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isrI pin constantly hand Tamss and parass supplied Al
Sewing Machine SIX rwist-Great Reduce
S aow as s .oS sa
pound we now sell al q 70 siogle spo,is % s cents
Dolls, Dolls, Dollsi-rhe Same Display OF
them WAS made at doll show" summer WIN be
msde during The holidays for The smusem ant q mule oss that
v ans sSs d ssss as
fancy bazaar No. l4g broadway just below Grand street,
Singers Sewing Machines New Machines
Of the improved STYLE w exchanged on liberal terms
for old machinery Of every kind Great numbers q machnes
been sold shlcn cannot be any advantage
eiSsned
machines received by VIII az once be destroyed For
ss' Con- sRs D'
Teas.-The Beat Assortment az Fine Teas
w be found q hs Canton Tea newly erected and
streets oldest Tee esia6ashnent % he city wees
y or s
ssnir gallons giris mo;i n..s limitations ., J.msioA
berry and e.ss Sne: oSorgE for y ho.s
81 " '' ''
A beautiful Complexion and = Perfumcd
e. e X y. n no y: %
ssnh. For sale by al druggistsv vrp man "a 49,,
DassAelor's Hair Dye, wigs and To.psss-
Isd u prysss rooms ssoSsors wis: and foapss.
have improvements all Others being chef d@uvrcs a
elegance and durability peculiar this establishment
BAfCHRLOR'B. rs Broadway.
Whlskers or MouStashes Forced 70 Grow
sI vects By my onguent whieh win not stain or injars
GRAHAM 68b Broadway; Briggs, 81 State street, Albany
kobcr, IS South Third street, Philadelphia.
ChTistadOr0's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupoes
srcte admiration amongst Al oopnoisseurs suite OF
elegant private aparmenA for applying his dye
Ne only reliable article Of is kind Wholesale aud retail ct
UHRI6TADORO'S. No. . Ast0r House.
Timolat's Sulphur, and also Medicnted Va
por baths 81 Walker and $40 Fourth streeEabshei 1920
Tor the OF he umatsm scroiua salt rheu mercura a
fecons severe colds, &c. &c Given daily from A. M TO
Pm.
HOlIOway's Pills Possess tho Most AstOnish-
ing power the general debility and In renovatng the
system The surprising effect OF these wonderful pills such
health when appears lost forever Sold nj The
maDufac 20 Maiden lane Kew YORK; and 2h Strand
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Appropriate Holiday Prescnts.-Your Like
ted beautiful frame fine gold locket ring
pin which be procured KNAPf'S celebrated gale
ry 7 Broadway, Broome street, much less han
where's likeness for so cents.
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t~rs yn e~hsssu sehral,ps gansscA aud a. C-or run
nloongahes. kcocb aad hh1 wt<keyi Lord9n sni pnnr
hsneatIilL 4 IA III n sDl's ~ lsrcoane srsel
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Ribhed Beaver Overcoats, -; Fine Black
shApGhaes $40 fine black cloth coats, lined throughout
VIII satin. ~, Ae, at EvANh clothing warehouse 81
RultH strf
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Nouble soIed Water Proof Boots, Warrant-
made VI 20 by A. bAkEt, ID Ann street,
boots with steel Fhsnks ~ 10 best French
es,hsT boots 20 10 ". as prepared Tor each
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KID Glovesi Kid GI0vesi!-E. II. Lead
DEATER 4 CO., S7 Broadway viii offer Monday 9Th
inst houssnd dozen ladies' superior Paris made KID
RiOyee Z tarqaina.
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nEAllineryi Millinery !-Wm. .. Irvine, Ir<
uaaal street. invites the attention Of The ladies TO his splendid
assortment Of fail winer millinery consisting " RIBBONS
afAers flowers, dress trimmings, Ac. ALSO, large asscs
monl Of cloaks and tahnas.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CHRIsTMAs ANDNEw YEARS PRESENTS
~ TuITLE's EMPORIUM OF FANCY GOODS,
TOYS, DorIs AND GAMES,

T1is ysA r. FlssE scoDs
TOYS, Dols Aso GAsgs,
This department ha, been assorted with the Of
III a year IRON fSS s We have received Zoe selection Of
,s ogsra glasses Gard boxes .n 3d. 4c
Prise shells and fru, containing mna,ure sels for needle
work odor bottles gioves &c; porienonnaes. tablets card
Prom Geneva we have some fine
with popular American airs, quadres wAzes poas and
Chess checkers, dice. ring puzzles cabinets and
Cur reputation for beautiful dressed doa established Tho
&s "A'A' rubber A' bodies arms A' shoes A'd'
he sss Of a.. department,
ei,y We would can attention more prouiaoa
S:S Is: :s; is,. S:s Sss' H::: {: i''''
srcHssrciL souse rors
for hs eonyenienes q cse familiar WIN aasaiss
and thai a. low as AnJ other store 10 the city
q. W. FUTILE.
Importer Of fancy goods and toys, sss broadway.
(yHRIsTxAs Is COMING, AND " THE LADIES WISH
Ces street bcautful embroidered toilet shippers
srso escs .h,s. o al he Vsrsa: sSs van
'n''' rubber boots snr Phi SkE 's' c Se''s Canal street
HOLIDAY PRESENTS. JACOBS CALIFORNIA Ola.
ss. ~ s. pns ena ' Lean ssoe
Ib.y ere e9ns IN brisne o The real diamond And a, oces
Manufacturing Jcw.isrs so7 Bscsd~sy.
HOLIDAY pREaFsTs--
ber iss Al q nss e sns silver sns
a 9ss ss oa ssa Pc ,s srs s .ns " wholesale
g gess.a soS ll- .r T ,ss
Goods .snIby MAJ, All Of he United ss
GEO. @. ALLEN. Importer
No II Wall 4, second soor, broadway.
HOLIDAY Goors-usRYUL AND DESIRABLE FOR
IL he approaching holiday reason: For fale 4 I'M nnasi
errarfed bonsr flrn.hlrg sore "a ne esy EoBtkr DA
viz - and 90 Ssoadwsy corter Of blee-ksr rEes. fye
complete salsaooo.
TO-. FOR rHE HOLIDAYS JUST RECEIVED,
hssl s n sassrserry sns ir.h ssd seo'cs whitley
sega fngist ehss.e se viii be sod at rets during re
tore rcLoJ0aIis NesHAsE, "a Yninn sirse-'
HOBBY HORSES ASp BOYS, sLYiGns-vsRYTA TASTY
~ syes snd psnerns received and or sale AZ ne os
torn.r o. Beeeser street. ROBERT DAVIS.
IsnrA RUBBER CANES ron THE HOLIDAYS INK
~ .c.ihsfs sole m.nsfasot.r. # ipaa russer c.asa
ese teanin canes mounted WIN rubser ~ nv cor,,elaS
0ss 500 and silver heA1s Novelty Rusbsr Company no %
etd ~ unnfanly low rates. 10 elise ROBERT
paws. "a and 60 Broadway Bora q Beec.sr
ITsrsuL rRggETs.-JusT ISSUED rBox oUn rAo
~ ..ry sons sstFs neS And b.satfal p.n.fs asd prs
sss d god oss s.a !. s,s a. X eI a presents A
= - - = 4. q. b1GLEY 90.
TvssyUL rarsgSrs FOR rus HoIpAYs.-srpsA
rusasr don. ar.s-sd ssa ain O ~ .iss 20 = hs.
Bs canes rubber t.ssy sres Il ii sascp1s1s
Il ns UoopyEAR rrse.r aspos I'd bss1a ssy. Ss'sss.
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he holidays -HORACE WATERS 1888 Broadway, agent
The Of the bes, Boston and New York psnos and
loAo0ns prices than before and
Ne popular Borace Waters OF music a. half price
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variety bd,h Tor Amusement and INSTRUCTION. seesled ron all
parts Eurvpc By ourselves viii be lowest
prtce inporir TO enable clear OF
preparatory removing the busines- IN the spring Js
goods laiies an Csniemens dressing porue aud
and combs aud brushes
fur,ery &C M such variety only fousd at aiSs
fancy bazaar no ~ broadway Just below Grand
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Tim0lai's Sulphur, and also Iedlcnted VA
por baths 81 Walker and 80 Fourth 1870
Tor the OF rheumatism scrou'a salt rheun mercura af
fectons colds &C., &C. Given daily from ga M to
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A P.A.-THE ABOVE ASSOCIATION AND FRIENDS
ay wss1 sssd % y. Msoa.y ming
Clinton Hell Asor place BY me ioil.wDg gentlemen siz;
Rsy sesssa 3 sss o .as'f isns s:1i sss,as,
Fsa., subject kterud Vigilance Is the Price Of Liberty
$ s s sis s;
cents. admit gentleman and lady.
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE IscLRMEscy OF raE
weather during the past few days, inc Directors Of the
Charity fsrn for he Sisters q Mercy have de,ermued to
Open daily Rom 10 ooocs A. n OF NJ and rom 70
Interest at A' ss w 'se SsKL mi
vi rs Psr SA'0s&a'' / s sscsssry
MARINERS INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY FAIR-1N CON.
w ssqusnee q .hs so, weather no ladies' Of ne Mari
the evenings Monday and Tuesday he i6
@ asa nj
MASONIC HorICE.-THE MEMBERS OF UNITED
l inst 4. half past seven o'clock for The annual election Of
OWEN W. GRAY, Secretary.
MASONIC NoTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF EUREKA
LaSe No + A. M are hereby directed directed % attend %
'p ~ dSs 5 election sffrf IL ~ fpia VEN
MASONIC No1IcE.-THE MEMBERS OF DARCY
meeting oS escnp S 90 ssea
lance win come before The body. BY order OF the W. NJ.
J. y. SAMUEL, Secretary.
MASONIC NOTfCE.-THE MEMBERS OF ENTERPRISE
M Lodge No 22s f. A. NJ arc hereby notified attend
regular meeting at their rooms Masonic Temple of
and Crosby stress Tuesday evening" December
O'clock for re election sSs Of Sr hs spn1s yea;
HENRY p. CuRrls, Secretary.
n U.A-THE COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS FOR
~ The celebration q the 22i Of February requested 70
meet at the Chancery Rooms OF broadway Grand
street. on Monday evening TN inst at hafpast SIX O'Clock
III, ", u. IL. RAYMOND
nFT1CE RECKIvER OF TAXES. NOVEMBER a lasB-
~ Taxes iso5-Notcc y hereby svcn lhAicne per esn,
VIII be added, hs LIT day Of DECEMBER Al
naming unpaid and hat further addition q will
given that the LIST day Of january VIII be added
on al axes then remaining unpaid ~ tho Of II
cAiCulsted rom the ID day OF Sepamber 1884,
HARVEY HART, receiver Of taxes.
OFFICE or GOVERNORS OF THE ALMsHOusE Ro-
" tunda, Park-proposais will received up
TO and including Monday Dec "a at o'clock NJ for tho
purchase OF all the empty flour barrels from Blackwepr
Island Tor one year Tor cSsn delivery the barrels 70 be put
East river security WIN be required for the faithful perform
ance Of the contract.
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sAavh, delanes bombazines merinos, plaid cashmeres
anshsms lace and kwss curtains nannes blankets quilts
onbroderes. Apglish shrngs ncns &C The above good
selling reduction OF Is cent from thel
real value. X. II. LEADBEATkR CO., 3E broadway
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EIuHhfsr TT HFfHs W"@sSsN uovu HUs = "
IN pr sece will ruin any radesnsn. GREEN, No. Az.
Howe having that his shirts ha always q,
saiisfacorily nsures the resnt careful and scientific
measurement takes thai every order completed
Nc time promised.
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Sewing Machine SILK rwist-Great Rcduc-
Non IN are now seIg machine SIX cheaper han
ever tod befoehe best quality here ore sold % per
pound we now sell al 81 %. soge spo,ls, o. cents.
1 M. Slayer Co., 323 Broadway.
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ADVFRTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
-
THE TURF

THE TURF.
CEyTREvIILE COURSE, l.. L-TRoTTING-wgDNfss.
~ day, December 10, at O'Clock r NJ Match $1,000 mite
heats beat 1ree In five 70 Hiram Woodruff
bay mare, by Trustee Mr. II. Storms gray colt
Of the above belong 10 Monmouth county New Jersey
To of without regard condition OF track
JOEL CONKI.IN. Proprietor.
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natohelor's Hair Dye, wigs and Tospsss-
n best The world This unrfvale original dye ap
ped twelve private Bachsors wings and foupoes
have improvements all Others being chef dtsuvrea
BArCHKLORA rs Broadway.
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OFFICE or GOVERNORS OF THE ALMsHOuSE, RO-
" tunda Park Proposals. will be received this Office
to and including Monday, Dec a. at O'Clock r. M for tho
purchase Of all the empty -four barrels from Backwer
Island Tor year delivery the barrels put
Ia order and delivered Twenty sxh Of
East river security win be required for the faithful perform
contract.
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BeauAaful Compilation and . Perfumcd
breath both be acquired BY nng The Balm Of Thousand
Tlowera A. adenrncs has no parallel Price only nifty
''-' - - FETRIpGE co Boston.
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Teas.-The Beat Assortment Of Fine Teas
w The Canton Tea Com newly erected and
elegant store l Chatham street. Peal and
veil Streets The Oldest tea establishment Ia ME city. We
readers they better here than either
at Wholesale retail No branch stores
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The ~ WAS made at doll show" last summer, VIII
Msde during the holidays for the Of nte fok tn
they make their selection thzr price, In connech
with every variety o. fancy yood toys, games A. for
fancy baxaar No. AAg broadway Just below Grand Street
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11
fortlglr 4(t(us,
The European War.

We learn by the BIltc, which arrived here
yesterday, that the Vienna Conference had not
only commenced its deliberations, but that the
first OF the -Four Points had been unanimously
agreed upon by all its members This fact is
confirmed by the circular of Count Ncsselrodc
to the Russian Diplomatic Agents Indeed.
from that document one would infer that Rus
sia the most harmless and pacific power in
the world, and that the only intention cherish
ed by the present Car, as we'll as by his farh-
er, was to be agreeable and amiabe to all his
neighbors. So far, then, there is nothing to
hinder the speedy restoration of peace. If the
Allies demanded nothing more than Joint pro-
tectorate over the Christians of Turkey, and
over the Principalitics, with the free navira.
ton OF the Danube, the Conference might have
made peace in two days. But when they come
to the destruction of Sevastopol, and the imi-
tation of the Russian power in the Black Sea,
their proposals will meet with a very different
reception Russia will never submit to that
demand; and unless it is abandoned the war
will have to continue. The question then is
era compromise can be arrived at.
There is good reason to believe that Eng
land would prefer to leave Sevastopol and the
Black Sea to the Russians, as heretofore. rath-
er than continue a war fr IN which she can
reep neither glory nor profit. But Napoleon
can never abandon Scvastopol. Having com
mited the folly OF sending his armies there, he
dare not risk the danger bringing them back
again without having destroyed the Russian
stronghold. Either Sevastopol or he must per-
; ish; and we know that he will never sacrifice
himself for his country We may set it down.
, therefore, that the war will ntnue, unless
some compromise can be hit upon which shall
al once save the honor of the Allies. and leave
Russia secure in the possession of Sevastopo
The only such compromise yet suggested. ol
which seems possible is that the Allies, should
. each establish SevastOpol of its own on the
! Black Sea, and maintain a force there to coun.
- terbalance that of Russia. In the wav of thi,
: there are some serious difficulties In the frs
place it is question whether a due amount o
t, glory for the French army, or of security fo
/, Napoleon, could thus be gained, Next. nei
:, :, ther Trebizond, Sinope or any other Turkisl
port on the Black Sea can ever be made euna
J. to Sevastopol in strength as a fortress; or il
!, convenience as a naval station. Third, it i
- doubtful whether Turkey could be brought t.
assent to such an arrangement; and thougI
/. the Allies would not be likely to respect he
r. opposition where the case was clear, still
j must have weight were the case is doubtful
= For these reasons we have little hope of peac,
!, from the Vienna Conference. The French ad
l. venturer, whose userpation, was hailed by mo
!. ncry-lenders and stock jobbers a providenla
barrier To revolutionary violence aud distrac
- ton, seems fated to plunge that continent int
) a war more destructive and revolutionary tla
~ any revolution it ever expericnced.-N. Yor
" Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11
Cincinnati Riot.

G~{rA savage riot occurred at tho election
in Cincinnati on Monday, between the forrirn-
erS and Americans, The ballot boxes were.
OF course, destroyed at tho outset; and whctl-
er the Know Nothngs or tho "Sagnicht'' par
~ elected their CInddatc, could not be ascpr-
taltcd. Several serious fights took place in
different wards of the city during the early
part OF the day, but IN the afternoon terrific
battle came oil in the Eleventh ward. The
Dutch parldrd with loaded cannon, bliding
defiance to their adVerSarIeS. Tnry wcr, Sp-p.
dlly attacked, their field piece clpturc,, ana
It's tre turned upon its former poSscsSors. Il
was reported that three foreigners had beer
killed One American was so severely wound
ed that for long TIM" LIS lite was despalrcd
Of In the evening the Americans formed IL
procession, with loaded cannon, aud paradpc
the streets; and 1t was feared that during the
night the rot would be renewed with increased
fury.
! Dl>patchrs from Cincinnati Announces The
Subsidende OF The election excitement in thai
city. There was no SERIOUS brc tch OF the peace
yesterday, and the presence of the military pre-
vented any organized demonstration from ci
thcr oil the beliIgcrent plrtIes.
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11

joys FOR THE INvALID.-We cut the follow
ing from the Philadtiphid SATURDAY. Ga.rife.
aud recommend our readers to peruse it care
fully, and those suffering should not delay pur-
chasing:
"Dr. lloohand's German Bitters.-This celr.
brated medicine, prepared by DIR. G. NJ Jucksnn,
at the imposing German Medicine Store, No.
I2o Arch street, Is exciting unprecedented
public attention, and the proprietor, who is a
scientific physician Is selling immense quaint.
ties OF IT. The virtues of this remedy are sa
fully set forth in the extended notice of il. 10
be seen III our advertising columns, that there
Is hardly any room left for us to speak of it
FMS much we may add-Of the long train of
physical Ills To which humanity is heir, there Is
none NOR" distressing than the genera derangr-
ment ol The digestive apparatus, which neI, r
balls to accompany disurdcrcd state of iLe
liver. Headache, piles, languor, frctfnlnCss.
bilious tongue, morbid breath, loss of f., nm, .
thc-ih short, an mdescrbable wretchedb,ss =
OF existence, are its insutfcrabc and hte-w J..
ing attendants. These diseases. which have
baiiled the skill OF the ublesl Doctors. have b,,n
radically cured by IlOohand's German Bttcrs. -
See advertisement ~ -,
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11

FIREs.-There were numerous fires near
here the beginning ofthe present week, though
none in our immediate vicinity. Rosevile Fac
tory, rear Newark, Del, was burned down on
Monday; there was $4,000 insurance on it
which will cover most of the loss. A ba zng
shingG from the burning factory set fire to IA
barn belonging to Mr.. Marley, half mile dis
tant, destroying it and also quantity of corn
and al his fodder. Loss 81 ,500-no insurance.
A barn belonging to Mr.. Fredus Pennington,
near Newark was burnt on Sunday which was
nsuIed 10 part OF lis value. On Monday night
a barn near MiddIetown. belonging to Mr.. Ne
hemiah Burroughs, his carriage house and a
quantity of corn were burnt-loss2 $500. They
caught from burning woods. Mr.. Benjamin
Nc Ginniss, who resides near Massey's x
Roads, has his barn, stabing and provender
destroyed by fire on Sunday-lOss about 81
600. High winds were prevailing at the time
of these ircs.-CectL Wing.
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11
6tneral 5ttIIigtntt,
Chauncey ?. Holcomb, ESQ.

1t ls with feelings ofregret that we announce
the death of &. p. Holcomb, Esq, which occur
ed at his residence, DeVondale Farm, near New
Castle, on Thursday the 9th inst. He was a
native of Connecticut, and after having studF-
cd law, removed to Philadelphia, and soon be-
come prominent member of the bar in that
city. In lS36 or 1888, he was elected MEM
ber Of the Pennsylvania Legislature, where he
served one or two sessions with marked ability
and distinction. In lS4l he removed to this
State, and ingaged in the pursuit of agricul-
ture. He purchased a fine tract of land, which
he greatly improved, erected an elegent man.
SION house, planted fruit and ornamental trees,
and otherwise beautllied the grounds. He was
a warm advocate of improved culture, and in
connection with few other public spirited gen.
tlemen, gave great impetus to the Agrlcul-
ture OF our county, and infused generous RI
vulry among our farmers. lie was always
ready to shoulder his part of the burthen, con-
tributlng by example and prccept t. make not
only two blades of grass, but two and three
bushels OF wheat and corn, grow where but one
grew before His health however, commen.
ced failing, and in order to restore it, he pass.
ed several winters at the South, among the
pines, with much benefit. In IS;I2 he made
trip to Europe, visited the fairs OF the farmer:
and inspected their horses, cattle, sheep ant
modes of cultivation. He made some purch
ses in order to improve his famous herd Of De
vons, of which he justly felt proud, they hav
; ing carried off the first premiums in MARYLAND
/ and Penusyl lvania on various occasions. IL
returned from his visit abroad IN greatly i'm
proved health, and with good reason to hop
that many years of life would be vouchsaf fc
him. But how Uncertain are the things ofeart
? lie visited Washington in the latter part {
February or beginning Of March, to attend til
sitting Of the National Agricultural society
when he contracted cold, which resulted i
pneumonia, and finally terminated fatally
: his death society has lost one OF It's brghtcs
: ornaments, and agriculture one of It's ablcst aC
6 vOcates and cXPmplficrs. He leaves two son
both minors, and many relatives and friends
mNurn hs early decGase. His place in til
community, as well as IN their affections, car
J not be tlled,as few in the land possess as grei
d intelligence, as much public spirit, or have til
:. same desire to elevate and protect the ca lin
OF the Agrculturist a series of papers whic
: he wrote over signature of "a Middle Stat
g Farmer" IN regard 10 the Reciprocity tres
i ry, attracted general attention, as they th
}. roughly exposed the talIacy OF the argumcn
i, used IN It's favor. and the tendency to nal
= The farmers mere "hewcrs of wood and draw
II ers of watcr.-Dei. RcEuLiccn.
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11
The March of Temperance.

New YORK.-The Prohibiory liquor law
bill passed the Senate finally on Tuesday last,
by vote 81 to 1l--nearly twO-thlrds. An
animated debate proceeded the final vote, but
all attemps to siike out the search, seizure and
confscation clauses, signaly failed The Sen
ate amendments are mmaterial, and will no
doubt be cOncurred in by the House. AS it
passed that body the bill was 10 take effect on
the first of May; the Senate amended 1t to 20
into operation on the fourth of July. When
New York is once in fact prohlbtory State,
the rest of the States will rapidly. llas.
MAINE-The municipal election at Portland
/ OIL Tuesday resulted in signal triumph for the
! Main. Liquor law. Hon. Neal Dow, 1.-The
father of the Law was elected Mayor of the
! city, over MCobb, on whom the opposition uni
ted. The election was warmly contested
The issue was turned on 8 Dow " andI"Antl-
Dow" men. A ma lority of " Dow " men were
elected to the Council and Board of Alderman
thus placing the city completely under
Maine Law government. When the cir
cums:ances are taken into consideration, the re-
suit of this election must be regarded as a glO-
rous Maine Law triumph.
CONXEcTIcUT-The election on Tuesday re-
suited III the complete defeat of the Admins
traton party, which had arrayed itself gcner-
ally against the present liquor law Of that State
notwithstanding that the Temperance Vot,
was divided between Dutton, the Wing, anC
Minor; the X. ~, candidate for Governor. Til,
latter has poled the largest vote. but there vii
be an election by the people. The Wings anC
Know Nothings have elected all their Congress
! men and a majority in the Senate and HouS
i Representatives. All their candidates we're ci
their pledged or known to be in favor Of III
: present model liquor law Of that state. Mno
: will no doubt be elected governor by the nt'
u Legislature.
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:. turns as far as received indicate the succces
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