The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03


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The News.
This day 10 big with the fate Of the liquor deal
ess Of the State. At four o'clock the Senate will
take the Anal vote upoa the temperance bill, and
tAere u now not the shadow Of doubt that It will
pass into law. Adopted ~ Il win be, with its
most stringent clauses, the true friends Of temper
ance cannot anticipate much benefit from it's opera
tAon. No sumptuary law ever proved effective, and
sin less win measure armed with powers 90 di.
yssy invasive Of the rights and liberties Of the cit
zen, succeed In enlsting the respect and the sup.
port Of the community. Still we do not regret, on
sAe whole, the passing of the bill. Nothing short
e The evil results which II win bring about, will
sscceed In convincing the physical force Yeformers
u the sbsurdity and impracticability Of their
theories.
Asayage riot occurred at the election In Cincin.
nAti yesterday, between the foreigners and Anne.
scans. The ballot boxes were Of course, destroyed
q the outset; and whether the Know Nothings or
ne "sagnicht" party elected their candidates,
sslld not be ascertsined. Several serious fights
teok place In different wards Of the city du-
-Sng the early part Of the day, but in the
afternoon . terrific battle came OF in the
Eleventh ward. The Dutch paraded with
. loaded cannon, bidding defiance to their
aiversaries. They we're speedily attacked. their
held piece captured, and It's fire turned upon
is former possessors. TWAS reported that three
foreigners had been killed. One American was
- severely wounded that for o long time his life
was aespaired Of. In the evening the Americans
formed in procession, with loaded cannon, and
paraded the streets and it was feared that during
Ne night the riot would be renewed with increased
fury.
The steamer Daniel Webster arrived at New Or
leans on Friday last with California dates to the
9Th Of February. The list Of suspended bankers
had increased by the addition Of the firms Of Chaplin
Sawyer d Co., and J. B. Comery. None of the sus-
pended houses had resumed, but 1t was regarded
~ probable that Page, Bacon Il Co. would soon re-
commence payment. The Star Of the West il now
due at this port with three hundred thousand dol
lars in treasure, and the details Of the news Ano-
Mar aggression by the Spanish cruisers on our com
nerce is reported. The Daniel Webster, on her
outward passage, was fred at by soop Of war,
brought to, boarded, and her papers examined,
when abe was allowed TO proceed on her voyage.
The returns from Connecticut indicate that there
was no choice for Governor yesterday by the people
lnghsn. the democratic candidate, leads his oppon-
eats,' but Miner (Amsrican) SO far az heard from,
has made splendid run, and the strong American
distriess yet to come in win probably place him in
advance 1t is thought that the Americans and
wings win have majority in the Legislature. Sid
Bey Dean, American candidate in the Third Con-
gressional district, has been elected by large
majority.
In the New York Senate yesterday spicy debate
took place on preamble and resolution directing
aAe appointment Of committee to enquire into the
assts relative to suppression, by Mr.. Dickinson,
.A communication from the Governor
Withdrawing the nomination OF DR.. Thomp-
go for Health Officer. No action was tak,n
On the proposition. Senator Dickinson did
not deny the impea ,hment, but rather
boassed OF II. The present Legislature has distn-
guished iteeK. Between the drunken brawl at
Blsckwell's Island, the uncontradicted charges of
sineny in the Assembly, and the pocketing of OH.
cial executive messages In the Senate, there Is no
doubt but our law giyers win long be remembered.
Their tme Ia short Let then 90 ahead. In the
Assembly yesterday number Of bills were acted
on. The bill increasing the capital OF the Man.
haitian Gts Company was reported by tho select
committee and adopted.
stormof great violence was experienced In the
neighborhosd Of Albany on Sunday. Building, were
nnroofed, ciKmneys blown down, houses and harms.
pros.rated, church spires were twisted OF. and A
great amount Of damage was sustained. Along the
river. however, the damage was but trifiing.
Judge Roosevelt yesterday discharged nom Gus
tody the street walkers arrested last Tuesday night
the .decisien Of Judge Norris In the case Of Mrs.
Wade being considered q settlement Of the cues.
ton. The intolerabe nuisance OF disrepgtable fe
Ealee crowdiDg our principal thoroughfares after
dark has, however, by the action Of the police au
liberties, bsensbated TO some extent at least The
District Attorney has addressed an official letter 70
Ne Mayor with reference to the release of the aeg
td Migrants, from which We gather that BY q more
csveful Observance of legal forms on the part Of DO
iccmen and magistrates the law Of vsgrancy can
!. curied out hereafter.
he Rev. D. ". Lewis, delegate from the Choc-
av Nan nation TO Warrington ID. CD lectured
sst ~ssing in the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Greene Are et in this city, the Rise and Progress
4 CbristAan y and civilization among the Choctaw
indians" Thu y gentleman was educated ana conss-
Iuen,y conyerte d, through the exertions Of men,
er Of the above 'h1rch, and be gave an eloquent
view Of the post, OF his brethren as situated at
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