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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-20
Temperance nil ssgnea sures

A telegraph dispatch was received here
yesterday, stating that the Governor signed
the temperance bill last Friday! There is
no mistake about 1t this time. We extend
our congratulations to temperance men and
to topers, and at the same time express hear
ty regret for those who will be injured pecu.
niarily by the operations Of this Law. A
law il 10. and good law we believe il to Be
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-20

The German Indignation Meeting OF
Saturday evening, against the temperance
law, did not amount to much. But few Of
the more prominent Germans participated,
and the meeting was marked by neither the
numbers nor the enthusiasm expected. We
think the meeting was i'll advised, and in its
result, better calculated to exhibit the feeble
ness Of the opposition TO the law, than any.
thing else. We hope that now opposition
will cease, at least until the experiment Of
such law has been fully tried-and espe-
cially that the line of difference between
German born and American born citizens,
will be no stronger drayn by distinctive
meetings of Germans on any subject like
this, which 10 Of equal bearing upon oil citi.
gems. They cannot certainly be benefited
% class by meetings among themselves, to
condemn the action Of American citizens
Such meetings only serve to separate more
widely those who should seek to make the
present separation narrower. We are all
living together--we are in daily intercourse
with each other-our interests are identical
and our public action should be united
This law has been established by the repre-
sentatives of the people. and implicit obe-
dience to it will be demanded and enforced
far az possible. As 4 portion OF the people.
Germans have the right, while they obey, to
protest against the law-but they have no
right to protest against it as Germans. That
drawing q distinction which in other cases
they would most strongly disclaim. Nor
have they a right to charge this law on
Know NCthings. nor on any other particular
class, because all parties united in making
il, and Democratic Governor, who with
drew from a Church because the minister
was thought to be Know Nothing. has ap.
proved il. Nor have they a right to declare
this law, as they did in their call for the
meeting. tyranny and striking at their liber.
ty. This 10 an insult to those who made the
law, and to the intelligence and morality
which dictated it. There are no men. nor
class Of men, in this State nor in this coun.
try. suffering under tyranny. 1t is free
country-and we think no portion Of our
citizens should realize that fact better MOI
feel more grateful for il, than those who have
had taste Of European despotsm, and are
now enjoying the precious blessings of lib.
erty. IF Americans, whose first breath
was the air Of liberty, their first foot. print
made on republican soil. their strength eo
panding and their lives matured beneath the
very skies Of freedom-if they do net regart
this law as tyranny and blow at their lib
erty. what right has any other class unde
Gods heaven to complain of the law. or t.
dare charge its makers with despotism7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-20

The BALLOT IN OREeox.-It appears that
the Legislature of Oregon does not favor
the secret ballot system. The OreRonisn
Gays that the Legislature have decided that
the system Of voting shs!I be changed from
ballot 10 vird voce. or in other words, that
each voter shall march up to the polls and
proclaim the name Of each person he wishes
10 vote for. r-.rft.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-20

OIL. ]. Mack, a German painter Of
Memphis, was found dead week before last
on Presidents Island, in the Mississippi,
where he had gone on hunting excursion.
He was killed by gunshot wound and il is
supposed was murdered.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-20

"A slave was arraigned in Mobile. last
week. for killing white man. In reply to
the question from the court, "Are you gully
or not guilty." he plead guilty. The judge
warned him Of the consequences, and stated
that he would not order the pea to be en-.
tered at the time, but called the case up
again.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-20

Oy"Ugly women" il 10 said, abound in
San Francisco. Some "horrid wretch" says:
"i do not wish to be ungallant. or fall in my
allegiance to the fairer sex, but must soy
that it is an abominsblc fact that San Fran
cisco cannot boast Of one perfectly beauti.
full woman
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-20

ntThe Hamilton (Canadu) Spectator Of
Tuesday says, 1--WE have heard that one of
the brakesmen on the morning express train
was found frozen and stiff, and stuck ut his
Wheel The corpse, upon the train stop.
ping at the station, Tell TO the ground"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-20

6TThe Louisville Courier states that the
Know Nothing organization in Kentucky,
has. within few months. grown 10 be most
powerful. Its members are numbered by
thousands, and it is difficult to te.! from
which of the old parties. assertions have bee n
most frequent.
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Voice fro .. warr,cx.

, An old citizen OF Warrick county in send
-Rus.ps his annual subscription 10 advance,
rushrr writes: -
"A frnave email share of a trait Of chnrac.
-xer, Mr.. Sanders, OF which you have a great
share, !. e., you think for yourself don't
agree with you on all points. but still recog.
nize you 90 my political leader. ] have act
ed with the great moral party through long
life, except once I voted for Van Buren,. Blu,
have been sorry did not vote for Tay Tor.
for he was one Of Gods noblest works
Don't care what my leader calls his nrme-
when he leads right. Ill follow--when he
don't, I won't. Don't care il he calls him
sci! an Old Liner-should only want three
miracles TO prove he was right--o"e would
not do. Douglas Ne
brsska bill. as he claims. contains q great
principle which he says is squatter sovereign.
~. But say it was ihis--ihst our forefath.
ers were wrong when they prohibited slavery
from the N. w. Territory and Nebraska. and
il repealed that restriction. So We in our
recent election have condemned Douglas and
approved our fathers.
Ono Col. Kelly, staunch Democrat OF
our county. was accos,ed by q soft nephew,
half corned, with -"
"Uncle John. what is Democracy"
The Colonel hesitated. F" i..l'1@
81 say-sin't il the right to do just % >
man damn pleases!" %
Mike Walsh couldn't define it better.
We hope to hear from our old friend sgain.
He talks right strsieht out.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-20

9Ths saw mills in the vicinity of
Stevens Point or the Upper Wisconsin, are
eu'tisg . 100000 feet Of lumber every month.
The stuff is worth eight dollars per thousand
the mills. That is good price. 1t has
cen 10 years past as low a. FIVE dollars.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-20

OTCharles Dickens first connection with
the press was as Parliamentary reporter on
the Sun. His rapidity was immense, q col.
umn Of BREWER, a(25o lines, Of ten words to
each line (hsving been transcribed BY him
in an hour.
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TUESDAY MORNING.::::::::::FEB.
Circulars. Posters, Cards, DC.

We are now turning beautiful work out OF our
Job Office, and are prepared to il all orders
promptly, neatly and at reasonable prices sP'-
eimens Of all kinds Of work can be seen al ofhee.
We have an elegant ruling machine in connec-
,ion with Office, and arc prepared to DO Blanc
Job Wotk of all descriptions
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ro.r,ar. p,prehN So l.I A.,,,,.,..,
e. OF the Joseph Parker deceased. The 10
solvent. r't feb1o-3tw
ADMINISTRATIONS

ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.
ME Adminsrstor ef Joseph Parker. deed will sell
II publ. suction. n the highest bidder the 18th day Of
March the farm formerly occupied ~ deed IN Perry
Township. the persona property Of decedrnt fello~
Three horses and calf Is hegs about lao bush
and other property usually found farm including ave
bee credit Of IL months all ofhree dollars
and purchaser giving not- and good securisy.
s:L3o-3tw J0SEPHUS PARKER. Admir-.
STRAY MARE.
LIGHT eh.tn sorrel Mare. about i5 hands high has
~ collar aud saddle marks In for,head the left passa
joint straight years old In
fold house in West franklin the 18th Of Dcembe
last person sho will her give Any in.
formation which will lead 70 her rseovery S be literally
rewarded. Eb20-?tws tn 8. ". 0Rl0SBY.
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LrEurEHAHr GENERAL WINFIELD Scor,

LIEUTENANT GENERAL WINFIELD ScoTr.
Washington. Feb. II, ls55.-The passage
Of the jpint resolution authorizing the crea.
ton of the Office Of Lieutenant General 40 .
special honor TO Major General Scott, has
been the cause Of great rejoicing. Col.
Preston's house is crowded tonight by the
friends Of the Commander.!n.C Chief. Gen.
Shields and Judge Douglas both eIectioneer.
ed in the House in favor Of comforting the
title. Upon ascertaining the vote, Col.
Preston drove to the War Department.
where he announced the intelligence to
Scott. The General dropped his head for q
moment, and tears were seen trickling down
his cheek. His reply was worthy Of bis
fame, am was precisely as follows:
"Let no man say, hereafter. that his coun.
try is ungrateful to one who has served her
faithfully"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-20

The Michigan House Of Represents.
by vote OF 81 to Is, have passed
prohibiting the use of jails and other
DON buildings of the State for the conceal.
lent Of persons claimed a. fugitive slaves.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-20

CAPITAL OF NEBRAsKA.-The Cleveland
Herald has received the following special
Dispatch:
OMAHA CITY, Nebraska Ter, Jan. 80.
Both houses Of the Assembly have passed
a bill locating the capital Of Nebrnsks at
Omaha City. opposite Council Bluffs. and
the Governor has signed the bill.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.
COMPLsMENTAWY

Al the eosesssa the v on Hoard the
steausrJ N stockws the evening Friday the issh
the gasss called James HaSias f W The Chair sad
toa u was tii t-rH-
dsred Capt. Greer and ecersof
fer he kind sad elegant hssptal,tie 9! the evening
WELL. II. WALKER,
LOYDM LOWE
- fr' t..r>- J. b. HYNES.
fsb3o-it - Committee.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-20
CASH Music AND PIANO STORE OF
HORACE WATElR. gs. f.--.
No. 333 Broadway, New York.

MUSIC Ar GIsEATLY REDUCED RATES.
.: =; EEL; s.s: : ::,:ss ",
Wafer. tn. trade making innsn.. sale.
lis Al.
n: hi IL q the
Reduction Prices Meodeops Musssi In
Of all kinds Superior onrd6h Octave Planes Tor
: an. sis as ss ....
ever, variety Of 's spt price up g .''s hose
I 81 cs:
Prices from $40 TO $50 MsoaeOns from I've different
Mslsdscn: .aa the nc - the hes. make
s ns Bank Mss.oos so Each Pi.:o
Miodeon guaranteed The best rps to the trade schools
po a.. ~ a. r:a AZ
country paid the reduced rs.ss General snd select
warued to any address free OF charge. fsb20-3md
at'-l1a .Eon NEW ORLEANS: n
E Nc iS,iSs .: :.i is'G G. Mss
VIII lev: !:I az and In .s;,G si.s:
s ~ :; s''ii sscssSP
VNiLDRR's CREAM CHEEsK.-ss boxes jos. reed
per oA';,'ii 81 .:ss II CO sys mes. water
RErIHKsp1 WS 4 =! sgc .R-s AAd' handbag from
.:ss $ en'' b SSiItsE2r CO. sz, .... water.
SrGHR Is ~: ,:,.: grin n o. Sugar landing from
,.tso sh'''s '' Si H.. CO.. sye near w.sr
lI-l STATE STOCK MUNYY WANTED.
ss.E r.., q
rs ~ ''s S;;. r. .:; M,
n Ok BUSH Ear Corn, -r - p. .,iW 7-v
u @SJ loois e.trs Cream Cheese; fin.n
.-os 90 S.He oS.:x. ls..
.,. . :sis a. :: y 60 :; ,..,,, o,..,,,.
q .;s ' :! S:.;' s.: j.
"A Tog,i..s Eeur Borse Pe-.r cad Ihresh.r;
sr srs ssss' 'f. AZ
-. sS .sss I'm iii . 81. sns:. e. ~ i:Ss sas
DurxAx.s x.sssiss .sr February; eeI
n.:st::; Ale. aI.: a.; ,a1 ,.,,,. '
i s.:s .i so. z .;: q; r: .:1.
sss s''''s xiS sii e.. fIs-ERs Boo. Store.
z 'affssf I'D WANTEU 5g.l-
UxDIAxA Ere: Dl Money vs:A! vii! ..y =: AsA.
Hsis street. shrvs doors below Second. Call
febi6 B. ENBlCH.
DIG IRON-3o Soft Gray Het-blast:
II r. 8 do str"ng Soif Bright Hot blast. very
aprior article for Foundry just rsed per
Carrie. - ssraPls. sas for sac By 49,, .s...
81: An. s.,... M. a. Dc.
b. SuSAfhouss Molsoes: khl extra syrup. ~
feeiS ~ .---.S COOKS Family Grocery.
g EI ss prn. s'sr s:,s: sss;,
Oh BBLs purs CIDER vinesar . ersn 10 ship
~ stan. st fsbis coo KS Family Grocery.
ICG0s AND BUrrER--soo dos EGG Lbs fresh But
Ia ter reed and for salsby ,.~,,x
's"'s $50 rsi..fsl, was. vIckkkf.
TNURNIe3.-7s bush just reed for sale BY ,,xv,v
ieoief ., ~
knn LBS Rseea Hams prime article 10 :tsrs and hf
SDVO sale BY fsbis NV 4 8. vicKKRY.
STYLE I!ss or saasT!s .ss..... !. ~.
W ei.asas az Eva.svie and vicinity that he has per-
m.asary In Evsnsxs. yin in. oduee the new
style Commonly known FRESCO-PAINrING. in all its
branches He had oss In his profession n the
sseor.soa Of WALL C.ilisg sss OF Public suiid,nSs
s ssss, 70 Al Who nay desire bis
Fssey letter. and sisa Painting done at the sAeress
<ce frrs buildings in the city voulddo veil
r. trial ir his He nay he found for
present Apollo Hail. or ne ksppsfs en- Main street.
near the Canal. fsb7-u
- boxes stsrch: IL oo6 q d. Gaps:
IS DO sosp q Candles: Hf-ehsst Tea; II
Is do Tobacco Cigars; 800 lbs Saleratus:
2 bills Cider yneeHr. fss7-r J. W. B. 8. vIcKERY. 2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-20

INCREASE OF Cash CAPITAL
TO HALE A MILLION OF DOLLARs.
THE ETNA INSURANCE Gu. HARTFORD. CHM.
HAVING complied with the Law regulate Inssrasss
Hesessss q Ceecsasss i,rsrperssss sshss esasss.
required thereby veparsd thas Sas. The sIsna Ssss
msnt being Gle In the state Audtos ses h Afu sod
AID 10 rublishes the
character Of the
for itself. NY STATE AUTHORITY. = :
STATEMENT ON JANUARY. isss.
The Of the Corporation EInA Issuance coDHS~
located Bartiors. Coan. chartered ISIS.
The Carita Five Hundred Thsusand Dsssas paiA
up. The Asseu OF the Company are: - q
or other persons -. .. -. ......... .s1,s sss -
Real estate unecumberea iss77 eg
s~ni-sssusiiy 49,. ........... 60. n 90 %
Debts the Company seeured By Aortssge.. 13s3 ~
amply
Bills frcsvaIe remium noss ....... zsiah
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The amour, Of liabilities doe Or .ss a.s v BaaIs 81 ssA.i
crrditors--no hing.
Losses adju.tsd due-nsne.
Lossss adj ssts and due. o14o, SO -
l. sses d,ustsd ssd IN sSspesss. watt f-f. e
All ss.n.s he Company ss sssA cap -
Agents issss setes 70 sahs rist siaop. - re-
m sssat insured 10 cry tsvs 81 slaes. sspsnAs 90
width Of the suPpiy dsp % Ne -
psrsmsn u. ssd other instance. ..e
The amount injured ID block bsdia vsys The Ss 70
:: Lint e.: s :, : ssy enc s s,: : s % " Lee
IhOs. A. ALExxNDER. sss's.
STATE OF coNXSc1c cUs;,, Hartford J.. ,ss.
Personally sppesred rhsnss Aissastsr seerssry sfe4s
Etns isrssce Conpssy. and made cath has the fsressS
ssatnest ky him s.sscsbed. true according y be ~
HENRY FOWLER Jas,ses IL II. Psses
All have properly Iasure. will ast
Cor orion For usefulness security prem stsds ss
STOOD FIRST in s line Of ussssets fer ability SD
will the stsessios the assriss rssis
is condition win LEGAL ssd ssss issssssss
ehes II di.pos lie Of that ssd ehssse-
ter H msssi.iiy snssd ~ the isss AsPrsssss Il
The increns espit, STICK to ESQ COO Asss sssh
addition the sssssth Of the esrrorst:s s.d tsrnsssss
The necessity eli ssse
past year wsstsrs Bssush enc ssss 10 cisssbss
ably sdvsnce the time legally dae snd hes had sis
litigation sll any hsss ess isdseeuesss he
Of It's valuable Sc ncrsse thy VI
viii pro psisaSs Il vsrsss sss sss
~ security 70 all permits. -
jan2L- "A. O. HALLOCk. Agsas.s
VYIE give ind,sr .poI Bsnssrs 10
GEO. FOSTER 4 C0.'S..sr
febn Corner Locust street and the Csssf.
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RELIGIOUS.

The friends efths Rev Mr.. Davidson win give hin Do
'asa Party his fssdenee the Of Second and
Cherry asst Thursday evening". 2ad February They
sviss ell Who DAY dirs jsia thsn 70 Dc So fsb,s4s
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(VfDER vHNBtsAR I'VE have jsss sSssivss 20 bbls IN
SsbT TExNEY soRgNsox.
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SsPuCEs-so dss ass'd Srises; =
- sboIss sssreh; II oo d; CAPS:
is do Tooseco 1 Cigars; 800 lbs Salsratus:
2 bills Cider Vinegar, fsb7rr J. W. 8. vICKERY.
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LEWIS = R0wARD.

FORWARDING AND CONFESSION MERCHANTS. EvAxsvnls.
Eneasve Arpansemenss Zoe the spsiss 4. sas.
nUR mammoth wh.rf-bo.s He esles 70 splsndie ss-
" der for the OF Produce Dry Goods 0reesrs
We have stored frseuesuy during the past wss
DO hhds 1910 bss sed $500 erces sn1 bib
lard and having pretty we'll vortea 81 thss bsSseh se
Tor che present. Ne ask our friends 70 sssS %
their Dry Goods Groceries. etc ~ p y
Or large Warehouse the Casal hss kesn thssosehy
cleaned and brushed since Of
sad 10 order Tor description OF MGR
chsndize being connected with other building Ne
consider SAFE om IRE and effect insurance. nsss
ehandise and Produce stored IN 10 low rates. la
We invite Dsalsr and shipper Of Produce 70 ea q
once and themselves the which have s6D
ped Nsw Orleans Nsw York. hlaAelphis Bsiunsss aa<
Pitssasrsh dnrina the past 49,. -.
~ Once in Journal once budings. corner mnis 80
Watt streets, f.ht4-dAwea
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HAVE YOU A BAD en- sPED HEAD

GO to vAUrIER 4 MARcONNIER's and have your head
measured for Hal. They have just received direct from
Paris very ingesioss that will take the shape
your hssd tine. and with which they will
make you Hat that will at easy old shoe. Maa
street. between First and Sseead. fsbls
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wv MANNERS would FesPee,Ia'y nhnouhes~ ths
etiss ms Of Evassvilis vicinity that he has
"e.ed In Evaasyills ri. in, educ: the n:x
branches He had experience In his profession u the
decor.sioa of wails Ceilis OF Public Bnildings
os perfect all who desire his
Fsscv Lsttsi and Sga Painting done the shortest
lce frrss bsiidns in the city veil
- dive Mr. r. his He nay he found for
the pr.ssnt Apollo Hail. Ksppsrs Main
near the Canal. Ssb7-u
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p. 81 learn from good authority
this morning, that the Governor hns approx.
ed the temperance bill. Good! Thus the
triumph of our party 10 complete, 90 far %
enacting the Law 10 concerned; and Of the
undoing Of the holy work BY the Supreme
Court, I think we need not fear. Its consti.
tutionality ia considered undoubted.
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Foreign News.

The steamship Nashville arrived at New
York Yesterday with later iute Ill g-nce from
the seat of war. There is but little expecta-
lion of peace, aud The Emperor Alexander
is evidently preparing for a desperate strug.
gle. One hundred and fifty thousand Rus.
SLAMS have been marched near the Baltic; and
two fortified camps constructed between
Riga, Narva, and Revel. The approaches
TO the seaport towns have been blocked UP
with suuken vessels. The Grsud Duke Con.
stanline has gone 10 Crooslsdt &c in.Ess. The
coas, and Gull Of Finland. Ftiieen thousand
Russian reiniorcements had arrived al Sebas.
topol on the 18th. Previous 10 the adjourn
menl of thu Vienna Conference, The Russian
Pleaipo,enlaries refused 10 admit, that ~ &c.
cepting the third point, they have acknowl
edged the principle OF a diminulion OF The
Russian power in the Black sea, ass erting
that such a demand was contrary 10 the dig.
nifty aud sovereign rights of the empire.
Nesselrode will attend the Conference to
discuss the third point. II is SAID, tha, the
niles will make a proposition 10 exclude all
ships-of-w war from the Black Sea. Austria differs
with the allies re gardingthe Black eaques,iop,
and it is reported tina, she will remain neu.
tral should the alliesdenand the destruction
OF Sebas,opol. She declares thai she entered
into the present arrangement for the purpose
of checking. no, crippIing Russia. The Rus.
slams sill maintain their advantages in the
Crimea. Omar Pasha lad made a recounoi.
tire OF the Russian position on the Alma, with
lwenty-fou thousand men. All the allied
ships of-war at Constanlinople have been Or
dered TO Ssbss,opol. The Austrian army Of
observation was drawing closer 10 the Prulh
and Danube.
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NEW YORK CITY NEWS.

Saturday, April 81, 1855.
"A SAFETY. VALVE FOR New YonK.-Hobo.
ken is likely 10 become an Alsa,ia, under
the operation Of the prohlbiiory liquor law.
Tight men and loose women will be plenty
as blackberries there, after the Fourth of Ju-
~. Many of our retail liquor dealers have
already rented premises, IN the new city,
with the design of Sarr5in ing on their old bust
mess there am II, high prieslesses of
Venus are about to Terry their household
gods (and goddessese over 10 the jersey
shore. Jersey City has a Maine Law of its
own, almost as stringent as the one recently
passed IN This Stale. Hobokon, therefore.
will be the only convenient resort Of the
friends Of license in liquor and love. Per-
sons from the counlry DESTROYS Of seeing The
elephant, in ill his glory, will find him there
and New York Dwdyish, W hen it desires to
unbend, will take the "Roboken slide"
One Of the most remarkable features oil
the liquor law lately enacted by tie LesIsla-
ture Of New York, lie, that with all lie pains
and penalties against the traffic in spurious
ard intoxicating liqnors, il, places no res'ric.
lions on the manufacture o! the article
| Manufacturers are allowed TO make as much
liquor as they please, and Of nnv kind or
quality which they may wish, provided they
| sell it beyond the limits Of the State.
II appears, ftonisa an elaborate article in
tho Couyior and Enquirer, on the resources,
of Russia, that the revenue Of that empire is
over $780, 900 900. The Church. loo, is
enormously rich, and f%uriously PATRIOTIC
| Whatever, motives Russia may have for de-
string peace, lack Of the sinews OF war is
! not one Of them.
TIE New LINE FOR EuRorE.-Commo.
dore Vsnterbilt's famous steamship NORTH
Star sailed on Saturday. at noon, for Havre
direct, on The first voyage OF his lndepen-
den, Line-indePendent of all Government
aid, aud in competition with other lines in
receipt OF mail moneys. The Commodore
seems determined 10 try if a European line
canno, sustain itself even a. aims, such odds
and al rates of fare which place a visit 10
the Old World within The reach of families
as well as Of individuals. The North Star
carried i4s g~sSsanS-,s, sies goo in specis.
and a large independent mail, also at reda-
ced postage. The steamship Washington,
for Southampton aud Bremen, sailed also OIL
Saturday, with l59 passengers.
The paper wal between Mr.. Fry and
The Academy Of Music Management is s,ill
going on. lis latest phase lie a long letter
from the party. Of The first part TO MIR. Pha.
len, reite Grating former assevera;ions as to
the influence OF the "ogre of the press,'
in killing off his (Fry's) Stabat Mater.