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rise the laws affecse! by tia, decision:

wise the laws affec3 BY that decision.
We cannot be Indifferent spectators TO the
action of the General Government and to t! B
political events Of the day The past year
has been one o. unusual political excitement
and, to the pariiof, il must be source of re-
greet to perceive that Ibis excitement has, in
no small degree, evinced dangerous spirit Of
sectionaism.
Indiana, as a State, has wisely selected
her cwn domestic policy; and the people feel
that they have right, from time to time, to
change or mcdfy that po'iry. Satisfied W III
the degree OF prosperity that we have attain
ed under our own free institutions, We have
uniformly respected the const;ru .ona rio hts
OF each member of the contederacy; and no
just cause Of complaint against Indiana, an
be made by any State of The Union.
Whatever views may be entertained by
others, il is my deliberate opinion that, a;
this day, the people OF no State are more ma
tiona in their political sympa HES than are
the citizens of Indiana. Enjoying The priv
iege OF making cur own laws, in our own
way, on all subjects not pr,hi tied by the
Constitution OF the United States, we &C.
knowledge the existence of a similar right
IN the people OF every other State and Ter
ritory in the Union. know o no other
principle but this upon which we can stand
with safety and honor. Ii is the chief COR
ner-stone on which, under God, the security
and peri etui'y of the Union rests. Ii We
cannot maintain this position, there is no
hope tor peace and harmony in the future
Whei ever we aba nd, this stand, we shall
lend our influence in invoking that worst OF
all political caiamit 8, a dissolution il feel.
ing and sympathy Of the members of this
great COME leracy- thus Transforming the
moral and fraternal ties that bind US toge'h
er, into mere Calling and oppressive physical
forces.
Our only hope Of perpetuating our insii U.
tions in all their original vig.'r anJ purity,
rests upon the adoption of that system OF
legis Ia, on that throws the several States
aud Territories Of The I'm on more and mere
upon t cir Cwn resources, and confii e, the
action of the General Government within
the limits defined py the Constitution.
Ardently desiring to co operate with you,
in all that will advance the interests OF our
Being who, alone, is able 10 guide ia the
paths OF wisdom, you have my warmest as
piratiOns, IN all your proceedin S, at This
in interesting and critical period our history,
may have ateadency To increase the strength
and maintain The honor of our State, and pro
mote. the happiness and prosperity OF tie
people.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
JANUARY 4. 1865.
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TELEGRAPHIC!

l-Pwabash high and rising ycs,er ay morning a
Hutsonvle.
CINCINNATI, Jan. Q, NJ.
Flour so rs. Whisky advanced to a6c. Hogs
a $50, dull. Nothing do~e in Provisions. weather
cloudy with indications Of rain:
Kaow Nothing victory.
CIScIKEATI, Jan. s.
The entire Know No hing ticket elected
in Covington, KY, at municipal election
Saturday, by large majority.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 8.
River feet ten inches, and at a stand
Weather clear and cod.
CINCINNATI. Jan, s, P. NJ.
Flour 81 5O@7 IS. Barley declined to
one dollar. Hogs dull and unsettled at
81 SO Provisions dull, except Lard, for
which there is fair demand at 8 1ac for priu g
barrel. Groceries quiet. Molasses zoe for
old and 23c for new.
River fallen two feet since Saturday.
NEW YORK, Jan. 8, p. M.
Flour unchanged. Sales of 5k50 bbs
good Ohio at 50 $500 62. Southern heavy.
Sales of 1900 bbls at SO 25@9 81. Wheat
firm. Corn active and firm. SIZES Wes-
tern mixed, 81 O5. Pork advanced &c
Lard unchanged. Beef unchanged. Sales
Of Bacon at SIC for rib and $500 for clear
Ohio Whssey a755. Coffee and Sugar un-
changed. Molasses steady and active
Sales Orleans az s6@27c. Stocks better
and active. Money unchanged. Virginia
6's, 931. Missouri 6's, SO.
WAsHIN0ToE, Jan. 8.
IN saturday in the Supreme Court, Nc.
Cormick applied to Mr.. Justice Mclean ior
an Injunction to restrain Mcnny g. CO., OI
Illinois, from manufacturing Reaping Ma.
chimes. The defendants deny infringement
and made application for hearing in Dis
,rict of Illinois. Voluntarily rendered Sc
curi,y. Court accepted security and order
ed final hearing in June at Chicago, and re-
fused TO- order an injunction.
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TAILORING Issr,u
TN, ,,Iiss synurynrREp.u

SINCE MESSRS- AHLERiNG q Drummer HAVE
- lease the ~ Corner Stand Water under the
Journal Once aud LED verfps ing with tL largest
sortment aud latest Les o. Fall SD Winter Clrthrg Fur
Dshing Goods aud s-Il them at hEgS low the
suasENDsg.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consist in Of Mems Boy aly made Clothing.
Hats Caps and TrEaks together The
Gentle Dress Goods aus Tal"rs Furnishing Coos
brought this CITY Their fscs fer Purchasing and
are suer'or ether the city,
which them all timer III III orisrs with
Of goods and tn hes, barg ns nn,ry and city
and the puilc generally sIectfu invited call and
examine their New stock aud Reduced Prices before uehas
ing elsewhere decis-tf
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* 81 CASES FOODS rnd Shoes rus feed aud for sale
EsBD very cheap by sep2s J. H. MiGHEE a 60.
HEE-E.-JnSt reed par s.-smer Umpire IS bxs Orange
u Farm creariCh aid for sale by
ser2I ISD. HERMAN.
HURST tRRly ~. OF The SEASON.
II Srfls- Pennss vania BseS heat Flour;
y n X. Rlisiss; Is hf-hxs VI r Raisins: lust
fec'tas t,els COOKS Family Grocery.
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~ "A L IL Il " ~ IL " "A l..
AZ Two long letters from Indianapolis,
with advertisements and much other matt. r.
are crowded out of 10 da. s paper by tire Ne .
sage.
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ATTENTION r SR NsEffS!
XN0OL CARDINf;.-Tbe md rsigned asks the stfsn-
w Hof his perior fael tiles I've ol Card
ing This establishment has two machns runspg day and
nightly -rshing work faster cheap
other similar in this region Will the
work Is excellent bring in VOL or himself
neighhorhocd ORDINARY Ynly has. wait
h carded. My prices reasonable The
highest marhet price always paid wool quality
have old and experienced carder work machines
and prom STA les J. NJ BIRTH
HARDW ARE AND a TI.ERY.
direct I'M Shs fi-id Et gfand)
HHAyE invoice Sh field Goods direct
III the mseuacturers' hands which invite the
enon of Merchants aud others Who wish purchase for
business The invoice consists
of the fol- wing viz:
Table Knives in variety: Hand and PANEL Saws;
Pocket do do; Ripping do
Shears and Scissors: r non and Compass do;
DIR wing Knives:
Files descriptions; Chis-is Socket and Fiymer
All will he sold the lowest market here or
else where, at the New Hardw Of
CHAS. s. WELLS. a
doors below the Branch Bank.
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GROCERIES
" io bills AID n bills Mclases; 50 hag prime Rio Coffee.
~ hhds New Sugar; 10 hays PEPPER Spice, in
and for sale AT lowest rates by
dee'4 SAMUEL ORR.
6SiAWLs.-fn0 Misses coi'd Nett SHa~Is;
~ loo back eub'd of the
sylsss epd below AS 4 CO. ms or sal. BY
-, NEW TAILORING list AnLsHSsENT. =,
V0Nt1S undersigned would erfU TO tho
czeBs of Evausvilr aud surrounding lhtrr that ae
has or-ned shop Main street onnse - Branch Bank
Indiana where
all its latest ard ashio styles Alp
work In and wsrkr hip He hopes
ronage.
Call and examine his stock of Cloths Casneres and Vest
ings be has good stock hard and prepared ell
cheap. noy2f u HELMS
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ADrNIsTRAToE's SALE.

ADINIeTR ATVN's sALE
orde he Court Of Common Pleas of
Il vsn5crhpryh county Ind will. .aminitrator OF
hs state o " blair deed the 27h lay Of January
Evansville the hours
Of 10 o,eIaek A " AID oclock y SILL pat,ie
go the Z ar OF ar Sec Is Town : y n West.
Sshool Fun AZ also thu sputh side 90 the
north part of fr-esnal section Is Town 2. II West
Terms Of One half cash sne' al with
interest dee28 stw " O. WHEELER. Admir-.
FCRS AND SKINS,
PAID FOR N colo Ok BANKABLE PAPER.
yuyHE has located elf city for the
rchase OF il-er Skin- Mirk Coon Otter Fisher and
9th xhir, will the hehes, war ct &C IN
GOLD ih ieiysrrd ~ the Lesth-r tirring
et.Psof ANTHONY RffS tire h state oenk
R-an-h nn:gx ist l We Main street. ts-
ao.viIie wi, hg prize than gents who are
N n habit & collecting IN he ccuutry
AGENTS WANTED-several Fur Collecting Agents are
go n, h.sis,s s.e,I-sv J0s. JAeeBs.-I
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STATE OF INDIANA, ,ss.
Vanterhut Oh DUSTY
In the Court Pe~sef vsHdetb1rEh coaniy. Ind.
c Cha y : M ne - 1 aa' F. Attachment.
Simeon NJ. Worley.>
"A y affidavit having been fled With PLAINTIFFS
IN plant in h of the Clerk of the Court Of
Fs o. Nanderfurgh county setting forth hat tn said de-
feneant simeon Morley Is sideut OF the Stat of
Indiana. and a said
de eniant therefor hereby SO th- penlency the
allow. entitled in said Cor and tn will stand
for risl the said heli
the Court House ia the city Eva. the Menay
in March. A. d. 1855. SACOB LUNEFNHE1NER,f
Clerk G c. p G.
BKER GAgvIN for Pl'f. e,2s a.w
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THE QUESTION
HE question before the Neet Hoase is this: fafller-
what feiler-and his sal-sre about % part d.
timspd they exchange for tn
purpose the Teller goes with his gal 10 the daggyt shop
and for having 1.-The pctares ard he only
to picture ordinary and
the other cse-which should p1
in the magnificent csse-h's own Ugly mug. hsrn!-
Would it be gallant in him put ia the usly p
Would IL jinerous him pat ugly
which THAT'S question before the
ing house. We are oneu for the discussion.
WEBSTER BRO Daguerreotypiss.
iaue-tf Law Maril
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D.. nER-os. MKaCn,,rr,no OR.

DIS. DER-ON. MERCHANT TAILOR
On First street t-tsesn nAIn and S,ea1..re.
A now dn~ o. Cloths cassimsres Vest
,>anatle s,y les at r notice He wiz warrant
nts aud hapes ~ org tn usiBe be
all 10 give general satisfaction Ia has also hand
MriaO. k. Cndershrts with Shirts
C"lars made in the best with Gentemen's
Furnishing Goods generly lie instes his old
and the iuDle generally TO call. deei6 81
u II decs GEO FOSTER co.
ANS LIS Daviees Sugar-cured Fans sale
II at l2hc per lha dee3U COOKS Family Grocery.
SOfAEA DRESSED Qaails at
E1<RllT.-2ocase SmJ rDa Currants;
l. 50 boxes VI. X Raisias;
5ihfhxs
2jluarter do
5tbl, soft-shell Almonds. just reed and for
sale iy dee2i BABcoCK BRO.
HEEsE.Ioo boxes choice Cheese just for
Oty dec2i BABcUCK BRO.
- for sale at Use per bushel by
decl6 FOSTER & BROWN.
u.>LOCR.-25 sacks of Folks Mills Flour.
Il ~ do Railroad do do;
10 bbls do do do; reed and fer sale
by decls J.w. s. yICKERY.
~ 2.0nIb ass d Wires. 500 lbs Block Tin,
500 lbs Copper Bottoms. l eask Zine.
cask Ansils. reed per Lexington and FOR sale ~
novS SAMUEL ORR.
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GROCERY AND p DIVISION STORE
on WATER STREET. BET. SYCAMORE and VINE.
SAM'L p. HAvLIN has opened Grocery and oyisioh
- the above place three doors from Sam Orr
where he will keep hand excellent Of
Groceries of all kinds and FRESH MEATS He VIII keep
Butcher Stall open all hours. and invites public
Meats good aud prices low. decl3-u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-24
SECRETARY DAYS AND CEN SCOTT
WASHINGTON, Frid.y, Sept. 81, les.

WASHINGTON, Friday, Sept. 81, 1855.
II he's leaked out here that the Wsr Department IS
engaged in sharp and bitter controversy with Con-
scott END that developm. ns may he expected ~ the
onenng Of Congress which will out the famous Marcy
arc Scott contest entirely in the background
The affair is ouly remotely connected with the qles
ton of allowing the General back pay under the act
of Congress autbunz ng the appointment OF Leu,en
ant.GeIersl though il undoubtedly has bearing
upon it. Mr.. Gushing has given the President very
elaborate opinion the legal question OF The General
title 10 back pay under The act Fhlc un iers'oOd 70
be 0gainst H. No action on this matter, however, has
yet been taken. The controversy referred TO grows
out Of another matter.
II seems that some months since Gen Scott gave
Gen Hitchcock, Who has long been an intimate p"r-
soral friend, leave OF absence tor SIX mOn.hs Inc
Secretary of " AT Immediately wrote 10 Gen Scott de-
randlrg his tor this act OF iavor,tism 70 Ten
Hitchcock, and a. The same Ire C0nrfccnQnded Tue
Gene ais srGer granting leave OF absence lac Sec
retarys letter was quite sharp in s tone as II was
insulting in It's tenor.
Gen Scott replied that he had granted the leave OF
abe nee because he had the right to do II, aud vas
Convinced OF its p-opre'y-that be was not responsi-
bl. To the Secretary of War for hs action an such
eases: and that he would be obliged TO hun II &c wouc
hereafter in sny official communications h" might
have occasion 20 address him. write IN the name anu
10y the authority of the President of the United states
as be was tho only official superior whom he &C
kr owlrGgsd ID. The Generals letter quite as sharp
az the SeCIet6rys.
Secretary DAVIS, in reply, entered into very elab-
oraie and detailed exposition of all the alleged breaches
of order and violations of propr,ety committed oy Gen
Scott during his whole military career His letter is
very Long, and tiled with the severest criticism OF the
Generals conduct. IL s Intended 10 snnihaie hn
completely in the confidence and respect of the Amer
lean reopIe-which may prove to be more serious
undertaking than Secretary Davis imas ines.
Tie correspondeEceis already quite vo!umnous, and
is not vet closed II will undoubtedly be communicate
cd TO Congress al the opening OF the session. IL not,
it will be called for by special resolution
In this matter, rs in all Others the Secretary of War
il the sutocrat OF the Cabinet. He rules the President
az completely az be rules Bis colleagues. Ii wds ne
who brought the Cabinet 10 indorse and sssumc the
Nebraska BILL Marcy was at first violently opposed
10 IL but finally caved in ana eectioneared actively
aud personally in favor of With members of Congress
la this affair it'll General Scott DAVIS Ii equally
domirant ana will undoubtedly carry the whole Cabi'
net with him. so you may well prepare for another
crusade against this war.worn old soldier Times.
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SAINT JOHNS, AND A WALK TO TOPSAIL.
From Our Special Corresr ondent-
ST. JOINS, NEWFOUNDLAND,

From Our Special CoTresi ondent
ST. JOINS, NEwrOUNDLAND,
Thursday Morning, Aug. 10, 1855. !
was lying In my BERTH in one Of the deck
stateroOms, on Monday morning, when a sailor
came up to the open window and said: "YOu'd
"better get up, Sir; we shall be at st. Johns in
ian hour" / took his advice at once, hurried
on my clothes, and got on deck in time to see
IA pass Cape Spear, bare, green headland,
crowned with lighthouse, beyond which the
coast trends westward for several miles. The
land va, lofty, presenting bold front to the
SEQ, and The entrance 10 81. Johns Harbor,
which DOR little pilot pointed out TO me In front
81 ne, was narrow rap between two precpi.
tus hilis whOse bases almost touched. The
morning wss rainy and overcast, bot not foggy,
cd No sppresch 10 the shore was 40 sscufs
that ss made Gifsstly for the entrance. which
rs had almost fssekss. When fogtoarsj boat.
aiming pilet. pat ~ H. asst ga. Tho town
sf 81. .Jshbs srss1J began " sppssf through
ibs gap D, Fptgs. spa il fsr ainstss nc we're
ssuag bstssAh nsarlT ps'gsAaisHls' wallis Of
ssfk ,s9 stnis Sss. otish ',ss h. tbs hight II
~ fsss m us ssqth. stl nm fsss IN ibs NTH
sl6s We ps,s ksisl f,sm swell iieht hssss
stA kSstei5 - fhs stvsb.a. rhs tsss.es is nj
,4rrs hse ,h,ss ~ fsg, ss.l'sl ys'@s pias.
I'D tsffst8y res ssstp US Ms'i" Pr,s. HI
,stAr7sl ~ pn}>A pill s-,s ~ completed ~ h'
tis.siNA ~ "sTp Yv,E
Ssss.g Ill. "a seN .n,.t 49, y .,.p..s -ith
a. .Ls .s4te,, s,.S h.,tsess NV e~"-..s.s -.
4fb,sys t>fF'si fss.t = ~ y.4~. -
,t,s n ~ Ess4 - - ~ >sfsrt> es,'-
t>sa a. .shAs i.s, - r. - h, i,-- %.
s,,es hs,7s ,.sn .asl- - y.,s+,hca '-r- ,his
,,,s 500. ,Ae ses-.ss - S'N,~.' e.. Z -.s.s>
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NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER a. 1855


dencsey which could DO had On such abort notice,
presented a truly festive appearance: Peter
Cooper. Rsq, presided, with Cyrus w. Field and
II " iowber, Esqs hs Vioe-Prcsidsnts. Among
tho guests we're Bishop Mnllock, Archdeacon
Bridge, Mr. Shea, Speaker Of the Assembly Mr.
Kent. Colonial Secretary Mr.. Little, Attorney
General: Mr.. Emerson, Solicitor General Mr..
Saltcr, Governor Secretary; Major Dalton Mr..
Harvey and several Of the first Merchants ., the
mace Governor Darling was prevented BY illness
,rom attending. The dinner passed of with the
utmost hilarity and friendly feeling. Major DAl-
ton permitted the garrison band to attend, and we
had National airs at the proper time / nave Ill
reaJy forwarded 10 you brief report Of the toasts
ard speeches, to which need only add that Mr..
Cooper presided with thorough ease and dignity,
and that his final speech, in which be demonstrated
BY figures the pecuniary Advantages which our
transatlantic steamship lines would derive from
touching at 81 Johns, gave great satisfaction to
all the Newfour dlanders present: The operations
of the Company seem to be waking up the place
from its long sleep and its citizens are catching
the infectious spirit of American enterprise. B. T.
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The LoroR LAw-JUDGs DOUGLASS DECISION.
On Monday afternoon the OF the people agt Ihos
Gallagher was argued before the Circuit Court IN this
city, by H. c. Knight, Esq, for the people, and VIM
Gray ard H. d. Terry, Esqrs., for the defendant The
case wss taken TO the Circuit Court, and submitted on
an agreed statement OF facts, which were that Gal
agher imported oask Of brandy from France from
which be drew decanter full, and then sold glass
from the decaHter The question for the Court 10 de-
eide was Is the liquor 80 sold protected from the
"operatiops Of the Liquor Law 10y the exemption con
tanned in the Goth section ," which reads thus
The prov,ozs Of This shall DO construed TO apply to
such auc as oIegn production and waoh have been
npoed under the Of the United states aud Accordance
Herewith contained the Original packages IN which they
oTicd and ia Quantities not 'css than me is"s Oh me
United states presorbe'
The Judge decided that in such sale The liquor ia
no, protected. This provision Of the law wss evil
IDENTITY intended 10 prevent csshry with the United
Siats laws regulating the importation OF liquors and
ns soon as The original PACKAGE arr broken up
into less quantities than imported. the liquor becomes
Liable 10 the operation Of the Liquor Law. II. d.
Terry Tsu Tor the defense, inquired whether that
Question might not have been reserved for tho do
,ison of the supreme Court hut Judge Douglass re-
plicd that he did no, dcoui the question aoabtiai
enough 10 r,sor,c IT, lowas pciccdy clear upon that
roini Thus ono euai prop is kuocked out irem under
The sfur sellers and shsll probably hear less OF
" orr iual packages than 40 have heretofore.
Ipesrv,f Tribune. sept -
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THE PALACES OF ST. PETERSBURG

From Our Own Correspondent
ST PETTRsBrRG, Russia, July, l-55.
Although palace seeing soon becomes tame and
tiresome to the traveller yet the many establish
ments bearing the name Of royal palaces in and
about St Petersburg will furnish to the curious
stranger pleasant and profitable pastme for two
or three days
That at Peterhof where the present Emperor IL
spending the Sumner m0pths, has been 70 me the
most interesting chiefly on account Of the great
beauty Of it, gardens ard the extent and grandeur
Of its water. works which are AID 70 equal those
NJ Versailles Peterh0G was the special fhVOrite
NJ the Emperor Nicholas, upon the grounds Of
which be spent mach time in projecting and car
rying into eject plans for their dseofa,i1n Here
IN the early morning gnsttehds1, b. ~as frequent
~ 10 be seen driving walking through the Wind
me paths or during The later bours ef thf dsY ~.
ing directions 10 w0fkIosn abSgs TIE sErsyatlOn
At .oue artificial lake, or The sisti30h ~ Italian
villa. Which here nod there dDt All gsfJ tbt
kDdseape.
The mode Il reaching Psshfhos. p 'sfs's de
liant from ~ Pet<fsbgrg is BY ssFsmhtsi ma n
carries yos pee, tke nosth ~ ts's bs>Sid"' SF's
into the Gulf Of FinlAAd shA within sght " t4s
bris,rbg bs.tens II CfsFstsd, bsiofs fssthdss ths
Nhsrf Two slAsd eafsSS. ssfueghtHA s%ta ~
tho tosbIs ssgis stA e'soh 'ists st,s's s.s N; n
iorsst ~ oak Ard Ea.s itsss. s't "a @aly it9t$
h0n iron tie phsff II ils s4ese 'jtis,sg Il fsys.
Palace FellHpihg ~ esSis '@s(. pA~sA ssst
bA<s into To fsfss, ~ 80 "a ssfiy s't'sr;~$ "
q sfsyle ia n psiH, f'v@ sp i,''SHsssl " as
rosssiSs With ss$sss s't'''.' re a. IA ~ 's
AZ H. sttsnslps usssf peYss psath "|N sssF'
Els rsss1 t,en IA Stp ps84sE 'th - i's.S
80 g., nsA tAs stsfsfth ~ IA gs.sD% = y''%'
k.s. stsslsag a. i Gess spss sse 'sfst y - ,
Ssshsitf. ia sft>seps s1tet.stSses "a "A'-s -.
III ~ a. Nt,s sth ~ is'se5s, f'''1 'Tr't' ~
"a d pesSrskvE. pAsSs is' ss7SN@ . "a . ~ ~
a. AZ Ia YialasH saeSs Ffse~ "a .Ah7>'7 - ma
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THE PARIS ALLIANCE.

We take the following extract from private letter
received per steamer Baltic from one OF the clerical
delegates from this City:
0Tbis Great assemblage, which has been in session
at the metropolis of France for days psst finally
adjourned on the LIST inst The whole proceedings
were characterized by much harmony during & free
interchange of sentiments. Among the delegation
from the United States were toe Rev. Drs. Bard,
Mel cod and Patton all Of New-lOrk City. One of
the LAST acts of the Conference was the abortion OF
paper memoralzpg the Governments of the Continent
and the Sultan of Turkey TO grant liberty OF religious
worehp 10 all who profess Christianity in their donin-
ions. The Queen of England and the President of
the United States also to be requested to use
their power with the persecuting Governments that
this may cease in their possessions. The large Con-
took together OF the Lords Supper The services
were conducted in seven different languages. The
impression made was very salutary and will doubtless
be productive of great good"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-24

CONVENIENT ElTERPRI,E vs.. IsDpIorAL ENTER
pRlsE-A correspondent. sends US the following:
Can any one in the Pos-Ofiice Departr ent or out
of il tell why it is that letter put in the Post Office
here at neon, on Friday for instance, for H,lsport,
New York v not reach there till the next Wedaes-
day. when a man can start from here at 3 ocock
the same p. NJ. and be there at o'clock
the next morning, four VhOle days in I'D:
vance of the letter ] have sent good
many letters there and they never arrive in less time
A man can start from Randolph, VI, at II O'Clock,
A. NJ land be in New.York the same night Letters
mailed there are usually delivered on the third day:
How long would an express do business if 1t detained
parcels so long on the road Yet we must suffer this
defer ton Of our business letters at The hands of Gov
eminent for no other than 6ecdHse It Is IN the
hands Of the Government. ~.