of this port, was confirmed
yesterday by tho casting vote Of Lieut.. Gov.
Raymond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINorOS, Wednesday, March %, 1855.
The Unsom this morning reiterates that the Blssk
Warrior affair il settled, and quotes from lsts de.
patches Of the spanish Minister, which state ths tks
Goverpment Is ready to satisfy the damages In qass.
,on ss soon a. proper account shall be presented aai
its amount approved
wAsHISGToS. "wednesday, March 2s-9P.ML
We had few flakes Of snow at noon II 10 nov
clear, with the thermometer standing Q! Sc deg above
zero.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

FROM GOsArIa-The brig james Brown, Capt.
wslsce arrived to-day ss TIE allow: port, and report
Il in very healthy condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29
RUMOR ABOUT BAKER.

CAPE ISLAND, Wednesday, March %, isss.
1t 10 reported here that Baker, the msftssM Z
Poole, was landed at this point, and IL now secfssse
10 the woods. Our citizens have turned oat iss
search.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

Bosros, Wednesday, March IS ~
The Cunard steamship Africa, Capt ill.,
called at 10 O'Clock this moyning, with lD 49,
for Liverpool and 10 for Halifax. Sne takes ""f"
n specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29
ExTENsIyE AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE RAIL

EXTEEBIVE AUCTION bhLE UT VhLUhbLL hniL-
Road Boxps We dese reuna capitalists and 9th are that
M ALBEIT HicoLAY will sell at pubic suct THIS DAY.
fhursssy March 20, ct isi o'clock at the merch.nts E.
cha 40 81 b regular sse BY order OF the o
WAVE Ara soutSern Rsad Comp.ny $s2s 900 Of their let
Mot..ss Per Cent Real Estate Bon1s Thee bond. are
certainly worthy Of attention, they are pee.ty secure
without railroad fscdes as the Real Eaete
sboluey end BY wsnantee deed the property Of the
Company apd that they unlike ordinary
railroad bopes Another advahae they H. that they
are sxcfapaesble Real Estate morsassd at time
n the option of holder end feature Of this
road touches county seat the entire route,
sscept ono which other rosd does Of It's len ID be-
Heve5 In tie Uied The sale will be made without
order Of the COMPANY ard we sdvi.e all p:rts: that
the sale further psrcus refer to the advertisement
Of the Auciiones, In sposher colnmu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29
HEALTH-OFFICER CONFIRMED.

ALBANY Wednesday, March %, 1855.
Mr. Thompson has been confirmed % HssIth-s6.
Ger. Rumor says by the casting vote of the Pred
dent Of the Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29
FATAL AFFRAY IN NEW-ORLEANS
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, March %, 1855

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, March %, I5ss.
New. Orleans papers of Wednesday and Tnusdq
last are received.
"A terrible ARRAY had occurred at the St. Ctsds
Hotel between two men named Harrisoa snd OG1y
The latter was shot dead by Harrison, and In ths -
lee ball from Duffy's pistol killed ono OF Tie bf
ISLANDERS, DIR. Parsons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

WEATHER AT PITTSBURGH, 60 ,.x
PIrrssuReH, Wednesday, aarce y s.niee
Tbs river = four feet and eight inches -
Thar are 1--WE inches Of snow On TIE erouH<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

THE MAINE LAW VETOED IN WISCONSIN.
CHICAGO. Tuesday, March 81. 1855
Gov. Bsrsto >, Of Wisconsin, has vetoed the Pre-
hbitOry LIQUOR Law bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

obey, in spite of themselves, the democratic In
spiratior, and learn to recognise the sacredness
of humanity even under its most criminal guise,
we shall eventually reach the pitch Of bestowing
spositive pre- MUM upon crime, unless some rem
edy meanwhile assert itself. What then 10 the
remedy We are ready for our own part TO
confess that we see none short Of that great
hope which has been 30 often indicated 10
these columns, the hope of . greatly Improved
human society or Fellowship. This truth
that man IL the brother of man, the truth
of human equality, lies deeper than ell the
differences among men, and constitutes indeed
the only scientific basis for the atxibu.ion Of
those differences; and to organize this truth in
adequate FORMS 10 the gress scientific necessity Of
the time. We neither crave nor expect any le-
gslstive organization oft. The legislssve pow
er 10 ipcessntly doing al it can to further such
organization. BY the removal of obsolete statutes,
and the disuse of institutions which have long
fallen into publ, contempt 1t cannot do any
thing more positive than this, even If it wOud.
For society csp.ot be perfected BY any statutes
OF determination Of MAJ. 1t can only be perfec.
ted By growing spirit and sentiment of equality
among all ita members, spirit to be embodied in
institutions where every man will fad his own
advsntsgo only In promoting the common welfare
causing him consequently to forswear the p .th,
Of vice and crime - inevitably fatal to tn q cal
culztlons Of interest even.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

CLOCKS CLOCKS! CLocKs,i-Just opened,
bsbcf and 6ts styles P.rs u.ds CLOCKS es sss
Of Q sms,i sav,i e on the 20 port ct cot
DALEY c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

ELEGANT BOOTS, choES AMI On. -.
pe Dross shces and Caters WATKINS has fairly ssncod
al eompestos both the beauty sod durability Of his manu-
IN VA AT isbm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

RICH SHELL DRESS COMBS, OF the newest French
pstsrse The variety every style Of the Imported
veil - bono manufacture Ladies respectfully invited 70
ell and szsnins ct the Comb store No. 81 Sresiwsy
Al 6ApxpElx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

PIANOS. T. GILBERT a. Co.'S celebrated
EoLtAu PIANOS Horace WArEnss modern improved RI.
Auoe spA boe OF large number OF other makers eomptas
~ crse and most assortment In the United States
v b sen prices which defy coopotton 70, s.:s OF :s
eory psper Persons In the city receising oder Tor rsoos
or ucs Instruments Of hind will find Y % their sdvsn-
80 - all HoRAcE WATERs, No SS5 Brosdvay
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-18
INSURANCE AGENTS CERTIFICATE OF AU.
THORITY.
STATE OF INDIANA.
(To expire aist July. 1861
Auditor OF MITES OFFICE !
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE.

ISlra sAPoLIs. March 7th 1885, (
WHEREAS. The ETNA Insurance. COMPANY. Of
Hartford Conn., has fled in this ofhee.
Of its condition. the 18th March, 1885, the
corporation and amendments properly certified ard its
them fully and unreservedy to acknowledge service of pro-
cess in the event of suits. q. lsa ~ -
Now therefore pursuance Of the requirements of IAN
act amend ea-d for the incorporation of
Insurance Companies defining their and prescribing
their duties approved March s55 having prescnted
tacory evidence to of full compliance to the require
ments and specifications Of that Hiram E. Talbot
Auditor Of the State Of Indiana do hereby certify tina. Allen
c. Hallock of Evansville. the Agent OF said COMPANY
authorized rarsaett business Of
OF the saidtna Insurance Company Of Hartford in
be be commissioned and appointed by the said
In Witness Whereof. have hereto subscribed
March. A. D. 1855. (Sesll II. f. TALB0TT.i n {
y n stslf f lsar-1-sE ~ State Auditor
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-18
GREAT SALE OF Town LOTS IN THE Town
II o S Me R, IND.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO INVEST MONEY
49, TO ADVANTAGE.
yzNHE above sale of town lots will place the
Misses at said town. saturday. the 18th day May
1885, 10 clock A. NJ when will be offered public
eventyhve lots in said town located the only lock
Pike county. Indiana. the Wabash Erie Canal
miles southwest of Petersturgh. fortyfve miles
northeast of the city of Evansville by canal;
diaely contiguous the Evansville. Indianapolis and
Cleveland Railroad. which located within hundred
yards town. There is this company COM
in rapid progress CT completion large Fourng
Mill also Saw MIL end Carding Machine will be Connect
ed with this mill be propelled by from said
As the power will he extremely good, and of per-
manet character with these excellent i'm
pleely with this and being
asuperor arnng country but reasonable to
that generally and especially the Mechanic and Bus
purchase OF town property.
The undersigned residing in Petersburg has pass
the property Tor examination and is ready at all times
give information desired in relation thereto previous
the cay Of the sale.
TERMS.-One- fourth cash. the balance in equal pay
ents Of two and three yeas the purchaser giving
with approved security. either tgage personal
be at the ofhes of Crawford Bell in Evans
Vile till day OF SALE LLIAN HAWTHORN.
ap2 l-lwctsw Agent for 3. r. HosMFR Co.