Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-28
Corro,ponlenco Of the Palladium.

We extract the following from " P'f
yate letter received from a friend in New
York, Of March 81.
Ills well known that w. IL. Seward
us Senator from this State, is the Ro-
man Catholics friend, ana hence was sup
ported by that denomination. The Cath
olics expect to obtain Mr.. Stewards IN
auence in securing such a division Of the
public school money as to enable them to
have schools By themselves, instead oil
having them in connection with the Pro-
testauts.
Some Belgian p0upcrs who arrived
here about SIX months ago, are to be sent
back by the city authorities. Mayor
! Wood is determined 10 resist the impJsi-
ions Of foreign governments seeking to
inhict their paupers and criminals upon
us.
Mr.. Schmidt wished to kuU'y whether
an able bodied man landing with 40 ~
his pocket would be considered a pauper
The Mayor said that depended altogether
on circum stances. If men are furnished
with money by the government merely e
get here, they would be considered pau
pers, and should be sent back TO the place
from whence they caIne-and that Il ,
WAS necessary 10 call out the forces undei
the CITY government to fire on, and sini
every emigrant ship lreighted with pau
7 Ders and criminals he should do 1t.
The Sunday liquor law is being riged
I lly enforced. All persons keeping thel
shops opel on Sunday are liable to a I'm
Of 5000, Or in default, imprisonment,
The Main-law has passed one branc
Of the Legislature and 1t is confident
n expected that it will soon become a Law
a Tie Muine-law has passed in DeiewAT'
P God speed the temperance cause her
and every where.
TIE Black Warrior has arrived fro
ii Havana. bringing dates to the l5h u
% Great excitement prevails, new militia
4 companies are being formed. me wn'
j. and Ill n4eeared TO be in a state Of sen
lat French men-ol-war are cfuisAIs' :
Island, ready to assist the Spanish in c
-o invasion.
There was a large body Of men in n
Orleans intending to invade the ISLAND
Cuba, and would have done SO had
timely discovery been made OF their
signs.
A judgment Of SIC. 600 has been 7
dered against james Gordon Bennett
the N. Y. Herald, for alibel against /
formerly manager OF die Astor EIo
TO- Opera in Ibis city. Tie suit was o
Ca menced in the year lS48. Tie editor
l'' he Times is also in trouble VITA Seq,
= for an article published III his paper.
= Washington's birthday was celebr.
by all the KIow-Nolhings Sons Of 7
p]erance and United Americans, and
!, friends Of liberty generally. On the /.
there passed through the post-ofice Of
city. SO 1913 letters, and 393o6 pap
On the same day there wsre reoeI
frSn the Steamship Billie IS 543 )el
and 81 944 papers.
Gen. Sam. Houston has been lectu
here and in neighboring cities, with
hope Of gaining friends preparatory
he next presidential election.
Known othings are in his favor.
The steamer Geo. Inv has arri
bringing dates from California 10 The
Of February. She brings $l,lI3 So
gold dust. Tie Panama railroad IS
completed, passengers cross from shi
ship in one day. The Coroner of 81
mento cpused six persons to be ARE
for pilfering the dead bodies from
=, ST. Paul.
News from Oregon to the 20 h.
P'e Maine law was expected 10 pass. Il
en- ness was dull. yours, l.. +. !
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